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Melissa is the first to admit that when her 3 year-old Havanese dog, Flash, falls in love someone he falls head over heels! "He becomes so excited at the site of his beloved(s) that he jumps into their laps, then smothers them with kisses. He is so loving and gentle that 'we' plan to enroll in Therapy Dog classes after 'we' 'retire.'"
The death of Melissa's Border Collie caused her such grief that two years passed before she felt ready to adopt a replacement. "Border Collies are wonderful dogs, but this time I wanted a smaller dog," said Melissa. "I was talking to my high school friend, Rose, who raises and shows Dobermans, when she mentioned that she had just begun raising Havanese. 'They have wonderful personalities', she said. But, I've always owned and loved herding dogs! 'Well', Rose replied, 'In Cuba, these little dogs are known for herding chickens. If you'd like, I will ask around at dog shows to see if anyone has a Havanese puppy available.'"
A few weeks later, Rose excitedly phoned Melissa from an Illinois dog show to say, "I found a couple with an 8-month-old, black and white, curly-haired Havanese puppy available for adoption!"
"Here is the amazing part!" said Melissa. "The couple live in California, much closer to Cottage Grove, Oregon than Illinois is! Then, the news got even better because the couple were on their way to visit their vacation home in Florence, Oregon with the puppy in tow! They literally would be driving right by my neighborhood! So, no worries about shipping the pup to me, or driving to California to pick it up, then traveling back to Oregon with it. This puppy was definitely meant for me!"
The pup's adoption process went so smoothly that Melissa had him with in the week! His "birth family" hand-delivered him to her and were able to check out his new "digs".
However, during their initial "adoption" telephone consultation, Melissa misunderstood the pronunciation of the pup's name. "They said 'Splash' but I heard 'Flash'", laughs Melissa. "He was stuck with 'Flash' because I had an engraved name tag waiting for him when he arrived, and upon arrival, he ran from room to room in a flash! He did not seem to notice the difference, as long as I didn't call him 'late for dinner.'"
"Flash and I have been 'family' for three years now and I can't imagine life without him. The Havanese breed is amazing; if you haven't yet met one, you should. My friend was right: Havanese are happy, smart, cuddly and they love a good walk. Because of Flash's fast- growing fur, he is treated to a monthly professional grooming. Havanese's fur is very silky and requires a daily combing to keep it looking neat. Also, I keep Flash's hair short to prevent having to cord it into dread locks.
Flash is a 'fancy purebred show dog', but he much prefers being just a 'plain old dog'. No Dog Show primping and fussing for him! People constantly stop us to remark upon his cuteness. I swear that Flash understands what they say because he literally puffs up with with pride.
Flash loves squeaky toys. He'll pick up a toy, make it squeak, throw it up into the air, then catch it, amusing himself for five minutes this way before giving me the signal to join in his fun.
What has surprised me the most about having a dog is that there were times that I did not have one. Then, after I get one, I remember how much a dog brings to one's life through their unconditional love and devotion. Flash's sweet spirit oozes with good will. I believe that people have 'soulmate animals' and that Flash is mine. Finally, some words of wisdom: Take great care should you ever encounter a litter of Havanese puppies because after seeing them, you'll be unable to leave that place without one!
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Wednesday, April 1, 2015
A Little Thank You Bag
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What a super gift bag for your friend. She is sure to appreciate it. Handmade bags are the best.ReplyDelete
Oh, I would love to be in Savannah this very moment. I love that place. I really would like to be there while the azaleas are blooming. We went with our sons and their wives...one was pregnant with our first grandchild and I found out while there the other DIL was pregnant. It made the trip even better.
A fabulous gift bag for your friend...so very thoughtful!! I love the colours that you chose!! Hope that you are well!!ReplyDelete
Take care,
Adore that project...esp the paper! Well done!ReplyDelete
What a fantastic and thoughtful way to give a friend a little gift! I've thought of making gift bags before, but it never occurred to me to cover one like this! I like it! I like the matching tag too! Very clever idea!ReplyDelete
You go, girly! That came out super sweet!ReplyDelete
I love this bag, Donna! What a great idea to match the tag to the paper decorating the bag. I know I've been MIA but I've been having real computer problems. Hopefully those will go away when the new computer arrives.ReplyDelete
Donna, you are just so clever and creative! I love this idea, and using the oval punch to make the handle is pure genius! The bag alone is a gift! Gorgeous!ReplyDelete
A fabulous gift bag Donna, such pretty papers and your matching tag is perfect.ReplyDelete
Great idea!! Great use of that oval punch too! Very very pretty gift bag!!ReplyDelete
Very creative and great idea. Love the paper you used.ReplyDelete
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That sounds like a fun store to go to. Love the little bag and that patterned paper. I have that stamp set too! Thanks for reminding me of it.ReplyDelete
I'm not a 'project do-er' either, but I like your ideas on this one. And what a pretty & most thoughtful way to gift your friend, and she will love it too! Well done, Miss Donna. Hope your time away was relaxing & fun. Savannah is a pretty little town, and has some good places to chow down. You find any good stamp places? TFS & HugsReplyDelete
A gorgeous tag and bag Donna and a lovely idea, love the design and colours, Happy Easter, hugs Carole Z XReplyDelete
Awe beautiful tag and bag. Sweet idea. Fab coloring. Apologies for being MIA, I am preparing to leave for Israel in a week. Will catch up when I return at the end of April. Have a beautiful Sunday.ReplyDelete
What a lovely way to give a small gift. The bag is beautiful, and I am sure that your friend is going to love it. A dear friend of mine of many years says "presentation is 99% of the gift"!!ReplyDelete
This bag turned out fabulous Donna! I am really loving that paper you used and I love your tag as well. Such a great way to present a little gift for your house watcher. Hugs, BrendaReplyDelete


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ラブ★スイーツ Vol.1
Company: Livret
Based on: Cooking/baking
Released: 2010.01.16
Love Sweets is a series in which you cook / bake sweets together with your boyfriend. It isn't explicitly stated that you are dating but it is kind of obvious. Each CD has two guys, and you make something different with each of them. The first CD has Ishida Akira and Hoshi Souichirou. Surprisingly, the series really is more about telling you how to cook a recipe than acting all lovey-dovey.
You make a gateau chocolat (chocolate cake) together with Ishida-san (his character doesn't seem to have a name...). You call him because you want him to help you make a chocolate cake, so the next day he comes over to help you. He mostly just explains what you need to do though (but he does help you with beating the egg whites). It is sweet but for the most part a full walkthrough on how to make a chocolate cake. You do get a kiss at the end though.
Hoshi Souichirou his character more or less invites himself over to make ichigo daifuku (strawberry daifuku). This time you are the one that knows how to make them, which is slightly odd because he still need to explain how you are making them for the CD to work. His character is a lot more genki. I never thought of daifuku as something you could make yourself, but it doesn't sound to hard (providing that you can get all the ingredients...)
Like I said, the CD is more about the cooking instructions than acting lovey dovey, although the second character is a bit more boyfriend-ish. In the bonus tracks they do act a bit more lovey-dovey though, but only a bit. The ingredients are written in the booklet, so you can try to listen to this a few times (maybe write down what to do) and actually try to make it.
This was cute, but more than anything it made me want to try and actually make the things they describe. I don't think I'll be able to get all the ingredients for the ichigo daifuku while I'm back in the netherlands, but the first one should definitely be possible. Hmmmm...
PS: Livret, the company publishing this series, was a daughter company of Melonbooks that made stuff aimed at women. Unfortunately it has been closed down.


