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One of the versatile American actresses, Abigail Hawk has starred in several movies and has earned an astonishing amount of money from them. Hawk has been active in the field of acting sing a long time. As of now, Hawk has an estimated net worth of around $1 million.
As a child actress, Hawk made her first acting debut through TV series Reality Check in 1995 as Samantha Bonner along with Ryan Seacrest and John Aaron Bennett. At that time, Hawk was just 13 years old.
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But, she took a long break and later returned back to her acting career in 2006 and appeared in the series Law and Order: Victims Unit.
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Moreover, Hawk's breakthrough came after she starred in the 2007 movie, Blue Bloods. Similarly, in 2010, Hawk starred in the short horror movie The Tragedy of Maria Macabre in which she portrayed the role of Maria Macabre.
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Likewise, she starred in the movie Body of Proof in 2011. Similarly, Hawk starring movie Across the Universe grossed a total of 29.4 million throughout the world. In 2016, Hawk appeared in the movie A Christmas in Vermont and Almost Paris in 2017 for which she received the Best Actress award.
The 32 years old versatile actress, Abigail Hawk was born on May 4, 1985, in Chicago, Illinois, the United States. She is the daughter of Robert Gustafson and Diane Gustafson. Hawk attended the North Spring High School, Georgia, Atlanta and later graduated from the Maryland University, Maryland.
Since her early ages, Hawk started her acting career and till date, she has appeared in several movies as well as television series. Hawk is already married to husband Bryan Spies who is a former employee of New York-based restaurant Bouchon Bakery.
Hawk and Bryan dated each other for several years and finally shared their vows back in 2009 in Roswell. Although the couple is already married, they often keep their personal details secret. However, the sources have mentioned that the couple has a child. Since their marriage, the couple is still together and yet they haven't faced any rumors of divorce.

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Posted by Voice of the Faithful in Voice of the Faithful on June 25, 2018
Recent events revolving around Catholic clergy sexual abuse suggest the proverbial tide may be turning in the scandal from the Church's knee-jerk closing of institutional ranks to action against perpetrators and abettors, both by the Church and civil authorities.
A marked example of how far the institutional response has progressed toward accountability is retired Cardinal Theodore McCarrick stepping down from active ministry after the Vatican determined that allegations of sexual abuse were found "credible and substantiated." The abuse occurred nearly 50 years ago when he was a priest in the Archdiocese of New York. Nothing additional was known about the incident at the time of this writing, but McCarrick is likely the first cardinal to step aside because of sexual abuse.
Another obvious evidence of a change in the Church's attitude is the change in Pope Francis. Over just a few weeks he has shifted from calling Chilean abuse survivors' allegations "calumny" to removing three bishops, after he met with Chilean abuse victims and Vatican investigator Archbishop Charles Scicluna turned in his report. Chilean police and prosecutors also raided Catholic Church offices in the Osorno Diocese of Bishop Juan Barros. Scicluna and his colleague, Father Jordi Bertomeu Farnos, have returned to Chile to help ensure "adequate responses to each case of sexual abuse of minors."
The Archdiocese of Mexico City's response has been a partnership with the Survivors of those Abused by Priests on programs to protect children. To date, SNAP has been so critical of the Church for its handling of the scandal that it has become anathema to most bishops, particularly in the United States.
Throughout the scandal's history, many Catholics have taken a jaundiced view of survivor settlements. Yet, in St. Paul-Minneapolis, which rose out of bankruptcy only recently with a $210 million settlement with survivors, parishioners are actually contributing to the settlement. "It's the right thing to do," said Father Daniel Griffith at Our Lady of Lourdes. "We're all part of the archdiocese, and we all need to be part of the solution."
States' attorneys general have long tried to pry open the scandal, with limited results, but momentum is building, most visibly in Pennsylvania. A report is due at the end of this month from a grand jury investigation covering six dioceses (Greensburg, Allentown, Scranton, Erie, Harrisburg, Pittsburg — As of this writing, the Pennsylvania Supreme court has tempoarily blocked release of the report). Those close to the report tout conclusions as the worst ever. Legislators there are hoping the report finally will prompt changes in the state's statute of limitation for sexual assault, which devastating grand jury reports in the Altoona-Johnstown Diocese and Philadelphia Archdiocese were unable to achieve; although the 2011 report in Philadelphia resulted in the convictions of two priests.
Where the law allows, national governments have investigated institutional abuse of minors. The Church has figured highly in these investigations, which, for example, have taken place in Ireland, Scotland, Australia, and The Netherlands, and a statutory inquiry in the United Kingdom and Wales is ongoing. At least in Australia, the inquiry has led to changes in the law that include attempting to force priests to break the seal of confession where clergy sexual abuse of a minor is involved.
Speaking of Australia, the scandal has ensnared two highly placed prelates there. Cardinal George Pell is now standing trial on multiple counts of historic sexual abuse, while on leave from his position as Vatican treasurer. Archbishop Philip Wilson's trial for covering up clergy abuse recently resulted in his conviction, and he is to be sentenced next month.
Guam's Archbishop Anthony Apuron is now appealing his Vatican conviction earlier this spring for "certain accusations" of sexual abuse of minors. He has been removed from office. The Church and lawyers there are attempting to settle more than 170 civil suits brought by abuse survivors (184 people in Guam have said they were abused by clergy or others associated with the Church).
Predicting where all this will lead is risky. These events, however, are not the same as the apologies and promises that too often in the past have not resulted in change. They are examples of the Church and civil authorities actually taking action.
Archbishop Mark Coleridge, president of Australia's bishop conference told Cruxnow.com that the atmosphere today in the Vatican is totally different than in 2002. Now, "there is a determination to work with all the local churches in really trying to, first of all, understand the phenomenon and the scale and the complexity, and then to tie action, not just wring the hands or have another discussion, but to actually take action … There is absolutely no room for complacency, but there is room for encouragement."
As Voice of the Faithful was recently quoted in a PennLive.com article on the Pennsylvania scandal, perhaps "we've come to a point where the Church has realized this cannot go on."
(For many more examples of how the tide may be turning on the clergy abuse scandal see Voice of the Faithful's most recent "Focus" news roundup column.)
Reprinted from Voice of the Faithful's In the Vineyard e-newsletter.
More than 800 sex abuse claims filed under Minnesota law / Star Tribune
Posted by Voice of the Faithful in Clergy Sexual Abuse, Voice of the Faithful on May 24, 2016
More than 850 child sex abuse claims, including about 500 against Minnesota Catholic clergy, have been made in the past three years under a landmark Minnesota law sunsetting this week that allowed victims of older abuse cases to have their day in court.
"The Minnesota Child Victims Act, which rocked the Catholic Church to its core, set a May 25, 2016, deadline for filing older claims. Victims' lawyers are rushing to the finish line, expecting a last-minute surge in claims …
"In the three years since the law's passage, the local church has witnessed an archbishop's resignation, two bankruptcies and the public naming of more than 100 priests credibly accused of child sex abuse …
"The speed and scope of the abuse claims underscores the pent-up demand for justice for sexual behavior 'that has created an enormous cost to the victims, to their families and to society,' said Sen. Ron Latz, DFL-St. Louis Park, the chief Senate author of the law.
Latz said. 'If [the church] had dealt with the problem up front, [it] never would have been in this position.'"
By Jean Hopfensperger, Star Tribune — Click here to read the rest of this story.
