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Arrow Chapter 164 , 0. E , S.
meets 1st Tuesday each mouth.
Mrs. Artie Pureell , Mutrbu.
Mrs. Kutie Muuk , Scc'y
Broken Bow Camp No. 4477MWA
Meets 1st nud 3d Tuesdays.
Wilbur Ilolconib , V. C.
F. M. Skillnum , Clerk.
Setting Sun Camp , R. N.
Meets 2d and 4lh Saturday after
Mrs. Striekler , Oracle.
Mrs. G. T. llobiuson , Recorder.
Shiloh Commandry No. 25.
Knights Templar
Meets 12nd Thursdays.
J. J. Wilson , Com.
Alpha Morgan , Recorder.
Broken Bow Lodge 119 I.O.O.F.
Meets ( -very Monday night.
C. T. Robinson , N. G.
C. R. Luce , Scc'y-
! t Broken Bow Kebekah Lodge 110
Meets 1st and 3d Fridays.
Mrs. Einmu Cole , N. G.
Mrs. J. B. Osborne , Scc'y.
Equality Lodge , 296 , M. B. A.
Meets 2d and 4th Friday nights
in I. 0. 0. P. Jinll
M. D. Gallon , President.
Mrs. D. M. Amsbcrry , Sec'y.
Emmet Crawford Lodge No. 148
Meets Saturday on or before the
full of the moon.
Geo. Willing , W. M.
Geo. B. Mr.iiScc'y -
Horeb Chapter No. 49
Meets last Friday each rnoiith.
M. K. ILiRcrdoin , II. P
Alpha Morgan , Sec'y.
ftl. E. fliurcli. R. II. Thompson. Pastor
Sun-lay School 10:00 : a. in ;
morning' iermon 11:00 : a m ; Jun
ior league 2:30 : p m ; Epwortb
league 6:30 : p in ; eveningsermou
7:30 : p. ra ; E. L. Mission Study
Class , Wednesday 7:30 : prayer
meeting' Thursday 7:30 : p. m.
Cou. fcji worship with us you
w" v' . ! ringer in the cruircb
but once.
Daptisl iliurch. A. T. Norwood , Paslo
l" Sunda ) School 10:00 : a. m
pTeaching 11:00 : a. m ; Junior ,
union 3:00 : p m ; B. Y P. U 7:00 :
p. m ; preaching1 8:00 : p. m ;
teachers' meeting Monday 7:30
p. ra ; Agoga class Tuesday 7:30 :
p. m ; pravor meeting1 Wednesdtu
8:00 : p m ; Atnoraa class first and
third ' uesdny of each montl-
7:30 : p m.
Christian Church Z. 0. Dovard. Pastor
The Bible school of the Christian
church will render a cantata next
Saturday evening at 7:30 : o'clock.
Teh Sunday preaching services will
be In keeping with the season. Ev
erybody is invited.
St. Johns Spi&copnl Church.
Will S. J. Dumvill , Rector.
Morning Prayer and sermon 11
o'clock ; Even-song and address 7:30 :
Sunday School 10:00 : o'clock a. m.
TJ.1J. Church , HJI. Sprncklen , Pastor
Order of servlses at the U. D.
church , Sunday , Jan. 1 , 1911 : 10
a. m. Sunday School ; 11 a. m.
Preaching Service ; 7:30 : p. in. Jubi
lee or Special Service. A review of
the Church In the past , a look at th
present , a glimpse of the future.
A number of the "Laity" as well as
the pastor will speak upon these
topics , an Invitation Is extended to
the members and friends of the
church to be present.
FOR RENT. Brick store room
and suite of five rooms on second
floor. Will rent separately If do-
Blrod. B. C. House.
JNTI3K.VATIONA Ij
Answer One Written Question Each
\\ook For Firty-'i'wo XYuckti
And \Vln A Prise.
The Prl7.es.
First Scries A. gold medal to
each of the first five contestants.
Second Series A silver medal to
each of the next five contestants. §
Third Series A Teacher's Hible ,
price $5.50 , to each of the next five
Fourth Series The book/'Thc
Heart of Christianity , " price $1.50
to each of the next thirty-five con
Fifth Series A developed mind ,
nu oxpandedlinagiiistlou , a higher e.v
perlence mid u more profound know
ledge of tlto Bible and of life to all
who take this course whether win
ning any other prize or not.
Each medal will he suitably en
graved , giving the name of the win
ner , and for wh'it it is awarded , and
in lilce manner each lilble and book
will be inscribed. .
( Copyright , Rev. T.S.Llnscott , DD )
Lesson For January 1 , 11)11.
he Kingdom lilvt'.n. I Kings
xilI-24. :
Golden Text tlo Unit walketh
wij ii wise men Hliull beiso ; but a
t'lUjwirton of fools shall be destroyed
Prov. xlli:20. :
(1) ( ) Verso 1 Whoso son was
Rehoboam and what was his gener
al character ?
(2) ( ) What king had just passed
away and what had been the nature
.of his reign ?
(3 ( Verses 2-fi Who was Jeroboam
beam and what part had ho pre
viously played in Israel ?
(4) ( ) Why was Jeroboam In Egypt
and who called him ho iie ?
(5) ( ) What request did Jeroboam
make to Rohoboam ?
( G ) Howlong should it take a
man to decide on a matter of right
and wrong ?
(7) ( ) What is indicated as to the
character of Itehoboam in taking it
dnys to give his answer whether ho
would do the right thing ? ) This
question must be answered by mem
bers of the club. )
(8) ( ) Verses G-7 What was the
advice and the moral quality which
the old man gave Rehoboam ?
(9) Verses 8-11 Is the advice of
old men , concerning matters of right
and wrong , or of wise policy , more
likely to be right than that of young
men ? Why ?
(10) ( ) Did the young men advise
the king conscientiously , and what
do you think of their advice ?
(11) ( ) Is It moral or immoral , and
why , for the Opposition to oppose a
good Government measure simply fo
the sake of opposition ?
(12) ( ) Verses 12-14 Wherein con
sisted the mistake of the answer of
Rehoboam ?
(13) ( ) What resulted from Reho-
boam's answer and what would prob
ably have been the result If ho had
granted the request of the people ?
(14) ( ) When a moral sentiment of
a majority of the people is known ,
how much reliance should we place
upon it ?
(15) ( , This mistake of Rehoboam
was irreparable : how may such mis
takes be made today ?
(1C ( ) Verso 15 See Chap. xlll :
and say how much God had to do
with this act of folly of Rehoboam ?
(37) ( ) In what sense , if any , was
Rehoboam's answer "from the
Lord ? "
(18) ( ) Verse 1C Why was Isreal
justified in rebelling against King
Rehoboam , and1 why was the United
States justified In rebelling aginast
George III ?
(19) ( ) Verses 17-24 What part of
the original kingdom remained with
Rehoboam , and what part rebelled ?
(20) How did Rehoboam' follow
up his fatal blunder ?
(21) ( ) Jeroboam was the popular
choice of Israel for King what reaso
is there to think ho was also God's
choice ?
(22) ( ) Did the people select Jeroboam
beam because he was God's choice ,
why or why not ?
(23) ) Did God select Jeroboam be
cause he was the choice of the people
ple or for some other reason ?
(24) ) Docs God always have Ills
way In the choice of national rulers ?
Lesson for Sunday , Jan. 8 , 1911.
Jeroboam Makes Idols for Israel to
Worship. I Kings xll:25 : XillG. :
The meetings of Organized Agri
culture will bo hold at Lincoln , Jan
uary IGth to 20th , 1911. Eighteen
State organisations participate In
this annual meeting. In the discus
sion of animals , Tuesday will be de
voted to horse * , Wednesday to
swine and Thursday to cattle with
full discussions on the silo on Fri
day morning.