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Creator of Geo-Specific EFT
The First & Only EFT Cert 1 & Clinical EFT Practitioner from INDIA*
* EFT - CERT 1 - Former EFT Official certification Program by Gary Craig, EFT Founder.
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2 Day Intensive Course in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, NJ, USA, 2018
AAMET Accredited Certified EFT Trainer (NQT), 2017
Certified EFT Intermediate practitioner -1 (EFT universe Certification Program By Dawson Church), 2011
EFT CERT I (Former EFT Certification Program setup by Gary Craig, EFT Founder), 2009
EFT-ADV (Advanced Certificate of Completion)
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EFT - CC (Fundamentals Course) EFT Level 1, 2004
Special Module on Applied Social Psychology, University of Windsor, Canada, 2002
M.A in Psychology, North Campus; University of Delhi, 2000
B.A (Hons.) in Psychology, Indraprastha College for Women; University of Delhi, 1998
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I obtained my masters degree in Psychology from Delhi University in 2000. During my post graduate program, I did my internship at RAHI (Recovery and Healing from Incest). It is a support group for women survivors of Incest, located in Delhi. During my work there, I developed a questionnaire to identify the level of awareness of child sexual abuse and incest, amongst the mental health professionals in Delhi hospitals and conducted semi- structured interviews. Since then I have explored this subject and have urged and assisted parents and educators in promoting awareness about it.
My thesis on 'Feminism in society and academics' under the guidance of Dr. Suneet Varma, gave me further insight into the gender biased and harsh inequality practices.
I went to Canada to pursue Ph.D in Applied Social Psychology and completed one semester. I chose to come back to India to establish my private practice. However, the courses that I completed were excellent and they gave me a better understanding on Applied social Psychology.
My journey as a counseling psychologist began in 2003 when I first heard about EFT. As a psychologist, I was very skeptical about EFT. But once I applied on and experienced its benefits, I was totally impressed by the effectiveness of it and immediately went to train myself in EFT. I completed EFT-CC & EFT-ADV certificate programs by Gary Craig and Patricia Carrington in 2004 and completed the highly competitive EFT-CERT I program* in 2009 and became the only EFT Practitioner certified by Gary Craig (the founder of EFT) in India.
In 2011, I completed the EFT Universe Certification Program by Dawson Church and became the first and only certified EFTU practitioner in India. I am also an AAMET accredited certified EFT Trainer. I have 12+ years of experience in the field of therapy.
I consider having a background in psychology to be an 'important determinant of successful EFT therapy' since EFT combined with traditional as well as modern psycho-therapeutic modalities has the power to take you beyond mechanical EFT.
I have spent the last few years in researching EFT architecture and methodologies and have developed Geo-specific EFT approach. It is a new approach in EFT that can help resolve issues mired in the culture & religion. I have worked with various clients across the globe with diverse cultural and religious backgrounds.
I am fluent in English and Hindi and can provide consultation in these two languages.
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Wabash College is pleased to announce the performance of award-winning stand-up comedian Greg Fitzsimmons during the 113th Honor Scholarship Weekend. Fitzsimmons will perform at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 25 in the Wabash College Chapel. All prospective Wabash students attending Honor Scholarship and Fine Arts Fellowship Weekend are invited to attend.
"We're really excited to bring such a funny comedian to campus for Honor Scholarship Weekend," says Dean of Admissions Steve Klein. "Our guests will be treated to a full weekend of sports and social events, ending with Greg's hilarious show on Saturday night."
Greg is a regular performer on "The Late Show with David Letterman," "The Tonight Show," "Late Night with Conan O'Brien, "Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn," "Jimmy Kimmel Live," and CNN. He's done comedy specials on Comedy Central and has made over 25 appearances on "The Howard Stern Show."
In 2005 Greg won two Daytime Emmy Awards for writing and producing on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." He is currently writing for a new HBO sitcom called "Lucky Louie" and has a deal with ABC to develop his own show. He hosted a Cable Ace Award-winning game show on MTV called "Idiot Savants" and in 2001 the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen awarded him the prestigious "Jury Award for Best Standup Comedian." He has written on the acclaimed comedy shows "Politically Incorrect," "The Man Show," "Cedric the Entertainer Presents," and has written for the Emmy Awards.
Students attending Honor Scholarship and Fine Arts Fellowship Weekend will compete for over $3 million in scholarships. In addition, the Wabash baseball team plays games against DePauw and Clarke on Saturday and Sunday; the tennis team hosts the Kerry Seward Memorial Tournament; and the track and field team hosts the Wabash Relays. There is also an activities fair, parents' reception, and opportunities to meet with faculty and coaches.
Fraternities will throw open their doors for the first formal weekend of rush activities. Fraternities offer social activities that range from hog roasts to Caveman Bouts boxing, and from Texas Hold 'Em tournaments to watching NCAA basketball on big screen TVs.
"This is a time when we hope any students interested in attending Wabash in the fall will come and spend the entire weekend at Wabash to get a feel for what the campus is like on weekends and to get to know the young men who attend the College," added Klein.


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Night Lab, part of Science is Sexy's Chicago's science series for adults, returns to Schubas just in time for Valentine's Day, where we'll attempt to unravel the scientific mysteries behind love and attraction.
When it comes to the science behind love and attraction, Northwestern University's Eli Finkel, Ph.D., is on the case. An Associate Professor of Psychology and the head scientist of Northwestern's Self-Control and Relationship Lab, Eli has studied everything from the science behind initial romantic attraction, to human dynamics in romantic relationships, to why couples fight, and how they make up. At tonight's event, Eli will deliver the scientific report card on the online dating industry – and they won't be putting this one on the fridge. Unheard of just twenty years ago, online dating is now a billion dollar industry and one of the most common ways for singles to meet potential partners. Dating sites make bold claims about their ability to introduce singles to compatible relationship partners, frequently promising to deliver a "soulmate." But do these dating sites live up to the hype? Eli will be showing us the science behind the online dating world to answer this question. He gives credit where it is due, but he also dresses down the online dating industry when it behaves in ways that undermine romantic attraction or that mislead singles. You'll leave armed with the scientific know-how you need to really make online dating sites work for you, and have a better love life, whether you're single or partnered.
We'll then switch gears to learn about the art and science of sex and film ratings with Rebecca Fons, who is the Education Program Manager at the Chicago International Film Festival, as well as a producer of numerous short films and the popular web series Quilty. Rebecca will discuss how sex intersects the Motion Picture Association of America's film rating policy, talk about the amazing dynamics of how actors "do it" without actually "doing it," enlighten us to how sex scenes are filmed, and more!
Come ready to add your favorite songs to Night Lab's make-out playlist and play scientist by trying your hand at figuring out which phase of a relationship subjects were in by looking at their brain activity in a brain scan! Two lucky trivia winners will receive a copy of The Science of Kissing by Sheril Kirshenbaum gifts from Early to Bed. Scientific valentines will be on hand to exchange as we unravel the molecular mysteries behind love and lust. Night Lab is where science meets sexy.
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Definition. Fragmented projection: that projection which is produced through the gradual exteriorization, part by part, of each one of the specific areas of the humanoid form of one's own psychosoma (non-physical body).
Synonymy: Partial disconnection or discoincidence (non-alignment); parceled unfolding; partial unfolding; semi-unfastening; fractional projection; incipient projection; parceled projection; partial projection; peripheral projection; segmented projection; semi-unfolding; semi-unfastening; semi-projection.
Types. The semi-projection of a counterpart of one's human body can be of an arm, leg, arms and legs at the same time, trunk and head and, more rarely, the head (para-head) only. Shortly after a complete projection this, as well as other phenomena, can occur, including: extraphysical elongation and sudden interiorization with possible physical repercussion.
Third. A partial projection can give the intraphysical consciousness (physical person) the sensation of possessing a third hand (para-hand); a third arm (para-arm); a third leg (para-leg); or four arms; etc.
Lucidity. A semi-projection can be conscious or, rather, provoked through a decided act of will, and unconscious, when occurring spontaneously. The veteran projector can almost always clearly perceive or later identify the spontaneous unconscious projection.
Mini-cord. The principal driving agent of the semi-projection is the silver cord. This suggests that the departure of this energetic appendage of the human body can also occur for diverse areas or segments, thus providing a mini-silver cord for an arm. leg, etc.
Technique. After you complete the preliminary pre-projective steps, especially those of physical and mental self-relaxation, close your eyelids and concentrate your attention on a segment or part of your human body: your left leg, for example. When you think of your left leg, wish decisively that the extraphysical left leg quickly leave upwardly from its coincidence with the vehicles of manifestation.
Right. Concentrate on your left extraphysical leg until you feel that it has dislocated upwards. Next, concentrate on your right extraphysical leg. wishing to move it out of coincidence with the vehicles as well.
Body. Little by little, go over the whole body in this manner, decisively wishing that the extraphysical segments quickly leave the state of coincidence with their physical counterparts, under your willful command.
Persistence. Do not try to speed up the process. Use patience and persistence. This can require various attempts before you obtain the disconnection of the first segment. If you are successful with fractionated projection you are ready to project your consciousness utilizing the entire psychosoma in the extraphysical plane.
Head. The semi-projection of only the head of the psychosoma presents characteristic signals, especially of a mental nature, which allow one to clearly distinguish the psychosomal projection from a projection utilizing the mentalsoma. For a great number of projectors, the extraphysical head of the psychosoma (para-head) is the ultimate part to leave the coincidence of the vehicles.
Mediums. Developed mediums present the greatest predisposition toward semiprojections, possibly due to the looseness of the holochakra (energetic body) and the natural predisposition to the percussive signals of projectability including physical torpidity/numbness, alienation, disappearance, ballooning, dizziness, etc.
Intoxication. Sometimes, semi-dislocation occurs spontaneously due to natural energetic obstruction, or energetic clogging of an organic area, in the abdominal area when, for example, the umbilicochakra and splenochakra become blocked through the intoxicating effects of intestinal constipation.
Seated. The partial conscious projection, semi-projection, or hemi-projection (half of the physical body) of only the para-arms, trunk from the waist up, and para-head outward from the physical body constitutes a seated consciential projection. Not rarely, this extraphysical position imposes the immediate return of the consciousness to the condition of complete recoincidence (reconnection) with the vehicles of manifestation.
Psychopathology. Besides the partial projection, which constitutes a normal and frequent paraphysiological phenomenon in the experiences of veteran lucid consciousness projectors, there is also the occurrence of hallucinations, as in the case of phantom arms, extra, or supernumerary (as it is referred to in Psychopathology), occurring more frequently with epileptic or migraine patients. This occurrence is very different than the partial projection.
Notice. Semi-projection, which represents the partial exteriorization of the psychosoma, should not be confused with semiconscious projection, which is based on the discontinuity in the lucidity of the projected consciousness. Nor should it be confused with the condition of waking discoincidence (non-alignment)
Extraphysical: non-physical. Usually referred to as "astral".
Psychosoma: non-physical or extraphysical body (aka: astral body)
Mentalsoma: mental body
Interiorization: return to the physical body
SOURCE: "Projectiology" by Vieira, MD (2002)


