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Clinic staff
Pamela Montgomerey-Earl
Dr. Pam Montgomery-Earl completed a Masters in Speech and Hearing Science, and a Clinical Doctorate in Audiology. She is certified as an ASHA Speech Language Pathologist and Audiologist and is a Fellow in the American Academy of Audiology. She has over two decades experience as an audiologist working in both pediatrics and adult audiology. Dr. Montgomery-Earl is knowledgeable in the latest technology in order to offer the best solutions for her patients based on individual needs, budget and lifestyle.
This provider participates in the following insurance and discount plans: OCCM, Harmony Hearing, UAW, Federal Employee Program, AARP-HearUSA, CAP Connection, Homelink, Advanced Hearing Providers, AFE USA, Prime Health, NEI, AMAC and MCAS.
Eric Nilsson
Eric Nilsson is a Board Certified Hearing Instrument Specialist. He is knowledgeable in the latest technology in hearing aids and devices to ensure his patience receive the best solution for their hearing needs.
This provider participates in the following insurance and discount plans: Federal Employee Program, Northwood, Advanced Hearing Providers, OCCM, Homelink, CAP Connection, AARP-HearUSA, Perkspot, MCAS, Prime Health, AFE USA, AMAC and Harmony Hearing.
Kurt Mooney
Kurt Mooney is a Board Certified Hearing Instrument Specialist. He has worked in several clinical settings before becoming board certified and beginning his career at Intermountain Audiology. Kurt offers knowledge in the latest technology and provides the highest quality of care to his patients.
This provider participates in the following insurance and discount plans: Prime Health, OCCM, Homelink, AFE USA, AARP-HearUSA, Federal Employee Program, Advanced Hearing Providers, Northwood, CAP Connection, Perkspot, AMAC, Harmony Hearing and MCAS.
Justin Bateman
Justin Bateman is a Nationally Board Certified Hearing Instrument Specialist. He earned a master's degree in Public Administration from Southern Utah University and joined our team in October 2014. Justin enjoys watching first-hand the effect hearing aids have on his patients' lives.
This provider participates in the following insurance and discount plans: MCAS, Prime Health, OCCM, Federal Employee Program, Advanced Hearing Providers, Homelink, Harmony Hearing, CAP Connection, AMAC, AFE USA and AARP-HearUSA.
Spencer William Stirland
This provider participates in the following insurance and discount plans: Perkspot, Pruitt Medicare, Prime Health, Paragon Home Resources, Highmark Employee Discount , Unified Hearing, Steamfitters Local 449, Federal Employee Program, LECOM, PEHP, Heavy and Highway, Advanced Hearing Providers, Northwood, MCAS, Union Reporter, Senior Provider Network, AMAC, NEI, AARP-HearUSA, HealthPass, OCCM, Homelink, Harmony Hearing, AAA and UAW.
Trista Ann Ramsey
This provider participates in the following insurance and discount plans: Heavy and Highway, Senior Provider Network, Homelink, Advanced Hearing Providers, OCCM, Unified Hearing, Harmony Hearing, LECOM, Northwood, Federal Employee Program, AAA, Steamfitters Local 449, Perkspot, Pruitt Medicare, Union Reporter, AARP-HearUSA, AMAC, Paragon Home Resources, Prime Health, MCAS, HealthPass, Highmark Employee Discount and PEHP.
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Read 3 verified patient reviews for Intermountain Audiology: Hurricane! Their average review score is 4.67 () from 3 reviews.
"Haven`t had a chance to deal with the new people too much. Had dealings with Jeff for over 7 years and was very satisfied with service received. The only problem I personaly find with the Hurricane office is the parking situation. Being 79 years old with bad knees and a bad heart I really don`t need that walk."
"I am extremely pleased with the numerous efforts of Dr Montgomery-Earl to help resolve my hearing issues. Because of my ear issues dating from childhood, her extensive audiology background was essential."
"Dr Pamela Montgomery-Earl was very thorough with my exam. She answered all my questions and helped me understand my particular situation. I am very happy with Intermountain Audiology. "
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BANGKOK (AP) – Thailand's 85-year-old king on Thursday left the Bangkok hospital where he lived for the past four years and returned to his seaside palace with the queen.
King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit traveled by car to Klai Kangwon Palace in the town of Hua Hin, where they lived before the world's longest-reigning monarch was hospitalized with lung inflammation in September 2009.
Tens of thousands of well-wishers gathered in front of Bangkok's Siriraj Hospital to see the widely revered Bhumibol off.
Sitting in a Volkswagen van, the king looked fresh in his patterned shirt and salmon-colored suit. The queen was wearing a bright blue top and a pearl necklace. Both waved eagerly to the crowds of people who waved pictures of the king, as well as the Thai and royal flags.
"As a Thai, I'm here today to see him off," said Poranee Sunasuan, a 39-year-old officer worker from Bangkok. "I feel so good that I can't describe into words. I'm really happy to be here."
Throngs of Thais also welcomed the king near the royal residence in Hua Hin, a seaside town in the southern province of Prachuap Khiri Khan, about a 2 1/2-hour drive from Bangkok.
The palace has not indicated whether the king's move will be permanent.
Bhumibol has had a variety of ailments and almost disappeared from public life after being hospitalized for what the palace called a lung inflammation. He made only rare day trips, always in a wheelchair.
The 80-year-old queen was admitted to the same hospital last year after the palace said she experienced dizziness and staggered slightly while walking for exercise.
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A: The pros and cons of a condo versus a single-family home are really more about lifestyle choices than anything else.
In a single-family home, you will be responsible for more upkeep than with a condo. With a single-family home, you own everything: yard, roof, furnace, all the appliances, etc. In a condo, many of the common elements are shared ownership. So, for example, if the building needs a new roof, this is a shared expense that comes out of reserve funds, or a special assessment, that all unit owners pay into. If your single-family home needs a new roof, you will be solely responsible for that expense.
The same is true for maintaining and repairing other common elements or areas, such as the heating unit, outdoor areas, walkways, parking lots, pool, etc. In a single-family home, you will be responsible for maintaining and repairing all these areas yourself. If the lawn needs mowing, you need to mow it yourself, or hire a lawn care service to do it for you. Ditto for plowing or shoveling, putting in a new furnace, painting the exterior, etc. You will also have to solicit bids and deal with vendors yourself. In a condo, the board of trustees or management company handles all of these details, and the expense is shared among all unit owners.
Some people enjoy the work involved in keeping up a home. Some would rather have others do it. The expense is probably the same whether you own a condo or a single-family home. In a condo, you pay a monthly homeowner's fee to take care of all of the maintenance for the building.