Can you tell why the cattle of
Nebraska has decreased over 500-
000 head in the past two years ? If
so , come to the meeting of Organ
ized Agriculture at Lincoln , Janu
ary IGth to 20th , 1911 , and let Ne
braska farmers bo ready to take
advantage of the high prices of the
future which must come from the
decreased output. '
M. U. A. lU'coid.
W. C. Holmes , district deputy for
the Modern Brotherhood spent Xmas
In Broken Bow , Mr. Holmes ranks
28 among the 200 or more deputies
of the United States and has won
state honors twice since July , one
being a prize of $15.00 in gold. IIo
lias charge of the North Platte ter
ritory with headquarters at Broken
A Close Call.
Prof. Tom Mulllns of the Anselmo
high school narrowly escaped falling
under n train last Friday morning.
He attempted to board a moving
train at Anselmo his foot slipped and
had It not been for the timely ac
tion of conductor J. N. Andrews
and the presence of mind of Mulling
there would have been a fatal acci
dent as well as a sad Christmas for
a family.
Another Elm .Creole Hey In Trouble.
The officers of Duwson county
have dlsccv-pd the parentage of the
dead babe found In a nude state ,
frozen to death In a Held near Lex
ington , a week ago. The mother Is
a young girl seventeen years of ago
named Bessie Pollott , whoso parents
live near Cozad , and the young man
Is Pros Lanham , whoso home is at
Elm Creek. Both had been workIng -
Ing In a restaurant. Both have
been arrested , have had a prelimin
ary hearing and bound over to the
district court Lanham In the sum
of $1,000 and the girl In the sum
of $300. Kearney Democrat.
IJig Race for Votes in the llyersou
Piano Contest.
There was unusual interest in
the contest this week with quite a
change in their respective places.
Wo arc pleased with the outlook of
this contest and the Interest of the
voters Is evidence that they appre
ciate' ' this beautiful prize piano we
arc chlng away free.
The M. B. A. lodge of Broken
Bow made a gain on the M. W. A.
lodge of 1G4 votes.
The Moron vote which was prom
ised Is in this week and changes
the complexion of things consider
Next week there is likely to be
a radical change as we have made
several good piano sales which have
been passed upon favorably and
will be accepted by the firm this
week and the votes cast. The stand
ing is as follows :
M. W. A. Broken Bow 2S98
M. B. A. Broken Bow 2554
M , W. A. Merna 2027
I. O. O. F. Merna 2340
Eastern Stra Broken Bow. . . .1380
I. O. O. F. Broken Bow 135
Rebekalis Broken BoV 1307
M , B. A. Merna 1277
Highlanders Broken Bow. . . .1054
K. of P. Broken Bow 822
Royal Neighbors Broken Bow. .765
Masonic Broken Bow G92
Highlanders Merna G24
Degree of Honor Broken Bow. .5GO
A. O. U. W. Broken Bow 457
Masonic Merna 204
Pythian Sisters Broken Bow. . .119
R. M. L. A. Broken Bow 108
Relief Corps Broken Bow 91
L. O. T. M. Broken Bow 28
W. O. W. Broken Bow 19
Setting Sun Broken Bow G
Remember every ten cents entitles
to vote wtether on account , cash or
suitable notes , also don't forgot
we handle most everything you want
Groceries , Dry Goods , Shoes , Pianos
Organs , Sewing Machines , In fact
most any thing you might want.
Wishing you a Happy New Year ,
Rycrson Bros. Co.
Southeast Corner of Square.
Sheriff's Sale.
Notice is hereby givenThat by
virtue of an order of sale , Issued
to mo from the District Court of
Ouster County , Nebraska , upon a
decree of foreclosure rendered in
said court at the October 1909 term
thereof , to-wit : On the Gth day of
October 1909 in favor of Lars An
derson and against Harry Neale et
al. I have levied upon the follow
ing described real estate : Lot 4 ,
SW'/t NWi/j , of Section 1 , and Lot
1 , and the SEV , NKVL ofv Section
2 , Township 20 , Range 19 , in Ouster
County Nebraska , and I will on the
30th day of January 1911 , at 2
o'clock p. m. , at the South door of
the Cadwell Building where the la t
term of the district court was hold
in the city of Broken Bow , Nebras
ka , in said county , sell said real
estate at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash to satisfy said
decreo.lnterest and costs , the amount
due thereon amounting to the sum
I of $1200 with Interest thereon attho
rate of 8 per cent per annum from
October G , 1909 , and court costs a-
j mounting to $54.00 and accruing
costs. Said above described real
estate will be sold subject to all
prior liens and Incumbrances as per
certificates on file In the District
Clerk's office.
Dated the 27th day of December ,
II. F. Kennedy.
II. J. Shlnn ,
Attorney. 30-34
Ind. I'hnnc. 187. Hell Phone , 295 & 205
We issue a contract nnd guarantee to
cure the drink Iwbtt in THRIJIS DAYS.
We employ no hypodermic ! or other
hnrsh or impossible forms of treatment ,
We not only guarantee the results of the
treatment , but the PATIENT i > the elf
judge ns to the cure. In event of bin not
having lost all desires for alcoholic llqu
ors at the end of the THIRD DAYS
If you > ourself are addicted to dtinkor
if you have any relative or friend , who is
do yourself or him the kindness of writ
ing to us for testimonials , a copy of our
contract will accompany them. Afford
us the opportunity of serving you , by
disf oiling the doubt you nmv possese iu
reference to our ability to cure the curse
of drink. All correspondence in plain
wrapper and everything confidential.
Inquire about our DRUG and TOBACCO
cure. Address all communications to
, INSTITUTE Co ,
Giaud Island , Nubr.
Sheriff's Sale.
Notice is hereby given , that by
virtue of an order of sale , Issued tome
mo from the District Court of Ous
ter County , Nebraska , upon a decree
of foreclosure rendered In said court
at the adjourned March 1910 term
thereof , to-wit : On the 30th day
of August , 1910 , in favor of Angclo
Dondero and against Alva II. Coop
er , et al. I have levied upon the
following described real estate :
The east fifteen (15) ( ) acres of the
NEi4 of the NW i of section 7
township 18 , range 22 , in Custei
county , Nebraska , and I will on the
second day of January , 1911 , at 2
o'clock p. in. at the south door of
the Cadwell building whore the last
term of the district court was hold
In the city of Broken Bow , Nebras
ka , In said county , sell said real
estate at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash to satisfy said
decrco Interest and costs , the amount -
mount due thereon amounting to th
sum of $37.GO with Interest thereon
at the rate of 7 per cent per annum
from August 30th , 1910 , and court
costs amounting to $60.00 and accru
Ing costs. Srid above described
real estate will lie sold subject to
all prior liens and Incumbranccs as
per cerMficatea of file In the dist
rict clerk's office.
Dated this 29th day of Novem
ber , A. D. 1910.
. Attorney. 2G-30
Notice of Sale.
In the matter of the estate of Christ
ChriGteiuicn , Deceased.
Notice In hereby given , that In
pcrsui I'.cc cf an order of the Hon.
James 11. Ht.nua , Judge of the dist
rict couit1 Grccley county , Ne
braska , i.ir.tle on the 20th , day of
Septemlc-r , 1910. for the sale of the
real estate hereinafter described ,
there will bo sold at Broken Bow ,
at the front .ioor of the court house
( said court house being designated
as the Cadwell building whore the
last term of the district court was
holdin Cuii'er county , Nebraska , on
the 27th day of December A. D. 1910
at the hour of one o'clock P. M. at
public vinduo to the highest bidder
for $4500.00 cash In hand , the pur
chaser to assume and agree to pay
a mortgage for $7740.00 now against
the land , and execute and dollvoi
to the executors of said estate a
second mortgage for the remainder
of the purchase price , the following
deecrlbed real estate to wit : The
southeast quarter and the north
west quarter and the south half of
the northeast quarter and the north
east quarter of the northeast quart
er and the north half of the south
west quarter of section twenty
(20) ( ) and the northeast quarter of
section twenty-nine (29) ( ) In town
ship eighteen ( IS ) north of range
twenty-three (23) ( ) west of the Gth
P. M. in Custer county and state
of Nebraska. Containing G80 acres
more or IOKH.
Dated tUs Gth day of December ,
John J. Chrlstonson ,
Thomas Chrlstonson ,
Executors of the cstato of Christ
ChrlBtensen , Deceased. 27-29
I have money to loan on well im
proved farms at G per cent. 13. 0.
