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Mid-Winter Slump
After the holidays when you're exhausted from celebrating, and the winter winds howl at your windows with sleet pelting your roof, time slows. The credit card bills arrive. You scratch your head and wonder at your free-handed spending. The bath scales glare and report the extra pounds now clinging firmly to your thighs. The mid-winter slump has fallen upon you.
But when your spirit starts to plummet, consider the season as a gift from God, a time to recover, reflect, and prepare for the next season. Begin by pondering on things present only in winter. Study the majestic trees stripped of their leaves, their distinct forms revealed. Look at how their limbs twist into funny angles. Watch how the sun slants across them in winter at a much lower angle causing the bark at the top to appear several shades lighter. Focus on an isolated leaf, brown and withered, fluttering in the biting cold. It's a solitary flag, hanging on to its claim.
When you feel you can't stand another day of the snow keeping the kids home from school, bundle up. Plunge into the mounds of white fluff right alongside them. Listen as their delightful squeals, caught by the wind, suddenly create a winter playground full of warmth. Enthralled, unaware of their reddened noses and chattering teeth, little arms and legs design unique snow angels. The children's boundless energy is contagious. Feed off it. Click pictures and save memories.
When frigid temperatures make stepping outside miserable, even dangerous, touch an icy-cold window pane and speak a word of thankfulness for your warm dwelling. Pause there a moment as you reflect on the coming season with grass-cutting, weeding, and pollen-causing allergens. Then yawn and return to your recliner next to the glowing fire. Enjoy a cup of hot tea. Spring can wait. While you're there, take in the comforting smell of a bubbling casserole wafting through the house. Later the toasty warmth of the kitchen will draw the family together around the table.
While you scrape the windshield and hope the tires hug the road securely enough to deliver you to work, take a moment to notice a cardinal perched atop a branch, its feathers brilliant against the drab background. Or peer into the sky at the starlings. Watch and listen as they fly helter-skelter across a steel-gray sky, their formation twisting back and forth in a frenzied dance understood only by them.
If it seems an eternity between the end of the holidays and the first sun-warmed day of spring, make a point to look for the stop-you-in-your-tracks resplendent sunrises and sunsets. Only in this season will the air be crisp and clear enough to allow more colors of the spectrum to shine through without being scattered. So let your eyes feast on the glided skies that cause your brain to release endorphin for a natural high.
Take in a deep breath of the fresh, clean snow. Laugh as you observe the birds devouring the seeds you set out for them. Look for the greedy one who misses out on eating because he's too busy running off the others. Watch how they band together against their neighbor, the squirrel when he tries to join them.
Soon the winter winds are chased away by warm breezes. The snow melts and suddenly crocuses pop up, fresh and vibrant as though they've been grooming and preparing for this day all winter. Christmas debt comes under control. The pounds gained over the holidays melt away as you push a lawnmower, dig into the earth to plant a garden or resume outdoor sports you love. The earth's production of colors, seemingly brand new every year, brings to an end the quiet months. Your pace will quicken. Your plans will unfold. You'll move into the next season of life, the bitter cold of winter all but forgotten.
For now, give praise to God, being mindful of the good of each season. Allow yourself the gift of winter, a time to rejoice in God's perfect design.


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In December 2016 the Nigerian Navy christened a new warship – NNS Unity, the first in a new class of ships called the Stealth Offshore Patrol Vessels.
Displacement : 1500 tons.
Length : 90 m.
Speed : 25 knots.
Range :4000 nautical mile.
At first glance the bridge could be mistaken for a Space Shuttle (okay maybe not), the series of display screens, trackballs,communication etc certainly looks impressive.
There are wo things that makes NNS UNITY truly special.
1. It's the first brand new ship the Nigerian Navy has acquired since 1985.
2. It's the only warship designed specifically for stealth in sub-saharan Africa.
The sleek sharp edges and sloping surfaces means that it shows up on radar as nothing larger than a small fishing vessel. The fact that there is no comparative Navy in west, east and central Africa acts as force multiplier, the ship can sail into the coast of any country undetected.
Besides the traditional radars and deck guns, NNS UNITY also has a helipad big enough for two helicopters. Thanks to the ship's sensors and radars NNS UNITY can deploy special forces into enemy coasts in the region undetected.
An Augusta Westland helicopter is strapped to the deck of NNS Unity after landing.

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My family LOVES it when I make pizza! I use Bob's Red Mill gluten free mix to make the crust. The packages says it makes 2 crusts, but I just make one big thick crust. Follow directions for the crust.
Meanwhile, in a pan I saute' a red onion in a bit of olive oil until soft. I add ground turkey and cook until browned. I then add a tub of crumbled goat cheese and pasta sauce. My favorite is Arrabiatta Sauce from Trader Joe's.
Once the crust is cooked, I top with the sauce/cheese/meat to make an amazing Meat-za!
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Strategy introduced to foster private sector in western MongoliaSociety
Ulaanbaatar/MONTSAME/ A discussion themed 'Strategy to foster private sectors in western Mongolia' was held at State House on November 19.
During the discussion, authorities of the Cabinet Secretariat of Government, Governors of Bayan-Ulgii, Gobi-Altai, Khovd, Uvs and Zavkhan aimags, heads of citizens' representatives meetings of the aimags, chairman of Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry, representatives of the local chambers of commerce and industry, Asian Development Bank's Country Director for Mongolia Yolanda Fernandez Lommen and specialists of corresponding ministries were introduced with the strategy to develop private sector in western region and some survey reports.
The Asian Development Bank has been implementing a technical assistance project 'Fostering value-added activities in western Mongolia' since 2016. Within the project, competitiveness assessment report and institutional readiness assessment report were carried out in five western aimags over the past three years and business plans were worked out for meat factory in Bayan-Ulgii aimag, 'Narlag Khulemj' in Gobi-Altai aimag, seed farm in Khovd aimag and grain farm in Uvs aimag. Moreover, information rooms of governor offices were furnished with required equipment and a series of trainings were provided to staffs of private and public organizations.
The ADB recommended the Cabinet Secretariat of Government that it needs to create favorable environment of governance, empower private sector and develop infrastructure within short period in order to foster local private sector.
Ms. Yolanda said, "The technical assistance project has implemented successfully. It fulfilled its objectives sufficiently. Long-term regional assessment on the state of public and private entities will be a baseline document for government policy to develop rural areas and be useful data for businessmen to find their directions of activities and choose future paths."
U.Byambasuren, deputy head of the Cabinet Secretariat, said "This baseline document is very important for government to define its development policy that fits territorial and regional features. We have expressed our interest to the ADB to realize this project in other aimags."


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How do you make time for writing or, in my case, submitting? The short answer is you just do. The long answer is…<heavy sigh>…you just do.
The bottom line is: when you really want to do something, you find a way and it gets done. Endless Facebook scrolling? Check. Channel surfing? Check. Shopping? Check. Masturbation? Check! So you just have to treat writing as seriously as you treat these hobbies and distractions.
One thing that makes it easier to sit down every day and write is to sit down every day and write. What I mean by that smart ass remark is that there is a lubing up of the cogs, so to speak, when you become consistent. Every little action becomes smoother. You don't have to put as much effort or planning into the task.
It's like going running every day. When you first start, waking up at 7 am to get dressed and haul ass seems not only impossible but ridiculous. The much better idea is always to stay in bed and dream of making it big someday. But once you've gotten over that hurdle of going running for a few days or a week, you find yourself just automatically getting up, accidentally putting your sneakers on, stretching with your eyes closed and a light snore emitting from your nose, heading out the door. There's not a lot of thought involved, and occasionally when there is a lot of thought, it's always focused very intently on talking you out of running and getting back into bed.
So the short version of the long answer is: don't think. Just do. There's no magic potion, there's no 5-star apps, there's no mathematical formula.
And now here's me not thinking, just doing:
Day 26 - I haven't submitted for a number of days, so tonight me and my pal Watermelon Cosmo went on a rampage and submitted four short stories.
Therapeutic Madness to Mud Season Review - about a woman who quietly slides into a spiritual meltdown, which I illustrate with ever-changing grammatical perspectives (i.e. first person, second person, third person).
Ace of Spades to Painted Bride Quarterly - about a woman who, the more she discovers the different meanings and myths behind the ace of spades, the more the card seem to dictate the outcome of her budding relationship with a man at work.
Yoga In Yakima Potomac Review - about a woman who finally realizes that no amount of casual sex, inebriation or tarot readings can fill the emptiness in her life on the road trip back to her hometown to blame her dysfunctional parents for her lack of success.
Full Circle to Quarterly West - about a quirky woman who, the more she tries to be herself, the more she seems to alienate the guy of her affections.
Day 27 - Therapeutic Madness to Qwerty Literary Magazine.
Day 28 - Full Circle to Redivider Literary Magazine.


