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I love stews, particularly French ones. Unfortunately however, I can't get my kids to adore Boeuf Bourguignon the way I do. It's not just the mushrooms they can't stand, but the overall richness. In a recent trip to Provence however, I discovered the lighter, mushroom-free alternative. It's only been around for hundreds of years, but for some reason, I feel the need to put my own little recipe up. It's very simple – almost impossible to mess up, and yes, the kids love this one.
- 750g beef – iceblock sized pieces
- 1/2 cup flour
- 100g lardons (streaky bacon, diced)
- 2 cloves garlic, crushed
- dash of good sherry vinegar (substitute with balsamic if you can't find it)
- 1 cup white wine
- 2 cups water
- 3 large carrots
- 10-15 pearl onions (or eshallot) peeled but left in tact.
- 1 bouquet garnis (or 2-3 tsp mixed herbes de provence)
- 1/2 tsp celery seeds
- 3 cloves
- 1 tsp brown sugar
- salt and white pepper to taste
- Season flour well with salt and pepper, then coat meat. Put a casserole dish (daubière) on medium-high heat, and brown meat in a good slug of olive oil (or butter if you like to be naughty), stirring continuously.
- When meat is browned (about 5 minutes), add bacon and garlic, and fry for a minute or so – as long as you can before the bottom of the pan gets too crusty. Then add vinegar, scraping the bottom to remove caked flour, and as that dries, add the wine. Keep stirring until it starts to thicken nicely, then add the rest of the ingredients except for the carrots.
- Bring to the boil, then put in a 135ºC oven with the lid on.
- An hour or so later, add the carrots. Cook for about 2 more hours, or until meat is falling apart.
- I used blade steak for this particular daube, but many other cheap cuts would work, and I'm a big fan of brisket if you like it really gelatinous. The traditional recipe uses all three of chuck, shank and rib to ensure a perfect balance between flavour and texture. Trim the gristle but not every little bit of fat. Fat is flavour.
- I have made this wine-free for a non-drinking friend. Use a 1/2 cup of vinegar instead of just a dash, ensuring it is a good quality sherry vinegar or possibly a red wine vinegar (Balsamic would be too rich when using this much). You will probably need an extra spoon of sugar to balance, and a little more water.
- If you need to omit the bacon, make sure you use a fattier cut of beef, and use chicken stock rather than water.
- If the meat is not tender, you haven't cooked it enough. That's the wonderful thing about the oven – you can put things in and forget about them. It is very unlikely to burn at that temperature, but if it dries out too much, just add more water (and salt). It's pretty much impossible to overcook the beef, but the onions and carrots will eventually get mushy.
- I like this recipe with a stack of white pepper – I add a whole teaspoon to the flour when I season it, and then add more when I serve. But I really love pepper. Oh, and salt – can't get enough of that…
- I add celery seeds because I have a big kid (ahem, husband) with an aversion to celery, which is an important ingredient because it adds such a wonderful leafy flavour. The seeds could be substituted with a stalk of diced celery, added at the same time as the garlic.

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Saturday, June 13, 2015
As If
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That is just beautiful as the truth always is. I wrote in my first book "If believing were easy then the world wouldn't be in the mess that it is today." Faith and belief may be tested, but must never be lost. Thank you for sharing ♥ReplyDelete
Great post Michelle.ReplyDelete
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In Vedanta, the basic premise is that everything arises from thought; control the thinking and life will become more ordered. However, many folk find this difficult. They surrender to external circumstances. For them the 'remedy' is the path of action (karma-yoga), as actions speak loud and we can monitor ourselves by the actions carried out. Any and all actions arise from thought only. It is the decision (thought) to act 'as if' which permits the change to arrive. When we get positive results from the feedback to what was prompted by positive thought, we are encouraged to keep on doing. Having had faith in the thought, it is confirmed into belief. By doing, we become... I love the quotes and examples you have provided us Michelle! Your sense of beauty and wonder are a joy to share... Blessings and hugs, YAM xx
that were wonderful words... and I so agree, life is a miracle and it's amazing that we will get a giant tree from a little seed... and if we believe like we believed as we were kids, we can feel the power of life and love... I remember this experiments from school, we placed an onion in a glass with water and after some days they started to show us green chives...and I thought... wow, that's magic :o)ReplyDelete
easy rider
Truly words of wisdom and beautifully written!ReplyDelete
All your pictures were fabulous but we especially love the one of Goose sitting in the tulips.
Lily Belle & Muffin
Beautifully writtenReplyDelete
Very beautiful and very true.ReplyDelete
Thank you Michelle for this beautiful message. I once heard it takes more facial muscles to frown...so I strive keep a smile. I sure do love the photo of 'our' Goose in the tulips...I can picture it enlarged hanging on a wall.ReplyDelete
Madi and Cecilia
This is a truly a lovely post and I love KB's words of wisdom. There are many days when I still struggle and miss Pip terribly. I think I will always have these moments, but I guess we just have to hang on and know that some day we all be together again. Sending lots of love and support across the miles.ReplyDelete
Small Seeds DO become BIG Miracles... the seed could be of any variety... a Thought an Action... or an INaction... that GROWS and Pays it Forward...ReplyDelete
What a beautiful message.ReplyDelete
No matter the day you always help us See Beautiful! Thank you for your words and photos, they always inspire.ReplyDelete
Mum and I also loved your message today. Whenever mum is feeling a little blue, you write a message that lifts her up and reminds her that without that miracle of life she would not still be alive and kicking (literally) today!!!!!ReplyDelete
Toodle pip
ps -- luv luv luv the pics of Goose, just sorry I wont get to meet him in the furs
What a truly wonderful post. And such lovely pictures. This message really helped our Mom today and we thank you so much. We sure send you big hugs.ReplyDelete
What a perfect message for this Sunday. Thank you for sharing your faith.ReplyDelete
Beautiful Post. Love your Sunday messagesReplyDelete
So totally beautiful, Michelle! Thank you for such an uplifting, encouraging post!ReplyDelete
Another beautiful message. Mom read this earlier this morning before she headed to Mass. It really set the theme for today's Mass. But Mom wishes you had been the one delivering the homily - so much more meaningful than the one she heard.ReplyDelete
Have a wonderful week - KB is very wise:)
Woos - Ciara and Lightning
Crikey Michelle ..... thankyou!!! If only everyone would read your messages and act on them. The whole world would be a better place, aye?? That last photo of Goose, tiptoeing amongst the tulips, is so beautiful.ReplyDelete
We love your Sunday messages, we hope you continue them.ReplyDelete
Mr Bailey, Hazel & Mabel
This is a beautiful message Michelle. We are sending you hugs today.ReplyDelete
Thank you for this message Michelle, your pictures were so beautiful and words touched our hearts.....stella roseReplyDelete
Boy howdy, you were just what my mom needed to read today. She was getting a tiny bit down in the dumps, but now she's back. Those birdie pictures are so cool and of course we loved the Goose. Lady CarolineReplyDelete
Your message has touched our heartReplyDelete
Great sermon. I wish I could have heard it live!ReplyDelete
What wonderful words, Michelle. You weaved together a wonderful message. Just the other day, I was planting carrot seeds and marveling about the chance that they'd become big sweet carrots. Your message touched my heart... one foot in front of the other does get you somewhere. Indeed, as you say, any kind of action will change how you feel and also change the world around you. Thank you.ReplyDelete
A lovely post.ReplyDelete
You were brave to go into the desert alone. It must have been so hard without Goose's physical presence. We know he is missed!
Beautiful message!!!!!ReplyDelete
Perfect message!! Love yor pics too.ReplyDelete
Hi Y'all!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for an uplifting message. There is nothing more beautiful than God's creations.
Y'all come on by,
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Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment
3rd Edition
Practice Exercises for the NCLEX Examination
The only NCLEX review book on the market with a focus on prioritization, delegation, and patient assignment just like the current NCLEX Examination itself! Using a unique simple-to-complex approach, Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment: Practice Exercises for the NCLEX® Examination, 3rd Editionestablishes your foundational knowledge in management of care, then provides exercises of increasing difficulty to help you build confidence in your prioritization, delegation, and patient assignment skills.
"..certainly a great resource for use in any healthcare setting." Reviewed by Anne Duell on behalf of Nursing Times, September 2015
Key Features
- UNIQUE! Emphasis on the NCLEX Examination's management-of-care focus addresses the heavy emphasis on prioritization, delegation, and patient assignment in the current NCLEX Examination (17–23% of the 2013 NCLEX-RN Exam).