PHYSICIAN and OCULIST
Omcc In Dlcrfcs block.
Special attention given lto chronic
diseases , diseases of the eye , throat ,
nose and FITTING GLASSES. '
I'lioncs-Omcc 433-Rcsldence , White 3J1
That Fruit Cake
We have all the neces
saries such as Citron
Peal , Lemon Peal Orange
Peal , nice fresh Raisins
and Currants , guaranteed
this years stock.
Headquarters for fresh
English Walnut , Almond
and Pecan Meats , Oand-
ied Cherries and Marsh-
mellows. Give us your
order for dainties when
you entertain.
We have just received n nice new
porcelain oyster display can with
Ulitiih top. Its air tightIn buy
ing oysters from us , we assure von
they will be clean stock and free
from dust. Give us your orders
for oysters and celery.
Sheppard & Burk
j Phone 125 South Side Square
Notice of Special Election.
Whereas the board of Supervisors
of Custor county , Nebraska , In regu
lar session on the 3rd day of December -
comber , 1910 , made passed and n-
dopted nn order calling and direct
ing that a special election bo dold
In Custer county , Nebraska , qn Mon
day the 9th day of January , 1911
at which election shall bo submitted
the following proposition.
"Shall the Bo\\l of Supervisors
of Custer countyA 'sbraska , at the
time of levying gral taxes , as
provided by law , for T year 1911
levy a special tax of mills 01
the dollar valuation ot\ j assessci
valuation of the taxable property In
said county ( said assessed valuatloi
being one fifth of the actual valu
atlon of said property. ) : The salt
special tax to bo collected the same
as the general taxes for 1911 are
collected , and shall said board , at
the tlmo of levying genera , ! taxes
for the year 1912 , levy a further
special tax on three mills on the dollar
lar valuation of the assessed valu
ation of the property In said county
( said assessed valuation being onc-
fifth of the actual valuation of said
property ) the said special { ax to bo
collected the sonio as the genera
taxes for 1912 are collected for the
purpose of creating a fund to bo
used In erecting a court house ant'
jail for said county at the county
seat thereof , on the county's land
in said county scat , being the slto
of the former court house building
recently burned , and known as
"Court House Square" In the city
of Broken Bow. "
Yes ( . . . )
No ( . . . )
The electors of said county are
therefore hereby notified that salt
special election ordered by said
board will be held to vote upon
said question , at the various polling
places in said county , on the data
above mentioned , to-wlt : On Mon
day January 9 , 1911 , and the polls
will bo open at eight o'clock In the
morning nnd remain open until six
o'clock In the evening of said day
In testimony whereof , I hereunto
sot my hand and affix the seal of
said county this ad day of Dec.
W. II. Osborne , Jr. ,
County Clerk.
Bon P. Morrla ,
Chairman County Board of
27-30 Supervisors.
Obscrviitlunlst.s ,
" " li
"ObsorvatlonlBts" are busy
Broken Bow of late. They observe
whore vallous articles move-able , are
during the day , and then sneak
around In the dark of the night ant
"move the goods. " Its very nice
to know where your neighbors coa
and kindling Is and where the oi
can Is kept , and without his con
sent borrow these necessities ant
forgot to return them , but once li
a great while an accident befalls a
tholf in the night and for a few
days at least his friends are Inform
ed tlmf'AIr. Thief" has a bad cold
the lagrlppo or Is otherwise India
posed , anyway ho Is laid up for a
while. If some of the petty thieves
that Infest all towns happen to read
this , they will perhaps take the
A New Glean Stack of
Frcsli IOLA Portland Cement.
Fresh Car of ACMA Plaster.
A Splendid Line of Fence Poata ,
tr you contemplate using any or
the above tliia Sprimg--or ii
you need a nice load of
CALL and SEE
. T. Bruce
Broken Bow , Nebr. Phone 234
Consult Him If You Want Water.
Uroken How. Nebraska.
Office over llolcomb'a book stnro
Office phone 208 Residence SO
Broken now , Nebraska.
Practices In all the courts. Convayanclng
and notarial work , onice up stairs over
State Hank of lirokcn How.
Ilrokcn How , Nebraska.
East Side of Square
Urokeii How. Nebraska.
Undertaker and Embalmcr
( Licensed )
Uuslness phone , 301 Residence 801B
Ilrokcn Dow , Nebraska.
Embalmer and Funeral Director
( Licensed )
Udlon'niock'illusliicss phoae'85 , Retlldeace323
Hroken How , Nebraska.
Real Estate , Insurance , Ranches aid
Pai in ; , for Kent , Legal Papers Drawn , Sur
veying and Platting.
Ilrokcn How , Nebraska.
E. F. Studebaker , Buick and
New International Automobilt *
Sec 0. H. CONRAD.
Office ever Haoberlo's drug tftora.
Phones , Offlco 114 , Residence 888.
For Sale. A fine- resident bldc
one block south of ball groundo.wlM
sell by quarter If profored. B. W.
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court of Ouster Coun
ty , Nebraska. In the matter of
the estate of Samuel W. Lcep , DIR-
ceascd , Notice to creditors.
The state of Nebraska , to credit
ors of tsald estate.
Take notice , that I will sit In th
County Court Room , in Broken Bow ,
In said county , on the 17th day of
January , 1911 , and the 20th day of
June , 1911 , at 10 o'clock a. m. , to
receive and examine all claims filed
and presented against said estate ,
with a view to their adjustment and
allowance ; and that on the first
data above named the petition of the
widow will bo heard for homcotead ,
exemptions and allowance , and other
statutory rights.
The time limit for the present
ation of claims against said cstato
is six months from the 20th day of
December , 110 ! , and the time limit
for payment of debts Is one year
from said date.
Dated December 20th , 1910.
C. II. llolcomb ,
County Judge.
N. T. Gadd ,
Attorney. J9-88
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Oral Cancer – Causes, Symptoms and Treatments
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Oral cancer is generally described as cancer of head and neck. It can affect any part of the mouth like tongue, cheeks, lips, hard palate, soft palate, floor of the tongue, internal lining of the cheeks, gums, lymph nodes etc. the most common form of oral cancer is squamous cell carcinoma which affects the flat skin like lining of the mouth. 90% mouth cancer patients have been detected with this form of mouth cancer.
There are other types of oral cancers affecting different areas of the mouth like the salivary gland cancer affecting the saliva producing gland, lymphoma which is caused in lymph around the tonsils and base of tongue and melanoma affecting the skin pigmentation cells around the mouth and lips.
The causes of skin cancer are many and can't be restricted to anything in particular. Few major causes of oral tumor are smoking (cigarettes, pipe, hand rolled cigarettes like bidis or the one containing canabis) , alcohol, chewing of tobacco, beetlenut, gutka or pan, UV rays from sun which affects lips or pale skin and at times previous cancer which might reoccur. Other probable causes are poor dietary habits lacking essentially zinc, vitamin A, C, E, selenium .infection from HPV (human papilloma virus) which generally infects vulva, vagina and cervix.
The symptoms for oral cancer are very general which might sometimes turn out to be some other disease but nevertheless it is better to go to a dentist or a general physician or ENT specialist to rule out any possibility. The few visible symptoms are: white or red patch on the lips, inside of the mouth or around mouth which has been there for long , loose teeth, bleeding from mouth, soreness of lips and tongue, swelling in mouth, swelling in throat, ulcer of mouth and lips, a lump or thickening of lips mouth or tongue.
After mouth cancer has been established using X- Rays, MRI scan, endoscopy, CT scan and biopsy confirms the multiplicity of cells then the medical practitioner suggests treatment based on the physical stat and age of the patient, extent of infection and location of infection. Radiotherapy is commonly used method where radiation is used to destroy the cancerous cell in the affected area. At times surgery is performed to insert radioactive pellets in or around the tumor which gradually destroys the infected cells.