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- Friday @ 1:30pm – Parents/guardians are invited to attend a presentation put on by the campers
Remember to bring a nut free lunch … snacks will be provided!
Ages: Junior Kindergarten to Grade 6.
Cost: There is no fee for this exceptional program!
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This is the third article in a series on the business value of geometry as search criteria, or Shape Search, a new technology that can help you reach greater returns on your Teamcenter investment. Here we will see how an NX user can begin a search with just a rough design that takes seconds to create and find finished parts for reuse.
Catch up on the whole series by reading part 1, part 2, part 4 and part 5
Reuse makes good business sense. The first article in this series, "Shape Search for Engineering Productivity", illustrated this with an analysis of industry findings. The second article, "Part Standardization and Reuse", showed shape search supporting a strategic classification initiative. This article shows how search by shape overcomes the barriers of language that hinder traditional search. In fact, an NX user can search with no keywords at all, using just a very coarse model created with minimal effort. This is shown in the accompanying video.
Note that the initial lack of specificity yields a broad selection of parts but the visual feedback enables the user to quickly focus, seeding follow-on searches with precise parts. Teamcenter Shape Search is architected to support the naturally iterative nature of search. Sometimes you don't know what you want until you find it.
This blog was inspired by "Five Ways Shape Search Drives Business Value" by Jim Brown, President of Tech-Clarity. The complete paper is available here.
Erwin Argyle is a Senior Product Manager and can be contacted for more information on shape search
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text: Dear Artists, Are you a woman aspiring to give more energy, focus and attention to your Art? Do you seek to share your struggles and successes with making and/or marketing Art with other female artists? Do you need support to help you stay with the process and release your works into the world? Are you interested in giving and receiving constructive feedback on your work and marketing methods? Do you want to exhibit your work? If so, You are invited to our first Artist Empowerment Circle for Women. The purpose of this Circle is to: 1) Provide sacred space for women artists to gather and garner support to stay on the Artist's Path and grow in passion, purpose, perseverance and prosperity 2) Share information and wisdom on making, marketing & selling art, submissions, residencies, grants and work opportunities 3) Provide critical feedback on each other's work 4) Create collective opportunities for exhibiting women's art. Please bring one original work that travels easy. Please send me jpegs of 1-3 works of your art that best represent you. I will create a slide show to share with everyone at the Circle. And lastly please bring a beverage or light, healthy snack to share. Tea will be provided. Hope you can join us! Joyfully, Karma Cloud


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CHAMPAGNE, Sparkling Wine & Light Reds
Date/Time: July 24th, 2018 06:00 PM
Ending Date/Time: July 24th, 2018 09:00 PM
NO DOUBT ABOUT IT, Summer is HERE and it's not letting up! Luckily for you, it's pretty cool at Vendome, not only the temperature but the people, AND the Champagne and sparkling wine will be ICE COLD - I promise!
I've selected a wonderful line up of some exceptional champagne and Sparkling wine from across the globe.
As for the light reds, what is more appropriate for summer than Cru Beaujolais? What, you've never had it, well you're in for a pleasant surprise tonight.
Bubbles and Beaujolais, sounds like a fantastic Tuesday Night to me. Join us! ~David~


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A West Coast Post-Season →
With roughly a month remaining in the baseball season, it is clear that, at least for 2014, there has been a geographical shift in the game's balance of power. If the season were to end today, four California teams would be assured of one of baseball's ten post-season spots, while another west coast team still has a chance for the second wild card in the AL. Equally significantly, no team from Boston, New York or Philadelphia would make the post-season. The last time none of those three northeastern cities all missed the post-season was 1992. That was also the last year that only four teams made the playoffs.


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Privatisation of Oilfields Opposed
THE Petroleum and Gas Workers' Federation of India, the largest federation of oil trade unions, has strongly opposed the action of the central government for handing over 15 oilfields of ONGC and OIL to private parties in the name of marginal oilfields auction. The government, under a policy adopted on September 2, 2015 after closing the New Exploration Licensing Policy (NELP), selected 67 oilfields for auction. The government claims that these oilfields are non-viable, remote and ONGC-OIL failed to produce oil and gases.
In the meantime, the government invited private parties to participate in the auction by lunching roadshows in India and abroad, declaring that total 86MMT of crude oil reserve is there in the 67 oilfields with a value of Rs 70,000 crore. If the government's claim is genuine, then the whole picture of the up-stream oil industry would be changed because as on date the state-run Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) and Oil India Limited (OIL) together are producing only 35-37MMT of crude. It proves that the future of the up-stream oil industry will be in the hand of private parties.
Moreover, the conditions formulated by the central government for auction of oilfields are totally in favour of the private parties. The basic conditions are: (a) The companies need not pay cess to the central government, (b) Royalty which is paid to the respective state government will be modified, (c) The private companies shall decide where to supply the crude and gas, (d) The private companies can fix the price of the crude and gas, (e) During exploration, if any other minerals is found, the parties will get the right of the minerals, (f) Transportation of oil and gas will be carried out through the system of ONGC/OIL by the private parties, (g) No past experiences is required for participating in tender.
After auction of 67 oilfields, if 86 MMT of crude oil is discovered, the control of upstream oil sector will certainly go to the hand of privates and the existence of public sector ONGC and OIL will be under big trouble. Very recently, the central government decided to put 15 oilfields of ONGC and OIL on auction in the name of non-viability. But, as per the information, a reserve of about 791.2 million metric tons (MMT) of crude oil and 333.46 million cubic meters of natural gases are there in the 15 oilfields.
The Federation observes that during UPA government, 9TH round of NELP was conducted and many oilfields with huge reserve of oil and gas discovered by ONGC and OIL were handed over to the private parties. The most viable Mukta and Punna oilfields, which were discovered by ONGC in the Arabian Sea, were handed over to the private parties. We know the biggest scam of natural gases at KG Basin which was perpetrated by Reliance by stealing gas from ONGC field. There are many cases of looting of national property by the private companies. Still the central government is patronising the private parties for the interest of the corporate and to destroy the state-run ONGC and OIL.
The Federation strongly protests such anti-national activities of the government and urges it to stop the process immediately. In a statement issued on November 28, the Federation appealed to all oil trade unions to raise their voice against the policy to save oil PSUs and national economy.