There is more freedom involved in owning a single-family home. You have the freedom to add an extra room, convert the basement into a rec room, enlarge the kitchen, add on a deck, plant trees or shrubs, etc. You do not typically have these kinds of freedoms in a condo. If you grow out of the unit, you do not have the freedom to enlarge the space. There also may be rules or restrictions in a condo – no pets, for example, or no smoking in common areas – that you will have to abide by. Because living arrangements are more dense, there is also typically less privacy in a condo than in a single-family home
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text: URMC / Quality & Safety / Ever Better / September 2011 / Accidental Exposures Call for Swift Action Accidental Exposures Call for Swift Action "Mine was a freak accident that could happen to anyone." Humbling words from a distinguished researcher whose resume boasts three patents, the directorship of two prominent URMC centers (the James P. Wilmot Cancer Center, and the Center on Aging), more than 100 scientific articles and three books. But the words are heartfelt. After a needle stick left him ill with hepatitis B, George Abraham, M.D., minces no words about the importance of fast follow-up in the event of an accidental exposure. "My accident occurred thirty years ago, in my research lab," he said. "It was 1981 and we handled blood samples from cancer patients. Naturally, we were fanatical about scrubbing, hand hygiene, safe disposal, everything." Even so, one afternoon, while bending and re-capping an 18-gauge needle for disposal, it punctured his palm. "I bled it," Abraham said. "Then I washed the wound thoroughly, and moved on. I wasn't trying to be cavalier; it's just that I only partly appreciated the risks my injury might have conferred." Over the next few months, even Abraham's daily work and racquetball games were leaving him winded. After six months of fatigue, he sought medical attention; the physician ordered a battery of tests, one of which showed Abraham's liver function to be extremely abnormal. As it turned out, he was a "smoldering case" of chronic, active hepatitis B. The virus might one day give way to dangerous scarring damage (cirrhosis), or even cancer. "At that point – half a year from the accident – I actively researched the source patient," he said. "I know that's a lifetime compared to the two-hour protocol we now observe, but again, those were different times." The findings? The needle came from a leukemic patient who'd received multiple transfusions and ultimately died of liver failure. Abraham resigned to be a chronic disease carrier. Six years later, though, after seeking pain medicine for an achy shoulder, his doctor ordered another liver test. The enzyme levels came back high, prompting a biopsy that revealed inflammation – a harbinger of cirrhosis. "At that point, I knew I was headed down a dark path," he said. "I got on the phone with a nurse in St. Louis, who has experienced a similar needlestick accident and had tried a new, controversial therapy. It had worked for her, and I was willing to try anything." Miraculously, the treatment, which was only effective in a tenth of patients, worked – but only after Abraham spent months slogging through exhausting days, losing almost 40 pounds. "I was borderline amnesic during that period," he said. "I'd get into the lab, spend an hour reviewing the day's progress and writing directives for the next day, and then go home to sleep. It was day after day of injecting myself with a medicine I knew would sicken me. After about six months, though, came the textbook resolution of my symptoms." Thankful, Abraham now revels at how far medicine has come. "Today's health care providers have the benefit of new safety devices, an enlightened understanding of how viruses replicate, how we detect them – not to mention good vaccines and more vigilant protocols," he said. But accidents still happen, and providers too often wave them aside. "Unfortunately, if a health care provider shrugs off a needle stick or cut, they're undermining the wealth of insights science has achieved in the past few decades," Abraham said. "Frankly, it's knowledge and technology I wish I'd had access to. Having lived through my ordeal, I can't fathom ignoring it." The truth about exposures In a busy health care environment, it can be all too easy to let safety slide. But it's costly; one drop of blood, one slip of the hand could be all it takes to infect yourself – or your patient – with a dangerous pathogen. Over the past few years at Strong Memorial, 13 percent of all reported exposures contained a bloodborne pathogen (roughly 10 percent HepC, 2.5 percent HIV, and 0.5 percent HepB). "Simple math means that, out of the 338 exposures phoned-in last year, 45 contained a pathogen," said Laura Caruso, nurse manager for Occupational & Environmental Medicine at Strong Memorial. "What's more, of these 45 instances where the source indeed tested positive for a virus, 25 percent were surprises. The patient – and their provider – both were shocked by the findings. It just shows that you can't predict who might be carrying what." That's why universal precautions – an approach to safety that assumes every patient is a potential carrier of every virus – are so important. "Prevention can't be emphasized enough," agreed Occupational Safety Specialist Anne Schmidlin. "Twenty percent of exposures occur when blood splashes from a patient to a care provider, entering a mucus membrane – but double-gloving, gowning, using splash guards and wearing goggles can dramatically reduce such risk." Risks further amplify when caregivers fail to immediately activate built-in safety features, or if they cram too many sharps in the disposal container. Or, they might not bother passing a tray, but instead just pass the needle. "These may be time-savers," Schmidlin said. "But when accidents happen, we'll wish we'd taken those extra few seconds to be careful." She and Caruso are taking their safety gospel on the road, talking to incoming residents and offering special lectures to work areas with a history of frequent (or repeat) exposures. "We hope we don't sound like broken records," Caruso said. "We just really need staff to report these accidents. We want to keep them safe." If you do get stuck: New OEM reporting, care procedure Another reason for Caruso and Schmidlin's amped up efforts around blood exposures: Occupational and Environmental Medicine recently assumed responsibility for directing the source testing and follow-up care connected with such accidents (a role formerly administered by University Health Service before the two groups reorganized last year). If you are exposed, Caruso says, your first steps are the same: basic first aid (washing or flushing the wound or exposed area) and calling the 24-7 Blood Exposure hotline (275-1164) as soon as possible. "The only difference is that now, since our main OEM offices are offsite, a representative (or if after hours, an on-call nurse) will work with someone at your end over the phone to assist you with consenting a source patient for urgent testing," Caruso said. "The person at your end will also help the OEM phone representative by actually drawing the blood." Depending on those test results, the OEM representative may work with the exposed health care worker to begin a prophylactic regimen. "The care is all the same, it's just managed by phone," Caruso emphasized. "That's why it's so important that you call immediately. We can't start caring for you until you do." Not convinced? You might want to chat with George Abraham. Molly Miles | 9/1/2011 Tweet You may also like No related posts found.


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Remember my post before about Jason helped with laundry. Now, I have a problem. Why??? Now, every time he see clothes lying down on my bed or at his bed. He bring direct to wash machine ^__^.
Now, he is put IN and I put OUT again from wash machine :D (when he didn't see, of course). If he see I put out again, he was angry. I put out again, because I always split was our clothes and Jason's clothes.
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A South Florida based business,The Legacy Companies and its affiliated companies are international manufacturers and distributors of commercial-grade kitchen and restaurant equipment to over 120 countries. Neal Asbury, President and CEO of The Legacy Companies, sought out Novela Law's expertise negotiating and closing the financing. Daniel Novela, a partner at Novela Law, worked on closing the financing over a two month period.
Mr. Novela worked with The Legacy Companies and its lender to improve the terms of an existing $30 Million senior credit facility. Novela noted, "We have represented The Legacy Companies for 12 years. During the last three years we have amended The Legacy Companies' senior credit facility several times. Originally from $10 Million, to now to $60 Million. This transaction was quite interesting because it was two separate transactions closing concurrently. A $60 Million senior credit facility (consisting of a revolving loan and a term loan) and a $30 Million mezzanine term loan. This credit facility replaces an existing credit facility with a significantly larger credit line and better credit terms. The improvements in the senior credit facility and mezzanine term loan will allow my client to continue its impressive organic growth and to fund future acquisitions. Each party had separate counsel and each party had diverse interest. It was necessary for Novela Law to coordinate each lender's counsel and our local counsel in Pennsylvania to achieve a great result. Additionally, there were other pre-existing secured lenders whose interest had to be subordinated to the Senior and Mezzanine lenders. Getting everyone to agree in a way that was beneficial to my client was the tricky part and is what really makes my job interesting. Time was of the essence, so this required us working through the Thanksgiving holidays to close before we hit the year-end holiday season.