Surgery is another method used to remove the tumor from the infected area. It may be performed before or after radiotherapy. Chemotherapy is another treatment used for destroying cancerous cells. Anti cancerous drugs are used to shrink the tumor and later on surgery is performed to remove the infection. Time period of treatment and the strength of the medicine are dependent on the extent of infection.
Oral cancer is very common and can be avoided by taking care of ones lifestyle. Excessive intake of alcohol and cigarettes etc should be avoided. Chewing of tobacco should be strictly avoided and nutritious food should be incorporated in daily diet. After all health is wealth.
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Twenty twenty twenty four (and a bit) hours to go before Geta's second Copa del Rey final in the space of a year.
No squad has been announced yet, but Osky will start in goal ahead of Pato. The referee is Undiano Mallencano.
More details as they become available.
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Practicing gratitude is supposed to lead to happiness and a more positive attitude, so here's my #FridayFive which are the five things that I am grateful for this week. Join in! What are you grateful for?
- In light of the news this week and what happened in Manchester I am especially grateful for our emergency services teams, the NHS, all the Doctors and Nurses who stayed to look after people or who even came back in to work and everyone who ran into the Arena to help.
- I'm grateful for Josh, Milly, my family, my friends and their love.
- I've now been on a higher dose of my antidepressants for 2 weeks. I'm grateful that they have already helped me, I feel more in control of my emotions, less irritable and able to get out of bed in the morning.
- It's been an incredibly busy, stressful time at work. This week it's been even busier with the added time pressure of deadline – I am super grateful that we met the deadline and can relax again a little!
- I'm looking forward to a long weekend off work and spending time with my mum and sister.


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Like millions of Americans, Jacob`s Creek, the leading Australian wine company, plans on celebrating one of the most significant American sporting events with wine while watching the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Arizona Cardinals in football`s biggest game of the year. Whether feasting on pizza, nachos, or burgers while gathered around the TV, Jacob`s Creek offers the ideal food and wine pairings for an unforgettable viewing experience.
If you`re like me you will be eating foods like Chips, Salsa & Quesadillas while watching the Super Bowl and though you might throw back a few beers you`re likely to drink some wine. Jacob Creek has made some great recommendations on what types of wine to drink while eating this football favorite food. They suggest that if you are looking to cool down from the spicy salsa or a referee`s call you don`t agree with, they recommend that a bottle of Merlot offers a great cooling effect. Also, Chardonnay is a great option for anything that is corn-based such as tortilla chips or quesadillas.
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Anne Geddes Joins Forces with Paralympic and Elite Para-athletes to Raise Awareness of Meningococcal Disease
22 April 2016
New Survey Reveals Gaps in Knowledge Parents Feel They Have about Meningococcal Disease and its Potential Consequences
Mississauga, Ontario – April 22, 2016 – A recent survey1 of Canadian parents with children aged four and under revealed that while they understand that meningococcal disease poses a health risk to children, 72 per cent feel they do not know enough about the different strains of meningococcal disease and the damage it can cause.
This survey, conducted by GSK and released for World Meningitis Day, is part of an international disease awareness initiative focused on the importance of knowing about all types of meningococcal disease and the steps parents can take to help protect their children from the potentially devastating consequences.
As part of this initiative, Paralympic and elite para-athletes from around the world have joined forces with world-renowned photographer and global advocate for children, Anne Geddes, who has spent her career working on causes related to improving the health of children, including vaccination. Using her unique style of visual story-telling, Geddes will photograph para-athletes, who are survivors of meningococcal disease, with healthy newborns as a positive representation of the effort to help protect children from meningococcal disease, including bacterial meningitis.
Representing Canada in this global campaign is double-amputee Madison Wilson-Walker, an 18-year-old high school student and member of Team Canada who was stricken with meningococcal disease at age three and hopes to represent Canada in the upcoming Summer Paralympic Games in Brazil.
"Having experienced first-hand the impact of meningococcal disease, I'm proud to be part of a campaign that highlights the need for more knowledge and awareness of the disease, while at the same time, share positive and inspiring stories of survivors who have thrived regardless of their disabilities," said Wilson-Walker. "I was raised with the words 'never say can't' instilled in me, which has given me the courage and motivation to become a competitive athlete and hopefully a role model to others."
Helping to control a preventable disease
Invasive meningococcal disease is a rare, but sudden life-threatening bacterial infection that can cause serious illness like meningitis, an inflammation of the lining around the brain and spinal cord.2,9 Infants and adolescents are particularly susceptible to meningococcal disease; infants in particular are at the greatest risk.3 Meningococcal disease can be treated with antibiotics and the majority of patients get better. It is important that treatment be started promptly as the disease can spread quickly with serious outcomes8 and can lead to death within 24-48 hours of the first symptoms.4 Since it is impossible to know who will be affected by meningococcal disease, an effective way to help prevent it is through the use of vaccines.
While there are vaccines available for the prevention of the five main groups of bacteria (A, B, C, W-135, and Y)that cause the majority of bacterial meningococcal disease cases in Canada5,there are gaps when it comes to parents' knowledge about whether or not their child has been vaccinated against all five groups.1
Seventy-seven per cent of parents consider their child to be up-to-date with all recommended meningococcal disease vaccinations; however, 68 per cent say they are actually unsure about what vaccines for common strains of meningococcal disease are included within the childhood immunization schedule.1
The survey also found that out of a list of 14 vaccine-preventable diseases provided to parents, meningococcal disease was considered by more parents to pose a health risk to their children, with 37 per cent of parents selecting it in their top three; however, just over one third (34 per cent) don't know or are unsure of the most common way for children to contract it.1
Parents want to know more
Ninety-one per cent of parents believe that their healthcare practitioner should inform them of all vaccines available for preventable diseases, even if they are not part of the routine immunization schedule.1
About meningococcal disease
Meningococcal disease typically manifests as bacterial meningitis – an infection of the membrane around the brain and spine; or bacteraemia – a bloodstream infection. It is caused by the bacterium Neisseria meningitidis (N. meningitidis).6 The initial symptoms of meningococcal disease are often flu-like, and it can be difficult for even a healthcare professional to diagnose in the early stages. Classic symptoms – such as neck stiffness, cold hands and feet, light sensitivity, and petechial rash (small red or purple spots) – do not appear until relatively late in the illness, which can delay lifesaving treatment.7 A range of antibiotics can treat the infection and most cases get better when started on treatment quickly but some cases may progress.8 Five to 10 per cent of cases may end in death and 10 to 20 per cent of survivors may suffer a subsequent lifelong physical or mental disability.4
In Canada, there is an average of almost 200 cases of invasive meningococcal disease per year.9 Meningococcal serogroup B is the leading cause of infection in Canada, responsible for almost 60 per cent of all cases, the next highest group being the Y strain, responsible for an average of 34 cases annually.5
About the survey1
The survey was conducted by Ipsos MORI and commissioned by GSK. It was carried out in February and March 2016 via an online survey of parents, with a sample of 5,000 respondents, from five countries across three continents: Brazil, Canada, Germany, Italy and Portugal. In each country 1,000 parents were surveyed. The criteria for inclusion were that potential respondents must have at least one child aged four years or under and be involved in decisions concerning their children's health, for example, which childhood vaccinations they will receive/ have received. Mothers and fathers were included in the survey in the ratio 2:1 and a minimum of 150 parents per country had to have a child six months and under.
About GSK
One of the world's leading research-based pharmaceutical and healthcare companies, GSK is committed to improving the quality of human life by enabling people to do more, feel better and live longer. For further information please visit www.ca.gsk.com.
Cautionary statement regarding forward-looking statements
GSK cautions investors that any forward-looking statements or projections made by GSK, including those made in this announcement, are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from those projected. Such factors include, but are not limited to, those described under Item 3.D 'Risk factors' in the company's Annual Report on Form 20-F for 2015.
1 International Meningitis Parent Survey, Ipsos MORI on behalf of GSK. 5 February – 4 March, 2016. (Data on file).
2 Meningitis Research Foundation of Canada. (2011). Meningitis Overview. Available at http://meningitis.ca/en/MeningitisOverview. Accessed April 2016.