Catholics, community react to priest's arrival amid sex abuse backdrop / Kalamazoo Gazette/MCLive.com
Posted by Voice of the Faithful in Clergy Sexual Abuse, Voice of the Faithful on January 19, 2016
" … When Archbishop John Nienstedt celebrated three Masses at St. Philip Catholic Church this weekend (Jan. 17), he was merely helping out his old friend Fr. John Fleckenstein, who is ill. He plans to continue to help as needed for about a six months …
"Nienstedt may have passed muster with church leaders. But many parents, community members and former victims of sexual abuse are angered by the arrival of the archbishop who is embroiled in one of the ugliest clergy sex scandals in the country, at the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis."
By Rosemary Parker, Kalamazoo Gazette on MLive.com — Click here to read the rest of this story.
Archdiocese of St. Paul settles complaint on child abuse / The New York Times
Posted by Voice of the Faithful in Clergy Sexual Abuse, Voice of the Faithful on December 21, 2015
The Roman Catholic archdiocese here has reached an agreement with prosecutors in a civil case accusing church officials of failing to protect children from sexual abuse.
"The unusual settlement, announced Friday in a Ramsey County courtroom, calls for more transparency when claims of child sexual abuse are raised and would allow prosecutors and courts to monitor the church's progress on such matters for three years …
"In June, Mr. Choi filed six criminal charges, misdemeanors with maximum fines of $3,000 each, accusing the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis of failing to protect children from sexual abuse. Both sides said they continued to discuss the charges, which are pending, even as the deal was struck on the civil petition that accompanied them.
"Though not unprecedented, a criminal prosecution of an entire diocese is rare. The charges filed here are among the most severe actions taken by prosecutors against a diocese, amounting to a broad, stinging critique of how the institution here handled abuse cases even after changes were announced."
By Todd Nelson and Monica Davey, The New York Times — Click here to read the rest of this story, which contains links to earlier stories from The New York Times about criminal charges regarding clergy sexual abuse filed against the St. Paul Archdiocese.
Video divides Twin Cities archdiocese, abuse victims / The Wall Street Journal
Posted by Voice of the Faithful in Clergy Sexual Abuse, Voice of the Faithful on July 10, 2015
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis and representatives for several hundred alleged victims of clergy sexual abuse are at odds over a seven-minute video that victims want to play following Mass in all 187 of the archdiocese's parishes.
"The video, in which three alleged abuse victims appear, urges others to come forward and file claims against the archdiocese ahead of an Aug. 3 deadline. Filing formal claims is a critical step for those seeking to share a court-brokered settlement with the archdiocese and its insurance carriers.
"Lawyers for alleged victims have asked Judge Robert Kressel of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in St. Paul, Minn., to approve a motion that would send the video to all parishes and request that they play the video 'in connection with each Mass service' on July 11 and July 12. The request stops short of asking the judge to explicitly order parishes to play the video."
By Tom Corrigan, The Wall Street Journal — Click here to read the rest of this story.
Minnesota archdiocese is charged in abuse scandal / The New York Times
Posted by Voice of the Faithful in Clergy Sexual Abuse, Voice of the Faithful on June 6, 2015
Prosecutors in Minnesota filed criminal charges Friday (June 5) against the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis, accusing church leaders of mishandling repeated complaints of sexual misconduct against a priest and failing to follow through on pledges to protect children and root out pedophile clergymen.
"The charges and accompanying civil petition, announced by the Ramsey County prosecutor, John J. Choi, stem from accusations by three male victims who say that from 2008 to 2010, when they were underage, a local priest, Curtis Wehmeyer, gave them alcohol and drugs before sexually assaulting them.
"The criminal case amounts to a sweeping condemnation of the archdiocese and how its leaders have handled the abuse allegations — even after reforms were put in place by church leaders to increase accountability — and the charges are among the most severe actions taken by US authorities against a Catholic diocese."
By Mitch Smith, The New York Times, in The Boston Globe — Click here to read the rest of this story.
New documents show falsehoods in Nienstedt testimony / Minnesota Public Radio
Posted by Voice of the Faithful in Catholic Bishops, Clergy Sexual Abuse, Clericalism, Voice of the Faithful on August 13, 2014
Documents made public Monday (Aug. 10) in a lawsuit against the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis show that Archbishop John Nienstedt made false statements under oath in April about his knowledge of a priest accused of child sexual abuse."
By Madelein Baran, Minnesota Public Radio — Click here to read the rest of this story.


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Mike Ford was forced to defend his record as the storm clouds loomed over Bath after this lacklustre defeat meant their European hopes faded from sight at the RDS Showground.
Leroy Houston scored the game's first try after an hour but that was to prove too late to compensate for an abject display.
Bath lacked any of the commitment needed to beat a side bottom of the group and with little more than pride at stake. Too often they were simply out-muscled in the tight contest, the scrum failed to spark and they struggled for any control. Having made a significant step forward at Toulon, this felt like two steps backwards.
Ford, the Bath head coach, said: "It's disappointing but we are going in the right direction when you look at the bigger picture. We just need to get through this storm and when we come out of it we will be a better team.
"We've been to the finals of both the European Challenge Cup and the Aviva Premiership playing some fantastic rugby. We're not seeing it right now but we will get there. We know we are a better team but we have to regroup and work hard to get more performances like last week against Toulon.
"If you don't get a platform, win your own set-piece ball, get over the gain line or knock them back in defence then it's going to be a tough day in the office and that's what this was."
Instead, a new-look Leinster halted their worst run in Europe through the boot of Ian Madigan and Sean Cronin's second-half try.
Bath looked jaded from travelling to the south of France and Dublin in the space of six days but were not helped by losing Rob Webber and Francois Louw to injury and Dominic Day, all before half-time.
It meant their set piece, the bedrock of their display against holders Toulon last week, struggled even against a Leinster pack that included four players in the front five making their first Champions Cup starts.
Even some harsh words from Ford and coach Toby Booth failed to sharpen Bath's focus. A driving maul made yards only to lose possession short of the line and young Garry Ringrose, earmarked as the long-term successor to Brian O'Driscoll for the No 13 jersey here, set off.
Twice he was involved and only a last-ditch tackle by George Ford prevented Isa Nacewa crossing, though Madigan still extended the lead with a fifth kick.
It was not until the hour mark that Bath finally found their rhythm after Henry Thomas peeled off a maul but Chris Cook in support appeared to be taken off the ball.
Ford fumed: "If that wasn't a yellow card or even a penalty try then I don't know what is."
However, from the resulting line-out, Houston rose highest and then rejoined the drive to touch down for the game's first try, only for Ford to miss the conversion.
If that summed up Bath's evening, then so did what followed when Houston and Matt Banahan collided for the restart and Cronin recovered possession.
Leinster threw numbers at a Bath defence yet to gather itself and the hooker simply picked up and darted over unopposed as Bath's players stood and looked at one another.


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The first text of political thought is also provided to us by Herodotus
The ancient Greeks theorized about the various political systems: monarchy, democracy, tyranny
There are several forms of personal power: monarchy, royalty, tyranny…they are all different, but these three terms have many relationships with each other.
Throughout History, the ancient Greek people not only had different political systems (monarchy, democracy, tyranny ...), but often theorized about this important issue and devoted its most illustrious thinkers like Plato or Aristotle. It could not be otherwise by those who created the Philosophy, rhetoric, science, and reflected and theorized about so many things. Their reflections were by no means simple, but difficult and detailed.
We owe to Herodotus, the "Father of History", the first text of Greek literature in defining the various forms of government, the first text of political thought. In his Histories, III, 80.1 he puts in the mouth of three Persians (King Darius and his generals Ótanes and Megabizo) the benefits and harms of the monarchy, democracy and oligarchy.