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It is the latest "trend" but there is some science behind the move towards wider rims. How wide is too wide? Is it a bit like the hash tag #doyouevenenduro? Well it depends on what sort of tyres you run and whether or not you run tubeless (who doesn't these days?). These wider rims are designed to benefit tyres that are 2.4″ or larger.
As part of my exploration, to have the most reliable equipment for my Trans-Provence race (Project544), I have been looking at NOBL wheels. They have helped develop a new lighter version of the Onyx-Racing infinite engagement rear hub. There is a slight weight penalty over something like a DT240S however the upside is that the hub is completely silent and the engagement really is instantaneous. I test rode a set of the TR33 wheels a couple of weeks ago and was extremely impressed.
Anyway faced with a choice between the TR33 and the TR38 I wanted to look at how my favourite tyre mounted up on the TR38. So grabbed a spare (but used) Continental Trail King 2.4″ Protection and mounted it on a rear TR38 wheel.
What I really wanted to check was that it fit in the rear triangle of my Nomad CC 27.5. It appears that it most certainly does.
It is easier to list the respective dimensions of the comparative rims:
NOBL TR38: Width: 38 mm; Inner width: 31 mm; Profile depth: 30 mm; Weight: 480 grams.
ENVE M70-30: Width: 30 mm; Inner width: 25 mm; Profile depth: 34 mm; Weight: 463 grams.
I have also listed the new(er) ENVE M70-30 HV as it is closer to the TR38 in size.
ENVE M70-30 HV: Width: 36 mm; Inner width: 30 mm; Profile depth: 30 mm; Weight: 469 grams.
It appears that as rims get wider the profile does not need to be as deep in order to maintain the strength and rigidity. The NOBL rim also benefits from asymmetric and angled spoke hole drilling which allows a more even spoke tension and less stress on the spokes. It also uses 'normal' spoke nipples so that one can perform a minor truing with a standard spoke key without having to remove the tyre and rim tape to access the spoke nipples. This is a big plus in my book having had to replace spokes on my ENVE rims in the past.
As a curious sort of chap I noticed that the sidewalls appeared to be wider than the tread which just did not seem correct so I reached for the verniers. I was surprised to find that my eyes were not deceiving me and that this is actually the case for the Continental Trail King on the TR38 and the ENVE M70.
I was also somewhat surprised that given the large difference in inner width between the rim that the change in tyre width was only 2 mm.
I was more surprised that the tread width ended up being slightly narrower on the wider rim than the narrower rim;
The difference is slightly less than 1 mm.
So why the trend towards wider rims? Well there is the volume. I am not going to do the maths for you but 2 mm wider over the entire tyre must add up to a few cubic centimetres of volume. I certainly noticed that I ran the compressor longer to get the tyre to 22 psi than I do with my ENVE wheels (same tyres). There are several articles about how a wider rim maximise the advantage of a wider tyre's contact patch so I won't repeat the points here.
It is now generally accepted that the wider rim allows the rider to run a lower tyre pressure for more traction with lower risk of burping the tyre when pushing hard. How wide is too wide? I am not sure but I am certainly going to give the TR38 wheels a good testing this summer with my Trans-Provence training and I anticipate that they will be more than up for the job.


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I've officially been a Mrs. for more than a month now! To say the past few weeks have been a whirlwind would be an understatement. After 10 months of intense planning, prepping, coordinating, freaking out, threatening to elope, crying and laughing, all of the sudden the wedding week arrived and there was nothing more I could do than just sit back, (try to) relax and ENJOY it.
Our wedding festivities started nearly a week before the wedding when we arrived on Block Island. Honestly, we were still a little stressed out the days leading up to the wedding and spent much of our time there finishing up projects, finalizing things with vendors and helping friends and family with last minute travel plans (yes, there were people who still hadn't "firmed up" their plans just a few days before the big day…). By the end of the week however, when guests started arriving and we geared up for the rehearsal dinner and welcome bonfire, we were finally able to (mostly) relax and soak it all in. But let me tell you, it's true what everyone says, it DOES go by fast!
The weekend is still a blur to me truthfully. A wonderful, happy, blissful, butterflies in my stomach blur, but still a blur. After all the planning you reach a point (for me it was like two days beforehand) where you are just done and you have to let everything work itself out (which it will, so don't worry!).
Oh and one more thing – don't be surprised if you experience a mild to moderate case of post-wedding blues immediately following the festivities. Even though we had our honeymoon to look forward to just a few days later, the morning after all our guests literally sailed away, a major sadness washed over me, and my husband felt it too, as we realized we would likely never again have all our closest friends and family in one amazing place celebrating together. My advice? Savor it as much as you can! For us, it was truly an amazing weekend and memories were made that we'll cherish forever… but I still wish it would have lasted just a little longer.
Photo Credit: Hilary B. Photography (view more photos on Facebook!)
Special thanks to all the vendors that came together to make it a truly memorable day, including:
Venue, Catering & Cake: The Atlantic Inn // Photographer: Hilary B. Photography // Videographer: Brett Thomas Video // Florist: La Bella Rose // DJ: Jonathan O'Neill // Officiant: Edward Shlesinger // Hair & Makeup: Clayhead Salon & Spa // Wedding Dress: Erina Boutique // Bridesmaid Dresses: Andria Bird Bride // Rehearsal Dinner & Welcome Party: Ballard's Inn


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Hi Blog Fans
Long time no see eh! I've had this kit finished for weeks with the exception of the previews, but I finally got myself organised and did them up last night.
I have just about strangled blogger today. I have been trying to change my layout, but I am darned if I can get it to display how I want. My background image kept tiling itself in weird ways. So I have given up for the time being. Oh well enough about that - I'm sure it will come to me in the middle of the night about what I was doing wrong.
The new kit is called Tranquility. I just fancied some nice calming colours for a change. Hope you like it. There are 60 odd elements and 15 papers. I have saved it as a PSD and there are 3 downloads for our friends on dialup.
On a less than cheerful note, I have had to revisit my decision not to sell my kits. As I'm sure all of you are aware, the world economic crisis is biting hard, and my hubby has lost a day a week's work. This means we need to find ways to make up the shortfall. As I am on Disability I can't go out to work, so I have tentatively put some feelers out about selling some kits. They would be entirely seperate to here and I would continue to make freebies here at a Taggers Scrap. I would never stop doing that.
Well I think I have babbled along for enough. To those of you who kindly leave me comments - thankyou. It makes my day to read that you like my stuff. I have won a couple of awareds, that I need to get posted up too, but not until I get my layout fixed. LOL.
On to the kit.
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I borrowed this retired SU set from my friend Karen. It's called Happiness is a Journey. I adore this image and can't imagine why I didn't get it when I had the chance. I stamped the image on black with Vanilla Craft ink and embossed with clear EP. Card Base is Confetti Cream. DP and metal fastener are SU. You can't tell in the pic but I pierced the upper left hand corner of the Basic Black layer.
I'm going to make several more cards with this set before I give it back to Karen. I've seen lots of great examples using this set and the soot stamping technique, which I've never tried. Thanks for dropping by--have a wonderful Monday!