3 Jafri RZ, et al. (2013). Global epidemiology of invasive meningococcal disease. Population Health Metrics; 11:17. Available at: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3848799/. Accessed February 2016.
4 World Health Organization. (2012). Meningococcal Meningitis Factsheet N°141. Available at: http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs141/en/. Accessed March 2016.
5 Meningitis Research Foundation of Canada. (2011). Meningococcal vaccine. Available at http://www.meningitis.ca/en/OverviewofVaccines. Accessed April 2016.
6 European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC). (2014). Annual Epidemiological Report-Vaccine-preventable diseases-invasive bacterial diseases 2014. Available at: http://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/publications/Publications/AER-VPD-IBD-2014.pdf. Accessed February 2016.
7 Thomson MJ, et al. (2006). Clinical recognition of meningococcal disease in children and adolescents. Lancet; 367, pp.397–403.
8 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2014). Bacterial Meningitis. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/meningitis/bacterial.html. Accessed April 2016.
9 Public Health Agency of Canada. Invasive Meningococcal Disease. Available at: http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/im/vpd-mev/meningococcal-eng.php. Accessed April 2016.
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Friday, June 17, 2011
Boy did I get a ton of stuff done yesterday. I did a big clean sweep of the living room and now I'm getting ready to make a trip down to the 'big city' to buy a new love seat. Hopefully I can find something that I really love. :)
Because I spent most of the day otherwise occupied I decided that it would be a good time to make a 30 minute card. And when I checked the new challenge over at Some Odd Girl, saw that it was kraft or white with two other colors, I knew that would work within my limited crafting time. I already had Garden Mae printed out, just waiting to be colored so I dug around in my bag of summer themed stickers and found this sheet of old BoBunny stickers that had everything I needed... borders, alphas and images. Once I saw the cherries I knew I had a winner... instead of working out in the garden, Mae would be spending her time picking cherries out in the orchard. This also gave me my two color scheme of red and green to add to the kraft card base. Then it was about five minutes to create the card base and twenty five minutes to color and cut out Mae... and I couldn't resist adding a little cherry sticker to her hand, I think it's a cute touch. ;)
Well, I should scoot... wish me luck on the sofa hunt! :)
Supply list:
cardstock- Kraft and PTI
BoBunny paper
digi stamp- Some Odd Girl (Garden Mae)
BoBunny stickers
White Signo Uniball pen
Sharpie white marker
Copic markers:
skin- E000, E00, E11, R00, R20
eyes- YG95, YG67, YG97
hair- E23, E27, E29
clothes- B95, B97, B99, E44, E47, E49, E30, E31, E35, YG03, YG17, YG67, YG95, YG97, R27, R46, YG0000, G20, G40
23 comments:
- bosenberries said...
Garden Mae looks absolutely fabulous picking cherries!!
- June 17, 2011 at 5:02 AM
- Larisa said...
Very joyful card Amy! The girl is so cute))) Great colouring!
- June 17, 2011 at 5:03 AM
- Nancy Thomas said...
Love the cherry/garden theme - this is a card that just makes you smile. Good luck with your furniture shopping.
- June 17, 2011 at 5:11 AM
- Juls said...
just yummy!!!! too gorgeous for words!!! Hugs Juls
- June 17, 2011 at 5:12 AM
- Maria Therese said...
- June 17, 2011 at 5:21 AM
- Beth aka BR-T said...
Good luck finding the perfect love seat! I love new furniture at least I think I do it's been almost 20 years since I have owned any! LOL!!!
You card is sweet as cherry pie!
- June 17, 2011 at 6:43 AM
- Chelsea said...
So so so cute!!
- June 17, 2011 at 6:48 AM
- gobeagirl said...
Good luck on your hunt. We just purchased a new couch in February and I am so glad we did. I love coming home and seeing it. Let alone when I get the chance to veg for a moment on it. lol... This card is just so sweet! I love her with her cherries. She looks like she had a wonderfull time picking them. Have a great day. Hugs, Lisa
- June 17, 2011 at 7:00 AM
- Leanne said...
Love love love this! Super cute and it's always nice to do a fast card, but make it look like it took hours. Gorgeous!
Good luck with the sofa hunt. I know it's time consuming to find just the right one.
Have a great weekend Amy!
- June 17, 2011 at 7:42 AM
- Lau W said...
So so cute, a card that make me smile, very nice !
Have a superb day !
- June 17, 2011 at 8:56 AM
- sweet craf-tea chick said...
love love love this card, amy!!! wowee, you colored up the images amazingly!!! love her! also love the layout, the cherries, the gingham. just perfect-o! thanks for sharing and good luck on your sofa hunt :)! happy aloha friday! *hugs* steph :)
- June 17, 2011 at 9:30 AM
- Shirley N said...
Only you could make this a 30-min card, lol. I absolutely LOVE this Amy, fab design and soooo adorable! Have a wonderful weekend and good luck on finding your sofa!
- June 17, 2011 at 11:48 AM
- Carlie M. said...
This is absolutely amazing! love the papers and the ribbon! The way you colored her is amazing! Thanks for joining us on Some Odd Girl!
- June 17, 2011 at 5:08 PM
- Kelly Booth said...
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO cute!!! You Rock Miss Amy.....!!!
- June 17, 2011 at 7:12 PM
- 1LuvnMama said...
30 minutes? Geez girl! It takes me forever and a day to create just 1 card! hee, hee! Luv her hanky on her head Amy . . . awesome job and have a great weekend!
- June 17, 2011 at 11:00 PM
- RiNNE said...
I just totally LOVE your coloring, Amy! From the textures of the jeans to her eyes. Amazing! Very cute cherries... great job on the challenge (i'm playing along too!). And hope you find a wonderful and comfortable couch!
- June 17, 2011 at 11:10 PM
- Sonja said...
What a cutie and made in so happy colors ;)
Have a nice weekend,
- June 18, 2011 at 12:53 AM
- Caz said...
Stunning card Amy, love it. Thanks for joining us this week on Some Odd Girl.
- June 18, 2011 at 8:11 AM
- Berenice R. said...
Super cute! :)
- June 18, 2011 at 9:56 AM
- Tasha said...
Super sweet card Amy, love the cherries and fab colour combo
love tasha xx
- June 19, 2011 at 1:40 PM
- Sarah Rice said...
so darling!! i love the cherries!!
thanks for playing with us at some odd girl!
- June 20, 2011 at 10:50 AM
- Karla said...
Hello Amy I love your card
- June 23, 2011 at 9:49 PM
- Scraphorse - Åsa said...
This is gorgeous, Amy! Love it!
Thanks for joining us on Some Odd Girl.
- June 29, 2011 at 3:19 AM


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9th Grade
* Create a four-year high school plan. Think about what you'd like to accomplish in the next four years.
Think and talk with your counselor about what you'd like to accomplish in the next four years, & what electives you should consider taking in 10th grade. Get to know courses offered at NCPA.
* Start thinking about your life after school. What types of jobs are interesting to you? These will change - often - but start opening yourself up to the possibilities.
Through 9th grade Advisory, develop understanding of strengths and interests, take inventories on Naviance, begin to develop short- and long-term goals.
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By: Sarah J. Maas
Published: September 1, 2015 by Bloomsbury USA Children's
656 pages
Source: Personal Kindle Library
(Goodreads / Amazon)
Everyone Celaena Sardothien loves has been taken from her. But she's at last returned to the empire-for vengeance, to rescue her once-glorious kingdom, and to confront the shadows of her past...MY REVIEW:
She has embraced her identity as Aelin Galathynius, Queen of Terrasen. But before she can reclaim her throne, she must fight.
She will fight for her cousin, a warrior prepared to die just to see her again. She will fight for her friend, a young man trapped in an unspeakable prison. And she will fight for her people, enslaved to a brutal king and awaiting their lost queen's triumphant return.
Celaena's epic journey has captured the hearts and imaginations of millions across the globe. This fourth volume will hold readers rapt as Celaena's story builds to a passionate, agonizing crescendo that might just shatter her world.