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Cushing's Syndrome in Women With Polycystic Ovaries and Hyperandrogenism continues the theme of how to distinguish between PCOS and Cushing's. Above is a picture of a woman who was diagnosed as having PCOS. 7 years later, she was re-tested and found to have Cushing's Syndrome instead.
Cushing's patients are frequently misdiagnosed with PCOS. It is an easy diagnosis (in layman's terms) and avoids the multiple tests and confusion which suspicion of Cushing's seems to bring. This article talks about the aforementioned case and 3 others where Cushing's was misdiagnosed as PCOS. Once treated for the Cushing's, all symptoms which had been attributed to PCOS resolved.
The authors make the case for "the diagnosis of PCOS only when other etiologies have been excluded." They also contend " economic pressures drive health care to be delivered within fewer consultation sessions outside of specialist centers [making it] pertinent to emphasize that not all cases of hyperandrogenism or ovarian cysts are related to PCOS and that curable causes, such as Cushing's syndrome, must be excluded by careful history taking, examination and (potentially repeated) investigation."
And, as a sidenote, the authors mention screening patients who have type 2 diabetes. According to them, "Recent data obtained by screening individuals with type 2 diabetes suggest that cortisol excess, widely considered a rare endocrinopathy in the form of classical Cushing's syndrome, is in fact more common than supposed. "


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Wife of corrupt Police officer Angelo 'Trigger' Tombs. Shamed after years of enabling her husband's crimes, Olivia approached Officer Frank Kent with incriminating information regarding Angelo's illicit dealings in underage prostitution. A deal was made in exchange for protection and a new life for Olivia and her unborn child. On 10 April 1920, Angelo and Olivia were both arrested outside their Darlinghurst home. Officer Kent blatantly denied any involvement with Olivia in spite of her adamantly pleading their arrangement. Olivia was finally 'coerced' into a confession and charged with promoting prostitution and aiding and abetting a criminal. She was sentenced to Long Bay with parole pending but was brutally glassed by an inmate. Her child was never born.
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We are seeking, professional and talented Business Development Managers to sell an innovative product and service into digital brands; OTT Media, Electronic Publishing, Gaming, Live Sport Coverage, Mobile Apps or E-learning. Are you successful in generating new business? Conduct senior sales meetings and promote a technical product offering?
If you are feeling restricted or unchallenged in your current role or crave a vibrant and awesome place to work, get in touch.
SALARY: Basic from £55,000 to £75,000 depending on experience.
BENEFITS: Bonus uncapped + Car Allowance + Contributory Pension
LOCATION: Northampton or Central London (occasional overseas travel)
COMMUTABLE LOCATIONS: Milton Keynes, Leamington Spa, Leicester, London, Oxford,
JOB SPECIFICATION: Business Development Manager - FinTech; Direct Carrier Billing
We need you to be the "front-line" of our UK team. You will be the hunter of new possibilities in an ever changing digital marketplace. Stretching across global markets with big brands and big deals.
Our Business Development Managers need to be:
· Knowledgeable of digital products and digital services, ideally with a prior knowledge or passion to learn about FinTech / Direct Carrier Billing.
· Educated to degree level and able to concept sell.
· Experienced in independent selling and demonstrate previous success of selling at Director level into big brands.
REQUIREMENTS: Business Development Manager - FinTech; Direct Carrier Billing
Day to Day, as the Business Development Manager, you will be;
· Targeting the growing digital online industry, selling our unique product and service offering.
· Devising the sales strategy and fully own and manage the approach from start to finish.
· Engaging in a variety of sales activities that include strategic canvassing, organisational and market alignment, reputation and relationship management, and operational & outcome management.
· Fostering a strategic / conceptual sell into executives of large global brands.
· Collaborating with the internal teams; Sales Managers, Account Managers, Technical teams and Marketing Department.
· Constantly growing your knowledge of the digital markets and engage the market experts.
We are a UK based established FinTech business, providing Direct Carrier Billing as a service to digital brands globally! It is critical you have knowledge and expertise in one or more of the digital sectors; Gaming, Video On Demand, e-Publishing, e-Learning, Mobile App's and Mobile Software.
It is highly likely you will have worked in any of the following roles and/or markets, and worked with the following products and/or services:
· New Business. Key Account Manager. National Account Manager. Business Development Manager. Sales Manager. Business Manager. Channel Development Manager. Channel Manager. Brand Manager.
· Digital Consumer Products. Mobile Carriers. Mobile Communications. Digital Content. OTT Media, Over-the-Top Media. PR – digital. Digital Marketing. Mobile Telecommunications. Fintech. Consumer Payments. DCB. Direct Carrier Billing. Global Technology. Digital Sport Content. E-Learning. E-Publishing. Digital Fitness App's.
Please Note - We have been selected as the exclusive retained partner for this role so any direct applications to our client from candidates or agencies will be forwarded on to us direct.
INTERESTED? Please apply to our retained consultant Kerry Austin quoting Business Development Manager - FinTech and reference KA15231 to DD: +Wallace Hind Selection. The Old Vicarage. Duston. Northants. NN5 6JB. Tel: +. Please note that the postcodes used for this vacancy are for searching purposes only, they may not refer exactly to where the role is based.


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Our motto can be "You dream and hustle, Kate handles the problems."
I propose the following. Monthly meetings with focus, old homework reviewed, new topic workshopped, new homework. Below is blueprint of the overall process:
Session 1: Vision Building & Limit Breaking
Session 2: Making it Comfortable by Setting Parameters & Mapping
Session 3: Branding, Website, & Manifesting Your Ideal Customer
Session 4: Content & Messaging Made Easy
Session 5: List Building, Social Media Blueprint Demystified
Session 6: The Pitch Script- Selling to the List, Sweet Talking Distributors, and Matchmaking Spaces with You
Session 7: The Event: profitability, setting up future success
Session 8: Building Momentum, Establishing a Profitable Routine
As you can see this a business crash course customized to you. I have been looking at B-Schools all over the place and they cover a lot but they are not customized and they charge about $2000 so you cover some stuff more than you need to for your particular business and some stuff not enough for your particular business, and when you are stuck, there is no one to workshop it through with you. Lastly, it a course with a million people so you go at their pace and not yours.
I have no intention of charging you that. But since I will be having to prepare for every session, just like this email took me more time, thought, skills, and research than a regular booking email, I was thinking $200/session. The good news is that if you pay me hst, you can claim the sessions as a business expense. Also, after a while, everyone else will be paying more than you (like double), so you are getting me in transition mode.
We can speed up or slow down however you want, spend extra time on stuff that you're stuck on or accelerate and save your session fees and get you there faster. We'll cover the business stuff, but also all the psychological stuff that comes up with that and would hold you back. The goal will be to get your career poppin' but also that the process is fun for you.
You will walk away from every session with an audio recording of the session, notes, a specific action plan, and pictures of what we workshopped to keep you on track between sessions.


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KINGSPORT, TN (WJHL) – The 11th annual Racks by the Tracks Festival will take place in Kingsport on Saturday. Several roads in the downtown area will be closed.
Clinchfield Street from Center Street to Press Street will remain closed through the end of the festival Saturday evening.
Other roads will be closed for the Racks by the Tracks 10K and 5K road races, which start at 9:00 am and 10:30 am Saturday. Affected streets include Clay Street, New Street, Press Street, Clinchfield Street, W. Sullivan Street, Main Street, Market Street, and Clay Street.
The City of Kingsport also says the Farmers Market and Carousel will be closed during Racks by the Tracks.
To learn more about the Racks by the Tracks festival, please visit festival's website at www.racksbythetracks.com/.