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p.s. I can understand how you wouldn't be able to relax on a computor with working on one all day. We didn't get a computer at home until I left my computer job on maternity leave all those years ago.
what a great Disney kit! You're going to have so much fun working with this throughout the month :) Makes me wish I had Disney photos to scrap!!ReplyDelete
What a wonderful kit!!! And I LOVE those paper clips. So fun!!!
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I really must get those Mickey stamps so cute and those paper clips too!ReplyDelete
What a wonderful, over the top, kit. All that Mickey goodness.ReplyDelete
I think your kit name is adorable. I have a few themed papers and one EuroDisney trip i could scrap - you have me feeling inspired to get them out!ReplyDelete
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Hugh and Congressman Lou Barletta
The transcript of the interview with Congressman Barletta will be posted here, but the audio is really necessary to appreciate the cliff over which the GOP has fallen.
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|Patriot –Our fight to stop the proposed amnesty has started. On Tuesday I submitted two bills that will focus the debate back on the problem of illegal immigration. One starts to fix part of the illegal immigration problem while the other exposes 25 years of lies from the amnesty lobby.
The Visa Overstay Enforcement Act of 2013 fixes the major problem of visa overstays. The current lack of enforcement in this area accounts for over 40% of illegal immigrants in America.
They legally enter the U.S. but overstay their visas because they know it's virtually impossible to catch them and even if we do, all they will get a slap on the wrist. My Visa Overstay Enforcement Act gives the DHS the tools and power to fix this hole in our national security.
It takes a simple approach. Many immigrants entering and exiting the country will be fingerprinted, and their prints will be tied to their visa. Once we have this biometric record, we can catch the expired visa holders.
If they are found in America with expired visas, the Visa Overstay Enforcement Act makes it a felony. There will be real consequences for breaching America's sovereign borders.
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Instead, I have my trusty glass of water by my side, I am singing like the birds (I am sure my family are glad they live away) and I am still hot and even red faced! Why? Because it is a mega baking day! This Sunday is Otley Farmers market, yes, even on Easter Sunday! I have no idea what kind of day it will be? Will it be busy because people want to have a nice stroll with their family in the beautiful market town of Otley? Or will it be slow because people will be enjoying this wonderful weather by the seaside or barbequing with their families? I don't have a clue! I am preparing as normal and hopefully it will prove to be a good day!
My cake layers are done and now I am doing all of the bars. Pecan pie bars, rocky road, butterscotch caramel dream are all complete and the chocolate chip cookie pie is in the oven. Next comes my ginormous pans of brownies. I'm doing pretty well considering I took two days off for the Jewish Holiday Passover. I think I have caught up nicely. Don't get me wrong, I still didn't leave the kitchen, as I had Passover meals to prepare and come up with some nice flourless desserts for us! A wonderful flourless chocolate cake was made and a gorgeous Pavlova with berries and cream. The pounds are piling on! My kitchen has become my new best friend and we treat each other with a mutual respect!
This week has been an interesting and exciting week for this Yummy Yank! I met up with Tony, proprietor of La Luna restaurant in Halifax, Yorkshire and they are going to start serving my desserts at their restaurant! I am completely blown away by this! Ever since I can remember, I have wanted to open a small restaurant or bistro, but just couldn't rationalise it. Restaurants are the fastest business to fail, you have to be there all of the time if you want it to work and there is a huge amount of overhead. So, needless to say, it has been a pipedream. I never thought as I get older, my dreams, in a different kind of way are becoming a reality and it is so satisfying! Tony gave me a nice size order to start and hopes this will be a minimum order on a weekly basis. To start, he ordered one New York cheesecake, two chocolate cheesecakes, one red velvet cake cheesecake, one Elvis cake, a supersize Legendary chocolate cake, 60 pecan pie bars and 40 brownies, with and without nuts. I only hope that I can keep up with the demand because I don't want to give up the farmers markets. Hey, I can't think of a better scenario than perhaps becoming big enough that I have to hire a couple of helpers! Goodness me, how wonderful would that be?!!
La Luna should have my yummies by the middle of next week! If anyone is in the Halifax area, stop by and say hello to Tony and crew and try one of the Yummy Yank's American desserts! I want to hear what you think!
Now back to my baking, as I can't fall behind! Just thought I would share my excitement with everyone and tell you all that The Yummy Yank is taking orders and growing! Please get in touch to say hey!
As always, thanks for reading and y'all have a nice day and hopefully wherever you are, you too are enjoying the sunshine!
Lisa (AKA The Yummy Yank)
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Otley Market Square
Leeds, West Yorkshire
Otley has a highly successful Farmers' Market which is held on the last Sunday in every month. It is an accredited Farma market which means that all the produce sold there is sourced as locally as possible.
The market sells fresh and organic produce, direct from the producer and sourced as locally as possible. It is an accredited FARMA market, which means that it adheres to the strict rules laid down by the recognised body responsible for running Farmers' Markets throughout the country to ensure that the customers are provided with fresh, local produce.
Otley farmers market opening times are: 9am - 1pm.
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The Australian dollar has jumped more than half a US cent amid renewed uncertainty about Donald Trump's policies following his first press conference as US president.
The local currency was trading at 74.45 US cents at 0700 AEDT on Thursday, down from 73.74 US cents on Wednesday.
Westpac senior market strategist Imre Speizer said Mr Trump's eagerly awaited press conference disappointed a market wanting information about fiscal policy, which led to the US dollar falling against the majors, including the Aussie.
"It was not as market friendly as the pro-growth acceptance speech he gave in November," Mr Speizer said in a note.
"Trump made a few references to "making American great again" but if you wanted more detail on infrastructure spending plans, corporate tax reform, a tax repatriation holiday, and the potential for border adjusted taxation, then you would have been disappointed."
Meanwhile, the Australian share market is set to open higher, despite choppy trade on Wall Street amid the uncertainty about President Donald Trump's policies.
At 0700 AEDT on Thursday, the local SPI 200 futures contract was up 14 points at 5,743 points.
The main local risk events or data releases due on Thursday.
On Wednesday, strong gains by resources companies including Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton lifted the Australian share market, despite falls by the banks.
The benchmark S&P/ASX200 gained 10.8 points, or 0.19 per cent, to finish at 5,771.5 points, while the broader All Ordinaries index added 10.7 points, or 0.18 per cent, to hit 5,823.7 points.
One Australian dollar buys:
* 74.45 US cents, from 73.79 US cents on Wednesday
* 85.94 Japanese yen, from 85.57 yen
* 70.40 euro cents, from 69.95 euro cents
* 60.99 British pence, from 60.69 pence
* 105.55 New Zealand cents, from 105.46 NZ cents
* CGS 5.25 per cent March 2019, 1.861pct, unchanged from Wednesday.
* CGS 4.25pct April 2026, 2.669pct, unchanged.
Sydney Futures Exchange prices:
* March 2017 10-year bond futures contract at 97.250 (implying a yield of 2.750pct), up from 97.230 (2.770pct) on Wednesday.
* March 2017 3-year bond futures contract at 98.010 (1.090pct), up from 98.000 (2.000pct).
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On the March 25th live broadcast of the show,'K-Pop Star', the finalists who made it to the Top 6 were cast between the 3 agencies (SM, YG, JYP), with 2 finalists being cast to each agency. This marked the official start of the 'Winner Debut Project,' and each of the finalists will receive special training at their respective agencies in order to survive to the TOP 5, which will be broadcasted live on April 1st.