- UNIQUE! Three-part organization establishes foundational knowledge and then provides exercises of increasing difficulty to help you build confidence in your prioritization, delegation, and patient assignment skills.
- Answer key at the back of the book offers a detailed rationale and an indication of the focus of the question to encourage formative assessment.
- Introduction chapter by delegation expert Ruth Hansten provides guidelines for prioritization, delegation, and patient assignment decisions as well as a concise, practical foundation on which Parts 2 and 3 build.
- Part 2: Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment in Common Health Scenarios give you practice in applying the principles from Part 1 with straightforward NCLEX-style multiple-choice, multiple-select, ordering, and short-answer questions to help you develop and build confidence in prioritization, delegation, and patient assignment skills while working within the confines of relatively simple health scenarios.
- Part 3: Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment in Complex Health Scenarios utilizes unfolding cases that build on the skills learned in Part 2 to equip you to make sound decisions in realistic, complex health scenarios involving complicated health problems and/or challenging patient assignment decisions and help you learn to "think like nurses" by developing what Benner (2010) calls "clinical imagination."
Table of Contents
Guidelines for Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment Decisions
1. Pain
2. Cancer
3. Immunologic Problems
4. Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance Problems
5. Safety and Infection Control EXPANDED!
6. Respiratory Problems
7. Cardiovascular Problems
8. Hematologic Problems
9. Neurologic Problems
10. Visual and Auditory Problems
11. Musculoskeletal Problems
12. Gastrointestinal and Nutritional Problems
13. Diabetes Mellitus Now covered in a separate chapter!
14. Other Endocrine Problems
15. Integumentary Problems
16. Renal and Urinary Problems
17. Reproductive Problems
18. Problems in Pregnancy and Childbearing
19. Pediatric Problems NEW!
20. Emergencies and Disasters
21. Psychiatric–Mental Health Problems NEW!
Case Study 1 – Chest Pressure, Indigestion, Nausea, and Vomiting
Case Study 2 – Dyspnea and Shortness of Breath
Case Study 3 – Multiple Clients on a Medical-Surgical Unit
Case Study 4 – Shortness of Breath, Edema, and Decreased Urine Output
Case Study 5 – Diabetic Ketoacidosis
Case Study 6 – Home Health
Case Study 7 – Spinal Cord Injury
Case Study 8 – Multiple Patients with Adrenal Gland Disorders
Case Study 9 – Multiple Clients with Gastrointestinal Problems
Case Study 10 – Multiple Patients with Pain
Case Study 11 – Multiple Clients with Cancer
Case Study 12 – Gastrointestinal Bleeding
Case Study 13 – Head and Leg Trauma and Shock
Case Study 14 – Septic Shock
Case Study 15 – Heart Failure
Case Study 16 – Multiple Patients with Peripheral Vascular Disease
Case Study 17 – Respiratory Difficulty after Surgery
Case Study 18 – Long-Term Care
Case Study 19 – Multiple Pediatric Clients in a Clinic Setting
Case Study 20 – Multiple Patients with Mental Health Disorders
Case Study 21 – Childbearing
Answer Key
- No. of pages:
- 256
- Language:
- English
- Copyright:
- © Mosby 2015
- Published:
- 2nd December 2013
- Imprint:
- Mosby
- eBook ISBN:
- 9780323186940
- eBook ISBN:
- 9780323113441
About the Author
Linda LaCharity
Affiliations and Expertise
Formerly, Accelerated Program Director and Assistant Professor, College of Nursing, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio
Candice Kumagai
Affiliations and Expertise
Formerly, Instructor in Clinical Nursing, School of Nursing, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas
Barbara Bartz
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Nursing Instructor, Yakima Valley Community College, Yakima, Washington


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Was listening to Billie Holiday's version of "Gloomy Sunday" tonight. I immediately thought I wanted to hear Diamanda Galás' version from her covers album The Singer. When I was searching around for that tune I dug out these two bootlegs from the Scream Queen Extraordinaire that I thought I could use to torture all you music lovers.
First, recorded live at Castlefranco Emilia Teatro Dada May 09, 1992. Diamanda's album The Singer had just been released & here she covers the…well…covers.
Were You There When They Crucified My Lord?
Let My People Go
Balm in Gilead/Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
Judgement Day
My Love Will Never Die
Cris D'aneugle
Reap What You Sow
See That My Grave is Kept Clean
Insane Asylum
Gloomy Sunday
I Put a Spell on You
At the Dark End of the Street
Let My People Go (again)
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Secondly, recorded by David Homes on Sony DAT with Radio Shack PZM mics at Gammage Auditorium, Arizona State Univesity, Tempe, Arizona December 02, 1994 with John Paul Jones. This tour was in support of the album The Sporting Life w/ John Paul Jones. Contains several non-album numbers, including "Communication Breakdown".
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Do You Take This Man?
Dark End of the Street
You Gotta Move
Devil's Radio
Let's not Chat
Last Man Down
Baby's Insane
The Sporting Life
You're Mine
Communication Breakdown
Drag out the earplugs, the show is about to begin,
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You may have read an article reporting that e-cigarettes and e-liquids contain formaldehyde. Those of you who are wary of fake-news may be wondering if it's true or whether it only applies to some, and not all vapor products. Here are the answers to your vaping questions and concerns.
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'Frankenweenie' Gets a New Trailer
Walt Disney brought out their big guns today at Comic-Con 2012. Hot on the heels of their first teaser trailer for 'Oz: The Great and Powerful,' they've unleashed the second trailer for Tim Burton's 'Frankenweenie.'
This stop-motion animated film is a remake of one of Tim Burton's first movies. He made a live-action short in 1984 about the same subject, and it was in black and white and with Shelley Duvall and Daniel Stern. This new version stars Winona Ryder and Catherine O'Hara. Here's the synopsis:
From creative genius Tim Burton ("Alice in Wonderland," The Nightmare Before Christmas") comes "Frankenweenie," a heartwarming tale about a boy and his dog. After unexpectedly losing his beloved dog Sparky, young Victor harnesses the power of science to bring his best friend back to life—with just a few minor adjustments. He tries to hide his home-sewn creation, but when Sparky gets out, Victor's fellow students, teachers and the entire town all learn that getting a new "leash on life" can be monstrous.
A stop-motion animated film, "Frankenweenie" will be filmed in black and white and rendered in 3D, which will elevate the classic style to a whole new experience.
In Tim Burton's "Frankenweenie" young Victor conducts a science experiment to bring his beloved dog Sparky back to life, only to face unintended, sometimes monstrous, consequences.
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(Reuters) - Delta Air Lines Inc (DAL.N) on Wednesday said it earned more per mile in November than a year ago, as earlier cuts to its flight capacity abroad helped offset flat trans-Atlantic traffic in a month disrupted by the Paris attacks.
Delta shares were up 2.6 percent at $48.92 in early afternoon trading on the New York Stock Exchange after the airline said a key measure of performance, passenger revenue per available seat mile, increased 1.5 percent, marking the first rise in months. U.S. airline stocks .SPCOMALI rose 2.3 percent.
Delta said in a news release that the increase included a two-percentage-point benefit from the timing of peak travel around the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday. December passenger unit revenue will be at the "high end" of prior guidance of a drop between 2.5 percent and 4.5 percent, it said.
Delta, the third-largest U.S. airline, reduced international service after unit revenue dropped earlier this year, as the strong dollar lowered foreign sales in dollar terms.
It said the number of seats sold on November trans-Atlantic flights, or revenue passenger miles, was about flat from a year earlier. In October, that measure rose 3 percent.
"November was much better than expected," Sterne Agee CRT analyst Adam Hackel said. "Capacity cuts in problem international markets are working, and domestic is strong without exposure to Dallas," where other airlines have ramped up flight service.
Delta declined to elaborate on whether the results reflected a decrease in bookings after the Paris attacks claimed by Islamic State. The airline's partner, Air France KLM SA (AIRF.PA), with which it shares revenue, and other airlines have acknowledged a dip in traffic to Paris after the Nov. 13 attacks that killed 130 people.
Travel demand has been resilient over the years, dipping significantly only after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, in Asia a decade ago, and the 1991 Gulf War, said David Scowsill, president and chief executive of the World Travel and Tourism Council.