text: Understanding the importance of a good night's sleep Sleep duration and quality is an area of increasing public health concern and has been linked as a risk factor for various conditions. We have shown that sleep habits can be changed with relative ease in healthy adults using a personalised approach. – Haya Al Khatib, lead researcher from the Department of Nutritional Sciences Researchers at King's have found that sleeping for longer each night is a simple lifestyle intervention that could help reduce intake of sugary foods and lead to a generally healthier diet overall. Sleep is a modifiable risk factor for various conditions including obesity and cardio-metabolic disease. The study looked at the feasibility of increasing sleep hours in adults who typically slept for less than the recommended minimum for adults of seven hours. Alongside this, the researchers undertook a pilot investigation that looked at the impact of increasing sleep hours on nutrient intake. They found that extending sleep patterns through improved 'sleep hygiene' behaviours (such as avoiding caffeine and establishing a routine) resulted in a 10-gram reduction in reported intake of free sugars compared to baseline levels. The researchers also noticed trends for reduced intake of total carbohydrates reported by the sleep extension group. You may also be interested in: Eat your greens: understanding the cardiovascular benefits of dietary nitrate 16 January 2018 The most important meal of the day: breakfast key for nutrition 17 August 2017 FODMAPs: Nutrition research to improve lives for millions of IBS sufferers 25 August 2017 The principal investigator, Dr Wendy Hall, from the Department of Nutritional Sciences observed: 'The fact that extending sleep led to a reduction in intake of free sugars, by which we mean the sugars that are added to foods by manufacturers or in cooking at home as well as sugars in honey, syrups and fruit juice, suggests that a simple change in lifestyle may really help people to consume healthier diets.' Lead researcher, Haya Al Khatib, from the Department of Nutritional Sciences commented: 'Sleep duration and quality is an area of increasing public health concern and has been linked as a risk factor for various conditions. We have shown that sleep habits can be changed with relative ease in healthy adults using a personalised approach.' For the full news story, visit the King's website. For more information about studying in the Department of Nutritional Sciences, visit the online prospectus. Health Technology & Science Related news King's Civic Challenge goes live Parliamentary sovereignty, Brexit's impact on party unity and the UK's handling of the financial crisis NATO's new generation


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Easter, Ēostre, Ostara, or simply put, the Spring Equinox, is one of my favorite times of the year. I grew up in Michigan and Canada where we have fields of Tulips, Daffodils, and Black-Eyed Susans that fill the view as the snow melted away. Metaphorically speaking, it's that time of year where everything gives way to the old and in with the new. The beginning of Spring marks a perfect time on your calendar to start a new project, explore a new idea, learn a skill, or even have a wedding! That's why I was so excited about this Easter brunch inspired wedding. In order to celebrate the naturalistic side of spring, the wedding was hosted on a local ranch: The Davie Ranch!
As I pulled together our team, including Lara Rose Photography to capture the day, one of the most important parts of the reception for me was that it was placed on an open field, snug with one of their beautiful oak trees. The mix of the rustic Davie Ranch with the chic softness of Elements and Accent's tables was bound to be natural and sophisticated at the same time. The benefit of having an outdoor wedding reception on their farm is the variety of visitors we ended up getting in our shots! We had peacocks, chickens, and even some baby cows walk by as if on cue.
An important factor of a nature-inspired spring wedding is the flowers. Our floral designer, Julia Rohde Designs, provided us with an array of flowing greenery, garden roses, lavender sprigs, and peonies. We decided to stick with a lavender, blush and ivory color palette to compliment the blush wedding dress provided by LA Boudoir and to fit with the spring theme. Instead of a 3-course meal set up, we decided to go with a gold and porcelain brunch look with teacups to compliment it, provided by the Mix Dish.
Every holiday has its traditions. Some people roast a ham or duck for Easter, others may incorporate a grand breakfast spread. We had our caterer, the Culinary Republic, create a beautiful spread of cakes, macaroons, and cupcakes. Altogether, it made for an absolutely beautiful morning of everything you could want for a reception.
Another guest at our table was a baby bunny who couldn't have tied in the theme any better. After the reception, the bride had a horse that Julia Rohde created a neck collar for. There is something very romantic about a groom carrying away his bride on horseback. No matter how you spend your holiday weekend, we hope that you have happy beginnings this year!
For more photos, be sure to check out the whole gallery here.
Venue: The Davie Ranch; Designers: Blue Orchid Events; Photography: Lara Rose Photography; Furniture Rentals: Elements & Accents; Tableware Rentals: The Mix Dish; Florals and Stationery: Julia Rohdes Design; Cakes and Catering: Culinary Republic; Women's attire: LA Boudoir Miami; Beauticians: Kiss This Makeup