Ótanes rejects monarchy (Greek μονος (mónos): one, and αρχειν (arjéin): government) because the monarch (king or tyrant are not delimited), who can do whatever he wants without accounting for it, develops pride, excess (ὕϐρις hybris) and envy of those around him and hurts and kills without trial those he considers his enemies. Ótanes defends the "people's government" or isonomy (from the Greek ἰσονομία "equality before the law", as well of ἴσος, isos," equal "and νόμος nomos," usage, custom, law "), because the magistrates are exercised by election and issues undergo deliberation of the people.
Megabizo rejects democracy or isonomy or government by the people because people are ignorant, insolent and impulsive. He proposes to elect a group of well-prepared persons, named the oligarchy (from the Greek ὀλιγαρχία, ολίγο = little, few and αρχειν (arjéin): government). Oligarchy is then considered as a degeneration of the aristocracy 'government of the best "(Greek ἀριστοκρατία aristokratía, of ἄριστος aristos, excellent, and κράτος, kratos, power) and therefore it is also a tyrannical system of government.
Darius rejects democracy because debauchery is inevitable in it; he also rejects the oligarchy because in it inevitably exist rivalries and hatreds, strife and murder against each other because they all want to occupy the head of power; so he is in favor of the monarchy, because, being a single ruler, state secrets are best kept and avoid the above problems. But this monarchy is not tyranny because it governs the people properly. This way, democracy degenerates into oligarchy and, at the same time, this last one turns into a monarchy, which is the best system, because the monarch acts as a judge between the aristocratic groups and favors the people. But even this monarch can easily become a tyrant, who takes away the freedom from his citizens.
Lately Socrates, Plato, Aristotle deeply developed these ideas, but the first one who presents the discussion, at least the first text we know, is of the "father" Herodotus.
Today Western world's citizens are mostly democratic, but there isn't shortage of voices, that are heard with some frequency, defending oligarchic systems as they consider people ignorant and easily manageable.
It's also interesting that still remain good number of Western monarchies, although its political function, very small, is under the rules of democracy.
And even in many countries of the world there are monarchies, tyrannical monarchies, oligarchies and tyrannical oligarchies and in them there is no freedom for their citizens. Certainly humanity has improved, but how difficult to extend and keep freedom is.
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Without hybrid cloud integration, the various cloud services are merely a collection of independent systems serving different functions. Integration requires configuration management, orchestration, unified provisioning, and interconnectivity. Putting these pieces together remains a complex proposition, one that Unitas Global specializes in, with a track record of success. A true hybrid cloud solution allows workload to be distributed geographically, with the ability to move, migrate, and balance load according to real-time business needs, placing various parts of the application stack where they'll perform the best at the lowest cost. It allows for automatic healing in the event of an outage or other service degradation, and for costs to be flexible without the premium associated with using all on-demand infrastructure.
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Canada's CAE Inc. CGT, +0.00% announced restructuring plans in which it will reduce its work force by 450 employees. The provider of aviation simulators and related services, as part of a far-ranging restructuring, also slashed its annual dividend. CAE announced a pretax asset writedown of C$443.3 million, yielding a net loss of C$347 million for the third quarter ended Dec. 31. Because the writedown is being taken as a non-cash charge, CEO Robert Brown said it would have no impact on CAE's debt convenants. The company also pegged the cost of reducing its headcount at C$30 million, which will be recorded against fourth-quarter results. In addition, CAE announced the hiring of Alain Raquepas as chief financial officer. U.S.-traded shares of CAE added 19 cents, o4 4.6 percent, to end Thursday's dealings at $4.30.
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The online biography accompanies the 'National Treasures' singles compilation
Ed Simons of The Chemical Brothers, DJ Erol Alkan and broadcaster and journalist Steve Lamacq are amongst those who have contributed to a new biography which accompanies the Manic Street Preachers' singles collection 'National Treasures'.
The album is out on October 31, but the accompanying biography features contributions from a host of musicians, writers and famous fans of the band, including actor Michael Sheen, journalist Caitlin Moran, NME editor Krissi Murison and comedian and broadcaster Phill Jupitus. Each figure writes about one of the 38 singles on the album.
The biography can be viewed at Manicstreetpreachers.com.
Manic Street Preachers' single 'Love's Sweet Exile', from 1992's 'Generation Terrorists', is being given away by the band for free on Amazon. To access the free download, click here.
The band play a one-off show at London O2 Arena on December 17.
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Holistic Approach to Reduce Generational Poverty in MD
BALTIMORE - Children who grow up in low-income families tend to become low-income adults, so breaking the poverty cycle needs a more holistic approach.
A report from the Annie E. Casey Foundation released today makes that case and recommends focusing on high-quality and affordable early childhood education, while simultaneously providing parents access to job training and tools for career advancement.
Nonso Umunna, research director at Advocates for Children and Youth in Baltimore, says there are 128,000 low-income households with children in Maryland.
"These are families that are really hard-working," says Umunna. "They have to do about two jobs, three jobs, sometimes four and that has an impact on their children."
He says the state's plan to phase-in minimum wage increases will help, but an entire-family approach is still needed. Examples include flexibility at work, access to high-quality, affordable child care, boosting the Child Tax Credit for low-income parents of young children, and expanding the Earned Income Tax Credit.
Patrice Cromwell, director of strategic initiatives at the Casey Foundation, says the goal is to break the cycle of poverty by strengthening families.
"Supporting parents in their ability to get and keep a job and be a strong parent," says Cromwell. "The same time as supporting kids to get a good start early in learning, as well as a good start in school."
She adds, solutions should use existing public, nonprofit and private programs, but establish better coordination between those programs.


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..."hasn't been an uncommon thing lately" Eh?
So, how common has this crashing been?
How many times has this happened before?
Did you take any problem-solving action prior to this currently fatal event?
Are both outputs from the Dual Display affected?
Does your system just barely meet the game's requirements?
That may account for crashing.
As to the black screen: The video mode is probably set incorrectly. Start in safe mode and set the display resolution and colour depth to something your machine can handle.
The most likely thing to have happened is that the Game
Has taken control of the Video Out and it's now set to something that the Monitor can not display. Either the Screen Resolution is Too High of the Refresh Rate is too high.
Cure is to Boot in Safe Mode and delete the game and then may delete the Games Video
Or press the F8 Key and chose to boot with Last Known Good Configuration.
Either may cure the problem or may not and if they don't a new clean install of the OS is called for.


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EatingWell.com, December 2016
Wendy's Inspiring Journey to a Healthier Life
'Tis the season for discounted gym memberships, weight-loss resolutions and post-holiday body snark: "Ugh... this muffin top is outta control!" "I feel gross!" "That's it—I'm getting rid of this jelly belly!" Ouch. Weight shaming and blaming is the opposite of healthy. This year, practice a little body kindness instead so you can truly transform your health.
If you don't like your body, chances are you're less social, generally less satisfied with life and more insecure in your relationships than people who aren't bothered by their appearance, according to a new national study of more than 12,000 adults. Other research shows that regardless of the number on the scale, if you think you're overweight and feel bad about it, you're likely to gain more pounds in the future than people who don't think they need to slim down. Skip the body-bashing and think positive with this research-backed advice.
Think Beyond Your Weight
There's nothing wrong with aiming for a healthy weight, but the scale isn't the only—or even the best—predictor of actual health or fitness. "We need to look at other numbers like blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol. Emotional well-being, too, is just as important as the physical," says Rebecca Puhl, Ph.D., deputy director of the Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity at the University of Connecticut. "Body shame and weight stigma can lead to depression and anxiety." On the other hand, people who accept their shape take fewer sick days and report feeling healthier than those who are more self-critical, regardless of their weight, a 2008 study from Columbia University found.