Airport and airline officials have ramped up random passenger checks and cargo screening, according to Bruce McIndoe, chief executive of travel risk consultancy iJET.
A number of iJET's corporate clients briefly halted employee travel to Paris and Brussels. McIndoe said he expects employers will increase scrutiny of travel plans in the coming year.
Malaysia Airlines Chief Executive Christoph Mueller said in an interview that there has been an impact on traffic to and from Paris, but he believes travelers will have confidence in airlines to enhance security procedures.
"I believe it's more a function of government travel advice than people being scared to fly," he said.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Lipscomb women's basketball head coach Greg Brown has announced the addition of Danay Fothergill to the Lady Bisons. Fothergill, a transfer from Western Kentucky, will be eligible after exams next fall due to NCAA transfer rules.
"We are very excited to welcome Danay to the Lipscomb family," head coach Greg Brown said. "She comes from a championship background and we are excited for what she can bring to the team.
"Not only academically, but spiritually and athletically, she can help with the culture we are creating within our program, both on and off the basketball court."
Fothergill, who will be of sophomore status next season, ranked third in 3-point field goal percentage in the Sun Belt Conference last season, making 35.6 percent of her treys. She hit a career-high six threes in the Sun Belt Tournament for 18 points in WKU's victory over Middle Tennessee.
"I was looking for a place to not only be successful on the basketball court but to grow in other areas of my life," Fothergill said. "Lipscomb gave me the opportunity to be surrounded by wonderful loving people and to be in a community that is going to care for me.
"Also, Lipscomb is a place where I can grow spiritually as well, which is important in my life. Christian leadership is important, and that is what I am going to get with coach Brown and the rest of the coaches. I am looking forward to the challenges and opportunities that Lipscomb will provide."
Fothergill was named to the 2011 Kentucky All-Star team after averaging 22.3 points, 7.1 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 2.9 steals per game during her senior campaign at Southwestern High School. She ranked 11th in the state of Kentucky in scoring as a senior and tied for seventh with 2.6 made 3-pointers per game.
"She chose Lipscomb because of the Christian environment, because of the overall coaching staff and because it was a perfect fit," Kentucky Premier AAU coach David Tapley said. "I have no doubt that she will excel at Lipscomb with coach Brown and his staff. I look forward to watching her play in the future."
As a scoring threat, Fothergill scored 2,478 points in high school, setting her school record for points scored in a career during her junior season.
A two-time all-state honor in basketball, she also picked up all-state honors in soccer and lettered in track.


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Today is not Sean Rodriquez's birthday! His birthday was Saturday. Forgetting Sean's birthday is a new blaix dot com tradition!
Sean is going to be the teacher you want to eat lunch with. The one you don't mind making eye contact with at the grocery store. The one you hunt down first at your ten year class reunion. I know this. I have seen it in my palantir.
I do not have a picture of Sean because Sean is a phantom.
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In December last year Upper Eden became the first neighbourhood plan to pass examination and will now move on to face a public referendum. Upper Eden's neighbourhood plan focuses on the issues of housing, specifically affordable housing and housing for older people. The plan makes no mention of woods and trees, which of course disappoints us here at the Woodland Trust, but really what matters is that Upper Eden have shown that neighbourhood planning can be done! By sticking to the issues that matter to them this community has successfully progressed a plan further than anyone else.
The Upper Eden Neighbourhood Plan Area is a group of 17 very rural parishes in the Eden District of Cumbria. The area is one of the most sparsely populated areas of England and is of very high quality landscape. In his report John Glester (the planning consultant whom Eden District Council appointed to examine the plan) did state that the policies set by Upper Eden should not be seen as precedent setting because the area has a very specific set of local needs. This is of course true… but we believe that the plan does set a precedent, the precedent that neighbourhood planning can be done!
This is really positive news for all those groups out there who are currently grappling with the process and wondering whether it will really be worth all the hard work and expense. If you are one of these groups please do not hesitate to get in touch if you would like to talk about the value of woods and trees in neighbourhoods and the myriad benefits they bring, and how you can include them in your plan. Have a look at our neighbourhood planning micro site for more information and how to reach me.
You can also read the inspector's report and find more details on the group's website. In the meantime, best of luck to Upper Eden as their plan faces the public vote through the referendum process.
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Monday, 26 December 2011
OUAS 15 December challenge "Sweet Nothing and something just for me
Feels good to look forward to an entirely blank page just waiting to be filled with happy new memories and beautiful colours. I just know 2012 will be an awesome year!
Even had time to make a page between taking naps and checking the content of the fridge. It's for the 15 December challenge over at UOAS.
I flipped the sketch and went horizontal instead. I also moved the title more to the right.
So here's first Nadia's sketch and then my page.
Journalling Criteria/theme: Our Christmas traditions.
We would love to hear how everyone spends Christmas Day. Even if you do NOT celebrate Christmas, what do you do on Christmas Day?
Here's our Miss Alice in her favourite chair by our bay window. Just look at that little tummy of hers! This certainly is a picture of total relaxation. Alice makes the most adorable little sounds when she sleeps, almost like snoring.
Christmas Day is the day of Sweet Nothing, we do as little as possible and do it together. Read our new book, see a film on the box, take a bath, drink more coffee and each chocolates.
All the papers on this page are from October Afternoon's Holiday Style.
And then a little something that I made waiting for Christmas, hence its title; "Waiting". It hasn't been shared anywhere before.
Here all the papers are from Maja Design's Vintage Winter collection.
We normally have plenty of snow for Christmas and that's what I thought we would have at the time that I made this page. Nope, none was to be had. It was a sunny day and about -3C, but no snow in Stockholm.
I used the Crafter's Workshop branch and bird template that I have used on several layouts before. Smeared molding paste through it and sprinkled plenty of fine glitter on it before it had dried. I also used a hefty amount of Stickles Diamond and Star Dust around the page to get an icy feeling.
A Dusty Attic chippie frame that I painted in chocolate brown acrylic paint. For matting I used cardboard that I first touched up with TH distress ink in Aged Mahogany before smearing lots of Stickles Gold on it.
I made a little book from white cardstock, it's about 3 cm wide x 4 cm high. The cover I made from brown paper from a paper from Pion Design's Waiting for Santa collection. A Prima trinket and diamond. The key is from Tim Holtz.
The angel wings I bought at a local store, Panduro. The white flower is first a couple of really old plain white Prima Pillar paper flowers that I've touched up with Stickles Star Dust, and then I added a Prima silk bloom on top.
Some Prima leaves and Stickles and white pearls as seen from the other side.
A couple of small brass bells tied together with an organza ribbon in gold and a cut off piece from a Prima winter branch.
I've been asked how long it takes for me to create a page and how I store my layouts. Well, I just pile them up in IKEA cardboard boxes that have a lid. It's impossible to keep them in binders as they are so bulky. As to my creative process, a page normally takes a minimum of one day to create, more often two.
Hope you're having a wonderful time with your families, enjoy the moments of Sweet Nothing!!
I won't wish you Happy New Year not just yet, I'll be back on Friday!
Till then xoxox Eila
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Your Miss Alice she is a sweety and taking the best chair in the house...so Kitty cool!ReplyDelete
second page its beauty love the photo and the yummie DA chippies.
Have a great week byeeee,Lean
Love your second page Eila, love the little book you made and all the details are such gorgeously displayed.ReplyDelete
Wonderful page :)
Gorgeous gorgeous. Your OUAS page is so sweet. That pussy cat is too cute. Love the details like the little parcels and fab dimension. I cannot wait for a relaxing Christmas. Figure I might be about 15 years away....ReplyDelete
And your waiting page is just magical. All of that glitter, the punching and the feathers. Beautiful details.
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Wow, gorgeous layouts,Eila!! The first one is especially up my alley! I love that collection and those colours 'speak' to me....ReplyDelete
Love those dimensional flowers and the cute little pressies. So many of your typical Eila touches.You have such attention to detail!!