J.Y. Park, in addition to judging on the show, will personally be the producer for his 2 finalists at JYP. His finalists not only received help from some of the best experts in the industry, but also from the Wonder Girls, who have been very active in the finalists' trainings. The Wonder Girls were on set for the live broadcast on the 25th, and showed an unusual attachment to the finalists by passionately cheering them on.
Yenny and Yubin, in particular, surprised the staff for passionately giving the finalists endless ideas and advice, from song selection down to every little detail, almost as if they were preparing for their own stage. Yenny, as a senior in the industry, took care of the finalists and even paid attention to the finalists' psychological well-being, while Yubin, who has had an interest in styling, actively helped the finalists out on that front.
The finalists at YG also have an impressive mentor in former 1TYM member Teddy, who will be producing for them. Teddy, who is responsible for composing, writing, arranging, and producing most of the songs sung by YG artists such as Big Bang, 2NE1, Se7en, and Gummy, is said to have worked his magic with YG's finalists.
At SM, the fact that Kenzie, the hit-making producer who has worked with BoA, TVXQ, Girls' Generation, SHINee, Super Junior, and f(x) will be working with the finalists, is heightening viewers' anticipation.
The staff for 'K-Pop Star' revealed, "SM, YG, and JYP are giving their all in preparing the finalists for the next performance, as if they are preparing their own rookie singers for debut. The finalists, who have been receiving the best training available from the 3 agencies, will put on a show that can rival professional singers. We ask for your anticipation and cheers."
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I am a glutton for punishment apparently. Not only am I going back to work part time this year but I will be hosting a Reading Challenge and a weekly reading event this year. My weekly event which I will announce on Friday will hopefully increase the number of reviews you can find here. So without further ado here are the challenges for 2012.
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We might be faced with this situation sooner than we think: on Thursday Belgian Prime Minister Leterme handed in his resignation to the Belgian King due to his five-party coalition government being about to collapse with the Flemish Liberals and Democrats pulling out over the "BHV" affair with less than three months left before Belgium takes over the reigns of the EU Presidency on the 1st July.
Moral-political question: should they be allowed to run the EU Presidency? I have heard all three answers in the last 24 hours:
- Yes, of course, because with the new institutionalised troika system, Belgium will be supported by Spain and Hungary and/or in any case the country holding the Presidency is simply following the Union's priorities so their input is minimal. Also, Belgium is known to work particularly well when there is no government in place and, hence, they will probably even do a better job with a "Caretaker government"!
- No, because how can Belgium lead from the front, find compromise solutions, broker deals and demonstrate leadership – fair point!
- Don't know: is the majority view because most citizens are clueless about what the EU Presidency is, let alone what it is supposed to do – a sad state of affairs.
Then I heard someone comment on the radio – no fear Herman Van Rompuy – a Belgian – will come to the rescue as the President of the European Union!
The reality is that Belgium will most probably muddle through with the support of the Spanish and the Hungarians and with a structure and system which seems to just keep rolling, despite institutional upheavals such as the "NON" to the EU Constitution or the Irish No to the Lisbon Treaty.
But do we simply want to push through and hope that the institutional snowball takes us forward? Clearly not and, hence, this latest possible scenario demonstrates that Europe still has a long way to go and needs to mature…
Blaming it on the Belgians though would be unfair as other Member States like the Czech Republic have been in the hot seat without a Government.
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You could almost bet on it… Following the German Constitutional Court issuing a landmark ruling in response to the Maastricht Treaty in 1993, today's ruling on the Lisbon Treaty again testifies to the central role Karlsruhe – the seat of the Court – plays in EU matters when asked.
Whilst most attention was focusing on the second Irish referendum, Europe seemed to lose sight of the case that had been pending before the German Constitutional Court for many months. Indeed, it was often mistakenly reported that Germany had already ratified the Lisbon Treaty, but since the challenge against the German law transposing the Lisbon Treaty had been brought forward by a group of MPs and lawyers, President Köhler had announced his intention not to sign anything before Karlsruhe's verdict on the matter.
Now what is this ruling all about? First, Köhler's signature will have to be further postponed, effectively meaning that the ratification process in Germany is temporarily suspended. This is because laws that strengthen the participatory powers of the German legislature will have to come into force first.
The complainants have praised this judgement as a great success in their fight against the apparent erosion of the influence of the democratically elected German legislature on decisions made in Brussels. Now, it rests on this very legislature to pass the relevant legislation very rapidly if the Treaty is to be ratified in early 2010 at the latest. Just imagine what effect a delay would have on the second referendum in Ireland and the decisions in Poland and the Czech Republic!
– Bennet
Today, the Senate of the Czech Republic approved the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty, de facto making President Vaclav Klaus the last line of defence against the Czech ratification of the Lisbon Treaty.
In an official TV statement, Vaclav Klaus immediately railed at those senators who "betray national interests" and made it clear that the ratification process was far from over. Klaus however did not say he would not sign. But it seems likely that he will wait until the very last moment – when he knows what the other pieces in the game (the Irish and the Polish) are doing.
As the controversial political figure likes to repeat "a good chess player never reveals his next move"
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- Anonymous04 September, 2013 16:33
There are two theories that I can think ofReplyDelete
1) Its new Walkman Z
2) A new XPERIA Walkman phone that yet to be announced
- Anonymous04 September, 2013 20:40
I can´t wait for this new walkman player.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous05 September, 2013 23:37
That is the Walkman ZX.ReplyDelete
Supposedly a successor to both the Z and X series, and to commemorate 35th anniversary of walkman.
Will be available in feb next year.Replies
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I'd assume a full HD screen, fast cpu, large battery, all the bells and whistles like wifi, NFC, bluetooth, noise cancellation, and as thin as possible.
Perhaps this explains the average screen resolution and the same headphones as the new E series.
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Is that going to be a standalone Player or a Walkman Phone?Delete
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Apple Crisp! This is hands down the best apple crisp recipe I've tried! This is my go-to and a reader favorite recipe! It's just perfect homestyle comfort food that's good for the soul on a cold fall day. And of course, people of all ages love it.
Apple Crisp Recipe
Could there be a better treat this time of year? Especially this time of year with the abundance of fresh apples in season. Plus I love that it doesn't take as much work as an apple pie but it has similarly delicious flavors.
It's packed with fresh, juicy apples that are perfectly sweetened and baked until perfectly tender. And don't even get me started on that crumb topping! It's crispy, golden brown, buttery perfection.
Trust me, this apple crisp will be the highlight of any meal. I mean if I had it my way this would be the main meal :).
Ingredients Needed for This Recipe
- All-purpose flour
- Old fashioned rolled oats
- Light brown sugar
- Baking powder
- Cinnamon
- Salt
- Unsalted butter
- Granny Smith apples
- Lemon
- Vanilla extract
Scroll below for full printable recipe.
Apple Crisp Video
How to Make Apple Crisp
- Adjust oven rack and preheat oven. Butter baking dish.
- In a mixing bowl whisk together 1/2 cup flour, oats, 1/2 cup brown sugar, baking powder, 1/4 tsp cinnamon and 1/4 tsp salt.
- Rub butter into dry mixture with fingertips until it comes together into small crumbles. Refrigerate.