Wow, there's a LOT that happens in this book, book 4 of the series! If you are new to the series, though I try to keep my reviews spoiler free and vague on purpose, it's just the nature of reviewing later books in a series that often times spoilers are naturally going to leak out in some of the details. Though my intention is never to spoil anything for a new reader.
Book three, Heir of Fire, became my favorite of the series once I finished it, and then book four is a punch to the gut in a lot of ways. It is worthy of being a favorite of mine as well! As with character growth in book three, it's fair to say that the growth continues in book four. The world that our characters are living in is changing. Some for the negative, as evil continues growing, but so much for the positive as well.
I very much enjoyed how there was great resolution in this part of the story. In a series as long as this one is, each book definitely has a major plot and yet we aren't strung along waiting to find out the outcome for books on end. I don't mind the occasional cliffhanger, but from a reader's perspective, I appreciated this aspect.
Favorite characters of mine at this point are definitely the three initial main ones: Celaena, Chaol and Dorian, but also Aedion, Rowan, Lysandra, Manon and Asterin. It seems it's always a growing list of who my favorite ones are. They each bring so much strength and emotion to the story. Some of these are goosebump worthy!
In a word, this story is about hope. Hope of a better future. Hope of survival. Hope of a new world. Hope of freedom.
If you are new to the series, and love YA Fantasy with tons of world building, action, battles and yes, romance, then this is a must read series! Check out my other reviews:
Book one, Throne of Glass (4 stars)
Book two, Crown of Midnight (4 stars)
Book three, Heir of Fire (4.5 stars)
Top 5 Favorite Quotes:
"You will make mistakes. You will make decisions, and sometimes you will regret those choices. Sometimes there won't be a right choice, just the best of several bad options."
"It helps no one and nothing to look back. We can only go on."
"Even when we're apart tomorrow, I'll be with you every step of the way. And every step after - wherever that may be."
"It was like dying a little every day. It was like being alive, too. It was joy so complete it was pain. It destroyed me and unmade me and forged me. I hated it, because I knew I couldn't escape it, and knew it would forever change me."
Language: 2 (medium)
Mature Content: 1.5 (light - medium)
Final Rating: 4.5 stars


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KALAMAZOO — It has been a long, hard trip for Jake Hambright, but the co-owner of Sunset Boulevard Brewing Co. in Kalamazoo said his business will open Friday.
Hambright, who owns the brewery with Teresa Bailey, said the 3,000-square-foot brewery and restaurant near the Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport will hoist its first pints as the sun sets at about 5:30 p.m. Friday.
Hambright originally hoped to open last spring but learned the hard way the amount of paperwork needed to get a project such as his approved and off the ground.
Hambright started the process about the same time as the Paw Paw Brewing Co., which celebrated its first anniversary last weekend.
Paw Paw had its own representation, but Hambright tried to submit forms on his own to various federal, state and local authorities.
If you goSunset Boulevard Brewing Co.
What: New brewery and restaurant
Where: 4212 Portage St.
When: Grand opening about 5 p.m. Friday
Hours: 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, noon to midnight Sundays
Contact: 269-343-0711, or the brewery Facebook page
"Looking back, I should have" gotten a lawyer, he said. Hambright said the delay eventually led to an additional $30,000 in expenses.
But Hambright said he is ready to begin looking forward. He has hired Kevin Christensen, a homebrewer from the Paw Paw area, to handle making beer on three one-barrel systems.
Sunset Boulevard initially will offer a double India pale ale, stout, porter, kolsch, pale ale and an apple ale. Hambright will have about 18 to 20 employees, including six or seven full-timers, he said.
Howie Peak, who has worked at R. Stanley's Diner, Zazios and Webster's Prime, is the executive chef, making California fusion cuisine, Hambright said.
"It'll be more upscale from normal pub grub but offers everything from seafood to burgers," he said.
The brewery, with a capacity of 99 people, will be open daily for lunch and dinner, except Mondays.
Sunset also will sell growlers (64-ounce glass containers), so patrons can take beer home, and will deliver food and beer with orders taken over the phone or online.
"It's been a tough road, but I'm geeked," Hambright said.
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What Motivates You?
Liberty State Park, Photographer: NeNe
Denim Dres: ASOS | Heels: ASOS | Handbag: FURLA | Jewelry: DIAMONDS UNLEASHED
Vintage scarf
What motivates you? Such a simple question (right?!).. well, not really. I seem to be asked this question a few times a week, and sometimes it is extremely hard to narrow it down into one short and concise answer. After-all, that is a pretty big broad question. Did you know that you will most likely be asked this question at your next job interview, business function, grad school application, or deep convo with your peers? Let me do you a favor.
I officially challenge you to reflect and dig deep for the answer.
I am motivated everyday by my ambition, and endless opportunities to fearlessly pursue my dreams. My family and loved ones, commitment to success and exceeding people's exceptions drive it home. Of course money is always a motivation, to see the outcome of your hard work pay off, but it is not the key factor. I am motivated by a challenge and constant progress, thats what makes me tick.
Understanding what motivates you will help you consciously work harder and more efficiently to achieve your goals. Now go out there and kick some ass this week #MondayMotivation


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Mark 144-8
Place 3rd
Race/Results Page Complete Results
Round Finals
Heat 1
Team Sandhills Track Club
Native Country USA
Season Outdoor 2017
Level HS
Meet Date Jun 22, 2017 - Jun 25, 2017
Age Group 17-18
Date Added Jun 25, 2017
Grade 2018
Timing FAT
Personal Best? No
Season Best? No
Venue NC A&T Irwin Belk Track, Greensboro, NC, USA
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Young English – 'Tonight, Tonight'
Thanks for this, New York. Although counter-intuitive, a bit of melodic, yet gritty, punk rock is my jam. When I stumbled across Young English and their split with Pentimento (another fast favourite of mine) a couple of months ago, more and more and more and more of it was all I wanted. For something familiar to start with, check out the band's fantastic over of 'Tonight, Tonight' – but be sure to dive into their first EP I Hate My Friends and their recently released split.more info… Facebook Twitter


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YOUTH FOOTBALL: Grantham Town under-13s impress on stadium debut
Mid Lincs League
Grantham Town 6
Birchwood 1
Grantham Town's youngsters experienced playing on the the main pitch at The Meres stadium for the first time and started the match brightly.
With the wind in their favour, the Gingerbreads created chances early on, with a shot on five minutes from Lewis Smith neatly tipped over the crossbar by the Birchwood keeper.
More chances went begging for Grantham as they tried to get on top. The visitors came more into the game and troubled the Town defence who worked hard to keep out the Birchwood attackers.
On 16 minutes, Grantham were awarded a free kick on the edge of the Birchwood box which was taken by top scorer Lewis Smith who smashed the ball into the top corner of the net, out of the keeper's reach.
From the kick-off, Grantham won the ball back and Kieran Smith calmly finished to put Grantham 2-0 up.
Moments later, good work from Alfie Hardman gave him a chance at goal but his shot narrowly went over the bar.
Matthew Lambley and Henry Johnson put in good performances as full backs and Liam Ginnelly worked a good shift in midfield.
Luke Pulfrey came on as a substitute and caused the opposition problems with his pace.
The hosts were growing in confidence and broke through again when Lewis Smith received the ball from Kieran Smith to make it 3-0 on 29 minutes.
Just before the half time whistle, Kieran Smith added another, and then Ollie Burton won the ball from the kick-off and put Kieran Smith through to complete his hat trick and put the home side 5-0 up at the interval.
Grantham had the wind against them in the second period as they tried to continue their good work from the first half.
Four minutes into the half, Lewis Smith put the Gingerbreads 6-0 ahead with a fine low strike to complete his hat trick.
Birchwood defended well and kept Grantham out as did Tom Clark and Matthew Smith in the Grantham defence. Grantham keeper Harry Pulfrey was rarely troubled but his goal kicks were excellent considering the wind speed. The hosts' midfielders worked hard all game with great performances from Ollie Burton and Jack Carroll.
Keiran Tarver went close to furthering the Gingerbreads' lead but his shot was gathered by the Birchwood keeper who had made several good stops to deny Grantham.
Birchwood finally got some reward for their hard work and bagged a consolation goal.