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"Fitspiration" bloggers and Instagrammers who post pictures of their sleek bodies say they do so to inspire people to meet their own health goals. But the majority of these sites and accounts focus on physical appearance, not wellness. Just looking at their pictures can instantly make you feel worse about your own looks, a recent study in the journal Body Image found. "All bodies, regardless of their size and ability, can participate in fitness as part of true self-care," says Poirier. So look for real-life role models who are more like you and less like some idealized version of "fit."
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The more time you spend looking at friends' photos on Facebook, the less you'll like your own body, say researchers from Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia, after looking at 20 separate studies on social media use and body image. The issue comes from comparing ourselves to others, says Anne Poirier, who runs a "body neutrality" program at Green Mountain at Fox Run, a well-known non-diet weight management facility in Vermont. "Limiting time on social media is one of our strategies for helping participants build a more positive self-image," she says. "By comparing themselves less to other people they start to become less dissatisfied with their bodies."
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Modern glass coffee tables are one of the types of the coffee table which look different than any other type of coffee table. It is really beautiful. It is no wonder that there are so many people out there who are enchanted with the look of this type of coffee table. Hey, it has a great popularity, right now, if you don't believe it. Other than that, its form will be a great help for you in the kitchen. Really, just try to feel its greatness in your own kitchen!
Let's know more about this kind of coffee table. As its name, this modern glass coffee table is coming from a glass as its main material. But, it doesn't look any vulnerable, at all. There is still the air of strong and tough personality. Not only that, its design is truly marvelous. You will never see it in any type of coffee table. Any other material can't do this look, really. Its design is eccentric. It is sleek yet so neat to look. Still, you will never question about its durability, too. Because, even though it is coming with glass as its material, you still can use this type of coffee table in a long time if you care about it, carefully.
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Curly Maple Stiff Boning 235mm
At 235mm / 9.25" long with a 28mm tall profile at the heel, this large stiff boning knife in homemade 1080 and 15N20 damascus can moonlight as a fantastic slicer for serving the most elegant of feasts. Hand-forged by Nick Anger, the integral bolster tapers to a plunge formed by the primary blade grind, showing off the beautiful pattern and providing a thick, stiff spine and thin, sharp edge. Dressed in stabilized curly maple with a black paper micarta spacer, another stunning, one-of-a-kind piece of kitchen cutlery from one of the best in the business.
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Can CBD really treat fibromyalgia? Looks like it can
by Simy Wandering Turtle
Much has been said and claimed when it comes to medicinal marijuana in recent years. With a growing stream of studies, laws, regulations and changes, it's slowly creeping into mainstream culture. Such an sudden appearance is only sudden to those who weren't in on the development. The medical community has always been keen on medicinal marijuana products. However, the government was pretty insistent in preventing research.
Much has changed since the last sentence was a piece of reality. In total, 29 US states have legalized medicinal marijuana. Washington DC has also made that crucial move. The legalization movement has opened the door for many medical benefits of cannabis. Many of these benefits are in fact concentrated in one single compound. That compound is none other than CBD.
This useful and perhaps incredible cannabinoid has opened the door for new research. As a part of that research, many previously incurable conditions are much less than that now. One annoying disease in particular was targeted by experts. That condition is fibromyalgia. Characterized by highly alerted pain receptors and sensitivity, it plagues many individuals. Even though many conventional medications have been designed, none have been effective.
On top of all that, those that have been a little bit effective have caused adverse effects. Any cure whatsoever is useless if it exacerbates the condition of the organism as a whole. Therefore, many people are left stranded to suffer. CBD removes the need for that. Let's take a look at how fibromyalgia affects the body and how does CBD treat it and eradicate it.
Fibromyalgia – what is it and how does it affect our organism
Fibromyalgia is one of those conditions that are difficult to describe. This difficulty lies in the various symptoms it manifests throughout the organism. First and foremost, it makes you have a heightened pain response to any kind of pressure. The second most common fibromyalgia symptom is lethargy. This lack of energy affect the body in a plethora of ways. Memory and decision making can be affected.
Even though it's pretty much a mystery, there are few theories on the origin of fibromyalgia. A pattern was seen in war veterans and people who are under a lot of stress. Fibromyalgia is more likely to stroke people who have had previous mental issues. Depression, stress and PTSD have all been marked as pronounced "risk factors".
Thankfully. fibromyalgia doesn't last forever. When it passes, it had passed. There is now way to accelerate its disappearance.
Some have cited rest, a better diet and opioid drugs as possible solutions. Rest and diet surely benefit the cause, but opioids and other medications have a darker side to them. Only a small number of them is able to do anything. Even then, they have adverse effects and harm you in a pethora of ways. CBD proves to be the ideal, almost Utopian alternative. Not only is it efficient, but it's also natural and always accepted by the body. This is why it deserves a chance. Let's take a look at what CBD really is and how does it help the fibromyalgia eradication cause.
CBD – the perplexing particle
CBD is one of approximately 500 cannabinoids that reside in the cannabis plant. CBD is much more prevalent in hemp than it is in marijuana. What's the difference anyway? The difference between hemp and marijuana is in the cannabinoid content. Marijuana contains a lot of THC. It's what we know from popular culture – the substance that produces a "high" feeling". Within hemp, however, you can find an incredible percentage of CBD.
CBD has perplexed the medical community for ages now. It did so by proving to be the leading cause when it comes to exterminating many conditions. Extreme forms of epilepsy, MLS and many other maladies have shown signs of reduction. No conventional medication has ever been able to pull that off.
Being completely natural, CBD doesn't cause any adverse effects to your body. It merely restores the balance of your endocannabinoid system, the ECS. Several studies have linked ECS problems to the apperance of conditions such as fibromyalgia. Let's take a look at just how CBD improves the outlook on your fibromyalgia problems. What's so amazing about it? We're about to find out.
How does CBD actually eradicate fibromyalgia?
Fibromyalgia often causes significant amounts of stress, pain and general negativity. Every bit of pressure that you feel will be magnified a thousandfold. This may lead to unbelievable disruptions in your day to day life. For most patients, simply waiting out for fibromyalgia to pass is not an option.
Many medical experts suspect that fibromyalgia is a consequence that occurs when your endocannabinoid system gets disrupted. This is there CBD may prove to be the game changer your really need. The cannabinoids in CBD oil will simply join the body-produced cannabinoids. In sync, they will repair the connection between your brain and your muscles. As your cannabinoid receptors get additional pressure, pain, stress and insomnia will simply go away.
There was susbstantial skepticism when it comes to the strength of CBD. As a part of one study, patients were told to stop taking CBD before the recommended time. Scientists thought that they would simply revert back to their old state. In 97% of the patients, fibromyalgia didn't return, they just stayed the same. This particulat study solidifies the notion of CBD's incredible benefits.
It's an important discovery when it comes to treating fibromyalgia. CBD doesn't only solve your problems when you're on it, but it eradicates them permanently.
Is it safe to use CBD?
Absolutely. CBD doesn't cause a high feeling nor does it impair your memory nor mental functions. If you fear that it may appear on a drug test, relax. Cannabis tests only look for THC, which is nonexistent in CBD oil. Therefore, you can continue on using it without any risks. Your career, life and obligations won't be jeopardized by CBD. It's a perfect match for any form of fibromyalgia.


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Brand Name: Cyclodex
Generic Name: Piroxicam- β -cyclodextrin
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Cydodex is a new formulation of piroxicam as a complex with β -cyclodextrin In the molar ratio 1: 2.S.