- In a bowl whisk together melted butter and flour until well blended, then mix in water, lemon juice and vanilla. Stir in 1/4 cup brown sugar, 1/2 tsp cinnamon, and pinch of salt.
- Toss apples with butter mixture in a bowl then pour into prepared baking dish.
- Sprinkle with crumble topping.
- Bake in preheated oven until top is golden brown and apples are tender.
- Let cool slightly before serving.
What Should I Serve on Top?
The best way to serve this always with vanilla ice cream. Then for an added bonus if you have time make some homemade salted caramel sauce.
Tips for the Best Apple Crisp
- Be sure to slice your apples thin so they become fully tender. No one wants a crunchy apple in their apple crisp.
- Stick with granny smith apples for consistent results. Other apples would work like braeburn or golden delicious, but sugar amounts and bake times might need to be adjusted.
- If you only have salted butter on hand that would work, just reduce the salt in the topping to 1/8 tsp and omit the salt in the filling.
- Serve it freshly baked and warm. It will be okay for a couple of days but the topping does start to soften up so I like it best fresh.
Crisps and crumbles are one of my favorite desserts because I love fruit and I'm head over heals crazy for a good sweet, crisp topping.
Plus, I love that they are faster than pies and you don't have to wait 2 hours for pie crust to chill, then 2 hours for the pie to cool.
This is what fall weekend are all about! Walks through the autumn trees – where you're all bundled up cozy, warm apple cider and hot cocoa, pumpkin patch shopping and carving, and this apple crisp. Every year. It's a must!
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This apple crisp is a must every fall! Definitely a family favorite. It's brimming with fresh juicy apples, it has the perfect amount of cinnamon sweetness, and that crisp buttery oat topping is what dreams are made of!
- 1/2 cup (70g) all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup old fashioned oats
- 1/2 cup (110g) packed light-brown sugar
- 1/2 tsp baking powder
- 1/4 tsp ground cinnamon
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 1/3 cup (76g) unsalted butter , diced into small cubes
Apple filling
- 2 lbs Granny Smith apples (at room temperature) peeled, cored and sliced thin (about 1/8-inch)
- 3 Tbsp (42g) unsalted butter , melted
- 2 Tbsp all-purpose flour
- 3 Tbsp water
- 1 Tbsp lemon juice
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/4 cup (55g) light-brown sugar
- 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon
- 1 pinch salt
Preheat oven to 375 degrees and position oven rack one level below the center. Butter an 8 by 8 inch baking dish (or small casserole dish with a similar size), set aside.
In a mixing bowl whisk together 1/2 cup flour, the oats, 1/2 cup brown sugar, the baking powder, 1/4 tsp cinnamon and 1/4 tsp salt for 30 seconds.
Add diced butter and using clean fingertips, rub butter into dry mixture until it comes together into small crumbles. Transfer to refrigerator to chill while preparing filling.
In a small mixing bowl, whisk together melted butter and flour until well blended, then mix in water, lemon juice and vanilla. Stir in 1/4 cup brown sugar, 1/2 tsp cinnamon, and pinch of salt.
Place apples in a large bowl then pour butter mixture over apples and toss to evenly coat, then pour apple mixture into prepared baking dish and spread into an even layer.
Remove topping from refrigerator and sprinkle into crumbles evenly over top of apples.
Bake in preheated oven until top is golden brown and apples are tender when pierced with a toothpick, about 35 minutes.
Remove from oven and allow to rest 10 minutes before serving. Serve warm with vanilla ice cream and salted caramel sauce if desired.
Recipe Source: Cooking Classy (originally shared October 2013)


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Trump talks with British, Australian leaders on Korean Peninsula nuclear issue
The White House said on Wednesday that U.S. President Donald Trump spoke with British and Australian leaders by phone regarding the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula.
The White House said that in his discussion with British Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday, Trump stressed that now is not the time to talk to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), and made clear that all options remain open to defend the United States and its allies.
The two leaders agreed to continue working closely together on increasing diplomatic and economic pressure on the DPRK, said the White House in a statement.
In a related development, Trump also spoke on Tuesday with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull of Australia by phone, said the White House.
In their discussion on the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue, the leaders confirmed that their two countries will intensify joint efforts to denuclearize the DPRK, said a statement by the White House.
Trump also reaffirmed his commitment to defending the homeland, territories, and allies of the United States, using all available diplomatic and military capabilities, said the statement.
The DPRK on Sunday detonated a hydrogen bomb that can be carried by an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), the country's Central Television announced.
The DPRK's nuclear testing and launches using ballistic missile technology have violated UN Security Council resolutions.
Liu Jieyi, China's permanent representative to the United Nations, on Monday condemned the latest nuclear test by the DPRK and urged the country to return to the track of dialogue. China will not allow chaos and war on the Korean Peninsula, he said.
Liu said the suspension-for-suspension proposal and dual-track approach put forward by China together with the Russian proposal of a step-by-step approach is a realistic and feasible roadmap for the settlement of the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue, asking relevant parties for due consideration of the plans.
The idea of dual-track approach involves parallel efforts to move forward both denuclearization and the establishment of a peaceful mechanism on the peninsula; the initiative of suspension-for-suspension calls for the DPRK to suspend its nuclear and missile activities and for the United States and South Korea to suspend their large-scale war games.
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Yachting Photograph Westward by Beken of Cowes.
Framed black and white yachting photographic print titled 'Westward, 1920' with a printed 'Beken' signature in the bottom right hand corner. The title is hidden under the mount, the image printed on textured paper and taken from a vintage 'Beken' calendar.
Beken of Cowes, were and still are marine photographers established in 1888.
Westward was a two masted schooner with a 135ft overall length. Beam of 27 ft 1 in, 12,000 square feet of sail and weighing 323 tons.
The Westward ex Hamburg II schooner commissioned by Alexander S Cochrane designed and built in 1910 by Nathaniel Greene Herreshof in his yard in Bristol, Rhode Island. She was launched on 31st March.
Westward compiled an astounding record in her first season. In April 1910 she sailed from Brenton Reef to Southampton in fourteen days. At the Kiel Regatta in June, she handily won the Emperor's Cup in a four-race series during which the Kaiser's Meteor IV suffered a broken bowsprit in a collision with Westward when the indomitable Barr refused to give way.
Barr died suddenly the next year, and at the end of 1911 Cochran sold Westward to the Verein Seefahrt Hamburg. Renamed Hamburg II, and she was subsequently seized in Cowes by the British at the outbreak of World War I. and in 1919 she was purchased by Clarence Hatry, who restored her original name but raced her little. In 1923, she was purchased by the seaman-turned-millionaire Thomas Benjamin Davis, a native of the Channel Islands and holder of an Extra Master's ticket. Under Davis, Westward raced such celebrated competitors as Bluenose, Britannia, and Shamrock V, and on August 5, 1935, she beat every other vessel in the Royal Yacht Squadron's Regatta, including a clutch of J-boats. When in 1936 his king, friend, and racing rival George V died, T.B. Davis, a South African, who sailed her with distinction in European waters for nearly two decades. In accordance with his will, Mr. Davis' daughter had WESTWARD sunk in the Hurd Deep, off Jersey, in the Channel Islands, where Mr. Davis had kept WESTWARD for many years.