Grantham Town man of the match, chosen by the Birchwood manager, was Jack Carroll.
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Rachit has extensive experience in growth and entry strategy, go-to-market planning, operational restructuring, and business model innovation. He has worked with clients in India and Australia in grocery and apparel retail and in the quick-service restaurant sector, as well as with leading fast-moving-consumer-goods companies. Prior to joining BCG, Rachit spent more than nine years with ITC Limited in multiple senior management roles.


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Red Head and Red Nose Genes.
In the comments section of the previous post my first cousin Johnnny Hunter said that he had two red-headed grandchildren.
I don't know if those are Hunter, Frasure, or Mlford genes but I see the possibility that they Hunter genes. We have a Hunter cousin Alice who is red-headed.
My mother's side of my family is full of red-heads.
That probably means I am packed with red-headed genes. Also Anna has some red-headed first cousins, so she probably is red-headed genes too. Which means, our two sons are likely to be packed with red-headed genes.
From my mother's side are also genes to have a red-nose which I have. My nose is as red as Rudolph's.
Down the line someplace in my descendant line is a child waiting to be born with red-hair and a red-nose.
He or she will look like a cross between Carrot Top and W.C. Fields.


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There are 5 unique bus tours offering a broad spectrum of enjoyable options. Tours are available on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday. On many of our tours you actually meet with the winemaker. If you wish to taste 20 different wines then the Catawba Valley Tour is just what you are looking for. If you would like to try wine and enjoy a French luncheon or dinner then the Bon Appetite or the Wine and Dine Tour should be perfect If you want a little bit of everything the Vino Al Fresco Tour offers 15 wines, pizza and antipasto. Sunday in the Vineyards offers you a leisurely opportunity to visit two wineries with a very diverse group of wines and a tour of production facilities. We use luxury 20 seat buses and tickets may be obtained at www.localwineevents.com The price of all tours include tasting room and food fees and we are your designated driver. The only thing to buy is the wine you would like to take home.
The cool mountain air of Western North Carolina and vineyard are a perfect pairing for your relaxation. Our wineries maintain their own vineyards, harvest their grapes and lovingly ferment their special wines. Spend the day in comfort while you enjoy and discover the boutique wines of Western North Carolina in what is becoming a nationally recognized wine producing region.


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"What's the difference between a new hire and a senior mama? A new-hire flight attendant will say, Sir, can I please get you to stow your bag please. A ten-year flight attendant will say, BAG, BIN, NOW! A twenty-year flight attendant will think, Bag? What bag?" – Flight attendant Christopher Bailey
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Our only full day in the Charleston South Carolina area was spent out at Edisto Island, and of course getting there and back. An enjoyable leisurely drive. Leisurely, enough, that I now realize that I took almost no photos. Really.
We started the day off by having a pulled pork sandwich at Bessinger's in Charleston. We have rarely visited Charleston and not had at least one pulled pork sandwich from Bessingers. It was a good way to start the day.
When we got out to the area of Edisto Beach we found a beach access parking area, walked out with Winston, took a few photos, and because it was windy and I needed to find the local rest room, we left. So much for the beach combing.
You will note Winston was sticking his tongue out at me. He did not like the wind, nor the roar of the surf.
We stopped at a local museum, chatting with the docents, but, decided to not go in. Man stopped at a shrimp shop and came out with about a pound, boiled and spiced. He enjoyed, I plugged my nose. LOL
Not much of a report, but, we really did enjoy the ride. Back roads, covered by huge pin oaks and dripping spanish moss. A bit of beach, and some shrimp for Man. Yep, a good day.


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I'm selling our Key West 2007 2300 SS Bluewater Center Console boat. While I started selling the boat to move up we found a house we want to buy so it has to go. Take advantage of this $50k setup! The nada on it is $48k without all the options.
This boat has been kept with an open check book and highly customized to turn it into one incredible boating and fishing machine. You won't find another like it out on the water. The boat is completely dialed in and turn key and has been dry racked kept for the past two years. All electronics are still fairly new and professionally installed. Lower unit seals, water pumps and impellers were just done first of June. All it needs is gas, bait, and fishing tackle added.
Twin Evinrude E-Tec 115's, 440 hours each
Self-bailing cockpit
Ten year hull warranty (3 years left!)
35 Gallon live well under leaning post
128 Qt. Fish box with custom cutting board
94 Qt cooler with cushion
Raw water wash down
Molded anchor locker with anchor
Lenco Trim Tabs
Deadrise 21 degree
Draft: 15"
SeaStar hydraulic steering
Walk thru transom door
Molded swim platform with stainless steel ladder
140 Gallon fuel tank
8'6" beam
Room for porta potty in console
23 Rod holders (4 transom, 4 leaning post, 5 on t-top, 6 on front rails, 2 gunnel)
2 Bilge pumps (i had extra installed)
High water alarm
BEP VSR cluster with custom starboard box
Garmin 7212 Head Unit
GMR 18 HD Radar
Garmin VHF 300 w/ AIS
GDL 40 Weather
GSD 22 Sounder
Garmin Satellite Sirius Radio
Fusion MS-IP700 radio with Fusion AMP
Fusion MS-NRX200 remote (by steering wheel)
4 Bazooka tube speakers
LED spreaders
LED in gunnels
LED under back seat
Underwater LEDs transom
T-Bag under t-top, holds 4 life vests
NEW House Battery - Duracell 29 AGM
NEW 3 Bank Battery Charger
3 AGM Batteries (1 house, 1 for each motor)
Aluminum tandem axle trailer
Full T-Top Custom Boat Cover included (a $1,000 value) (added 6/18/2014)
$39,999 - Call 601.467.9744 (if I don't answer I'm in meeting so leave message or send text)
Below is the switch panel. If you aren't familiar with the BEP VSR cluster it is pretty awesome. The VSRs are new as of last year and a custom box was made for them. When the motor batteries get charged after cranking they send power to the house to charge it. Pretty much as long as the motors are running the house is getting charged. One switch to cut power to the all electronics, the house. And can emergency parallel all batteries if needed.
This is custom feature I had professionally installed after some research. On the starboard side of the console is a built-in tackle box. It holds 5 plano tackle boxes.
When the new electronics were installed the helm was completely customized to accomodate the large 12 inch Garmin 7212. A custom switch panel was made and the switches are all new direct from KW.
Everything is wired into the Garmin including the motors and Fusion radio. It controls the whole boat and is completely customizable with multiple screen layouts. You can view the chartplotter and switch songs while under way. The Fusion remote installed by the wheel makes it supper easy to control volume while underway as well.
Because the radio can be controlled from the remote near the wheel or via the Garmin there was never really any need to mount the radio in the electronic box. So we made a custom box to mount the radio on top of the tackle storage box on the inside of the console. This keeps it out of the weather and still makes it easy to put an ipod / iphone or change the USB sticks for music if needed.
Here are some cruise numbers with 2 people onboard,123 gallons of fuel, tackle and ice.
All electronics were professionally installed. Here is a shot of the wiring inside the console.
Video of us running back in from the islands.
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Here is a video that shows the motor idling at the ramp. Super quiet and lots of torque!
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Government Job Profile: Direct Support Professional
Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, or IDD, need people in their lives who provide them with assistance and instruction on completing tasks most people take for granted. The people who provide this help and training are called direct support professionals, or DSPs.
This job offers challenging and rewarding work. Challenges come from just about every facet of the job. For example, co-workers might not show up, causing you to work longer hours than you expected; individuals can exhibit violent, self-injurious, or destructive behaviors; or you might have to clean up a disgusting mess. Despite these challenges, the job is rewarding because DSPs help the people they serve learn new skills and reach life goals.
DSP jobs are available in the public and private sectors. In government, DSPs are employed at state-run institutions for individuals with IDD. Individuals live at these institutions. Some of them work with DSPs to learn skills necessary to live in settings like group homes and assisted living facilities.
Selecting a Direct Support Professional
The selection process for DSPs is fairly basic. People apply, interview, and have background checks run on them. If everything turns out okay on the background check, they are hired. In government, job openings are filled using the normal government hiring process. Because the turnover rate is high among DSPs, employers need to fill vacant positions quickly, so they may skip a few of the steps in the hiring process.