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- Had a really good day.
- Today was the 3 year anniversary since I first spoke at United.
- A bunch of the United crowd threw me a surprise party last night which was really cool!
- Hard to believe its been 3 years already.
- That very first weekend we had 85 in attendance…now here we are 3 years later and not only do hundreds of people attend each week, but hundreds of people have come into a relationship with Jesus!
- This morning I came in early and couldn't get the network or 3 screens to work…I panicked…oh no what are we going to do.
- Ummm…reach over and turn the power button on might be a start. 🙂
- At the beginning of the band's warm-up, our drummer was running late so I sat down to at least provide a beat…everyone laughed at me…so I saw Aaron had come in to observe practice so I asked him to drum.
- He did the entire first song and wasn't half bad…although when he was done I thought we might have to call the paramedics…he was wore out.
- It's amazing how much energy our drummers expend and they just keep going and going and going. Many thanks to our drummers over the years, you guys rock (literally).
- Since Andrea was leading a bunch of songs today we also gave her the chance to do a lot of the speaking roles as well.
- I thought she did a great job…I think God has big plans for her…it'll be interesting to see what they are.
- For the first time in a long while both myself and the team seemed to bring as much energy to the later Experience as we did the early one.
- In fact, we posted the 2nd message online.
- I've really enjoyed this series…hope you are as well!
- As I mentioned in the message, I'm going to be offering a class again on how to study the bible on October 10th from 9am-12pm. If you're interested, please let me know. firstname.lastname@example.com
- In the meantime, make sure you are in God's Word everyday looking for principles, not promises.
- Had out of town friends visiting in the early Experience and some family members in the 2nd. Always great to have the support of family and friends.
- I dropped the hammer at 11:15 on the whole evangelism purpose…seriously God wants you inviting every week. People's eternal destinies are at stake…what are you doing about it?
- Time for a nap and then dinner with friends…have a great week…see you and your guests next week!
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You Were Born For This
I just finished reading Bruce Wilkinson's latest book, You Were Born for This. Bruce is the author of the Prayer of Jabez which was a NYT #1 bestseller a few years back.
In You Were Born For This Bruce explains 7 Keys to a Life of Predictable Miracles. To be honest when they sent this book to me for review, I was a bit skeptical. Was this going to be some weird, flaky thing that Christians get laughed and ridiculed for doing? Was Bruce going to go down the name it and claim it path and declare health, wealth and prosperity for all of us?
Thankfully the answer was NO! In the book Bruce just simply lays out a step by step approach of how to connect with God in little ways everyday that will touch and bless people in miraculous ways. All of us have probably already experienced a time where we did something for someone or they did something for us where it was obvious God's hand was in it. It was a mini-miracle so to speak. What Bruce does in the book is explains everything that went into the miracle occurring. Once you know the steps, it's easier to partner with God to do it consistently.
Now I know I'm sounding like the crazy one, but that's why you need to read the book for yourself. You could be 221 pages away from the miracle mission that God has called you to! Highly recommended!
What Happens to People Who Never Hear About Jesus?
I talked with and then received an e-mail over the weekend from an attender of United who was wondering, "If only people who pray and ask Jesus for forgiveness make it to heaven, then what happens to people who have never heard about Him?" I e-mailed him back with my response and thought it might be helpful for others of you as well. So here's what I wrote…
As we spoke about Jesus is the only way to heaven. The question then becomes…"Well then what about people who have never heard of Jesus"? That question can be answered in Romans chapters 1-3. In chapter 1 we read about how God reveals Himself to us through His creation. It's hard not to look at nature, space, the changing of the seasons, the complexities of the human body, etc and not come to the conclusion that something greater than us created it all. We call this "The Light of Creation".
In chapter 2 we read about how our own conscience convicts us of right and wrong. As I shared with you, "Even thieves in the deepest, darkest, jungles of Africa still steal under the cover of darkness". Why? Because they know deep down, even if there are no commands or laws against it in their society that it is wrong. This we call "The Light of Conscience".
In Romans 3 then we read about the good news that Jesus is that "higher power" and that He can and wants to forgive us of all the wrong our conscience has convicted us about. This we call "The Light of Christ". Now everybody during every time has had the "Light of Creation" and the "Light of Conscience".
Many throughout time have been able to hear of Jesus and His offer of forgiveness. For people like that (which includes you and I) we will be judged on "What decision did you make about Jesus in regards to how to handle your sin?" If you've truly prayed and asked for His forgiveness and leadership in your life, then you will be forgiven and are given the assurance of eternal life with Him in heaven. If however you decide that you are going to try to make it into heaven based on your own good works and deeds then you'll spend all of eternity in hell because heaven is a perfect place and only perfect people are allowed to enter in.
Some though never get the chance to hear about Jesus. So does this mean that they will have to suffer in hell forever just simply because they never heard about Him? The answer is no. Does this mean then that people who never hear about Jesus automatically get a free pass to heaven then? The answer again would be no. While they may be ignorant about the claims of Christ, they are not innocent of sin by any stretch of the imagination. So then what happens to these people? Simple…they will be judged based on the amount of light in which they have received. Again we all have an innate sense that there is something out there greater than us (whether we know to call Him God/Jesus or not) and we all feel conviction about the wrongs which we've done (even if we don't know the theological term, "sin"). So the question is, do they acknowledge that sin in their life and recognize that only that "higher power" has the power to forgive them and change them? So all people need forgiveness of sin, we just happen to know that Jesus was God in the flesh who made that possible for us. So you and I will be judged on all 3 "lights", some will only be judged based on the first 2 "lights" because that's all they had.
Inside Today's Experiences
- Great day today.
- School's back in and vacations are over!
- So nice to have the energy of a big crowd again at 9:45.
- Now we need to do a great job of inviting more to the 11:15 so we can get the momentum going there.
- Funny to think that last year at this time it was exactly opposite…huge crowds late and sparse crowds early.
- In any case, things ran pretty smoothly today with the exception of one funky light that didn't want to stay the proper color.
- We also had an unexpected absent by a key person on the tech team and another key person missing so we were scrambling there.
- I ended up running some of it and Josh Schlotterbeck stepped up to "learn on the fly". Thanks Josh.
- If you are interested in helping with tech, let me know.
- Also don't forget we need some more volunteers in the set-up and tear down crews. Again let me know and I'll get your name to the proper people.
- It was great to have Aaron back for a week…love his energy.
- Speaking of energy, I think Andrea had an energy drink this morning…she was pumped up and I love hearing her sing "Unveil".
- Had a few people tell me how much they appreciate that we cover hit songs. Aaron and the team did a great job with Kings of Leon's, Use Somebody.
- We do this so that hopefully when it comes on the radio, a new association has been made in your mind between the song and the message.
- I had a ton of fun with the message at 9:45. Not so much at 11:15…just couldn't get into a good rhythm.
- Guess which one got posted online? 🙂
- Met some great people today at the guest receptions…we're so fortunate to be attracting so many people that are hungry to have God speak into their lives.
- All in all, a good day…I'm already looking forward to next week!
- Tonight we'll be hanging with some of our small group peeps.
- Also excited about the Redskins game today!
Welcome Home
Last night I was travelling to church and saw a couple of people out in their yard very excitedly putting up a rather large sign. At first I thought it was a political sign, but then when I got up close I noticed that it was a welcome home sign for a solider. The joy on their face, even though I only saw it briefly was so apparent.
That got me to thinking. One day if we've been a follower of Christ, heaven will throw a part for us when we die saying "Welcome Home"! Like a solider, we will have been in a temporary battle, in a land not our own, but now we'll be safely home. Notice that soliders realize that they are only going to be living in the land for a short while so they don't get too comfortable there. Yes, they set up temporary shelter, but they realize this is not their real home…every day they yearn to return to home to a place of safety. Everyday they look out for thier fellow soliders because the goal is that none would die, but that all would return safely home to their mother's and father's.
So how about you. Are you too comfortable in this foreign land (earth) which you live? Are you setting upwhat you think is a permanent residence here not realzing that you could be shipped out any day? Are you doing all you can to help your fellow soliders make it home safely? Lots to think about…let's hear what you're thinking…comment below.


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This editorial my Mark Pavilons, Editor of try King Weekly Sentinel is reproduced and appeared in November 21, 2012.
"Three groups spend other people's money: children, thieves, politicians. All three need supervision."
Dick Armey
Here we are, just past the mid-way point of the current term of council.
It's a perfect time to pause, reflect and evalu- ate the performance of the current crop of politicians – those who we entrust with our hard-earned tax dollars.
Being rather new to the King political scene, I have, nonetheless, had ample opportunities over the past 10 months to see and hear them in action. But I've been in the jour- nalism game for more than a quarter century and I even ran for Peel Re- gionalcouncillormyselfin Bolton in the 2010 munici- pal election. One thing I do know a fair bit about is people.
There is "history" in every community and even a fair bit of baggage, plenty of grudges and hard feelings. There are alliances and allegiances. While some of these have led us to this point in our history, progress is all about the future, not the past. The bottom line is we have to work with what we have and what we have was duly elected by the people of King.
Our newspaper asked readers, in our recent webpoll question, whether they believed the mayor and councillors were doing
a good job. The majority of respondents – 84% – voted "yes," while the remainder – 16% – said "no."
While far from scien- tific, if this is any indica- tion at all, then it seems most have faith in the cogs in the wheel that is King Township.
Conversely, in a similar poll in our sister paper, the Caledon Citizen, revealed very different results. The majority (76%) were not impressed by their mayor and councillors, while the minority (24%) felt they were doing a good job.
Again, it may not be definitive, but it does un- cover some of the public sentiment.
We've all heard of the "silent majority." Most residents don't attend council meetings or write letters to the editor. Most don't participate in budget meetings or even vote dur- ing elections.
And that, my fellow citi- zens, has to change.
From where I sit and take notes, I can offer a few observations and per- sonal opinions. I wouldn't elevate them to "in- sights" just yet and the call is ultimately up to the taxpayers.
There seems to be a general cohesiveness and camaraderie among coun- cillors and senior staff. I've seen dysfunctional councils at work over the years and nothing inter- feres more with progress than conflicting egos and self-serving mavericks. Ours seems to work, almost flawlessly. And that's a rare treat. When politicians and staff are all on the same page – each keenly aware of the other's roles, responsibilities and abilities – there is mutual understanding and respect. And I believe that's largely the case, from what I've seen. Of course, I'm not privy to what goes on behind the scenes, but the public face of the Town- ship is aesthetically pleasing.
I find Mayor Steve Pellegrini to be very person- able, approachable and knowledgeable. He also knows the harsh realities of municipal and regional governments. His outgoing and friendly personality are complemented by his confidence and skills as a negotiator and spokesperson. Fortunately, he's also King's number-one cheer- leader – someone residents should be pleased to have in their corner. The fact that he responds to individual residents and even meets with them, is another rarity in municipal politics these days.
I find the council per- sonalities to be quite re- freshing. They provide a great mix of wisdom, ea- gerness, even excitement in their roles as politicians.
No one is perfect and I think the public has high expectations of their elected officials. They're not superheroes, people. But, by the same token, with great power comes great responsibility and that duty to serve should always be paramount. In our system, the good of the many should always be the driving force.
Behind every strong council is a competent and hardworking staff of front-line experts. All de- partments, from planning to recreation and culture, involve constant balanc- ing acts to achieve com- promise.
What the public may not fully appreciate is that these staff have to wear many hats themselves. They have to have a keen eye for logistics; know the legislation inside and out; have a handle on costs and understand the needs and wants of the public. In many regards, their jobs are more difficult than public figures. They are the unsung heroes.
What's important to the taxpayers are accomplish- ments, accountability, ease of access, progress, efficiency, attention to in- frastructure, public safety and fostering a strong local economy.
To those ends, King has some feathers in its pro- verbial cap.
First, the resident- driven Sustainability Plan, which addresses everything from heritage to economics, is a unique playbook for this Town- ship, one very few others have undertaken. Kudos to everyone who helped make this a reality.
Since its implementa- tion this spring, council has stayed true to its in- tent by constantly refer- ring to its guidelines when discussing issues of the day. This document is not sitting on the shelf – it's pages are becoming doge- ared with use and that's a very good thing.
King's desire to remain "green" is a constant struggle, particularly as expansion pressures are mounting.
There has been much debate over growth, but the reality is, it's here and it's increasing rapidly.
King is changing. Like it or not, the township's major urban centres are growing. In order for growth to pay for itself, what's needed is an influx of retail, commercial and industrial development and that, too, is happening.
One key element is pub- lic participation. At most council meetings, you'll find a select few and rep- resentatives of Concerned Citizens of King Town- ship. Thankfully our com- munity benefits from these "watchdogs."
The Township does not employ psychics or mind- readers, so it's vitally important that residents comment and provide input – on everything from the newest subdivision or commercial complex, to taxes, hard services and transit. There's no such thing as too much public opinion on issues.
The doors are open at town hall why not walk through them?
There's no sense com- plaining about this com- plex or higher taxes after the fact.
Elections are not the only time the taxpayers can make a difference. We all can, on a daily basis.
Just try.