B-cydodextrin, produced by enzymatic hydrolysis of common starch, has a particular chemical structure that enables It to form inclution compounds (molecularencapsulation) with various drugs. In this way it is able to improve solubility, stability and bioavailability. Cydodex Is very soluble in water and has a more rapid and complete absorption than plain piroxicam after oral or rectal administration.
The improved solubility leads to a rapid Increase in plasma levels and peak value is reached earlier. In clinical terms this means a quicker and more intense analgesic and anti- inflammatory effect. The long half life of Cydodex, which is the same as that of plain piroxicam, allows for Just one single daily dose. Due to its pharmacooVnarnic and pharmacokinetic properties, Cydodex is particularly suitable for the treatment of rheumatic and/or inflammatory disorders with painful symptoms that could seriously affect the general conditions and normal activity of patients and where a rapid and intense efficacy is required.
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Tablets 1 tablet (equivalent to 20 mg of piroxicam) per day.
In elderly patients It may be necessary to reduce the dosage (half a tablet) and limit the duration of treatment
Piroxicam must not be used In subjects known to be hypersensitive to the drug, nor in subjects with gastroduodenal ulcer, gastritis, dyspepsia, severe hepatic or renal disturbances, severe heart failure, severe hypertension, severe blood alterations or hemorrhagic diathesis. It is possible that cross sensitivity with acetylsaJicylic add or other NSAIDs exist. Therefore, piroxicam must not be administered to patients in whom acetylsalicylic acid or other NSAIDs induce the symptoms of asthma, rhinitis or urticaria. The product is contraindicated in ascertained or suspected pregnancy, during lactation and in children.
The product must be used under stria medical control in patients with a medical history of disturbances in the upper gastrointestinal tract Particular caution must be taken in subjects with cardiocirculatory insufficiency, arterial hypertension, reduced hepatic or renal function, previous or current blood alterations, bronchial asthma and elderly patients. Piroxicam may affect concentration and it is therefore not advisable to drive or undertake any activity requiring quick reflex action. As with other drugs having similar activity, piroxicam may increase BUN in some patients; however, BUN does not keep on increasing as the therapy continues, but reaches a steady level which goes back to or towards the norm on discontinuing the treatment. The increase of BUN is not associated with an increase of serum creatinine. Piroxicam, like other NSAIDs, decreases platelet aggregation and pro-longs bleeding; this should be remembered when hematological tests are carried out and when patients undergo concomitant treatment with drugs that inhibit platelet aggregation.
The most commonly found side effects are gastrointestinal disturbances which are represented by nausea, epigastric distress, constipation and diarrhoea. Other noted side effects; signs of hypersensitivity (skin rash), headache, vertigo, asthenia, changes in blood chemistry, increase of BUN.
Rare side effects: gastric ulcers with, or without hemorrhages, vomiting, allergic oedema of the face arid hands, increase of cutaneous photosensitivity, ocular disturbances, aplastic anemia, pancytopenia, thrombocytopenia, increase of liver function parameters, jaundice, acute renal insufficiency, water retention that may occur in the form of oedema (mainly ankleoedema), or cardiocirculatory disturbances (hypertension, congestive heart failure). Sporadic cases of gastric ulcer with perforation, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, Lyell's disease, agranulocytosis, bladder disorders, shock and warning symptoms, acute heart failure, stomatitis, alopecia and nail growth disorders have been associated with the use of piroxicam.
In the event of an overdosage with Cydodex a supportive and symptomatic therapy should be given.
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TechRadar's editorial experts attended the 2018 event, reporting live from Barcelona to assess the latest and most innovative tech MWC had to offer. The editorial team examined and assessed all the key products launched at the expansive show, looking for the devices that truly offered new and useful options for the consumer. The awards span five categories, celebrating the best of the mobile industry.
"TechRadar strives to offer the consumer the information they need when it comes to their next purchase, and especially when it comes to the mobile industry," said Gareth Beavis, interim global editor in chief at TechRadar. "Buying a new phone or tablet is an expensive and important purchase, and being able to offer authoritative insight into what our readers should buy next is critical for us. We'll continue to give our verdict on current and future products, predicting what's going to be big so consumers don't have to wonder if now is the right time to buy their next smartphone."
For the annual awards, TechRadar editors ranked devices across multiple categories, including Best Tablet, Best Phone and Reader's Choice. Based on their expertise and trusted insight, the TechRadar editorial team selected winners that showcased innovation, technical superiority, strong design and value for money.
Winners of the TechRadar 2018 MWC Awards include:
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With widespread media coverage and attention on the potential shortfall of many Australian's retirement savings, self-managed super funds are growing in popularity. According to the ATO there are now over 500,000 SMSFs in existence and over 1 million trustees.
The reality is, how you manage your superannuation and retirement savings today will have a significant impact on the choices you will create for yourself in retirement. This is why SMSFs are rapidly becoming a favourite for Australians who want greater control of their retirement plan.
So why are so many Australians choosing SMSFs and why should you consider setting up a SMSF? Here are a few of the benefits MRD clients have experienced utilising a more hands on approach to managing their superannuation:
For many Australians, superannuation is their largest investment asset behind their family home, so naturally they want to have more control and direct influence over its investment decisions.
With a SMSF, you can decide how and where you would like to invest your retirement savings. With growing technology in the SMSF space, in many cases you can view your retirement savings in real time and control payments going out and investment income coming in.
SMSFs typically open up a wider range of investment options than traditional retail or industry super funds.
With a SMSF, you can invest in direct Australian and international shares, cash accounts or term deposits, direct residential or commercial property, unlisted assets and more.
This strategy requires specialised expertise in both the administrative setup and finance arrangements and should be considered in the context of an overarching investment strategy so it's suitable and relevant to your retirement goal planning.
At MRD, we know that investing in property with a SMSF is becoming increasingly more popular, but it is set up under strict rules regulated by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and may only be suitable for people with an understanding of super and financial and legal matters.
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The soldier is from Alsace-Lorraine, a province in the west where the tenuous border between France and Germany has continually shifted through history, most recently in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870, won by the Germans. And if he is, on which side of the war do his sympathies really lie?
Of course, Matron could be right, but Bess remains uneasy—and unconvinced. and so close to where the Germans are putting up a fierce, last-ditch fight? where nothing is what it seems and every truth brought to light exposes a darker lie. As Shaw and his partner take aim, Jordie is certain her time has come.
If he was a French soldier, what was he doing so far from his own lines . bestselling author Sandra Brown jolts the reader from the first page of this heart-pounding story of corruption, treachery, and ceaseless deception . When Jordie Bennet and Shaw Kinnard lock eyes across a disreputable backwater bar, something definitely sparks. But Shaw has other plans and abducts Jordie, hoping to get his hands on the $30 million her brother has stolen and, presumably, hidden.
Shaw gives off a dangerous vibe that makes men wary and inspires women to sit up and take notice. However, Shaw is not the only one looking for the fortune.
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A new study shows that the best way to minimize driving may be through developing around destinations accessible to jobs, shopping and recreation — and coupling that location with walkable block sizes, a good street network and mixed uses. The report was a result of a "meta analysis" by Reid Ewing and Robert Cervero, that reviewed over 50 individual studies on the subject. Smart Planet interviewed Ewing about the study's results. Ewing:
The best way to minimize driving appears to be to develop in existing centers near the core of the metropolitan area, in areas of high destination accessibility where there are a whole lot of jobs near by. That's the most important single factor.