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director, producer, editor, camera
A five-time Emmy winner for his work on NBC's Olympics and CBS's Tour de France, Paul Devlin's films include Power Trip, which screened in 60 countries, theatrically across the United States and on PBS's Independent Lens, was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award and has won 10 film festival awards, including top prizes at Berlin, Hot Docs in Toronto, and Florida.
Paul also made the award-winning film SlamNation, which follows the fierce competition at the National Poetry Slam and helped popularize the dynamic genre with its release in theaters and on HBO/Cinemax and Encore/Starz, and BLAST, a spectacular and suspenseful story of space exploration. Paul's latest award winning film, The Front Man is an intimate portrait that evolves into a 27-year journey about a man so busy chasing his dreams that he risks missing what success really means.
Other credits include his fiction film The Eyes of St. Anthony and his work as producing editor on the Organic Film FREESTYLE: The Art of Rhyme, broadcast on VH1 and winner of the Special Jury Award for Documentary Filmmaking at the Florida Film Festival.
As an editor, Paul's extensive credits include commercials, music videos, television shows and major sports broadcasts, including CBS's Super Bowls and ABC/ESPN's World Cup Soccer.
co-producer, camera
Valery Odikadze is a video producer, director, cameraman and editor for studio shoots, commercials, documentary and feature films. Since 1994, he has worked for the independent, and most popular TV channel in Georgia, Rustavi-2 Broadcasting Company, in Tbilisi. He has also worked on the Georgian version of 60 Minutes.
His recent project is a documentary about Georgia's "Rose Revolution," which he directed for Rustavi-2. He also works in conjunction with a number of foreign agencies and video producers as a co-producer in the Republic of Georgia. Valery is also a video editing instructor, teaching media students in Georgia.
energy and resources auditor for AES
After immigrating from London to the US with his family, Piers received a BS from University of Michigan and worked on sustainable energy projects in San Francisco and Nicaragua. He earned his Masters in energy and resources at UC Berkeley. Piers went to Georgia in 1995 as a pilot project consultant, implementing a transparent accounting system, re-metering, disconnections, and improved electricity supply in a neighborhood outside Tbilisi. Its success provided impetus for AES to purchase Tibilisi's electricity distribution company, Telasi. Piers left Georgia after AES sold Telasi. He now performs operational audits of AES businesses around the world from their headquarters outside Washington DC.
head of AES operations in Georgia 1999-2001
With a Geology degree from Sheffield University, Mike started in finance and accounting at AES. The attraction of working for AES businesses in developing countries brought him to Southeast Asia, Pakistan, Kazakhstan and Ukraine. Mike presided over the AES acquisition of Telasi in 1998, heading operations in Georgia from 1999-2001. In 2001 he was promoted to AES Division Manager based in Istanbul, Turkey. He later worked for AES in Central American and Ukraine.
Mike left AES in 2004 to attend London Business School on the Sloan Fellowship program. He is married with four children. He met his wife Lesia riding motorbikes in the Caucasus.
Leeka Basilaia was born and raised in Tbilisi, Georgia. She studied Russian Language and Literature at Tbilisi State University and also studied English in London. For 10 years she worked in Tbilisi as print investigative journalist. This experience led to a spot as a broadcast investigative journalist on the Georgian version of 60 Minutes for Rustavi-2 television in Tbilisi. After several years with 60 Minutes, Leeka returned to print as the editor and chief of the Georgian language daily, New Version.
scholar, curator, photographer
Zaal Kikodze was born in Tbilisi, Georgia. He studied at Institute of Archaeology at Leningrad and earned his BS in Archaeological Studies at Tbilisi State University. He is a professor at the State University of Tbilisi. Zaal is also a professional mountain climber, rescue team member and guide, hosting many foreigner travelers in Georgia. He has exhibited many of his photographs from his expeditions. Zaal's accomplishments include senior curator at the State Museum of Georgia and founding member of Open Society - Georgia Foundation. Zaal has written and lectured on many topics including ethnic conflict resolution, bio-diversity and sustainable development.
In July of 2005 Zaal Kikodze and a climbing companion were caught in a storm high up on the difficult Ushba cliffs in the Georgian Caucasus where they lost their lives. Zaal has been dearly missed by the friends he made all across the world.
founder of The AES Corporation
Dennis W. Bakke was raised in Saxon, Washington, and graduated from the University of Puget Sound, Harvard Business School, and the National War College. He co-founded The AES Corporation in 1981 and served as its president and CEO from 1994 to 2002. He is now president and CEO of Imagine Schools, a company that operates elementary and secondary (K-12) charter schools in 10 states. He is also the author of The Joy of Work. Dennis and his wife, Eileen, live in Arlington, Virginia.
AES Plant Manager
Bill graduated from Maine Maritime Academy and spent two years in the United States Merchant Marine. During his 8 years with AES, he worked as a Boiler Operator, Control Room Operator, and Senior Engineer. Through AES, Bill earned his MBA from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He went on to work for Mike Scholey in the fall of 2000 as a Regional Manager. He was promoted to Plant Manager at AES Mtkvari in Gardabani, Georgia and held that position for 2 years. He went to AES in Chile from Georgia, but AES business declined and he left the company to start his own business in New York.