Thanks for sharing it with us at OUAS!!
wow! came here from OUAS and LOVE you page! it's amazing!!ReplyDelete
Miss Alice is just sooo adorable! Gorgeous work as always Eila. Love coming to your blog and seeing your gorgeous creations! Thanks for playing along with us at OUAS =)ReplyDelete
Eila you are just the most beautiful person .. we have not met but I can tell you are such an openhearted and loving person .... this work is perfectly perfect ... great papers, design and always so inspiring and made with love xoxoReplyDelete
love coming here xoxoxo
Hi Eila, I am your newest follower and admirer! Your site and your work is lovely and I am very glad to meet you!ReplyDelete
Crafty Hugs,
Such a sweet page Eila!ReplyDelete
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Oh these are just gorgeous. I love the colour palette you've chosen for them both. And so many lovely details to discover. Thanks for joining in at OUAS.ReplyDelete
Boy have I missed your posts! My fault that is not yours 'cos they are here but I haven't made the time to sit down & get caught up!! Wow so much gorgeousness here!! Before I forget...Thank you for joining in at Once Upon a Sketch again!!ReplyDelete
Absolutely beautiful creation and I just love how you have turned the sketch. The photo is fabulous and you have worked those papers to perfection. Your day sounds like it was absolutely wonderful too! We had days like that & I honestly did not miss my crazy life at all!!
Your second page is absolutely magnificent! I just wish that one day I could make a snowy layout with a snowy photo that was somewhere I had actually BEEN - following your blog transports me to an entirely different life altogether!! I love the stencil work and the glittery effect. All the details on this one are totally dreamy!! The chippie, the gold paper in front and the little bookie - wooow!!!
Now I am sad to hear that you don't display these masterpieces in binders - I use the 12inch We R Memory Keepers albums that are thick and luscious and the quality is superb. You should really look into them!!
I think the longest I've ever spent on a layout is 6 hours but I work at it from start to finish without really a break at all. I hardly ever leave a layout until it's completely done as I am so excited to see the end result.
Funny thing these days I'm just not feeling the need for a lot of detail for my pages - not out of laziness but just that my style is simplifying and I'm liking it like that!! Makes for quicker times that's for sure tho...


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Anime Spotlight: Eden of the East The Complete Series Released by FUNimation October 19, 2010 Also streaming on FUNimation.com Hulu YouTube
Eden of the East is socially engaged anime that appeals to an older, broader audience than a large majority of other work produced in the field. I want to be able to hold up a series as an example of how anime can be a vibrant form: visually interesting, with something to say to audiences beyond kids and geeks. I want to be able to point it out to friends who lapsed or occasional anime watchers. Especially because works like it are uncommon, I want it to realize its potential. And given the parties involved (the folks behind Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex), that's a high potential. I want it to be excellent and not just mildly recommendable. Eden of the East is probably going to be one of the best reviewed North American anime releases this year. It earns that praised. It captivates, weaving relevant political intrigue with Philip K Dick identity games and non-linear plot. It's populated by characters that are fun to watch. The ending might be contentious, but, personally, I'm a sucker for what the conclusion does to the narrative structure; hopefully it isn't too much of a spoiler to point out that I'm fan of the original Berserk anime as a standalone. Yet, getting too involved with its own conceits Eden of the East winds up lost in the tall grass. It's ultimately not as eye opening, insightful or opinionated as it set expectations up to be. It hits a point where it becomes evident that the eleven episodes aren't going to do as much as it appeared that they might, and that what the series has been doing is slightly laughable. An entertaining anime that could have been memorable, the gap between it and something maybe not ideal, but better is perceptible. In Production I.G's press release announcing Eden of the East's selection for the 13rd Seoul International Cartoon & Animation Festival, they described the series as a "fantapolitical thriller directed by Kenji Kamiyama." Points for the copy writer who applied "fantapolitical." I've been able to find Norman Jewison's The Russians are Coming, the Russians are Coming called a "fantapolitical comedy" and use of the word in a paper of Marxism in Romero zombie movies, but the phrase is certainly a way of capturing the attention of a prospective watcher hungry for smart, involved anime. Kenji Kamiyama's name would be on the top of my list to deliver on a "fantapolitical thriller." His involvement in anime started on the visual side, working as a background artist on Akira and Kiki's Delivery Service, then an art director on the animation driven OVA Hakkenden and on Katsuhiro Otomo's elder care satire Roujin Z, before taking on work as a unit director in the Mamoru Oshii written Production I.G feature Jin-Roh - The Wolf Brigade. He'd work with Oshii again, writing the script for Blood: The Last Vampire and directing the super deformed Mini-Pato spin-off to Oshii's police mecha political sci-fi Patlabor. International recognition came when he took on writing and directing duties for Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex (the first series, 2nd Gig and Solid State Society). There, he successfully integrated the attention commending sci-fi concepts and action of Masamune Shirow's creation, with the thoughtfulness of Oshii's take, and his own sense of realism expressed in credible characters and well developed ideas. He produced work established with similarly thoroughness and excitement with the anime adaptation of ethnologist/writer Nahoko Uehashi's Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit fantasy series. Shifting from the martial casts of Ghost in the Shell and Moribito, Eden of the East saw Kenji Kamiyama smoothing the hard edges by bringing on board character design by manga artist Chica Umino, whose fashion smart, soft look can be seen on art college series Honey and Clover. Along those lines, the series found a home on noitaminA, Fuji Television's programming block that showcases anime that doesn't just appeal to young males, including the anime versions of Honey and Clover, Paradise Kiss, Nana, Moyashimon and Tatami Galaxy. As Eden of the East kicks off, it starts building on the implicit Production I.G/Kamiyama/Umino promise, setting up a Great Recession age Jason Bourne. Featuring a very media cognoscente cast, that resemblance isn't lost on the players involved. Political agitation is coupled with a sort of rom-com meet cute in a foreign land as the early 20's principals Akira Takizawa and Saki Morimi find each other in Washington DC. After a fashion, it's the familiar. He's a cocky troublesome guy, and she's a slightly shy troubled girl, but, especially with Umino's design at work, they are well drawn characters with their own particular mannerisms and charisma. In terms of portents for the relationship, she looks at their passports and notes that the two both have birthdays in the last week of the Showa era ( December 25, 1926 to January 7, 1989, corresponding to the life of Emperor Hirohito) before it became the Heisei. Pre-opening credits, Saki flips through photos on her pink smart phone. As she advances through images of her college friends on a trip to New York, she explains "he became a prince out of necessity. He realized that if nothing else, the future we hoped for would never come unless someone became the sacrificial lamb called a 'prince.' So even though it wasn't what he wanted, he decided to be a prince. In this world with no king... But exactly how did he become a prince? I still don't know that secret." The final picture has a guy (Takizawa) with a half mischievous smile holding out the camera phone for a couple shot, with the girl (Saki) looking very uncertain. In the background is the Ground Zero "Tribute in Light." This cuts to a game changing opening (there's already been some emulation). FUNimation was able to get the rights to include the notable accompanying music for the first episode (something they weren't able to do when Speed Grapher used Duran Duran's Girls on Film). So, to a song called something like "Dropping" from a band with a name that rhymes with "Fold Lay," augmented reality-like graphics are overlaid on urban environments and character action. The graphics begin to spell out a manifesto of guiding principles with quotes like "the abuse of greatness is when it disjoins remorse from power" from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar as well as some sort of exotic list of conditions. Tetsuya Nishio and Satoru Nakamura's work on the ending, reminiscent of the work of the late Nagi Noda is similarly remarkable as paper figures chase pencil missiles as they tear through a paper city. Eden of the East is certainly put together with a talent for enticing with intriguing promise. The action finds Saki in front of the White House, a fence keeping her further away than she thought she could get. She later explains that she viewed the White House as the center of the world. That, though she never paid much attention to global politics, she had the admittedly irrational feeling that all the macro and micro problems in her life eliminated from it. That, maybe she could wish away some of her helplessness. So, she begins taking coins out of her pockets and trying to toss them through the fence into a fountain on the lawn. She's observed by some police who decide that they don't quite like this activity. As they move in to investigate, Saki is saved after a fashion by the arrival of a naked young man with a cell phone in one hand and a revolver in the other. That really excites the police. The scramble takes the pair back to the young man's apartment. Remembering plenty of media trivia, but no recent history or anything about himself, the dazed but quick thinking guy discovers a cache of passports and a small arsenal of weapons. As he begins to ponder whether he's Jason Bourne or Travis Bickle, he grabs the passport with the name Akira Takizawa, and destroys the rest. With Saki's DC detour putting her behind schedule for her post-grad job hunt and Takizawa not really having anywhere else to go, the pair return to