We found other factors like mixed-use and intersections and block size. They fall into a second group that is less important than destination accessibility, but are more important than density. Density turns out as less important than land-use mix where shops and schools and workplaces are near to people's homes.
If you're trying to minimize vehicle miles traveled and maximize walking and transit, you're better off emphasizing mixed-use and destination accessibility than just bumping up density. A dense development in the suburbs, far from transit and employment centers and stores, is probably not going to buy you much in the way of walking and transit use. Almost any development in the central city is going to be more efficient from a transportation standpoint.
Ewing defines "destination accessibility" as within a short distance of "a lot of what are referred to as 'trip attractions' — shopping, employment, recreational facilities."
In developing and infilling urban neighborhoods, the provision of nearby and accessible parks can be a key ingredient, along with shops, transit and the like in providing that reduced car reliance.
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Cleveland Zoo – Hay Barn
Cleveland, Ohio - 9,384 sq. ft.
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Saturday Party in the Park Bus Tickets - Route 1 (Scunthorpe to Normanby Hall)
We've teamed up with Hornsby's to offer a bus service for Party in the Park at Normanby Hall on Saturday 20 July. Tickets are £3 return and must be bought in advance.
Click here to view the timetable
Important information - please read:
Please arrive at the bus stop in plenty of time
Please have your bus tickets ready to scan
No alcohol permitted on the bus, anyone under the influence will not be allowed access
More about the event below...
Introducing...Party in the Park, a new summer music event bringing an exciting line-up of international and local acts to the beautiful Normanby Hall Country Park!
FRIDAY 19 JULY: Little Mix Tribute Band / Dan Hadfield (Gary Barlow Tribute) / Tom Whitehead (Ed Sheeran Tribute) / The Greatest Showman Tribute
SATURDAY 20 JULY: Toploader / Scrapyard Dogs / Chriscooperband / Ramble Gamble / The Dirty Pitchers
Plus a selection of food outlets and live entertainment!
*For both nights under 16's must be accompanied by a responsible adult, on a admittance ratio of two adults to four under 16's. Children must be 8+ on Saturday 20 July.
**If you have an annual Normanby membership and are buying tickets at the discounted rate please note that you can only buy the amount of tickets linked to your annual membership. If you have a standard membership (up to two people arriving in the same vehicle), you can buy up to two tickets. If you have a friends and family membership (up to seven people arriving in the same vehicle), you can buy up to seven tickets.
***If you have bought discounted annual membership tickets, please bring your annual pass to the event, as this will be checked against your order.
Terms and Conditions
Event times
Gates will open at 3pm, with entertainment starting at approximately 5pm. Visitors who do not have a ticket for the music event will be politely asked to vacate the main lawn area by 12pm. We anticipate the night to finish no later than 9pm on Friday 19 July and 10pm on Saturday 20 July.
Tickets booked online via Eventbrite can be printed at home or presented on an electronic device for scanning at the event.
All members of the party should arrive together with one copy of the print at home ticket. Mobile signal is not guaranteed so tickets shown on a mobile device should be saved as a PDF or screenshot prior to arrival. Customers arriving without a valid copy of their ticket will be refused entry.
Where tickets have been bought at a discounted membership rate the appropriate membership pass must be presented at the car park and on entry to the main lawn with the ticket or entry will be refused.
Once purchased, tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded. Refunds and exchanges will only be offered in the event of cancellation or rescheduling by Normanby Hall Country Park.
Only tickets purchased from Eventbrite are valid for admission. Tickets sold via third parties and other unauthorised outlets, including online auction sites, are not valid for admission.
Keep your tickets safe. We reserve the right to not replace or accept any ticket that has been lost, stolen, forgotten, damaged, forged, or any ticket which is unreadable or incomplete.
Tickets may be restricted to a maximum number per person for certain events.
Normanby Hall Country Park reserves the right to make alterations to the advertised programme as necessary.
Tickets are required for each child attending a performance. Under 16s must be accompanied by a responsible adult, on a admittance ratio of two adults to four under 16's. Children must be 8+ on Saturday 20 July.
Parking is included in the ticket price.
Wristbands will be issued on entry to the event. All tickets must be exchanged for a wristband which must be worn during the event.
For security reasons, bags will be checked by security guards as a condition of entry. To speed up this process, please only bring with you what you need.
Food and drink may not be brought into the park at this event. No alcohol is to be brought. Only alcohol purchased on site may be consumed within the main arena. Anyone behaving inappropriately through excessive alcohol consumption will be asked to leave.
No barbecues or cooking stoves will be allowed into the event.
No animals are allowed in to the park at this event except assistance dogs.
Gazebo-style tents, awnings or canopies or any item which could obscure other visitors' views are not permitted.
Normanby Hall Country Park has a zero tolerance policy to drugs, anyone found in possession will be asked to leave the event, have their wristband removed and may be reported to the police.
Please refrain from smoking in the main arena. Visitors are required to move away from the crowd to smoke in the designated smoking area out of respect for other audience members.
The unauthorised use of cameras, audio and video equipment is not permitted. Purchase of a ticket means you consent to filming, photography and sound recording which may include you as a member of the audience and its use in commercial distribution without payment or copyright.
Normanby Hall Country Park reserves the right to refuse/withdraw admission at the event.
Important Information
The first aid and lost children point will be located to the left hand side of the ticket entrance and bag check area.
There will be a designated area with good visibility for wheelchair users.
Loud music can damage hearing. The event may contain sound level/effects which may cause injury to your hearing and may contain strobe lighting.
Normanby Hall Country Park accepts no responsibility for any personal property brought to the venue.
Visitors are advised not to leave valuables in their car.
Please consider nearby residents and leave the park quietly.


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On Wednesday 24 February 2016, HHRCS hosted a celebration of the Chinese New Year of the Monkey.
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The Blandville Court singing group sang two melodic Chinese songs highlighting their soft tones and harmonies.
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Mrs Kelly, Principal from Riverside Girls High, sat proudly as her four students sang as duo's and solo's of some modern pop songs. Some of the girls accompanied the beautiful singing with their guitars.
Mrs Xiangyan Liu a 72 year old lady from Blandville Court had everybody stunned by her agility and grace as she demonstrated Tai Chi,then showed us her strength using a 'Kongfu' fan. Many of us were in awe of her balance and flexibility, especially when she did the splits!
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Then I can certainly post this on my blog.
But to go back to the new Yahoo CEO reference: I rather think I like this Carol Bartz woman. First for her "drop to fucking Mars" comment and then for her humble beginnings and no-bullshit career biography.
All this reminds me of one of my sister Nancy's favorite quotes from "Mommy Dearest" when Joan Crawford says "Don't fuck with me fellas. This ain't my first time at the rodeo."
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We did it!
Josephine Crouch raised £50 from 1 supporter
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We've raised £50 to help Y4WC empower young conservationsts and protect wildlife around the world.
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What is crowdfunding?
Crowdfunding is a new type of fundraising where you can raise funds for your own personal cause, even if you're not a registered nonprofit.
The page owner is responsible for the distribution of funds raised.
Across the world human activity is causing more threats to wildlife than ever before. The good news is, there are solutions. Conservation works. But without dedicated, properly trained and supported individuals the world's wildlife do not stand a chance.
This is where Youth for Wildlife Conservation (Y4WC) is changing the game and saving the world's endangered species. 🙋
By forming a network of passionate young conservationists and providing them with the right resources, opportunities and support we are empowering the next generation of wildlife conservation leaders, allowing them to fulfill their conservation goals. Our network already spans 59 countries, we are diverse in our experiences, perspectives and skills and we are all committed to wildlife conservation. By thinking globally and acting locally, together we are working towards effective policy and management of wildlife that translates to practical, grassroot conservation efforts on the ground.