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(August 13, 2017)
The Urban Farmer
The Problem of Industrial Agriculture
So, while I was writing my last column, it occurred to me that many of my readers may be new, either to my column or the subject of sustainable agriculture, and might not be fully aware of the issues that exist with industrial agriculture as it is currently practiced. Before moving deeper into our ideological quest for the ideal sustainable, self-sufficient homestead, I think it'd be great to give you all a little briefer (or just a reminder) on the woes of industrial agriculture. Queue the foreboding music and the lightening!
To start: what is industrial agriculture? This column is not about the small-scale family farm. It is not about the sustainably-managed vegetable operations. It is not about the pastured cattle or poultry or hogs. It is not about the integrated-livestock-and-plant operations, the small orchards, the pick-your-own-whatever farms, or the local apiaries. With the notable exception of one farming empire that wields quite a bit of political clout, this isn't really about any farm in Rhode Island, or most places in New England (because we're just that awesome).
This column is about industrial agriculture. Make that "Industrial Agriculture", with the capital letters designating it as a namable, diagnosable, and most importantly, treatable disease of society. It is about the 5000 contiguous acres of corn, the 12,000 chickens kept in battery cages, the intensive, undocumented-labor-exploiting vegetable operations. Industrial Agriculture is what happens when food is treated as a mere commodity, and the land as a factory, from which as much of that commodity must be produced as possible, with as little expense and human intervention as possible. It is what happens when the government subsidizes productivity at the expense of quality, and the people demand that cost be minimized at the expense of their own health.
It is what happens, in short, when too few people in our country experience anything to do with agriculture (except, of course, its final product); when too few know remotely enough make responsible choices.
And what does that look like? I'm so, so glad you asked.
Carbon dioxide. Lots of it. Between farm equipment, cold storage, processing, and shipping and distribution, Industrial Agriculture uses huge amounts of fossil fuels. Natural gas is even used to manufacture artificial fertilizers; a chemical reaction called the Haber-Bosch Process turns methane into ammonia, releasing carbon dioxide as if it were burned. Not to mention, the large-scale tillage that must be done in order to satisfy our country's addiction to high-fructose corn syrup and vegetable oils, forces the soil to off-gas huge amounts of carbon dioxide. All-in-all, Industrial Agriculture is responsible for a double-digit-percentage of the climate-changing carbon dioxide released by our species.
The socio-economic issues associated with Industrial Agriculture shouldn't be diminished, either. Products, both animal- and plant-based, are considered commodities. This makes them subject to global price fluctuations, which harms not only farmers in the U.S./West, but abroad. The federal government subsidizes certain crops – wheat, corn, soy – in such a way that farmers are forced to continually increase yields, planting "hedgerow-to-hedgerow" at risk of not remaining solvent. This subsidy program and these crops form the basis of our unhealthy food industry (more on this later). And because of the number of steps between the farmer and the end-user's corn chips, soda, or white bread, the farmer ends up getting paid only a few cents out of every dollar spent at the grocery store. Not to mention, undocumented workers are taken advantage of by industrial farms, paid grossly less than the minimum wage, given no benefits, and made to work long, laborious hours doing jobs that most Americans wouldn't dream of wanting.
The growing practices of Industrial crops leave much to be desired, and leave even more that can't be washed off, in the way of chemical residues. The land is forced to conform to a rigid set of industrial standards, not the least of which is monoculture – where thousands of contiguous acres are planted to the same crop – and leaving the soil bare. These issues bring about insect pest and weed problems, for which toxic pesticides and herbicides are sprayed liberally on our food. And to boot, minimally-tested, questionably-safe, and only marginally-effective genetically engineered seed is used in place of open-pollinated.
Over-tillage, lack of groundcover, and a slew of other bad land-management habits result in huge amounts of topsoil washing off into the ocean – causing an environmental nightmare in its own right. The soil loses its natural water-retention capabilities, so more is used in irrigation. And artificial fertilizers are used as a band-aid for the loss of fertility, replacing the naturally-fixed nitrogen so that plants can still grow, but never able to replenish the beneficial microbes, organic pH buffers, biological residues, and that golden humus responsible for the continued existence of life on this planet.
On Industrial animal farms, the conditions are even worse. Instead of being fed from the pastures and forests on which they evolved, animals are fed largely unnatural diets, consisting of the commodity crops above and, in many cases, the waste products of industrial food processing (a nice way to say, "garbage"). They are generally treated horribly, concentrated in very tight quarters and denied the ability to perform their natural behaviors.
These diets and lifestyles make them sick, with pretty nasty strains of E. coli, salmonella, and the like, which risk tainting the food. They are treated with antibiotics – both because of these diseases, and also because antibiotics make animals gain weight (think about that, next time you're prescribed one for a virus) – and those antibiotics definitely taint the food, no question about it. And the manure they produce is…let's say…not the same, high-quality compost material you'd get from a local farm. Tainted with antibiotics and harmful pathogens, and present in such high concentrations, it becomes an environmental nuisance. Instead of nourishing the ground, it poisons it.
And all of this is to say nothing of the effects of Industrial Agriculture on human health. I've written pretty extensively about this in the past, but the huge subsidies given to grain and soy operations means that these are the things that are grown, and these are the things fed to us in as many ways possible, including (unnaturally) through ruminant animals. A processed-food- and grain-based diet, deplete of vegetables and pasture-raised meat (the basic foods not subsidized by industrial agriculture) is the cause of chronic disease, hands down.
So…bad for the land, bad for the creatures being grown and raised, bad for the farmers, and bad for the consumers. Can you see why I feel the way I do about Industrial Agriculture?
My column appears every other Sunday in The Woonsocket Call (also in areas where The Pawtucket Times is available). The above article is the property of The Woonsocket Call and The Pawtucket Times, and is reprinted here with permission from these publications. These are excellent newspapers, covering important local news topics with voices out of our own communities, and skillfully addressing statewide and national news. Click these links to subscribe to The Woonsocket Call or to The Pawtucket Times. To subscribe to the online editions, click here for The Call and here for The Times. They can also be found on Twitter, @WoonsocketCall and @Pawtuckettimes.


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Macroeconometric Evaluation of Flexicurity in the Case of Disabled Workers. A Panel Approach Using Italian Regional Data digital
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The aim of this paper is to examine the impact of flexicurity upon Italian regional labour market performance in the employment of disabled people. For this purpose, we implement a two step analysis by using Italian regional data for the period 2006-2011...
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Cultural Factors for Household Recycling Behavior A Case study from Italy digital
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Waste management, as a measure of socio-environmental sustainability, is nowadays a public environmental concern. This study aims to explore the associations between cultural access and proenvironmental behavior. Applying a Multinomial Probit Model (MNP), we provide an exploratory analysis of the relationship between cultural consumptions and households' level of recycling. Data came from the Italian Multipurpose Survey on Households Daily Life Aspects 2007, provided by ISTAT...
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Flexicurity index for disabled people: evidence from Italy digital
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The paper assesses the flexicurity index for disabled people in Italy using regional data, over the period 2006-2011. In particular, we develop a multidimensional indicator of flexicurity based on the Mazziotta-Pareto Index...
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The efficiency of matching in Portuguese public employment service digital
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Employment of Disabled People According to Law 68/1999. A Multidimensional Analysis at Regional Level digital
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ABSTRACT Law 68/1999, whose aim is the regulation and promotion of the employment of persons with disabilities, delegates to regions the management of the labour market. However, its successful implementation does not depend exclusively on the regions' actions but also on the environmental context. We propose a two-step analysis focusing on Italian regions for the year 2005. In the first phase, we use multidimensional scaling in order to identify different socio-economic contexts. Then, cluster analysis is used in order to test for the presence of subsets among Italian regions. The results show that an environment featuring a large number of profit-making firms, and providing support services for disabled people, provides most opportunities for the employment of disabled people. On the contrary, large public sector organizations and a rather closed social environment do not seem to have a positive impact on the employment process. KEYWORDS: Disabled People, Public Policy, Non-Labour Market Discrimination, Multidimensional Scaling, Cluster Analysis. JEL Classification: J14, J48, C14, C19, C38.
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The Bromley Boys
A funny yet touching coming of age football memoir played out to the sights and sounds of Britain in 1970. Adapted from the comic novel by Dave Roberts, it recounts the author's highs and the lows supporting his beloved team Bromley FC through their worst ever season.
Bumping along at the bottom of the bottom non-league division, and effectively the worst football team in Britain, Bromley had reached breaking point. Desperate for a change of fortune, and deluded by his own overactive imagination, Dave hatches a plan that will not only see Bromley grabbing the headlines on national TV, but also have a number of top flight clubs descending upon Hayes Lane to scout Bromley's dubiously overrated centre forward. Throw into the mix the Bromley Chairman's daughter Ruby King – who actually hates football, but has taken quite a shine to Dave - and you have a recipe for disaster which has Dave's football fandom tested to the core.
It just goes to show you can't choose who you fall in love with.
- Year
- 2017
- Type of film
- Features
- Running Time
- 95 mins
- Director
- Steve Kelly
- Producer
- TJ Herbert, Dean Fisher
- Executive Producer
- Charlie Wood, Rob Graham, Jeff Clarke, Inner Circle Investments
- Editor
- Steve Kelly, Ben King
- Screenwriter
- Warren Dudley
- Director of Photography
- Bart Sienkiewicz
- Production Designer
- Kay Brown
- Principal Cast
- Alan Davies, Martine McCutcheon, Jamie Foreman, Adam Deacon, Brenock O'Connor
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Mapoon Fitness Centre
- Council: Mapoon Aboriginal Shire Council
- Fund: Remote and Indigenous Communities Fund
- Category: Cultural, Sports and Recreational Infrastructure
- Round: 2
Mapoon will promote a healthy lifestyle and gain a new fitness centre through an upgrade of the existing 20-year-old sport and recreation hall.
The fitness centre will make an important contribution to the health and wellbeing of the local community, with 10% of Mapoon's population suffering from diabetes.
This project will deliver:
- an electrical upgrade of existing hall to provide suitable lighting and fans
- a 120m2 (15m x 8m) extension to the existing hall to provide a new gym and fitness facilities.
This project will support the PCYC to provide yoga, weightlifting, pilates and cardio fitness opportunities to the community.
- $496,100
- $496,100
- 1.5
- Construction underway
- October 2017
- July 2018
* Average number of Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) jobs supported by project construction (based on Queensland Treasury's Guidelines for estimating FTE jobs directly supported by the capital works program).
Disclaimer: Information on this page may change over the life of the project. Funding amounts referenced are as approved.