Japan, where Takizawa discovers that his phone gives him access to ¥8.2 billion along with a concierge named Juiz who can grant him access to almost any information, service or object he could desire. The discovery prompts him to recall the one anecdote he does remember about his past. When he was a child, a woman, maybe his mother gave him some pocket money. And, having that money a store clerk looked to assist him in finding what he might want. From that experience, he deduced the lesson if "you have money, a kid is no different from an adult." The trappings about Takizawa: Mystery 20-Something of Power are wonderful. Beyond putting him in touch with wealth and means, his phone is a fantastic gadget; a cool power symbol, of which replicas have been produced for sale. But, beyond the requisite obvious accompanying danger, there's also a potential dark side. Film savvy Takizawa doesn't explicitly acknowledge it, but, informed by movie expectations, he must realize that the amnesiac with the weapons is generally revealed to have been an unpleasant person before losing their old identity. He locates his bat-cave in a bankrupt mall, and there, he finds clues that suggest he may have been responsible for rounding up 20,000 work force drop outs and disposing of them... a thematically relevant maybe-crime. Eden of the East is set in a very near future, in which mysterious terror attacks irritate, but don't quite perturb Japan's national consciousness. With neither loss of life nor explanation, the explosions have been logged with the miscellaneous baggage. What does seem to be exercising the nation is its NEETs (Not Employed, in Education, or Training) jobless youth problem. Along with their peers, leads Saki and Takizawa cast the prospective in terms of what economic commentators call a "lost generation." Some of the cast are half heartedly looking for jobs in a society stuck in neutral. Others have given up in favor of embracing a NEET or hikikomori (shut-in acute social withdrawal) life. Both the seekers and the drop outs agree that what few jobs are available are just looking to take a vampire's bite out of youth, putting them in dead end positions where they'll work long hours for little pay. In this malaise, a group of characters have developed potentially hot image matching/networking software. Potentially fabulously profitable, potentially able to help with green efforts, potentially able to help connect the isolated...The Eden of the East crew of anime's Social Network has a problem. None of them are entrepreneurial. Since Saki is relatively outgoing, she's what passes for their spokesperson. Her sister/guardian (well, Saki is a bit old for to need a guardian) makes an ironically similar comment. The sister and her husband cared for Saki since the death of their parents, but Saki has begun to find their kindness unbearable. Heading out from her sister's bakery to a job interview, Saki's brother in law shows her a tray of cookies made to look like a smiling caricature of her face. Saki scribbles something on the cookies' placard and leaves. At the end of the day, Saki's sister notes that the tray of cookies has mostly sold out, then turns the placard to face her, revealing that Saki drew a frowning face, with the suggestion "leave me alone!" Sis comment "maybe she should go into marketing." If anime has anything to say, that's not a terrible idea. Who can say no to a sad, helpless girl. Moe does sell. (Kamiyama isn't a one to discount moe, professing to an enjoyment of moe rock-band series K-on!) This group's seniors say their without imagination or initiative, and, especially, that they're narcissistic. Saki is subjected to a sadly absurd lecture along these lines during that job interview. The last of these knocks is probably the least particular to the targets of the criticism. The hypocritical chiding feeds Saki's micro problems, but it also applies to the macro of Eden of the East's political tensions. It's been observed that given the human propensity towards narcissism, every generation thinks that they're living in the ends times, in which they need to be on the lookout for saviors and demons. Here's, there's even some suggestion that Japan is in need of a complete refresh; a return to the heady days of post war deprivation that lead to the economic boom. Saki, who took her pilgrimage to the White House looking to symbolically fix the log jam in her own life as well as that her larger society, along with her NEETs peers are drawn into the dangerous conspiracy in which Takizawa is given the imperative and maybe the power, to fix Japan. Eden of the East's early episodes are stacked with overtures towards speaking to broader implications. As it progresses, the series becomes self involved. I'm fairly certain that I wasn't the only one who laughed out loud when this became evident. One of moment acute suspense in "fantapolitical thriller" Eden of the East is whether our hero can get into a hotel room before a virgin gets his penis chopped off with a cigar cutter. There's actually a considerable amount of "johnny" business in this series. Early episodes frequently feature media saturated Takizawa and his peers comparing experience and observations to movies. This mostly stops a couple episodes in, which is unfortunate. Late in, the anime missed an opportunity to score considerable points by having Takizawa remark that he wandered into a conversation that could be compared to one out of a Mamoru Oshii anime, but given his perspective, would likely seem to be trademark Oliver Stone. However, though it recalls scenes in JFK or Patlabor, it's toothless. It pairs observations of symptoms previously called out in the anime with deeper examinations largely restricted to Eden of the East's own background story. The meeting does set the stage for a climax that is a satisfying resolution. As the pieces smartly set up during and before the events of the series come together, Eden of the East builds to an emotionally and, within the context of the series itself, intellectually satisfying break. The qualifying clause of that statement is the sticking point here. The wrap up might point to a future for the characters, but the larger problems Eden of the East evokes? Intractable? Ghost in the Shell had the well known Motoko Kusinagi and Batou. Patlabor had Kiichi Goto, a police captain with complex ties, and possibly radical sympathies. Those characters could view what they were presented critically. In contrast, Takizawa is how he is originally described by Saki: "a prince" "a sacrificial lamb." On one hand, Eden of the East's trajectory is entirely defensible. It's having fun with conspiracies, populated by endearing characters, packaged in a well produced anime series. It tipped its hand to the intensions to have something of a light touch when Chica Umino was brought on board. Beyond that, back to when Tezuka was establishing the conventions of modern anime, putting social commentary and genuine sorrow in the innocent adventures of Astro Boy, being multi-faceted has always been part of the appeal of the medium. Smoothly molding romantic comedy with conspiracy with some social commentary is an accomplishment for which Eden of the East deserves credit. Eden of the East does leave behind some residual thoughts concerning its characters and the conspiracy in which they were entangled. Maybe you can complicate its lessons by thinking about Saki's relationship with her sister and Takikawa's burden, but the series leaves behind next to no residual thoughts about its implications. More than lack of a statement, the trouble is that the statement that is presented is underwhelming. Setting up the protagonists against efforts driven by whims, hypocrisy or pathology, the heroes end up preserving the status quo. The specific role that the NEET/lost generations play in this equation proves to lack substance. Given what was established by evoking 9/11, messianic standings and feelings of helplessness in the face of economic troubles, avoidance of a really profound or controversial standing is a disappointing path for Eden of the East. It might be counter intuitive, but I think I'd be embracing Eden of the East more enthusiastically if it weren't so exceptional. Political intrigue with relevance is well outside the trends for mature anime, in which sister infatuation works are closer to the norm. Kamiyama, Umino, the phone and the plot convolutions make for a winning series, and if it didn't need to be the standard bearer for intelligent anime, it wouldn't be so lamentable that Eden of the East loses perspective as it gets submerged in its own business. Though it's not lost on me that I'm putting a savior's burden on Eden of the East, as anime is, I recommend the series, but I also wish it was more essential.


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This film tells the story of Michael Behe's transformation from mild-mannered biochemist to orthodoxy-challenging revolutionary through the publication of his path-breaking book challenging Darwinian evolution, Darwin's Black Box. It also explores the rise of the broader intelligent design movement in biology, the attempt to silence supporters of intelligent design in federal court, and the eventual vindication of the ideas of Behe and others during the last decade.
The documentary features new interviews not only with Behe, but with philosophers of science Stephen Meyer and Paul Nelson, molecular biologist Douglas Axe, microbiologist Scott Minnich, political scientist John West, and a noted European scientist who recently announced his support for intelligent design in part because of the work of Michael Behe.
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What are the qualifications of a real estate lawyer you need to look for when buying or selling a property?
You also want to choose an attorney like Frank Savona who is comfortable with the ins and outs of the buying and selling process so that no details are overlooked.
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Furthermore, do your research when entering into a home buying or selling situation. You want to know the strengths and weaknesses of the property, whether you're listing the house for sale or whether you are contemplating buying it. This means never skipping the home inspection, as it can give you important insight about the property that might not otherwise be visible with the naked eye.
If you're selling, you want to take advantage of some simple repairs or staging tactics that can really bring out the best in the property. This can help you find the right buyer more quickly. Along that same line, know the neighborhood and work with a realtor who can help identify the right kind of buyer to expedite your process.