Meet some of the network:
Abidas is a bird biologist from Belize. She is currently working on a pilot project that will develop a bird monitoring system for assessment of ecosystem health in protected areas.
And Knowledge, a wildlife conservationist from Zimbabwe who works on anti-poaching efforts. He aims to form a network of science-based organizations that work on reducing illegal wildlife trade and promoting equitable sharing of natural resources.
Why we are raising money!
Every 3 years the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), is held in a different city, in 2019 it is taking place for the 18th time in Sri Lanka.
This year for the first time Y4WC is leading a youth forum at CITES to fully engage and empower a new generation of wildlife conservation leaders in high level discussion around wildlife trade and trafficking. Our forum is centered on finding solutions to wildlife conservation issues and developing the skills and networks of future conservation leaders.
Our aim is to raise £3000 through this campaign in order to help buy flights and accommodation for 20 young people like Abidas and Knowledge, so they can attend the conference in summer of 2019. But it does not stop there, we are aiming to engage and inspire 10'000+ passionate, skilled and innovative early-career conservationists around the world through our network so they may also benefit from the forum online and have their say in the future of wildlife conservation. It is true that to many young people who could provide real world solutions to these issues are giving up on their wildlife conservation goals simply because they do not have the proper support, resources and opportunities. Y4WC is determined to make sure that does not happen and are ready to make a significant, positive impact in the world of wildlife conservation. The time is now!
With your donation, we can make this event and future Y4WC actions a success. You are directly contributing to youth empowerment, engagement, leadership and wildlife conservation!
Donating through this website is simple, fast and totally secure. It is also the most efficient way to support our fundraising efforts.
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What's in a 501(c)(3)?
When you think about "doing good," giving to a charity is often the first thing that comes to mind. Giving is as American as swimming in the summertime, with total giving in the United States topping more than $355 billion dollars annually. That's more than 2 percent of GDP.
But what's a "501(c)(3)" anyway? You hear the term all the time, but you might not know what it is. Here are three tips to clear up the confusion.
- The first thing to remember is that giving to a charity is not the only way to do good. Doing good includes a wide range of activities, from recycling, to volunteering, to serving on boards, to donating canned goods or clothing, and much more.
- "Giving," as philanthropy defines it, is an act of doing good that involves contributing money to a charitable organization. The organization in turn uses the money to carry out its mission. But giving money to just any organization doesn't mean you're eligible for a tax deduction. To qualify for a deduction, your contribution must be to an organization that is approved under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. This means that the organization meets certain government regulations for having an altruistic purpose that doesn't drive profit for any particular individual or group of individuals.
- Some acts of giving are better described as "sharing." For example, if you contribute money to help a specific family defray medical costs, or you contribute to a scholarship fund for the children of a friend who has passed away, those contributions are not eligible for a charitable tax deduction because they do not meet the IRS's 501(c)(3) test. That doesn't mean, though, that they aren't wonderful ways to do good and share a little of what you have with another human being who needs help.
After all, the IRS doesn't define "doing good." The IRS can determine what's deductible and what's not, but the ways you do good are up to you.


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Indianapolis Colts handmade "Spirit" ball that is perfect for the Colts fan. These make wonderful gifts that are quite different and doubt you can find them elsewhere. These can be used as a Christmas ornament, window ornament, or an office decoration. These are beaded around a 3" Styrofoam ball.
Come on and show your team spirit while helping a Mayan woman make a decent living. These ladies make $1-2 and hour which is decent considering when you call a plumber or trades man in Guatemala they charge $2.50 an hour so the money is good for the bead artist if she is beading!
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Chinese Herbal Medicines
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a complete system of medicine developed in China. Its roots are in writings and practices which were developed over millennia. TCM uses acupuncture, herbs and other natural substances, acupressure, food therapy, and exercise to maintain health and treat disease.
Chinese herbs can be used to treat most conditions recognized by conventional medicine. They can be used alone or combined with other therapies for an enhanced effect. Often a TCM herbal and a conventional prescription will be used together.
TCM herbal prescriptions are not available over the counter; they are prescribed the same as conventional pharmaceutical drugs. The herbs used in these prescriptions are from the same companies as those used to treat humans. They have been tested for purity and quality. TCM herbs are safe and effective and can be used for long periods of time with minimal to no side-effects when prescribed and used appropriately.
Herbal medications come in a variety of formulations: pills, tablets, capsules, liquids, topical tinctures, washes or pastes, and concentrated herbal extracts in powder or granule form. The formulation used depends on the type of condition treated and the species of animal.
The Doctors here at Brady will be happy to discuss any questions you may have about TCM and what might be the best course of treatment for your pet.


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Girl Names Ending with -ella
Ella ending baby names and what they mean, with 196 results. -ella names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names were at the height of their popularity in the year 2010 (ADOPTION OF 3.54%) and are almost as common today (ADOPTION 2.82%, ▼20.2%), but with names like Estrella becoming somewhat dated. The most trendy birth names in this compilation are Stella (#45), Arabella (#187), Ariella (#335), Antonella (#764) and Aubriella (#903), while Latella (TOP 24%) and Rotella (10%) are common -ella last names.
Abella - Aristella
Form of Abelia. Based on Hebrew. "Breath, vapour." Anella is a moderately common birth name. See also Aviella.
Della▼, Adella1▼
Forms of Adelaide. Stems fr. Old German language. "Noble kind." Common. Compare Adella, Della (29%) with popular -lla last names Acocella (TOP 28%), Agrella (44%).
Ahdella, Adella2▼
Var. of Adeline. Based on Old German word. "Noble." Adella is prevalent as a birth name compared to Ahdella.
Var. of Adela. Source fr. Old German. "Noble." Somewhat popular as a children's name, Adella is similar to the conventional Ardella. See also Ahdella.
Origin fr. Hebrew. "The Lord's adornment." Adiella is unusual as a birth name.
Form of Agnes. Derivative of Greek language. "Pure, holy." Agnella was not among 2016's Top names. See also Agnolla.
Form of Alda. Derivative of Old German. "Old, prosperous." Rare, with the feminine-sounding -lla suffix for Aldabella, like Anabella.
Annabella1, Anabella
Var. of Annabel. Possibly elaborated form of Anna, or .. Anabella and Annabella became less trendy in 2016, dropping -114 positions as girls' names with Anabella leading the fall.
Var. of Angela. Derived fr. Greek language. "Messenger; angel, messenger of God." Adoption of Angella was common among parents 5 decades ago. See also Angelea.
Form of Anne. Derived fr. Hebrew element. "He (God) has favored me." Annabella became less popular last year, falling -35 rankings as a children's name to reach #431. See also Anabella.
Form of Anabel. Combination of Anna and Belle. Adoption of Annabella as a children's name in 2016 was 75.6% more than in 2006. See also Annabell.
Form of Antonia. Derived fr. Latin element. Feminine of Anthony, used since classical .. Antonella became more trendy in 2016, gaining +254 rankings as a children's name to reach #764.
Arabella▲, var. Orbella, Orabella, Bella, Arbella
Origin fr. Latin. "Prayerful." Arabella has gained in popularity as a birth name since 1910-1919.
Form of Ardelle. .. Also possibly a feminine form of .. A somewhat untypical birth name these days, but Ardella is still recorded often as a female first name. See also Ariella.
Form of Ardith. From Hebrew language. "Blooming meadow." A somewhat untypical children's name nowadays, though Ardella is still found often as a female first name. See also Arbella.