The Education You'll Need
The most common educational requirement for DSP jobs is a high school education, but many employers do not even require that. Most employers require DSPs to be at least 18 years old.
The Experience You Need
DSP jobs do not require any experience. Employers provide all the training new hires will need which is often extensive. Beyond new employee orientation, employers provide training on CPR; behavior management; occupational safety; and abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Whatever you need to know on the job, the employer will provide training for it.
What You'll Do
DSPs help individuals with IDD by providing them with a safe living environment, helping them with daily tasks, and teaching them life skills. DSPs can work with adults and children.
For DSPs to provide a safe living environment, they make sure the risk of injuries is minimized and other health hazards are kept away from individuals. For instance, DSPs take precautions like keeping sharp knives in locked drawers, storing household cleaners in locked cabinets, monitoring individuals' behavior toward themselves and others, and reporting to appropriate authorities any instances of suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation. Most of the time, reports of abuse, neglect, and exploitation are investigated by adult protective services specialists.
On a daily basis, DSPs help individuals with tasks most other people take for granted. Tasks like cooking, cleaning, showering, toileting, leaving the house, shopping, and managing money take a little more effort for individuals with IDD. DSPs assist with tasks individuals cannot do for themselves and teach tasks individuals can learn to do for themselves. Both the individual and DSP feel a great sense of accomplishment when the individual learns to complete a new task.
The most important personality trait for DSPs is patience. There will be times when you are frustrated. Individuals will have bad days where they act out or refuse to cooperate with instructions. You have to take a step back and remember why you are there—to help the individuals do things and learn things they cannot do for themselves. They need your help, and sometimes they cannot express their discontent, unhappiness, or frustration in productive ways.
In addition to patience, DSPs need compassion, honesty, integrity, composure under pressure, dependability, punctuality, and a strong sense of teamwork. These characteristics will help you deal with the challenges of the work and will make you someone with whom other DSPs want to work.
Over time, DSPs develop a keen sense of observation. They can tell when something isn't right with the individuals they serve. Perhaps the thing bothering an individual is being slightly off on a daily ritual, but sometimes the issue can be more serious. When they can't put their finger on what's wrong, DSPs review documentation and ask others involved with the individual what might be going on. Other DSPs, medical professionals, other individuals, and family members might be able to shed light on the situation.
Whatever is happening, DSPs try to figure out the problem so they can involve the appropriate people to help.
What You'll Earn
This is definitely not a line of work you go into for the money. According to 2012 data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average wage for personal care aides is $9.57 per hour. Two large factors contributing to this low wage are the minimal amount of education required and the high turnover within the workforce.


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The Benefits of Drinking Coffee
Ah, coffee. Whether in the morning, afternoon, or with dessert, we love our coffee. In fact, according to a Harvard study, about 54% of all Americans over the age of 18 drink coffee on a daily basis. Of all the foods and drinks commonly discussed in the health community, perhaps no other is accompanied by so much controversy and disagreement as coffee. Is it good for you? Is it bad for you? Or somewhere in between? Let's take a look at some of the facts.
The Low Down
On a basic level, coffee is actually good for you (though, like all things, it's best in moderation. Remember, too much of even a good thing can be a bad thing). Loaded with nutrients and antioxidants, your daily cup of Mornin' Joe can actually do great things for your health. In fact, according to several studies, Americans get more antioxidants from coffee than from any other source, including fruits. Coffee has also been linked to lowering risks of diseases such as Alzheimer's, dementia, and Parkinson's, as well as lowering your chances of colon cancer, heart conditions, and a stroke. Some researchers even go so far as to claim that coffee drinkers have longer life expectancies. And along with keeping you alert and focused during the day, there's even some research that says that caffeine can contribute to fat loss by increasing the calorie burning process in your body, resulting in faster weight loss.
The Right & The Wrong
As with most things, there are exceptions to the healthiness of coffee, including things to stay away from and things to make sure you're doing while enjoying your daily cup. For starters, drink your coffee black. It may not taste as flavorful or creamy as you'd like, but it's by far the healthier choice. Most sugars and sweeteners are artificial and turn your previously healthy drink into what's essentially a dessert. Also make sure that your coffee beans are organic, and remember that coffee beans are known for being heavily sprayed with pesticides, more than most other crops in the world. Do your best to stick to one cup of black, unsweetened coffee that's made from organic coffee beans, and maximize the benefits you're reaping from drinking your daily cup of coffee.
Wake Up & Enjoy Your Coffee
As you can see, it's understandable why there's so much confusion surrounding the health benefits/negatives of drinking coffee. By following these points and drinking coffee the right way, you can continue to enjoy your favorite drink while simultaneously doing your body a huge favor.
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Tufts faculty and staff are periodically required to travel on behalf of the university in furtherance of its educational and research mission. The intent of this policy is to help facilitate that travel and is designed to be fair and equitable to both the traveler and the university. It applies to all university travel regardless of the funding source. To be reimbursable, all expenses incurred must be necessary to the business of the university and in compliance with IRS, state and/or granting agency regulations and represent a reasonable and appropriate use of university funds.
The university travel policy is outlined in general terms and is not intended to cover every possible situation or scenario that may arise. In all matters, travelers are representing Tufts and should act in an ethical, practical and fiscally responsible manner.
All travel must adhere to established university policies and procedures
Tufts has established relationships with
Travel Agencies
to provide a full range of travel services to university employees. Those agencies can help make travel arrangements for Tufts employees, as well as nonemployees, including students and university guests. In addition, employees may also contact Tufts Support Services for assistance booking travel arrangements. When calling TSS for booking assistance, please be prepared to provide
intake information
to our agents.
Tufts Corporate Card should be used to the fullest extent possible to pay all travel-related and/or business expenses.
International Travel
In commitment to your safety and well-being abroad, we encourage you to consult these resources prior to traveling: This list is not intended to be exhaustive but to provide main sources of information prior to traveling abroad. Travelers are encouraged to conduct
extensive pre-travel research
Corporate Card/e-Expense
Tufts Corporate Card should be used to the fullest extent possible to pay all travel-related and/or business expenses. Tufts Corporate Card must be used to pay travel- or business-related charges, such as hotel costs, rental car costs, and meals. See:
How to Obtain a Corporate Card.
Future related travel expenses such as airfare, conference fees, deposits on cars or hotels should be assigned to a newly created report with actual trip dates within the Apptricity report. This will allow the expenses to be aged via the trip dates and not the date of the expense itself. Please refer to the report number and submit when you return with other expenses incurred.
When necessary the
University Corporate Card
should be used for the prepayment of all travel expenses however when not feasible, the traveler should request prepayment via eREQ.
Per Diems
Reimbursement at Tufts can take two forms:
Reimbursement for actual costs incurred via original receipts
Per Diem for meals and incidental expenses (M&IE)
The Corporate Card cannot be used to pay for Meals & Incidentals when taking per diem allowances.
Per Diem Rates
or the
Per Diem Need to Know Tip Sheet
Reimbursing Expenses
If the employee has out of pocket travel expenses, they should be entered in the e-Expense report. See
Obtaining Access to e-Expense.
An employee can use the e-expense system themselves, or receipts and
required trip information/travel intake form
can be sent to TSS for processing (via email, web or campus mail). Note that even if an employee sends receipts to TSS for processing, e-Expense access is required because the TSS travel group will route the employee's report for approval through this system. It is important to complete your travel report in a timely fashion.
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I love squash, and am always looking for new ways to use it. Last night I made a quick curried squash risotto. When planning the menu for the week I found a risotto receipe and used that as the base idea. I sauteed squash, garlic and onions in butter and olive oil.
While that was cooking I made the risotto using a combination of vegetable and chicken stock, I had leftovers in the fridge. Just before the risotto was finished I added some ginger, golden raisins and sliced almonds. When the squash was soft I combined everything and served it with some leftover chicken and bread, I had french bread, naan would have been much better, but naan is always the best.