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5 Vitamins for Glowing, Healthy and Beautiful Skin
There is no better makeup than having a wrinkle-free, blemish-free and glowing skin. But that's talking about beauty that's just skin deep.
And if you think externally applied creams and lotions can make your skin flawless you are deceiving yourself.
After all beautiful skin starts from the Inside-Out.
You probably already know that beauty is all about attitude and confidence. So before you start looking for skin deep beauty, we recommend that you get comfortable with yourself. Adopting the right attitude towards life, building self-confidence and being comfortable with your body will set the health and beauty ball rolling.
This article is not about any quick fix pills, creams or lotions that will fix your beauty in a day or a week or a month.
As if, there is such a quick fix. Ha!, Never mind the tall claims of all cosmetic companies.
Research has repeatedly shown that our overall health condition has a lot to do with how our skin is. They are tightly coupled with each other. So if you are healthy, you will have a flawless skin and vice versa.
Of course, you can slather on tons of chemicals and colors that pass as makeup these days and hide the real you from everyone. But at the end of the day when you wash off your face . . . you will know, even if nobody else does!
So what can we do to correct internal imbalances so that we achieve real outer and inner beauty?
We have a recommendation of 5 most important nutrients that your skin cannot do without.
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5 Vitamins for Glowing, Healthy and Beautiful Skin.
Vitamin A
Vitamin A reduces wrinkles and increases blood flow to the surface of the skin. It is vital for skin repair and rejuvenation. It slows down the ageing by increasing the deposition of collagen. It also makes the skin smooth and even-toned. Vitamin A corrects all skin conditions as it normalises skin functions.
Vitamin A deficiency makes your skin rough and dry.
The first food on the vitamin A list is, of course, beta-carotene from carrots. Beta carotene is the precursor of vitamin A. Your body knows how to handle beta carotene, so go ahead and eat as many carrots as you wish. And if you are not a fan of eating carrots just juice them!
Besides carrots, there are many dairy products and fruits rich in Vitamin-A such as milk, butter, broccoli, lettuce, watermelons, cod liver oil and dark leafy greens.
But if doing this via food seems a tough call to you. Supplement with Vitamin A. Mycellised Vitamin A is the best and most active form. When supplementing DO NOT ingest more than recommended dosages. Recommended daily allowance of Vitamin A supplement for women and men ages 18 and up are 700 mcg/day and 900 mcg/day, respectively.
B Vitamins
The B Vitamins group plays a significant role in keeping our skin healthy. They give our natural skin glow and keeps it hydrated. There are many forms of Vitamin B, but the most vital one for skin is biotin (also known as Vitamin B7). It is an essential nutrient needed for healthy metabolic, digestive and cardiovascular functions. It forms the basis of skin cells and helps us keep a young, attractive appearance.
Lack or imbalance of B Vitamins can cause itchy, scaly skin reaction.
Though we can take daily supplements, the best way to get the B Vitamins is through natural foods. Some of them include meat, eggs, spinach, grains, nuts, bananas, apricots, avocados and dairy products.
Vitamin C for Skin
It is an essential nutrient and antioxidant for humans which boosts our immunity. It also helps build collagen, that keeps our skin healthy. It makes our skin flexible, reduces the sign of ageing and removes dark spots. That's why it's a key ingredient in many anti-ageing skin care products.
Richest natural sources of Vitamin C are fruits and vegetables including Guava, red pepper, papaya, strawberry, orange, leafy greens etc.
Vitamin C deficiency causes dryness and easy bruising of the skin.
If you need any kind of immunity boost look to supplementing 1000mg/day. Reduce dosage if loose stools occur.
Vitamin E for Skin
Vitamin E is an antioxidant that helps stop production of free radicles in tissues and improves immunity. When applied to the skin, it protects from sun damage that eventually prevents dark spots and wrinkles. It nourishes your skin and helps in the treatment of skin inflammation.
Lack of Vitamin E in your body can make your skin dry.
Sources include Wheat germ oil, almond Oil, sunflower seeds, hazelnuts, beans etc.
Vitamin K
The major function of Vitamin K is to help with blood clotting, but it has certain advantages for your skin too. It reduces dark spots and stubborn circle under your eyes. It is also helpful in removing scars and stretch marks. It is also used topically to treat rosacea, a skin condition that causes redness and pimples on the face.
Vitamin K deficiency results in easy bruising of the skin and other body parts.
Spinach, broccoli, cabbage, lettuce, cauliflower and green leafy vegetables good sources of Vitamin K. According to the University of Florida, Adults need between 90 and 120 micrograms/day.
Conclusion: Vitamins for Skin are Essential
Maintaining a healthy skin is an essential part of your health regimen as your skin tells your life story. It is a window through which our underlying health can be inspected.
Make sure you get enough vitamins can keep your skin looking healthy and youthful. It is, after all, your body's largest organ.
All the beauty products out there ranging from herbal to laboratory synthetics cannot make your skin glow if you are not taking these essential Vitamins through your food. Though there are many supplements available in the market, adopting these vitamins through natural resources (fruits and vegetables) are vital for your skin and health.
After all, you are what you eat.
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Cocktail Hour BEFORE the Wedding Ceremony & group Sing-A-Long - instructions & play list
3:15PM *Cocktail hour begins BEFORE THE CEREMONY... set up in ARBOR AREA of the Waveny House and begin playing all classical prelude music
4:30PM *Move to grove area for ceremony and continue to play joyful music until processional
- Chopin Nocturne
- Mozart (garden party - light and airy music)
Prelude music stops and ceremony begins
- Beatles All You Need is Love (skip British intro)
NOTE: when all bridal party & bride to front, they will spontaneously announce and ask for a sing-a-long to Chorus LOVE,LOVE,LOVE then "All you need is love" "All you need is love" "All you need is love" (3x)
5PM *Ceremony Ends—Recessional music is pre-recorded - trio moves to front foyer
5-5:45pm - trio plays during receiving line at front hall
NOTE: play music by these composers for the receiving line:
- Bach
- Grieg
- Mendelssohn
- Beethoven
- Haydn
- Brahms
- Handel
- Strauss
- Vivaldi
- Schubert, etc.
NOTE: Do not play the following pieces:
- No Pachelbel Canon in D
- No Schubert or Bach Ave Maria
- No Bach Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring
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Head Boy & Head Girl at St Thomas More Catholic School.
To be selected for consideration for the position of Head Boy or Girl is a real honour at St Thomas More School. Only the very finest students will make it to the voting stage.
To be eligible for Head Boy / Girl consideration, we require students to complete a variety of volunteering activities which will contribute to their own personal development and additionally to engage in extended voluntary activities over the course of the school year.
Furthermore, any student who has the potential to be Head Boy or Girl must be considered to a model student in every sense.
- Reliable, honest and trustworthy
- Good attendance & punctuality record
- Demonstrate a good work ethic and be continually up to date with work
- Dressed correctly at all times
- A good role model to lower school
- Actively participate in pastoral and house activities
- Display a thoughtful, sensible and mature attitude to school
To be considered students must:
- Complete all voluntary activities
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Fangorn, private garden
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About the Fangorn, private garden
This private garden was established over 30 years ago and was renovated in 2007. It comprises two very large bush gardens which allow for many different microclimates. The garden is situated at approximately 1100 m above sea level and is built on a ridge of floating basalt. The climate here is cool temperate with winter minimums reaching -15C and summer maximums rarely exceeding 35C. The garden hosts the National living Correa collection. The owner and collector, Maria Hitchcock was Leader of the ANPSA Correa Study Group for 16 years and developed the collection during that time. She is author of 'Correas - Australian Plants for Waterwise Gardens (Rosenberg 2010). Maria is currently Leader of the ANPSA Waratah and Flannel Flower Study Group and is establishing a collection of hybrid Waratahs in the garden. The area experienced a major drought in 2013-14 which may be continuing into its third year
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Sunflowers and Sunstars
Sunflowers and Sunstars
sunflowers are a rite of passage in the denver area. there are certain farmers in a part of town that grow sunflowers in their fields, but the locations are kept super secret. it's a shame in this day and age that posting locations will cause masses to come and disrespect a location as if it's to be thrown away the following month.
this image was taken just after the peak of the sunflowers on this particular year. this sunset offered some nice, soft pastels among the sunflowers as they held on to life. a half hour after the sunset, as the light faded, thunderstorms erupted off to the west.
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My latest release from Possibilities Publishing Company is Brave Healing, a Guide for Your Journey. It's a teaching memoir with every other chapter either a personal story of my healing journey or a powerful guided exercise and writing tool the reader can practice.
This book is the work of my workshop, Writing as a Path to Healing. What if there's something you haven't learned yet that could change everything? This is that book!