Auriella, Arella1
Forms of Aurelia. Source fr. Latin word. "Golden." Uncommon. Arella, Auriella (compare Adella) ends with the common feminine -lla.
From Hebrew element. "Messenger from God, angel." Scarce as a birth name, but Arella is similar to the more popular Arely. See also Aurellia.
Var. of Arcelia. Stems fr. Spanish. "Treasure chest." Uncommon, with the feminine -la ending for Aricella, like Ardella. See also Ariella.
Var. of Ariel. Origin fr. Hebrew word. "Lion of God." Conventional, with usage of 0.055% for Ariella as a baby name in 2016, higher than 0.04% a year ago. See also Ardella.
Var. of Arista. Derivative of Greek language. "The best." Aristella is a rarely used given name. See also Cristella.
Quick Reference
Summary Index of names [and variants] for -ella names for girls.1. Abella - Aristella
Abelia [Abella], Adelaide [Della▼, ..], Adeline [Ahdella, ..], Adela [Adella▼], Adiella, Agnes [Agnella], Alda [Aldabella], Annabel [Annabella, ..], Angela [Angella], Anne [Annabella], Anabel [Annabella], Antonia [Antonella▲], Arabella▲ [Orbella, ..], Ardelle [Ardella], Ardith [Ardella], Aurelia [Auriella, ..], Arella, Arcelia [Aricella], Ariel [Ariella▲], Arista [Aristella]
Aubriella▲, Oriel [Oriella, ..], Aviela [Aviella], Axelle [Axella], Barbara [Barbarella], Belle [Bella], Elizabeth [Ysabella, ..], Isabel [Ysabella, ..], Bella [Labella], Bedelia [Bidella], Bruna [Brunella], Camellia [Camella], Camilla [Camella], Carmel [Carmella▼], Carna [Karnyella, ..], Carondelet [Carondella], Cerelia [Cerella], Cyrilla [Cerella], Chantal [Chantella], Shell [Shella, ..]
Christabel [Crystabella, ..], Crystal [Cristella, ..], Cinderella [Ella▲], Claire [Claribella], Claudia [Claudella], Kora [Korella, ..], Cora [Corrella, ..], Cordelia [Kordella, ..], Cornelia [Nella, ..], Danielle [Danyella, ..], Delicia [Della▼], Della▼, Alida [Della▼], Dielle [Diella], Donna [Donnella, ..], Denelle [Donella], Drusilla [Drusella, ..], Dulce [Dulcibella], Eleanor [Ella▲], Helen [Hella, ..]
Elvira [Ella▲], Ellen [Ella▲], Ella▲, Emmanuelle [Emmanuella, ..], Estelle [Stella▲, ..], Asta [Stella▲, ..], Fauna [Fauniella], Fenella [Fynella, ..], Fionnula [Finella, ..], Fidelity [Fidella], Finella, Flora [Florella, ..], Floella, Franisbel [Franisbella], Frances [Fransabella], Fredella, Gabrielle [Gavriella, ..], Gazella, Gemini [Gemella], Giselle [Gizella, ..]
Gianna [Gianella], Virginia [Jenella, ..], Grace [Graziella, ..], Griselda [Grisella], Harela [Harrella], Helga [Hella], Huette [Huella], Idelle [Idella▼], Jacqueline [Jacquella], Jane [Jonella, ..], Janelle [Jinella, ..], Jeanelle [Jenella], Jewel [Jewella], Jezebel [Jezabella], Joelle [Jowella, ..], Johnella [Johnella], Kamilla [Kamella], Kamelia [Kamella], Krystal [Kristella], Laura [Laurella]
Laveda [Lavella], Lemuela [Lemuella], Lorelle [Lorrella], Lou [Louella▼], Louise [Luella▼, ..], Love [Lovella], Luella▼ [Louella▼, ..], Madeline [Madella], Marcella▼ [Marsiella, ..], Marcia [Marcella▼], Mary [Mariella, ..], Mariel [Mariella, ..], Marilla [Marella], Marisela [Marisella, ..], Maribel [Meribella, ..], Maricela [Maricella], Marina [Marinella], Marvell [Marvella, ..], Martha [Martella], Maravilla [Marivella, ..]
Melina [Melibella], Melanie [Mella], Michelle [Myshella, ..], Michaela [Mikella, ..], Mirabel [Mirabella], Miranda [Myrella, ..], Mireio [Mirella], Mireya [Mirella], Mira [Myrella, ..], Moreen [Morella], Moselle [Moisella, ..], Muriel [Muriella], Myrella, Nan [Nanella], Nathania [Netanella, ..], Nelly [Nella], Noelle [Noella], Nora [Norella], Nova [Novella▼], Odele [Odella]
Odelia [Odella], Onella, Onnjel [Onjella], Orela [Orella], Oriole [Oriella], Pamela [Pamella], Petra [Petronella, ..], Pernella [Parnella], Philomela [Philomella], Priela [Priella], Princess [Princella], Priscilla [Priscella], Prunella, Rae [Raella], Raphaela [Refella, ..], Rachel [Raquella], Raziah [Raziella], Reina [Reinella], Rella, Rilla [Rella]
Rexanne [Rexella], Ricarda [Richella, ..], Roberta [Robella], Rochelle [Roschella, ..], Romola [Romella], Ronelle [Ronnella, ..], Rona [Ronella], Ronni [Ronnella], Rosabel [Rosabella], Rosalie [Rozella, ..], Rose [Rozella, ..], Rosa [Rosella▼], Roza [Rozella], Rudelle [Rudella], Sabelle [Sabella], Sarah [Sadella], Samuela [Samuella, ..], Sandra [Sandrella], Shanelle [Shinella, ..], Shaneika [Shantella]
Shantelle [Shantella], Sheila [Shella], Sibyl [Sybella, ..], Stella▲ [Estrella▼, ..], Sybil [Sybella], Sadie [Sydella], Tangela [Tanjella], Terry [Terella], Terena [Terriella], Udele [Yudella, ..], Uriela [Uriyella, ..], Ursula [Ursella], Vita [Vitella], Wilhelmina [Willybella, ..], Wynstelle [Wynstella, ..], Ysabel [Ysbella, ..]


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February 23, 20191PM–4PM0
Shore Craft Beer and Seacrets bring you the 4th Annual Shore Craft Beer Fest: Love On Tap!
Enjoy live music, 25+ craft beers, a commemorative event cup and a chance to talk to the local brewers about their beer! Each brewery is making beer especially for FeBREWary and Craft Beer Lovers Month and will bring at least two of their beers for you to sample.
Live entertainment from Brett Andrews & Company and the Full Circle Duo.
Featured Breweries:
Evolution Craft Brewing Company, Dogfish Head, Fin City Brewing Company, Big Oyster Brewery, Backshore Brewing Company, 3rd Wave Brewing Co., Fordham and Dominion Brewing, Tall Tales Brewery, Blue Earl Brewing Company, Crooked Hammock Brewery, Cult Classic Brewing Company
General Admission Ticket: $35
Includes Unlimited Tastings, Complimentary Commemorative Cup, Discussion with Local Craft Beer Experts and Live Entertainment.
VIP Ticket: $50
Includes additional hour at event (12pm admission), Event T-shirt, Unlimited Tastings, Complimentary Commemorative Cup, Discussion with Local Craft Beer Experts and Live Entertainment.
Designated Driver Ticket: $10
Includes Soft Drinks and Live Entertainment
Special Hotel Packages also available! Package includes your accommodation and tickets to the Festival.
* Must be 21+ with valid ID to attend.