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Welcome back to Wofford, study abroad alumni! The Office of International Programs (OIP) looks forward to having you back on campus not only as program alumni, but also as proponents of international education. Your feedback is invaluable to our advising, so please complete your study abroad program evaluation on your Wofford study abroad application.
Upon returning to the United States and to Wofford, students are often eager to share their experiences from overseas with friends, family, and members of the Wofford community. Each student will navigate their re-adjustment to familiar cultures and environments differently; some will return to life at Wofford with ease, while others may struggle to process the new cultural dissonance they feel - also known as reverse culture shock. Reverse culture shock is normal, but students that find the re-entry process too overwhelming should consider contacting Counseling Services for additional assistance.
In order to best support returned study abroad students, the OIP offers numerous events and resources which assist students in furthering their international engagement on campus, translating their abroad experiences for different audiences (such as graduate programs and potential employers), and going abroad again.
For further information about any of the programs or opportunities below, feel free to contact an International Programs adviser! Be sure to check the College Calendar and Wofford's Daily Announcements emails for any important dates/times and deadlines.
The OIP has two photo contests each year: one for returned study abroad students (academic year, semester, and summer programs) and one for recent Interim Travel/Study Project participants. To learn more about photo contests, click here.
One of Wofford's signature re-entry programs for study abroad alumni, Two to Tell, is a fast-paced competition which occurs during spring semester. To learn more about Two to Tell, click here.
Global Ambassadors are a select group of internationally-inclined students which assist the OIP with programming and outreach initiatives for potential study abroad students. To learn more about Global Ambassadors, click here.
At this conference, attendees will learn about opportunities to go overseas again, how to better articulate the skills they gained abroad, and network with other students and professionals from across South Carolina. To learn more about LFA South Carolina, click here.
Can't wait to go overseas again? There are countless opportunities to intern, study, teach, or volunteer abroad while still at Wofford or after graduation. To get started, check out the following resources:


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Individually handcrafted in the USA this rugged leather The Cut Buddy travel case protects your grooming tools. The large pocket is specifically designed to guard The Cut Buddy Grooming Tool. There are two pockets for nail clippers, extra razor blades, and much more!
With a holster for a razor on the top pocket and leather loops to hold the Speed Tracer Pencil, this leather grooming case is the only thing like it in the world! Sewn with tough heavy thread and water resistant, The Cut Buddy Grooming Travel Case is the epitome of fine handcrafted leather grooming travel cases.
- Rugged leather The Cut Buddy travel case protects your grooming tools - Large pocket specifically designed to guard The Cut Buddy - Two pockets for nail clippers, extra razor blades, and much more - Holster for razor on the top pocket - Leather loops to hold the Speed Tracer Pencil - Hand-cut from 4-5oz vegetable tanned leather - Sewn with tough, heavy thread - Water resistant - Individually dyed brown with skin-safe and eco-friendly leather dye - Oiled during creation to prevent leather cracking - Individually handcrafted in the US
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The first episode of The Secular Buddhist podcast went out in May 2009. I've listened to all of them but have to confess that a number didn't hold my attention right through to the end. Most definitely worth exploring, an index of the podcast can be found at
Published on 23 June 2012, Episode 123 focuses on building a secular Buddhist community in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Comments are welcomed both here and on the page for the podcast episode. Coming up shortly, I believe, will be an interview with another secular Buddhist practitioner from Aotearoa New Zealand, Kataraina Mateparae.


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|The Simpsons: Night of the Living Treehouse of Horror (2001)
|The Simpsons Wrestling (2001)
|The Operative: No One Lives Forever (2000)
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|Vampire: The Masquerade - Redemption (2000)
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text: Subway starts review Published on June 25, 1996. Subway Restaurants, Milford, Conn., is putting its $85 million ad account into review. Incumbent Hal Riney & Partners Heartland, Chicago, is expected to participate; other contenders haven't been determined. The chain's franchisee advertising board, which manages advertising, will select an agency by October. A Subway spokeswoman said the chain has added 5,000 outlets since Riney took on the account four years ago and wants to make sure it still has the best agency it can get. Most Popular In this article: News


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European Passport Return Service (EPRS)
Keep your passport whilst your application is processed by the Home Office
- Who is it for?
Some EEA and Swiss nationals can apply online, as well as by post, for a document confirming they have a right to permanent residence in the UK or for a registration certificate as a qualified person. This service is for European Economic Area (EEA) and Swiss nationals who have applied online using the EEA(QP) or EEA(PR) application forms and have been issued with an individual payment notification number (PNN).
Families can make a joint application, however, all adults must attend the office in person in order to use this service. Children under 16 do not need to attend in person but parents must ensure that all relevant documents including passports are presented.
If you are using a Passport to support your application we can photocopy this and submit it with your application, you can retain the original while you application is being considered. If you are providing an ID card then the original must be submitted with your application as we are unable to photocopy these documents.
- Before attending the office
Complete the relevant online application at GOV.UK.
You must attend the office within 10 working days of submitting your online form.
Ensure you have printed off a copy of your completed application form as well as your checklist which will include your individual payment notification number (PNN).
Ensure you have your current passport, photographs and all relevant supporting documentation with you. We cannot provide any advice on the supporting documents you choose to submit.
- What happens at the Register Office?
Once an online application has been completed you will be able to present your EEA or Swiss passport to a member of staff at one of our participating offices. We will send a certified copy of your passport along with your checklist, application and any supporting documents to the Home Office on your behalf.
We offer a drop-in service on the following days:
- Wednesday and Thursday, 9am to 12 noon at Fareham Registration Office
- Monday and Thursday, 9am to 12 noon at Basingstoke Registration Office
- Tuesday and Thursday, 9am to 12 noon at Winchester Registration Office
There is no need to book a slot. Inform the Reception staff upon arrival that you would like to use the European Passport Return Service.
If we experience high volumes of customers wishing to use the service on a specific day we may not be able to accommodate all requests and you may have to attend another drop-in service at a later date.
- Fees
The fee for this service is £14 (1 April 2018 to 31 March 2019) plus postage costs dependent on the weight of your application. Applications are sent by special delivery. Family applications may be sent in one package but will require an individual fee per adult or child application. Royal Mail postage prices.
The fee is payable when you attend the office. You can pay by Debit/Credit Card (excluding American Express) or cash.
- What happens next?
Using the European Passport Return Service does not guarantee that your application will be successful or that a decision will be reached any more quickly. The decision to approve your application rests entirely with the Home Office.
The Home Office may contact you for further information after your application and documents have been submitted.
The Home Office will contact you directly to advise you of the outcome of your application.
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Tooth & Nail Discretion with Devin & Vanni
I moved into Hintonburg in Ottawa about a year ago, and this place is pretty great. Best part? Several breweries within walking distance. We've reviewed Beyond The Pale many times, but not Tooth & Nail right behind my place. This is Discretion, their "biere de table", a European traditional thing where they give booze to
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Imagine a day of not only chilling with the stingrays at Stingray City Sandbar, but hanging with some Dolphins too? If you want to get close and personal with the… read more →
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As the theme for this reign is Board Games, we want you all to go back in your past (to your childhood, or to last Thursday, whichever is more appropriate) and pull out your favorite board games to use as inspiration for some of the most awesome battlegames you've ever played! Board games can provide excellent inspiration for Amtgard, and can draw people into the battlegames in fun and quirky ways that can help mix things up and keep things exciting.