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Psychological Trauma (PTSD) Treatment at CSS
What is psychological trauma?
Not the traumatising event itself, but the extent to which our bodies and minds become overwhelmed by it. Because our bodies are different and respond differently to any given event, there is no specific level of danger that could cause psychological trauma. What frequently brings on the symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is our sense of helplessness in the face of such overwhelming events. In the presence of extreme danger, humans often dissociate — that is, turn off their awareness of the present moment to lower the unavoidable distress that moment causes.
In the aftermath of the traumatic event, the dissociation may recur whenever the memory of the trauma surfaces. Thus, traumatised people often respond with dissociation to minor events such as sounds, smells, or even a certain turn of phrase in a conversation. This tendency to dissociate or have an exaggerated response to reminders of the traumatic event can bring on so much suffering that usually this is the cause that brings people to treatment.
Additionally, traumatised people often experience other symptoms, such as anxiety, depression, suicidal ideations, anger and impulse control issues, which exacerbate their sense of not being in control.
The leading expert in trauma treatment Bessel van der Kolk, MD claims that trauma is an event that overwhelms the central nervous system, altering the way we process and recall memories. Van der Kolk explains, that because traumatic memories are stored on such a physical level and trigger such strong visceral responses, the aftereffects of psychological trauma and PTSD cannot be successfully treated via "talk therapy" alone.
A combination of expressive and body centred therapies in combination with "talk" therapy offers a much more effective tool of treatment.
What to expect in the course of treatment
In my practice I approach trauma treatment first through development of a secure connection with my clients in a soothing therapeutic environment.
Second, I focus on educating my clients about the way trauma affects their current functioning. One point is the most important for my clients to understand: PTSD symptoms are a normal reaction to the traumatic experience.
As my clients gain a deeper understanding of their present condition, I offer multiple tools to help them recover their lost ability to control their emotions. As my clients learn to feel safer, they also feel more comfortable to talk about their memories.
When the client is ready to revisit the traumatic memories, art offers a less triggering alternative compared with verbal discussion. Eventually there comes a time when the clients feel safe and in control enough to verbalise their experience.
Art Therapy also has a lot to offer in the treatment of trauma. Because art making engages a person on a physical, emotional, cognitive and spiritual level it has a great potential to enhance a sense of inner integration.


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LONE JACK, Mo. -- Fire investigators believe an electric blanket may have caused a fire Friday that killed a woman.
The fire happened happened around 5:30 p.m. Friday at a Lone Jack, Missouri, home near West Main Street and North Bynum Road.
Ryan Gardner said the fire that took the life of his longtime neighbor -- 96-year-old Lucille West -- has stunned the entire neighborhood.
"It is hard as a community because, here in Lone Jack, we're pretty tight knit community, and everybody knows everybody and everybody's business. It's sad," Gardner said.
It's a sadness that Lone Jack Fire Chief David Kelsey said he and his crew will feel for quite some time as West's house sat just across the street from the station.
"Just seeing her on a day-to-day basis as I go in and out between the office and home -- when the weather's decent, she's almost always outside, and we`ll exchange, if nothing else, a wave as a I pass by," Kelsey said. "She will be missed. It's a big loss."
Kelsey said crews were able to contain Friday's flames rather quickly but found Lucille unconscious on the living room floor. She was taken to a Lee's Summit hospital where she died.
Investigators believe the fire was started by an electric blanket.
"She had limited sources of heat within her house," Kelsey said. "She was using a natural gas space heater and some other electric heaters and a few electric blankets to keep warm at night."
Unfortunately, there were no smoke detectors in the house.
Neighbor John Cimino said he uses similar items to keep warm in the winter, which he says is a constant struggle.
"It is very difficult, especially if you have electric heat," he said. "I've lived with gas heat my whole life, and electric heat is completely different. It doesn't keep you near as warm."
Now neighbors are trying to stay positive.
"Make life count," Gardner said. "She was a very fine lady, and you never know. If you can help somebody, help somebody."