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While both of these kinds of properties require board approval and hold regular board meetings, there are a lot of differences between condos and co ops that you should be aware of before you enter into the process. Coops, for example, tend to have a more intricate approval process, which means that the board might ask you very intimate details about your life. A face to face interview is common, and it can even include pets. In a coop, your application can be denied for any reason, but in a condo, right of first refusal runs the game, so this means that some other member could be eligible to buy it before you do.
When it comes to your living situation, there are a few key differences that might help point you in the right direction. Condos tend to be newer buildings and as a result, they frequently come with access to amenities like gyms, rooftops, or even entertainment rooms that are used by everyone. Coops are actually self-governed and can be made up of even just a few apartments, and they tend to be less expensive than purchasing a condo, which is helpful if you're moving into an area where the cost of living is high. A down payment for a coop, however, could be 20 percent, whereas a condo might not require such a high percentage when you are first moving in. There are many factors to consider in your choice. Call Frank Savona today and he will guide you in the right direction.
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- Have your attorney get a final survey to ensure no boundary line disputes.
- Check out the monthly utilities expenses as well as the property taxes so you can properly budget.
What are my typical closing costs as a seller?
You should of course hire an attorney. The attorney will typically charge a flat legal fee to be paid at the time of closing.
There may also be some other incidental closing costs charged by the title company including recordings costs.
What are my typical closing costs as a purchaser?
Purchasers also must purchase title insurance. Again, the title company fees are paid at closing and not prior to. The title insurance premium ranges depending on the purchase price of your new home. There are other title company related fees including title searches, cost of new survey and recording costs. New York State also requires payment of the mortgage recording tax at closing, which is calculated based on your loan amount. If your loan amount is under $500,000 the tax rate is 1.8 %, but if it goes over $500,000 the tax rate goes up to 1.925%. Your attorney will hire a title company at the best possible cost to you, so please consult your attorney to review all title company related fees
Finally, in addition to the lender costs and title company costs, purchasers will need to pay their attorney a flat fee at the time of closing.
When selling a home, do I have to include all the appliances? What items can be excluded from the sale?
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In addition to your assets and the care of your children, your will can also include instructions for your care, should you no longer be capable of making decisions for yourself (when this involves saving your life, it is known as a Living Will and determines the amount of life-saving measures doctors should take if your health is failing).
Trusts (also known as Revocable Living Trusts) can be an effective tool for estate planning, but they are not for everyone. In general, if you have only modest assets, a trust is not necessary, but there are exceptions.
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Your will specifies what should happen with you estate once you die. At a minimum, your will needs to include:
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In order to properly execute a will you must be of sound mind, with a clear understanding of the documents you are signing. You must be acting on your own free will without undue influence and your will must be signed, witnessed, and notarized in accordance with state laws.
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Remember, it is important your advisor be familiar with laws in your state, since these vary from location to location. If you have specific concerns or unique circumstances, you should look for someone who has previous experience dealing with similar situations. It is also important to work with someone who makes you comfortable.
When you believe you have found someone qualified to handle your case, schedule a consultation to discuss your estate planning needs. This gives you an opportunity to get to know an estate planning attorney without making a long-term commitment.
Should I Discus Estate Planning with My Elderly Parent? I Feel Uncomfortable/Disrespectful/As If I am Prying into their Business!
The first thing you should do, if possible, is to encourage them to discuss their current financial status in general. This includes their bank accounts, mortgages, loans, credit card accounts, life insurance policies, and ownership documents regarding houses, property, vehicle, and other assets. The worst thing that can happen is for you to be caught off guard when one or both of your parents are no longer here to explain their situation.
Many adult children take for granted their parents are financially savvy – but unfortunately, this is not always the case. Often, parents with good intentions make costly mistakes. Discussions now can prevent costly and unintentional mistakes.
It is also important to discuss your parents' estate, not to learn what you will get once they are gone, but to determine how to care for them long-term. Once you have broached the issue privately, you should schedule a time to meet together with an attorney and financial planner.


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The MMM fund sold shares to the Russian public until it collapsed and was banned from state TV in July. But starting late last month, MMM has again taken to the air with ads cre-ated in-house, after finding takers in cash-strapped private stations. Among those that said they couldn't afford to turn away a paying client: Independent NTV, which broadcasts in European Russia, and MTK, a partially private Moscow TV station.
The MMM ads, which first began in February 1993, were initially considered the most effective campaign in Russia since the collapse of communism. But MMM turned from a household word into a four-letter word on Russian tongues this summer when the company-set share price dropped from about $60 to less that $1 in a single day, leaving millions of shareholders clutching suddenly worthless pink and green scraps of paper (AA, Aug. 29).
Acting on a decree that President Boris Yeltsin issued earlier in the year, the government and its ad control arm, the Anti-Monopoly Committee, cracked down on false advertising in investment funds. But that did little good because while many funds indeed turned out to be scams, few ads made concrete promises.
When the crackdown failed-and the imprisonment of MMM head Sergei Mavrodi on tax evasion charges failed to fully shut the fund down-the government simply ordered state-run TV to stop running MMM ads.
The ads' reappearance is one more slap in the face given to the government by MMM. The first came when Mr. Mavrodi was released from jail and voted into Russia's Parliament this fall.
The return of MMM's advertising undermines Russia's pains to remove the three letters that have come to symbolize the unpleasant side effects of economic reform. The ads further point up the state's inability to exercise Soviet-style control over con artists, considered society's most dangerous elements even as their ventures compete with new government-issue securities.
MMM officials refused to talk about the campaign, which reintroduces the characters now as familiar to Russian viewers as soap opera stars. The spots don't mention MMM by name, apparently to avoid challenges.
"It's understood" what is being advertised, said Anti-Monopoly Committee Chair Natalya Fonareva.
Because the campaign appears not to violate Russian law, the government hasn't acted against it. The spots show the well-known folks in slice-of-life situations.
The final seconds make it clear the ad is meant as a jab at its enemies in government. The close shows MMM's three-butterfly symbol against a background jingle that sounds like a cross between a schoolyard taunt and the diabolical laugh of an invincible cartoon villain.


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YAWA/OOTS: Verges
Click to enlarge image if needed. Clockwise from top left: 1. Estate entrance (also bottom, right picture) 2. Bund side view 3. A view of both sides of the road looking south 4. Ditch 5. As 1 6. Behind the bund 7. Gravel soakaway strip 8. A view of both sides of the road looking north
When I first introduced this year's series on public planting, I was unsure whether verges should be included. I had 2 main responses at the time - yes, include them and what's a verge? I promised the You Ask, We Answer team would get on the case, so here at last is their preliminary guide to verges, aka shoulder if you hail from across the pond.
Most verges in the UK refer to a narrow strip of grass at the roadside, just like the edge you can see in the first and last picture in the collage. On more major roads, the design gets a little more complicated and I've chosen one such example to show you - the one closest to my house - on the A350 Chippenham bypass, a mere 5 minute walk away from VP Gardens.
As the busy road borders a housing estate, this side of it has been raised in the form of a bund as Lucy has also shown in her post on Poundbury, plus the joint one we did together. Like Lucy's example, this bund has also had shrubs and trees planted on it - this one is a more mature example as it is 10 years older. Dogwood and native trees are the main mix here in Chippenham. The bund and the trees act as a sound screen to mask most of the road noise from the houses nearby. On the other side of the road is open countryside, so the bund and trees aren't needed and here most of the old hedgerows have been retained as much as possible. Further down the bypass this side of the road is flatter and marks a clearer transition from urbanised to countryside areas.
Susan over at The Bicycle Garden also asked if our verges have ditches. In my example the answer is yes, though they're not there in a lot of cases. Ditches are usually only present when drainage is needed, though in my example it's for a different reason - some travellers camped on this verge* a few years ago, so the layout was changed to discourage them in the future. Lumps of stone and a raised bank were added next to the road and the ditch excavated behind the bank. This in turn led to drainage problems (as my feet can vouch for from yesterday!), so a gravel soakaway was added right next to the road side.