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This year's host is Tracy Morgan. Although I'm a fan of his humor as Tracy Jordan in "30 Rock" and his stints in "Saturday Night Live," his hosting didn't impress me as much as the past hosts have. His delivery seemed off and made it pretty obvious that there was a script to follow.
There were performances by Bruno Mars, Selena Gomez, The Band Perry, Justin Bieber and a whole lot more, but for some reason the ones that really got my attention were Ed Sheeran, J.Lo featuring Pitbull, and of course Prince. J.Lo really showed off the performer that she truly is, and Ed Sheeran's performance was such a breath of fresh air apart from all the other performers who seemed to focus more on lip synching and all the other shenanigans. And of course, who could deny that Prince's performance was a great way to end the night.
Some trends spotted on the red carpet were jumpsuits, cut-outs and a whole lot of sparkle.
Stana Katic stuck to a simple yet sexy striped jumpsuit. Two other celebrities however chose to steer away from simple and donned some pretty interesting variations of jumpsuits. Miley Cyrus stuck to a more modest neckline, but went for the wow factor with the details in the print. Personally, throughout the show and while browsing through different websites for the red carpet looks, I battled whether I loved it or hated it. How about you? Love or hate? Nayer's jumpsuit on the other hand was something I knew exactly how to feel about. Not only did she go for a bold print, she nixed the idea of a neckline altogether. As much as I salute her for being so bold and daring, I didn't really like it so much.
Stana Katic
Miley Cyrus
Peek-a-boos were a trend seen in the Met Gala, and was very present in the Billboard Music Awards red carpet. Whether it be a little peek-a-boo through sheer fabric or some cut-outs here and there, these celebrities seemed to love showing some skin. Selena Gomez had three outfit changes, one for the Red Carpet, one for her performance and one to present an award. I actually liked all three dresses. The dress she wore on the red carpet was a sleek white dress with a thigh-high slit and some cut-out details and a hint of color here and there. Emmy Rossum sported a gown by who seemed to be the designer of the night, whose designs were also worn by Taylor Swift and Jennifer Lopez. I liked the elegance that came with its silhouette and color mixed with details of sheer fabric. Jennifer Morrison on the other hand went for all-out lingerie. There are a lot of discussions as to whether lingerie inspired gowns are to be deemed acceptable as evening wear and there have even been attempts by designers like Pnina Tornai to introduce the element of lingerie into wedding gowns. Although I am not totally against the idea, this dress in particular didn't really sit well with me. What do you think? And to cap-off the peek-a-boo dresses on the red carpet is Ke$ha's risque dress. What appeared to be a modest dress had a big surprise on the side, a slit that showcased the singer's derrière. Although Ke$ha really did try to go for that more clean and put-together look by having a sleek hairstyle and putting on some beige wedges, this dress is definitely a big no-no for me.
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Although peek-a-boos are a trend that's fairly new, sparkle on the red carpet is a trend that seems to have some great staying power. Some celebrities chose to shine down the red carpet and throughout the evening. In true Taylor Swift fashion, she wears a blue sequined mini dress with some interesting details and mesh detailing. Taylor has been seen wearing glossy dresses dozens of times and this number didn't disappoint. While Taylor Swift dons a more modern style, Jennifer Lopez on the other hand goes for a more classic color, a timeless one in fact, gold. Gold seemed to be the color of the night for Celine Dion as well. Although Celine opted for a more structured, modern silhouette. Gold may be as timeless as her songs, but I'm not quite sure if this modern dress is for her. Radiant as she may be, this just might be a little too "young" for her.
Taylor Swift
Jennifer Lopez
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As dull as her performance may have been, Selena Gomez' gold dress for the performance is definitely one of my favorite looks of the night. I also liked how Nicki Minaj went with a beautiful red gown as oppose to her usual tight mini dresses.
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If you are thinking that your pulsar is not performing as it performed when it was new, then you should better check your spark plugs. The spark plugs are very important parts of petrol engines. Spark plugs can be cleaned with alcohol or kerone. For rubbing out the carbon deposit you can use sand paper. If your spark plug look as shown in the picture, then it definately needs cleaning.
To take out the spark plug you need 16mm tube spanner. You may have to take out the fuel tank a bit to unscrew the left plug.
For Pulsar's the spark plug needs to be cleaned in every 2500km. The manual says to replace both plugs at every 10000km.
Pulsar has Champion plugs as stock.
You can even opt for NGK Iridium plugs if your wallet is happy.


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A poignant and profound retelling of the Grimms' fairytale Jorinda and Joringel, set in the fantastical realms of Elizabethan folklore. Novella, approximately 25,000 words." (summary via Goodreads)
The Bells of Paradise // book review
A poignant and profound retelling of the Grimms' fairytale Jorinda and Joringel, set in the fantastical realms of Elizabethan folklore. Novella, approximately 25,000 words." (summary via Goodreads)
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- AnonymousMarch 9, 2016 at 8:09 AM
Sounds cool! Though I would say that her being captured and having her man rescue her is a tad cliché. Does the author play around with that cliché in any way?ReplyDelete
Oh oh oh, please read Skies of Dripping Gold by Hannah Heath, if you haven't already. It's so good. The book needs wayyyy more recognition. Link: http://www.amazon.com/Skies-Dripping-Gold-Hannah-Heath-ebook/dp/B018IT0NVU/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1457532492&sr=1-1&keywords=skies+of+dripping+goldReplies
Hey, Katherine! :) I can totally see how you would feel that way... And in general, I struggle stomaching a story if there are cliches like that in it! (However it IS a fairytale retelling, so you kinda have to bear that in mind.) But the fact that the "guy-saves-girl" trope came up didn't really bother me? The author did a good job of making the story feel like a classic fairytale that I might pick up from a collection of The Brothers Grimm! So in the end, while it is a piece of plotline that is seen often in literature, I felt like the author did a good job with it. :DDelete
Oh, I'm buddies with Hannah Heath & I've been wanting to read her book for some time now! I'm glad you reminded me. I'll definitely get on it & see what I can do! <3
Thanks for reading!
- AnonymousMarch 9, 2016 at 10:42 AM
You're right, I forgot to take the fairytale retelling into account. It's good to know it was well done. I'm a fan of Grimms Fairytales, but I haven't read the one this is based on yet. I'll have to go check it out!Delete
Awesome! I'll be watching for a review. :)
Yeah... I think that is the only thing that I *partially* dislike about retellings. Because you can't change too many of the main factors without changing the story it's based on. (But then again, there are SO MANY ways to freshen up an old story!! *squeals*)Delete
Strangely enough, I had never heard of/read the original tale before Suzannah contacted me? It makes me really curious to see what the original tale was like! :)
And I will contact Hannah as soon as possible about me reviewing her book for her! Thank you so much for suggesting it!! :D <3
I was mildly interested... until I saw that this was a retelling of Jorinda and Jorindel. EEP. ONE OF MY FAVORITE FAIRYTALES. I've never seen a retelling of it before!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Hey, C.B!! :) Oh, it really is lovely... Actually, I had never heard of Jorinda & Jorindel until this retelling. I really need to go read the original now! Lol! :DDelete
Thanks for stopping by! <3
I just know I will love this book, Great review!ReplyDeleteReplies
Hey, Skye! :) Oh, knowing how much you love fairytales, I think you'd LOVE it!! Thanks for reading, dear! <3Delete
This books sounds so fun and awesome!! And I never would have known about it if you hadn't reviewed it, so I tip my hat to you! *tips hat*ReplyDelete
If you have an official rating system, you are automatically a professional. I just sorta rate the book whatever the heck I feel like whenever I do a review (which is only like....three times, lol). Hehe, anyway, this was a great post! I really enjoyed it! :D
I love comments. Seriously, I love them! Feel free to discuss the post, ask questions, leave a link to your blog, or just make a passing remark about books & coffee...