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Watching Breaking Bad. I have finally jumped on the bandwagon and am loving this series! It took me too long to discover its epicness. Who else is a huge fan?!
Thinking About How much I'm loving playing netball again. My muscles are sore and I'm thoroughly enjoying it!
Listening To My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark - Fall Out Boy & Home - Phillip Phillips
Excited About Going to Fall Out Boy live in Auckland next Friday!! It will be my fourth time seeing them and I am so amped! 15 year old me is very happy right now!
Reading A Clash of Kings by George R. R. Martin. Yup still. And I'm still enjoying it, it's just rather long. Very worth it though, anyone else love this series?
Loving My {new} second hand phone. I am now officially on Instagram! Come find me
Drinking Lots of water right now, netball makes me thirsty. And always, always coffee.
Eating Fish & Chips for dinner... Typical New Zealander right here...
Missing Having all my friends in the same city. Its hard to stay in touch when everyone is busy with university or work. And playing guitar, for some reason I just haven't been motivated to play lately but I miss it. This will have to change!
Making Me Happy I don't have work tomorrow so I can sleep in!! I'm going to bake afghan cookies and watch movies all day. The icing on the cake would be if it rained... Ultimate cozy day!


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If you ever decided to join Second Life and you wanted to build things or buy things or you wanted a place to open up some boxes or learn how to take a photograph or you just wanted a nice sim filled with friendly people to sit at for awhile and you were to ask me what is the one place I would go to or the one group I would join....I would immediately, without hesitation point you in the direction of The Builder's Brewery.
I know I have mentioned them before in posts, but I thought I should actually dedicate a WHOLE post to this group and this Sim because it is so darn WORTHY. And yes, I realise that the majority of my posts gush about the great things I find in Second Life, but honestly...it IS that great. (and if you are getting all judgey and snarky because you want me to be a biatch and point out crappy things, what the heck is WRONG with YOU???????) OK...so now we have that out of the way, BUILDER'S BREWERY!!!!!
|Pssttt...I was one of the ones who voted for them!!!
|Some of the builds in one of the sandboxes today.
When I was new and had no place of my own, I used to use their free and private dressing rooms all of which are beautifully appointed and have everything you need. You can stay in these for up to 3 hours at a time and set who is allowed to enter while you are in there. They have pose stands and lots of space so you can cam all around your avatar to check out how fabulous you look from any angle and in different poses.
|Dressing Room!
|Southside Classroom
|Creators Village Shops
Located on the grounds is also a whole village of shops selling high quality items that are mostly full permissions. You can find textures, scripts, furniture, building components and so much more at really reasonable prices.
In the big world that is Second Life, this group and this place is a haven for creators that are and creators that would be. It is a place of respect, where ideas are shared freely with good humour and boundless patience. I have never heard an unkind word be spoken or a request for help unanswered.
So, my friend, if you are looking for me in world, you know where you will find me. Hop in the group, or take the SLurl down below to Builder's Brewery and let me show you around and introduce you to some people.
|Everyone deserves a rest after a hard day's creating right???
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All Moorings
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I currently have membership at RMYS and a pen in E Row.
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The Roman name for the island Vulcano has contributed the word for volcano in most modern European languages.
Volcanoes are generally found where tectonic plates pull apart or are coming together. A mid-oceanic ridge, like the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, has examples of volcanoes caused by "divergent tectonic plates" pulling apart; the Pacific Ring of Fire has examples of volcanoes caused by "convergent tectonic plates" coming together. By contrast, volcanoes are usually not created where two tectonic plates slide past one another. Volcanoes can also form where there is stretching of the Earth's crust and where the crust grows thin (called "non-hotspot intraplate volcanism"), such as in the African Rift Valley, the European Rhine Graben with its Eifel volcanoes, the Wells Gray-Clearwater Volcanic Field and the Rio Grande Rift in North America.
Finally, volcanoes can be caused by "mantle plumes", so-called "hotspots"; these hotspots can occur far from plate boundaries, such as the Hawaiian Islands. Interestingly, hotspot volcanoes are also found elsewhere in the solar system, especially on rocky planets and moons.
The most common perception of a volcano is of a conical mountain, spewing lava and poisonous gases from a crater in its top. This describes just one of many types of volcano and the features of volcanoes are much more complicated. The structure and behavior of volcanoes depends on a number of factors. Some volcanoes have rugged peaks formed by lava domes rather than a summit crater, whereas others present landscape features such as massive plateaus. Vents that issue volcanic material (lava, which is what magma is called once it has broken the surface, and ash) and gases (mainly steam and magmatic gases) can be located anywhere on the landform. Other types of volcanoes include cryovolcanos (or ice volcanoes), particularly on some moons of Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune; and mud volcanoes, which are formations often not associated with known magmatic activity. Active mud volcanoes tend to involve temperatures much lower than those of igneous volcanoes, except when a mud volcano is actually a vent of an igneous volcano.
- If the erupted magma contains a high percentage (>63%) of silica, the lava is called felsic.
-- Felsic lavas (or rhyolites) tend to be highly viscous (not very fluid) and are erupted as domes or short, stubby flows. Viscous lavas tend to form stratovolcanoes or lava domes. Lassen Peak in California is an example of a volcano formed from felsic lava and is actually a large lava dome.
-- Because siliceous magmas are so viscous, they tend to trap volatiles (gases) that are present, which cause the magma to erupt catastrophically, eventually forming stratovolcanoes. Pyroclastic flows (ignimbrites) are highly hazardous products of such volcanoes, since they are composed of molten volcanic ash too heavy to go up into the atmosphere, so they hug the volcano's slopes and travel far from their vents during large eruptions. Temperatures as high as 1,200 °C are known to occur in pyroclastic flows, which will incinerate everything flammable in their path and thick layers of hot pyroclastic flow deposits can be laid down, often up to many meters thick. Alaska's Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes, formed by the eruption of Novarupta near Katmai in 1912, is an example of a thick pyroclastic flow or ignimbrite deposit. Volcanic ash that is light enough to be erupted high into the Earth's atmosphere may travel many kilometres before it falls back to ground as a tuff.
- If the erupted magma contains 52-63% silica, the lava is of intermediate composition.
-- These "andesitic" volcanoes generally only occur above subduction zones (e.g. Mount Merapi in Indonesia).
- If the erupted magma contains <52%>45% silica, the lava is called mafic (because it contains higher percentages of magnesium (Mg) and iron (Fe)) or basaltic. These lavas are usually much less viscous than rhyolitic lavas, depending on their eruption temperature; they also tend to be hotter than felsic lavas. Mafic lavas occur in a wide range of settings:
-- At mid-ocean ridges, where two oceanic plates are pulling apart, basaltic lava erupts as pillows to fill the gap;
-- As continental flood basalts.
- Some erupted magmas contain <=45% silica and produce lava called ultramafic. Ultramafic flows, also known as komatiites, are very rare; indeed, very few have been erupted at the Earth's surface since the Proterozoic, when the planet's heat flow was higher. They are (or were) the hottest lavas, and probably more fluid than common mafic lavas.
A popular way of classifying magmatic volcanoes goes by their frequency of eruption, with those that erupt regularly called active, those that have erupted in historical times but are now quiet called dormant, and those that have not erupted in historical times called extinct. However, these popular classifications—extinct in particular—are practically meaningless to scientists. They use classifications which refer to a particular volcano's formative and eruptive processes and resulting shapes, which was explained above.
There is no real consensus among volcanologists on how to define an "active" volcano. The lifespan of a volcano can vary from months to several million years, making such a distinction sometimes meaningless when compared to the lifespans of humans or even civilizations. For example, many of Earth's volcanoes have erupted dozens of times in the past few thousand years but are not currently showing signs of eruption. Given the long lifespan of such volcanoes, they are very active. By our lifespans, however, they are not. Complicating the definition are volcanoes that become restless (producing earthquakes, venting gasses, or other non-eruptive activities) but do not actually erupt.
Scientists usually consider a volcano active if it is currently erupting or showing signs of unrest, such as unusual earthquake activity or significant new gas emissions. Many scientists also consider a volcano active if it has erupted in historic time. It is important to note that the span of recorded history differs from region to region; in the Mediterranean, recorded history reaches back more than 3,000 years but in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, it reaches back less than 300 years, and in Hawaii, little more than 200 years. The Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program's definition of 'active' is having erupted within the last 10,000 years.
Dormant volcanoes are those that are not currently active (as defined above), but could become restless or erupt again. Confusion however, can arise because many volcanoes which scientists consider to be active are referred to as dormant by laypersons or in the media.
Extinct volcanoes are those that scientists consider unlikely to erupt again. Whether a volcano is truly extinct is often difficult to determine. Since "supervolcano" calderas can have eruptive lifespans sometimes measured in millions of years, a caldera that has not produced an eruption in tens of thousands of years is likely to be considered dormant instead of extinct.