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Kathleen Elliot
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Private Residence
A gorgeously renovated home in Los Altos Hills, California. Although beautiful, the dining room was bereft of personality.
I love the peaceful color of the room and the elegant chair fabric and wanted to make a piece that would harmonize with them. Luckily there was already sufficient lighting in place.
After I created several options, my client and I settled on a grouping of three-dimensional, abstract floral components in a variety of colors that would compliment the rest of the room.
First few components…
Once I finished all the glass components, I made paper cutouts resembling each. We spent a good deal of time arranging and re-arranging the paper cut outs until we were happy. One by one, we replaced the paper with the glass pieces.
Last details and the finished piece. I love the shadows!
"Cynthia's Garden"
Before. We tried sitting a few of my glass sculptures in the space to see how they would look. Tiny!
My client Cynthia had a new home, new garden with a pond, one of her children was marrying - lots of "new" in her life. I designed a piece that would reflect growth and change.
It consists of seven glass trellises with botanical elements that can all be rearranged. I made a maquette of the piece.
We installed three panels first, then one per month until all seven were complete. Here is a studio photograph of the first three panels. The pieces show very well with the dark backdrop and careful studio lighting. All my photography is done by Keay Edwards in San Jose, CA.
Some of the challenges included figuring out how to install the trellises, cover two large plug outlets, light the piece and minimize the cords. To avoid damaging the existing wood, I made a base piece of wood to install on, with holes for the trellis supports and an inlaid strip of LED lights. I made specially fit glass components to cover the outlets.
My husband Brent helped with engineering and installing. It took a few hours to complete.
"Cynthia's Garden" completed.
After conversations about their life, ambitions, aesthetics, interests and hobbies, I created this piece for a couple in Colorado who grow a variety of tomatoes and peppers each summer. All the fruits and leaves are glass, installed on painted steel vines.
I shared lots of in progress photos along the way.
We installed together. My clients said it was like Christmas unwrapping all the glass pieces.
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As wewe all may know, BOTDF has been hanging on strong for about 7-8 years now! It's amazing to see how they evolved and changed so much in their music, It's really hard to believe that they just started with a small group on Myspace (which I remember so well)...Sadly let's fast mbele all the old stuff to the new upcoming album "Bad Blood"...This album is suppose to have that EPIC feel (as many say) but the Band says - "It will will have both old and new BOTDF mixed together". They now have 2 singles released from Bad Blood "I Refuse To Sink (Fuck The Fame)", and there one released March 31st 2013 "Crucified kwa Your Lies". These are both Free Singles (at the time anyway), I enjoy both of these songs and I hope that wewe all enjoy them to! I have so much faith in them, and I know wewe do to! <3


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DRAPAL-Sister Germaine ND
DRAPAL-Sister Germaine ND, 90. Funeral Mass June 23 at the Notre Dame Motherhouse. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Survived by Notre Dame Sisters; nieces; nephews.
DRAPAL-Sister Germaine ND, 90. Funeral Mass June 23 at the Notre Dame Motherhouse. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Survived by Notre Dame Sisters; nieces; nephews.
Omaha native Bishop Blasé J. Cupich has been named bishop of the Diocese of Spokane, Wash.
He replaces Bishop William S. Skyland, whose resignation was accepted by Pope Benedict XVI.
The appointment and resignation were announced June 30 in Washington by Archbishop Pietro Sambi, apostolic nuncio to the United States.
Bishop Cupich, 61, who has led the Diocese of Rapid City, S.D., since 1998, graduated from Omaha's Ss. Peter and Paul School and Archbishop Ryan High School before being ordained in 1975.
FINNEY-Joseph "Paul," 68. Funeral Mass June 30 at St. John Vianney Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Preceded in death by parents, Gerald and Florence Finney; brothers, Don and Roger. Survived by wife, Linda Finney; step-children, Craig Spiker and Christina Mayer; brothers and sisters-in-law, Tom and Maxine, Frank and Jeriann, and Pat and Janet; sisters and brother-in-law, Dorothy Walker, Barbara Edelman, Geraldine Mickelson, and Kathy and Sam Ogle; sister-in-law, Tootie Finney; faithful companions, Buster Buckaroo and Moe. Memorials to the family.
SELZLE-Thomas R., 87. Funeral Mass June 30 at Mary Our Queen Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Preceded in death by wife, Velma C. Selzle. Survived by sons and daughters-in-law, Thomas R. and Mikki Selzle III, Lawrence L. and Shirley Selzle, Jeffrey G. and Pattie Selzle, and James J. and Rosanne Selzle; daughter and son-in-law, Mary C. and Don Stevens; 13 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren. Memorials to E.P.S. or the church.
CZERWINSKI-Theodore J., 89. Funeral Mass June 30 at St. Mary Church. Interment St. John Cemetery, Bellevue. Preceded in death by wife, Lottie; parents, Albert and Sophia; brothers, Joseph, Louis, John and Edward; sister, Ann Grace. Survived by daughters and sons-in-law, Terri and Roger Allen, and Donna and Rocky Leming; sons and daughters-in-law, Bob and Marilyn Czerwinski, and Tom and Lyza Czerwinski; 12 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; nieces; nephews; caregiver, Diane Griffin. Memorials to the church.
CARROLL-Sr. Robert E., 89. Funeral services June 30 at the funeral home. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Preceded in death by daughter, Kathleen Bridget; son-in-law, John P. Kinney; four brothers; two sisters. Survived by wife, Fay Elizabeth (Arnold) Carroll; sons and daughters-in-law, Edward and Jody, Robert Jr., Shawn and Kathy, and Kevin and Maryellen; daughters and son-in-law, Marianne Kinney, and Kerry and Steve Winslow; sisters and brother-in-law, Helen Hansen, Peggy and Tony Militti; 13 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren.
AMATO-John, 79. Visitation 2 p.m., vigil services 7 p.m., both June 30 at the funeral home. Funeral Mass 10 a.m., July 1 at Mary Our Queen Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Preceded in death by wife, Evelyn June Amato; parents, Joseph and Louise Amato; brothers, Arnold, Hank and Sam Amato. Survived by daughters and sons-in-law, Donna and Frank Fabich, and Debra and Craig Benjegerdes; five grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; sister and brother-in-law, Louise and Bob Simpson; nieces; nephews; relatives; friends. Memorials to the church.
BEIRIGER-James P., 78. Visitation 4 p.m., rosary 7 p.m., both June 30 at the funeral home. Funeral services 10:30 a.m., July 1 at the funeral home. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Preceded in death by wife, Frances (Dolly) Beiriger; parents, Mildred Stober and Herman Beiriger. Survived by step-daughters and step-sons, Terry and Renato Gill, Georgia, Janis and Eric Hansen, West Virginia, Casey Gill, Maryland, and Bruce and Sharon M. (Madsen) Gill; eight grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; brothers; sisters.
THRUSH-Richard, 61. Visitation 2 p.m., June 30 at the funeral home. Funeral services 11 a.m., July 1 at the funeral home. Entombment Resurrection Mausoleum. Preceded in death by parents, Guy and Nina Thrush. Survived by wife, Patricia A. Thrush; daughters and sons-in-law, Sabrina and Mike Kimnach, and Jeannie and Ken Paulison; five grandchildren; sisters and brothers-in-law, Kathy and Ron Hayner, and Mary and Mike Ohle; nieces; nephews. Memorials to the family.
RICKERL-Frances M., 87. Memorial Mass June 29 at St. Robert Bellarmine Church. Preceded in death by husband, Jerome B. Rickerl; son, Stephen Rickerl; daughter, Margaret Scheuer. Survived by son and daughter-in-law, David and Debbie Rickerl; daughters and sons-in-law, Catherine and Robert Glasser, Theresa and Greg Parker, and Patricia and Poe Reed; 13 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; sisters and brother-in-law, Phyllis Bingham, Dolores Kruger, and Beverly and Bud Larsen. Memorials to your local food bank.
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Join us to see some of our fabulous storytellers for our annual STAGEBRIDGE PARTNERSHIP PERFORMANCE NIGHT at The Marsh Cabaret in Berkeley on Tuesday, October 24th!
Each year we partner with our friends at The Marsh's Tell It On Tuesday for this great event, which celebrates the art of storytelling and solo performance. It's always a good time to relax and hear these talented artists spin their tales, so come out and support them! This show will feature Tom Pulsifer, Claire Isaacs Warhaftig, Ellen Kaufman, Bill Zarchy, and Brother Ben Tucker (all under the guidance of our fabulous Director of Storytelling, Kirk Waller). Music at 7:00pm; stories begin at 7:30pm.
For tix or more info, visit The Marsh at: https://themarsh.org/runs/tell-it-on-tuesdays/


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