(But PLEASE keep your comments kind & positive. Advice is fine, but meanness is not. Be sweet like chocolate & loving like Jesus and we will get along splendidly!)


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2019 Exam Guidance and Procedures - DOE and NYSED
Here you will find the latest guidance and handbooks for administering the 2019 New York State ELA, Mathematics, Science, and Regents Exams. These guides are produced mainly for district schools, but include regulations and resources suitable for charter schools. More information will be posted as it becomes available.
|General Guidance
|SED Test Schedule 2019
|DOE Charter Test Administration Training
|SED School Administrator's Manual for Secondary Level Exams
|SED Testing Accommodations for Students with Disabilities
|NYC DOE Directions for Scribing
|ELA & Math **Guides for 2019 are not yet released**
|2018 DOE Assessment Administration Memo #11 (Charter Version)
|2018 NYS School Test Administrator's Manual Grades 3-8
|ELA & Math Scanning Handbook
|ATS Quick Guide for Grades 3-8 Printing and Scanning
|Science **Guides for 2019 are not yet released**
|2018 Science Grades 4 & 8 DOE Administration Memo
|2018 NYS Grade 4 Science Testing Manual
|2018 NYS Grade 8 Science Testing Manual
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Any U.S. citizen who has acquired special knowledge or expertise regarding the natural or cultural resources of Katmai National Park and Preserve, by reason of having either lived or worked in or near the park. This level of knowledge would be acquired by having lived or worked in or near the park for at least 12 months, to include all four seasons. Short seasonal residency is not qualifying as this would not provide the level of knowledge or expertise that is gained through experiencing the range of climactic conditions and associated impact on the resources.
Areas considered "near" Katmai National Park are: Federal Subsistence Areas of Unit 17C, as well as Unit 9A, 9B, 9C, and 9E, to include the communities of Naknek, King Salmon, Dillingham, Clarks Point, Ekwok, South Naknek, Koliganek, Port Alsworth, Nondalton, Pedro Bay, Iliamna, Newhalen, Kokhanok, Igiugig, Levelock, Egegik, Pilot Point, Ugashik, Port Heiden, Chignik, Chignik Lagoon, Chignik Lake, Perryville, and Ivanof Bay.
How to Apply
Please read the following instructions carefully. Incomplete applications may result in non-referral of your application. Assistance and forms may be obtained from the park office at the address above or by calling 907-246-2133. The SF-15 may be obtained at www.opm.gov/forms. More detailed information can be found in each job announcement.
All applications must be postmarked or received in this office by the closing date of the announcement. If your application package is postmarked on the closing date it must be received in this office no later than 7 calendar days after the closing date. Hand delivered applications must be received by close of business on the closing date.
Skills vary by position. You must use the individual questionnaires provided with each recruitment bulletin that you are applying to.
Mail or deliver the following required forms to Park Headquarters, Katmai National Park and Preserve P.O. Box 7, King Salmon, AK 99613:
- Resume that provides detailed information about your work experience. Also include the dates worked (for example, June 2009 through August 2010), work schedule (for example, 40 hours per week); the position title; and employer name for each period of employment.
- *Local Hire Eligibility Questionnaire
- *Supplemental Experience Questionnaire
- DD-214 if claiming points Veteran's Preference; if claiming 10 points Veteran's Preference, also include the SF-15 and verification documents described on the back of the SF-15.
- Although not required you are encouraged to submit the attached Applicant Background Survey (DI-1935) with your application. Please ensure that it is the last page of your application package, as it is removed from your application before it is forwarded to the selecting official.
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Common traits entrepreneurs share: My tag cloud
MEST | Tuesday, May 31st, 2011
I recently asked this question on twitter, 'what are some of the common traits all entrepreneurs share?' In response to the question, the tag cloud below captures a summary of the most commonly used words by some respondents to describe entrepreneurs.
The objective of this post is to pick your brains on what these traits are, because I am certain there are a dozen more traits other than the ones captured in the tag cloud above. What are your thoughts on some common traits you can identify with entrepreneurs, it'd be great to hear your comments 🙂


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Thursday, April 14, 2011
Sensory bin madness
8 comments:
- The Neal Family said...
Thanks for all the great ideas! I just found your blog and I am enjoying using your fun stuff with my own daughter. Very creative and easily adaptable for us!
- Thursday, April 14, 2011
- JDaniel4's Mom said...
These are great ideas. Do you tie them into books? That is what reading, exploring and learning is all about.
- Friday, April 15, 2011
- Andrea said...
OOps so sorry it's been a crazy few weeks I totally forgot to add the book. All fixed now:)
- Friday, April 15, 2011
- Anna @ The Imagination Tree said...
Lovely! I am really looking forward to seeing all of the other sensory ideas too. Thanks for linking this up to It's Playtime!
- Friday, April 15, 2011
- Messy Kids said...
I think it's great you've put together you sensory bin ideas ahead of time. This blue one is great for teaching colors! Thanks for linking up to It's Playtime.
Rachele @ Messy Kids
- Friday, April 15, 2011
- Rachel said...
I love how you have it themed on a color - and am totally impressed you have that many blue things lying about! Found you through It's Playtime
- Friday, April 15, 2011
- jfb57 said...
Hello! You've linked to the 100 Word Challenge! I'll move it for you. Thank you for linking
- Sunday, April 17, 2011
- Michelle said...
Oh girls, you're really nailing sensory bins :)
Thanks for adding this post in last week's High paw! Hope to see you participate this week too!
- Friday, April 22, 2011


text: Many everyday purchases in Indonesia require bargaining. Accommodation has a set price, but this is usually negotiable in the low season or if you are staying at the hotel for several days. Bargaining can be an enjoyable part of shopping, so maintain your sense of humour and keep things in perspective. As a general rule (apart from tourist shops), if prices are displayed, prices are fixed; if not, bargaining may be possible.


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Here at BESTFIT towers, we like our music a bit old school. If you've subscribed to one or more of our playlists on Spotify (and if you have, thanks for the follow), you'll know we like our dance music of a certain vintage. Spend a day with us and you'll no doubt hear the words 'they don't make em like that anymore' uttered once or twice.
However, this month we've assembled some of our favourite new tracks doing the rounds. Calvin Harris
so, head to Spotify, search for 'bestfitmagazine' and plug your lugholes in. enjoy and remember, if you have any suggestions for our playlists, just let us know on our social media channels.
has weaved his usual magic with 'How Deep is Your Love' while David Zowie's 'House Every Weekend' is tearing up dance floors all over the place. You'll also find Galantis's Runaway (U & I), Boxed In's 'False Alarm, Public Enemy's 'Earthizen' and, of course, the latest offering from the Chemical Brothers (old or new, those boys always get it right) in our selection.