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Friday, 1 July 2016
A few issues..
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oh nooo :( at least anyone, with or without google+, can comment now - although it's such a shame to lose your comments!xxReplyDelete
It's a new chapter for us all Beth and one I cannot wait to embark upon. Let us see what beauty the future holds and not fret about the consequences until (and if) they arrive. xDelete
Its quite sad you lost all your comments - At least everyone can comment nowReplyDeleteReplies
That will be forever and always the greatest benefit I have achieved from this process. Readers are not confined to being part of a certain community, and can share their thoughts no matter which platform they choose to use xDelete
Glad it's sorted now though! xxxx Well done for sticking with it. I would have given up.ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm relieved to say the very least Jay. In situations like this, there is nothing else you can do but take a step back and admire the bigger picture. So what if we loose a few things on the way for there is always, always, greater things to come xDelete
Go you for perservering with it, I know you have had a lot of trouble with the photos and comments. But Im so happy I can comment now. Love you xxReplyDeleteReplies
When there is sunshine, there is always rain but with these two combined we get the finest beauty of all: rainbows. What has happened was beyond my control and for this reason there is no obligation for me to fret about it. I know we can get through it and come out happier at the end :) I love you very much Rosie Mae xxDelete
Aw no! I am sure you will get many more lovely comments xxReplyDelete
The thing is Laura- with loosing my comments, it's like I've lost a certain part of my blog which in my eyes isn't a particularly bad thing. With this, I've lost popularity and with loosing popularity I feel like I can write what I feel like and know that there are a few, select readers who will appreciate my thoughts. Are you still with me? Maybe it was destined to happen and will turn out to be a blessing rather than a curse. There is always hope my love. Always and forever hope xDelete
Aww its a shame you have lost all of your comments but I suppose it is good that you have had a fresh start! XReplyDelete
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Manchester Metropolitan University's Birley campus provides world-class teaching and learning facilities.
Manchester Metropolitan University's Birley campus is home to the Faculty of Health, Psychology and Social Care and the Faculty of Education.
The academic building provides a new learning and teaching environment for more than 6,000 students with facilities including lecture theatres, specialist teaching accommodation and social learning areas. The development can also accommodate around 500 academics, researchers and technical staff.
We were also responsible for delivering the campus's multi-storey car park and energy centre.
With the building housing a diverse range of specialist legacy teaching equipment transferred from two existing campuses, and classes due to begin just six weeks after sectional completion, the migration to Birley presented a significant challenge.
The adoption of a Soft Landings approach ensured a smooth transition from construction to occupation and has helped optimise the building's operational performance.
The use of BIM increased collaboration, reduced clashes and allowed us to maximise off-site prefabrication of the structure and services to deliver resource, programme and cost efficiencies.
Our value engineering solution for the building's signature solar veil improved quality, increased robustness and provided the university with a considerable saving.
The campus incorporates a range of sustainability technologies designed to help the university meet its zero water, waste and carbon aspirations.
These required extremely thorough commissioning procedures and subsequent training in their use by the university's FM teams to ensure efficient operation.
The contract was awarded following our successful delivery of the university's landmark Business School and Student Hub.
Members of our project staff were embedded within the university's Birley team to maximise the benefits of Soft Landings.
"The handover of the Birley Building has been a resounding success and should be used as a model of good practice moving forward." Damion Shaw, Manchester Metropolitan University Facilities & Decant Manager, Birley Building.


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Serious Biscuit
Website: http://www.dahliaworkshop.com/
Address: 401 Westlake Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109
Telephone: +1((206) 436-0050
Price: $ (average price of entree is less than USD 10)
Cuisine type: American, Bakery
Tom Douglas and his appetite for opening new restaurants is nothing new for Seattleites. What is amazing is that this man means definitely means serious business. I am truly in awe of the good food and service his restaurants offer. Located in South Lake union neighborhood of Seattle, Serious Biscuit serves the best biscuits in town. They serve a weekend brunch with their regular menu plus wood- fired skillet baked eggs upstairs in Serious Pie. The wait for the brunch on a Sunday morning around 10 am was 45 minutes, so we settled for the biscuits downstairs.
I ordered a soup and biscuit combo and added a side of fried egg and collard greens with smoked onions to my biscuit. The soup was bursting with fresh vegetables, it had corn, kidney beans and basil with Prosser farm fresh red peppers and tomatoes in a vegetable broth seasoned with garlic powder and cilantro. The portion was huge as you can tell from the picture.
The biscuit was definitely the highlight of my meal. It was moist and flaky like a perfect biscuit should be. The collard greens were a little sweet and the smoky onions perfectly complemented it. The fried egg was fresh and delicious. They served a side of remoulade with the corn and green onion hush puppies which i used for my biscuit and i died, went to heaven and came back.
The corn and green onion hush puppies were a huge disappointment. While the exterior was crunchy and delicious, the insides definitely lacked flavor and tasted of corn meal, which was a big put off for me. They served the puppies on a bed of cabbage slaw tossed in a peppery vinaigrette and that was delicious. Yumjay ordered a fried chicken biscuit with tabasco black pepper gravy and he licked his plate clean.
They serve cocktails and non alcoholic beverages including freshly brewed Starbucks coffee. They also have freshly baked bread, muffins, scones and cookies for a quick grab and go breakfast. The staff was super friendly. Those guys work like machines whipping out some delicious stuff all day long. If you know what you want, you can place a phone order and save time.
The place is noisy and perfect for people with kids. They don't have proper seating downstairs in serious biscuit, about 9 two-top tables, a 5-spot counter, and four sidewalk tables and its a self-serve café. Parking can be a bit of a challenge on a busy weekend morning. There is a paid parking garage located next to the cafe and they accept only cash. Plenty of metered parking is available on the streets around the cafe. Seriously guys, if you are in Seattle, check these guys out. They are outrageously good.


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This week we have had a very busy week.
For maths we have been simplify fractionS and decimalS out has been really easy so has the homeworke.
For writing we have been writing an explanation piece I did mine on the cyclone cycle.
Reading we have been reading books about a word our word was turbulence.
This week has been very avrege and was easy the home work was really easy this term.


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Yup guys it is another Animal Crossing post but this one is mine.....So....You should maybe read it. This is actually the first Animal Crossing game I have ever played due to the fact that I avoided it and games like Harvest Moon like the plague. I used to tilt my nose up in an easily assumed arrogant stance and look down at those that did play it. Why didn't they play any REAL games?! Needless to say I don't do that anymore, partly because I am a gentleman now and don't do such things, but also because I really do love this game. As stated earlier I had ending fatigue from catching up on my game backlog and I wanted something that would be more soothing. My wife was going to get Animal Crossing so I decided to follow suit and see what she liked about it.
It hooked me almost immediately with the charm that it put across, it was like I was playing an interactive storybook with bits of realism mixed in there to keep it tethered to the player. This imaginative realism covered every aspect of the game from the anthropomorphic animals living in your village to the simple lines of my tent. As I went about trying to get enough bells to get done what needed to be done I was caught by how fun the normally tedious sounding task of fishing or bug catching was. I was filled with Wonder. And that is what makes this game special to me, and captured my attention. All of my games are entertaining and they hold my attention and make me feel things but at the same time I can't think of one that managed to impart the same sense of Wonder that Animal Crossing gives me. It only bolstered my regard of the game when I looked over and saw the same Wonder in the eyes of my wife as she played her game. I understood now what she loved about the game.
As we go about our lives filled with the daily grind of going to our jobs or going to classes or worrying about student loans or meeting the specifications for certain scholarships, it is easy to forget the easy sense of Wonder we had as children. I enjoy watching my Nieces and Nephews, especially the younger ones. I think there is a purity in their curiosity about the world that is soon lost to us. Have you ever seen a child stare with wide eyed fascination at a bubble or a new toy or a ceiling fan? To them that is their focus, utterly and completely, and you can see the Wonder in their eyes. That is what Animal Crossing reminds me of. It reminds me of simpler things. I may still be paying debts and crossing things off the list similar to what I do in my own day to day but it is subtly different because that Wonder is there.
My Wife and I took Animal Crossing with us on our Honeymoon, to the chagrin of our respective families. They thought we would waste our time playing a Videogame but they didn't understand. My Wife and I both are happy we brought it with us because at the end of those exciting days while we were winding down we were able to slow down and water those flowers, try to catch those sharks, and try our hands at interior design and flag making. I think that in todays world as adults we are told to ignore Wonder and put our nose to the grindstone but I rail against that! Now it is even more important to embrace Wonder in all its forms, and I will continue to play Animal Crossing looking with wide eyed and almost innocent Wonder at the things it continues to show me as my wife and I play through it.