As we build more and more roads in the UK, verges are becoming an increasingly larger proportion of our unused land. Therefore they have an increasing value as wildlife corridors and refuges for our native flora. For new roads, sowing wildflower meadow mixes and subsequent management are often specified as part of the design brief for the highway contractor. Of course many of our verges are a lot older and in 1970 here in Wiltshire, the local Wildlife Trust surveyed most of the county's verges to identify those of particular floral value e.g. there is a verge near Chippenham that has a nationally rare type of mustard; many others are rich in orchids. This has resulted in specific plans being drawn up for the civil engineering company who maintains the highways on behalf of the county council to ensure these 50-odd verges are managed in a sensitive manner. In addition, the trust has a monitoring scheme where volunteers, such as my friend L from choir, 'adopt' a specific verge and complete a questionnaire about its health each year. If the monitors find the verge's quality has deteriorated, then the Trust can work with the county council to ensure the habitat and right management is restored.
As I mentioned at the start of this post, this is just a quick guide to verges here in the UK. In researching it I've found a lot more questions that need answering e.g. who exactly has responsibility for which verges and how they are managed. Therefore, I may return to this topic at a later date. I have sneaked in a tiny preview of part of the roundabout that started getting me so interested in public planting though - see picture 3 - so I will be returning there shortly!
* This verge is much wider than usual, hence it was roomy enough for travellers to camp there. NAH and I believe it's so wide in case the county council decide to make the road a dual carriageway in the future.
This is also an Out on the Streets (OOTS) post as well as a YAWA guide. There's more OOTS posts here - do have a look, or better still there's still time to add your public planting post's URL to the OOTS Mr Linky this month.


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|Occurred : 3/9/2012 05:30 (Entered as : 03/9/2012 05:30)
Reported: 5/23/2012 7:33:56 AM 07:33
Posted: 6/2/2012
Location: Carteret, NJ
Shape: Chevron
Duration:approx. 5-10 seconds
|Possible UFO in area with a history of reported UFO sightings
At around 05:30 AM, first light of dawn on March 9, 2012, the UFO appeared briefly in my view for approximately 5 seconds in close distance over a swamp approximately a thousand feet or less off the ground. The UFO had a chevron shape, much like a USAF B-2 bomber but was much larger. It had a grey metallic/ charcoal color with a series of three white lights, one in the center and two on the "wing" tips. It made no noise. Had the craft been an aircraft, military or commercial it would have made some sound but I could hear nothing.
This sighting occurred in a secured, non-military, government regulated highly sensitive area. I am an employee in this such area. As the UFO appeared to me in between two large structures I viewed it while driving by along a road. By the time I stopped the vehicle and reversed to take a second look the UFO had vanished with no trace or sound.
I attempted to debunk the sighting by looking around the area to see if it could have been! a light stanchion, large crane or some other object but my search came up empty. No physical structures existed in LOS or in the adjacent area to the UFO. I have not seen the UFO since.


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Wimbledon Day 10 - headlines and sidelines
London (AFP) - Headlines and sidelines at Wimbledon on Thursday:
- Headlines -
+ Serena, Kerber to meet in Wimbledon final
+ 10th Wimbledon final for Serena after 6-2, 6-4 over Goerges
+ US legend chases eighth All England Club title
+ Kerber beats Ostapenko 6-3, 6-3
+ Ostapenko undone by 36 unforced errors
- Who's saying what -
"It's crazy. I had a really tough delivery and multiple surgeries and almost didn't make it to be honest. I couldn't even walk to my mailbox, so it's definitely not normal for me to be in a Wimbledon final."
-- Serena Williams on her long road back after giving birth to her daughter in September and the complications which followed.
"I didn't know I would have such kind of traumatic thoughts, especially now that I have a daughter. I want to be around as long as I can to support her."
-- Williams on her health fears
"After each win throughout these 10 days, I've had a KitKat. I'm not going to change that now."
-- John Isner in his good luck charm in reaching a first Grand Slam semi-final at Wimbledon
"I think the Centre Court is much slower than the other courts I played before. I think she had really many advantages because of that. My shots were not that effective on such a slow court."
-- Jelena Ostapenko after losing in straight sets in her semi-final to Angelique Kerber
- Royal Box watch -
-- Tennis legend Bjorn Borg was in the best seats along with the likes of singing star Shirley Bassey and US actor Stanley Tucci


text: Trump can't win the Republican nomination on Tuesday, but strong results will show how widespread his support is [Nick Oxford/Reuters] Tuesday is a key moment in this United States presidential election cycle. After all, they don't attach the prefix "Super" to just anything in the US. In the Republican race, Donald Trump is expected to do very well. The frontrunner is ahead in eight of the 11 races and sitting second in the others. That is a good place to be, especially in states where delegates are awarded based on the proportion of the vote won by a candidate. Trump's confidence grows after Nevada caucus win And this is important. In the states with the highest number of delegates on offer - Texas, Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee - you have to win at least 20 percent of the vote to get any delegates at all. And if the polls are to be believed, Marco Rubio, John Kasich and Ben Carson are below that threshold in all four of those southern states. Ted Cruz is below in three, with only Texas, the senator's home state, saving him from a potentially huge embarrassment. He spent time and money in the these states believing evangelicals and "strongly Christian" voters would carry him to victory. But Trump's momentum has been so strong that Cruz is desperately trying to shore up support in Texas. Anything less than a win there, and he is finished. The final voting numbers are going to tell us a few interesting things. First of all, no matter how well he does, Trump can't win the Republican nomination on Tuesday. But strong returns in all states and territories will tell us whether his support is as widespread as the polls are showing. REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Why Chris Christie is endorsing Donald Trump We will also find out if Cruz's early support is melting away. To be realistic, if he can't do well in the states that vote on Tuesday, he's not going to do well in the industrial Midwest. Among the other candidates, Rubio will discover if he is truly cementing his position as the anti-Trump candidate. He is banking on Florida later in the month - a winner-takes-all state - to be his big victory. But he is behind in the polls and not sure of victory there. There is a danger he could lose every state on Tuesday, and there are only so many times you can claim "victory" from second place. And we will also discover if the recent attacks on Trump have had any effect. US elections 2016: Contest heats up before Super Tuesday The realisation that he is now the dominant candidate and in prime position to secure the domination has forced the other candidates to do what most of them refused to do for months, attack the billionaire businessman head-on. They have gone after his business record, his business school being sued, and the fines he received for employing undocumented migrants. And on Sunday a new line of attack opened up when Trump initially refused to disavow the support of David Duke, a former head of the racist Ku Klux Klan. Trump's rivals have been backed up on social media by senior conservative figures and Republican heavyweights, alarmed at the prospect of a Trump win. But there are questions over how many people will pay attention and if the hashtag #NeverTrump will make a difference. It might all be too late. Tuesday could be super for Donald Trump. SOURCE: Al Jazeera ABOUT THE AUTHOR Alan Fisher @ alanfisher US Elections 2016 Politics US & Canada Donald Trump


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Lots of things I've learned and shared during the week. I sincerely hope the young lady who is starting a new chapter in her life is going to learn to invest her money wisely.
Seven years ago, there was one technical question that still lingered on. Due to some unexpected coincidence, I managed to revisit and solve it. The lesson learned here is given any web application performance problem, if the bottleneck issue cannot be optimized further and the programming language lack of or stable support for asynchronous model, just delegate it to a message queue system.
Do you have the Learners Syndrome? Yes I do.
Where Do Old Programmers Go? The best, funniest, and sad answer is "They don't Go anywhere, instead they Rust?". But one question still remains, as Slashdot reader puts it (emphasis added by me). In the end of the day, is between money and legacy.
"Another who used to be self-employed coding for people on a consulting basis told me he got into woodworking, eventually. His reasoning? As you get older, you start asking yourself questions like, "What have I created that will be used and enjoyed by others even after I'm gone?" It's easy to sink years of your life into a software application, only to find that in a decade or two, nobody is using it anymore. It's become "old and obsolete". If you build good quality, hand-crafted furniture pieces? They're quite likely to be used for 100 years or more. Build a dresser for one of your kids and they may even be handing it down to THEIR kids."How to write efficiently. Keep it short and simple.
Scott And Scurvy. Really long but worth going through the whole essay or you like the YouTube version of it. So much wasted efforts on focusing on the wrong stuff than we should just focus more on the medical and scientific research. Scurvy is a curable disease due to lacking of Vitamin C.


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Ladybird (Nursery)
Welcome to Ladybirds Class
Hedgehogs (Reception)
Welcome to Hedgehogs Class
Rabbits (Year 1)
Welcome to Rabbits Class
Squirrels (Year 2)
Welcome to Squirrels Class
Welcome to Worth Valley Primary School!