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Readers of Gtricks, Help me to redesign this blog
Ever since 2008, we have been serving you with fresh ideas and latest happenings on Googleverse. Fresh ideas make us happy and we are sure that they prove to be very useful for your day-to-day lives.
As you must have already realized, we are passionate about Google as much as you are. Therefore, we are making design changes on your favourite unofficial Google blog to make some connect with the big G.
White background, minimalistic design, lots of white space, grey contrasting colours are some of the elements of new Google and Gmail. We have taken our inspiration from these changes after incorporating Google colours, Gtricks is all set for huge UI changes. We are also making some strategic changes on home page where you can directly browse through different categories.
In case, you are wondering about design capabilities, this is the fifth redesigning effort we are doing. Earlier we had pure white, navy blue, dark and sky blue themes. I have released a vanilla forum theme Nebula too. This time, our philosophy is "less is more". Do let us know your opinion on new theme. Cant wait to listen!


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Deluxe Materials Strip Magic 125ml
Brand: Deluxe Materials
Model Number: DAC-22
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The Deluxe Materials Strip Magic 125ml from the modelling accessories range is just one of many quality products from the Deluxe Materials range of modelling accessories and scenic materials.
Mask off area. Apply with brush or cotton bud and it goes to work straight away. Allow paint to soften and check progress frequently. Clean off softened paint residue as it forms with methylated spirit or isopropyl alcohol using a small brush or cotton bud. Do not leave Strip Magic on bare surface of clean plastic for periods over 10 mins.
CAUTION: Become familiar with speed of action and always check on scrap plastic before use.
- Softens and removes paint from plastic in minutes.
- Stays where it is applied.
- May be used on plastic, resin, metals etc.
- Non-corrosive & Non-flammable.
A fast acting, spreadable, & controllable paint stripper that will soften and remove paints and primers, typically 5-15mins according to paint type.
Manufacturer: Deluxe Materials
Model: DAC-22 Strip Magic 125ml
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I have been restless for the past week or so, and the only things that have been entertaining include DIY craft projects and cooking. I know this isn't a craft blog, but I would like to share the few small projects I completed.
First, I have been working diligently on creating the cards I'm going to send out for Christmas. I'm not ready to share those yet, as they are all different. No assembly line cards here! Each one is unique, and handmade by me. When the stack is ready, then I will share a few at a time.
Tonight, I wanted to share the boxes I covered and the can I repurposed.
I have a ton of beautiful scrapbooking paper; I'm a hoarder when it comes to lovely papers! I just can't resist!
The first box was actually an old cigar box that hubs kindly donated to my craft stash. Isn't he wonderful?!
I used my handy-dandy Mod Podge and attached the paper to the box sides. Then I added ribbon and a sweet bow. It's a fantastically sturdy box, and it holds my coffee K-cups really well! I LOVE the way it looks on the counter. It brightens an otherwise bland spot.
The next box was just a cardboard box that I kept with the idea of covering it. It spent plenty of time as one of those plain brown boxes holding random crap for too long!
This sweet little box has now become a charging station for our smaller electronics.
The final project that I completed, and that I want to share in this post is not box related. Instead, it involves a tin can!
I like to keep a stash of green onions in my windowsill, and I harvest them whenever a recipe calls for it. They've been growing really well, but they looked so sad in their little Tupperware dish. So I saved a smaller, fat can, and recovered it just for my lovely green onions.
This now brightens my windowsill, and it couldn't make me happier.
I have some other crafts I may share later, but as mentioned above, I might just share the cards next.
Sorry that there isn't a tutorial for any of these projects, but they're all pretty simple and straightforward. They also involved copious amounts of Mod Podge, scrapbooking paper, and a hot glue gun 😉
If you have any specific questions, however, I would be happy to oblige!


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The search to make your organization better needs to be one which doesn't have an end. However, several owners and managers overlook some of the easiest and most economical ways to enhance their businesses. ISO certification is one this kind of way. The program is relatively cheap also it can pay rewards in what it shows you about managing a company in the 21st century. Identified by skilled professionals around the world, this really is one course you cannot find a way to be without. Here are a few of the advantages to your organization.
One of the greatest advantages of ISO certification will be the training your administration will receive regarding how to increase efficiency. Probably even the most highly regarded and profitable organizations in the country, usually have large numbers of waste gumming in the system. They do not notice since they're so successful that they'll manage to have this slack within the line. For any smaller company or one using a minimal profit margin, there is no room for error. A lot more waste you can cut (with regards to effort, lost days, costs, etc.) the bigger your living space for growth.
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The 14th Istanbul Biennial (5 September–1 November 2015), organized by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts, will be drafted by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev with a number of alliances. She will seek the artistic advice of Cevdet Erek, the intellectual rigor of Griselda Pollock, the sensitivity of Pierre Huyghe, the curatorial imagination of Chus Martinez, the mindfulness of Marcos Lutyens, the acute gaze of Füsun Onur, the political philosophies of Anna Boghiguian, the youthful enthusiasm of Arlette Quynh-Anh Tran, the wise uncertainties of William Kentridge and manifold qualities and agencies to come as the process develops.
"The Istanbul Biennial," according to Christov-Bakargiev, "will embark looking for where to draw the line, to withdraw, to draw upon, and to draw out. It will do so offshore, on the flat surfaces with our fingertips but also in the depths, underwater, before the enfolded encoding unfolds.
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Happy 13th Birthday Tanner! Can't Believe I'm Old Enough To Have a Teenage Grandson!
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Wow mom! Great Job! Did you even go under picnik too? Do you have high speed now?
- January 21, 2010 at 1:38 PM
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Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Join me at the Paper Crafters Library!
Here is a little sneak peek! It's Halloween in July! Head over to the Paper Crafters Library for this easy Halloween Project using Graphic 45's new Steampunk Spells Collection. Did I mention they are giving away a sweet pack of Steampunk Spells if you leave a comment on The Papercrafter Library Blog? So get over there!!
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There is a minhag to read from Tikunei Zohar, during the month of Elul, and to try to finish it by Yom Kippur. (Sichos HaRan 294, Mateh Ephraim 581). Tikunei Zohar is a part of Zohar, written by Rebbi Shimon bar Yochai, consisting of seventy chapters on the first posuk of the Torah. According to Reb Nachman of Breslov, although the Zohar is extremely holy, the holiness of Tikunei Zohar is even greater. (Chaye Moharan 359)
Many tzadikim say one should read Zohar or Tikunei Zohar, even if you don't understand anything, because it is very beneficial to the neshama. Among those that said this or similar statements to this are: Chida, Siddur of R' Koppel, Degel Machane Ephraim, Shearis Yisroel, the Komarna, Pela Yoetz, R' Moshe of Kobrin and Shomrei Emunim. A parable, in regards to reading Zohar without understanding, given by the Degel Machane Ephraim is: "One who enters a perfumery, even if he doesn't take out anything with him, will certainly leave with a pleasent fragrance on him." The Shomrei Emunim says that reading Tikunei Zohar is like a bath for the nefesh.
Here is an edition of Tikunei Zohar arranged so one can start at the beginning of Elul and finish Yom Kippur.