Worth Valley Primary is a one form entry school (2-11) in the heart of Worth Valley and is privileged to have beautiful
surroundings and spacious grounds. In December 2016 we became part of The Leading Learners Academy Trust and are part of a family of 4 schools (2 in Bradford and 1 in Wigan). The trust is committed to their vision, 'Together for Excellence.'
Our school motto is 'Achieve Believe Create Dreams.' This is underpinned by our five school values: Trust, Respect, One team, Community and High expectations. These values are extremely important to us and we demonstrate them daily in our school lives.
We pride ourselves on providing a 'family feel' approach in everything we do. Our curriculum is creative and exciting and caters for all needs. Our aim is to provide unforgettable experiences for children as their learning journey is so precious. Above all we want our children to have lessons that sparkle. If you can offer any help in anyway in helping us to achieve this please get in touch.
We truly believe parents as partners are vital to children's success in school and work very closely with parents/carers to achieve the best for everyone. This is demonstrated through the range of parental workshops we offer and our active 'Friends of Worth Valley' group that organise school events. If you would like to be a member of this group please see the main office.
Best wishes,
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San Francisco Assorted SQUARES Gift Bag (80 pc)
80 of our most popular flavors in a Golden Gate Bridge gift bag
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A visit to San Francisco wouldn't be complete without Ghirardelli chocolate. The San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge Assorted SQUARES gift bag is filled with our most popular flavors.
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This advanced recliner features a special vibration massage. Which means your aches and pains won't stand a chance! Features include kneading, clapping, tapping, rolling, and dual–action motions. A built–in auto–scanning feature customizes the massage for each user. There are six pre–programmed massages with customizable strength, speed and intensity. For convenience, you can customize the kneading and tapping massage with a roller adjustment button. Unique to this style is an air–pressure calve massage that rotates 180 degrees to provide leg support when not in use. One touch power recline allows you to adjust the back and legs independently. The 15–minute automatic shutoff provides peace of mind in case you forget to turn off the chair. And the LED remote allows you to control these features easily.
Product Dimensions
- Upright: 28.7"W x 45"D x 49"H
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Nestled just below the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Athens, Georgia, is the northern gateway to the Antebellum Trail. Home to the first state-chartered college in America, the University of Georgia, Athens is the quintessential college town known for its creative energy and a distinctive blend of southern heritage and contemporary entertainment. The National Trust for Historic Preservation selected Athens as a Distinctive Destination in 2009 in recognition of the authentic visitor experience provided by its dynamic downtown, cultural diversity, attractive architecture, and strong commitment to historic preservation and revitalization. Guided and self-guided tours of 17 historic districts and four house museums provide a glimpse into the past of numerous Confederate leaders. Athens' restored, Victorian-era downtown historic district remains as vital as ever, housing an eclectic mix of restaurants, retail shops, local art, living space, and the world-renowned music clubs that gave birth to R.E.M., the B-52's, and hundreds of other bands.
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Evidently for custom applications, this new steel gas tank is setup for the petcock to be installed in the bottom rear to let you run till' the last drop of gas. A clear fuel hose is used as a gauge and the 2 line fittings are in brass. Capacity is 2.2 gallon and it will set you back $225.00 + shipping. By the way, these guys customize both American & Metric bikes. Pandemonium Custom Choppers.
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Whenever possible, we should try to choose a diet that includes adequate amounts of all the essential nutrients. In the case of calcium, this means consuming enough dairy products and/or relying heavily on a relatively few foods, such as canned salmon and sardines with the bones, kale, collards, mustard and turnip greens and broccoli, to get 800 milligrams (mg.) a day.
Recent studies have found dietary intakes of many Americans, particularly women, to be well below that level. As the high incidence of osteoporosis moves into the limelight, attention has focused on the use of calcium supplements as an alternative.


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Visitors and San Juan Islanders will have an opportunity this summer to see how log structures were built on the frontier when San Juan Island National Historical Park maintenance crews replace the lower story of the Royal Marine blockhouse at English Camp.
Historians believe this blockhouse is an exact copy of the fortification brought to San Juan Island from Fort Bellingham by Capt. George Pickett in 1859 when the U.S. Army garrison was shifted en masse during the Pig War crisis.Each has an upper story skewed 45-degree s to repel attacks from all directions.
However, the buildings at both camps were primarily used as guardhouses with the guards occupying the lower floor and the prisoners in narrow cells upstairs. The only difference is that the American Camp blockhouse was fashioned from milled lumber.
The upper-story logs (hidden by siding) are authentic, but because of tidal action, the log base was replaced wholly in 1970 and partially (the bottom 10 logs) in 1995. Maintenance crews will notch and assemble the logs for the new lower structure at the north end of the English Camp parade ground, according to Ken Arzarian, park maintenance foreman. The logs will then be coded and the structure disassembled. The upper story will be raised and supported by jacks and cribbing while the current lower story is removed log by log.
The new structure will then be re-erected literally from the ground up, utilizing the same concrete vault installed by the national park Service in 1970, Arzarian said.
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University of Kent
Location of university
Please comment on the location of your university (city, town, etc), the campus, the facilities, and student accommodation.
"The campus facilities are very modern and really nice to use. The gym is amazing, as are the new student accommodations such as Keynes and Turing."
"Situated on the top of a hill, our campus has many great views over Canterbury town. Facilities are constantly being refurbished/upgraded, which will be good for future students. Lots of choices for student accommodation, from affordable to luxury."
"Excellent, placed in the middle of nature with rabbits and foxes on campus."
"The city of Canterbury is great for students and only a small walk from campus. The campus itself is good, although a lot of building work has taken place this year. This is especially true for the library, which has affected my learning. Student accommodation is very good, although expensive."
"The location is perfect, Canterbury is always buzzing with fun when students are around. During the holidays you get to appreciate its chilled side. I love that all the university facilities are on one site; from the university shop to medical centre to club venues to the library. One could literally move in in September and never have to leave the campus grounds. It's very convenient. The security provided to the students is amazing as well."
"The University of Kent is located in Canterbury, 10 15 minutes by bus from the city centre. The campus has two markets, a gym, sports pavilion and banks. The accommodation (five-person houses) is pretty nice but there is also the option to live in the flats."
"The town is breathtaking. Canterbury is quite small but its size gives it a sense of intimacy. Further, it is wonderfully steeped in so much culture and history. The campus is well planned, with it not being too spread out. The facilities are fine, although some buildings and seminar rooms ought to be updated. The student accommodation is, likewise, fine."
"The location is perfect for me, outside of the city but still just a short walk away. Beautiful views from campus of the historic city of Canterbury. The facilities on campus are also good and constantly being improved, the new Templeman Library extension for example. I also like that there is a wide choice of cafes, bars, and coffee shops so I can get a caffeine boost quickly whenever I need it. I lived in Tyler Court A last year and really enjoyed the experience. It was nice and central to campus, had a study hub located downstairs and had an en-suite and all the amenities I needed. The only downside was the small and awkward kitchen space, which was difficult to share between eight people."
"My university campus is located not far away from the town centre. Every facility is located not far away from the main campus, like the library and the gym. However, the student accommodation, especially Parkwood, is at least 15 to 20 minutes off campus. This isn't great for a uni with so much space."
"Student accommodation is expensive. Student bars/clubs are good and the sports centre is good. The downside is that you have to get a sports membership to be able to train with your club, which is on top of your club membership. The engineering department has recently had an investment and the computer rooms and facilities are extremely good."


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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Stillness in Motion
I'm thinking about sticks today. My grandmother had a vase full of sticks that she had collected. They were all between 12 and 24 inches, a good size. She used them in flower arranging, and to prop up house plants that needed a little support. You never knew when you might need a good looking … Continue reading
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Welcome to Wordster!
My name's Liz Hedgecock and I write books. Mysteries, mostly. I started out writing very short stories – flash fiction, usually under 500 words. The stories started to grow longer. And then the murders began…
I've written a few books now featuring a certain Sherlock Holmes (although he isn't always quite the Sherlock Holmes that Dr Watson presents), but I've also embarked on a contemporary cozy mystery series, Pippa Parker Mysteries, and a Victorian mystery series, Caster & Fleet, co-written with Paula Harmon. If you want to know more about my books, click here.
This website is where I keep all manner of bits and pieces. I suspect it's the equivalent of the kitchen drawer, although I wouldn't like to say which section corresponds with the ball of green twine…
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