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OSU Extension Teams With Community Partners to Test Sweet Home Well WaterSalem-News.com
In Oregon, household well owners aren't required to test their water.
(SWEET HOME) - An Oregon State University Extension Service program is teaming with the Sweet Home Rotary Club and other partners to offer free well water testing in the area.
Analytical Laboratories & Consultants of Eugene also is playing a key role in the project.
Sweet Home area residents who pre-register for a class on well management will receive the free water tests, choosing from three different sessions – one on Saturday, Feb. 3rd, from 10:00 to 11:45 AM, and the others on Thursday, Feb. 8th, from 1:30 to 3:15 PM and 6:00 to 7:45 PM.
Classes will be held at the Sweet Home School District administration building board room, 1920 Long Street in Sweet Home.
Water samples will be tested for nitrates, coliform bacteria and arsenic, said Gail Andrews, coordinator of the OSU Extension Service's Well Water Program.
The arsenic samples will go to the Analytical lab in Eugene, which is doing the testing at a reduced cost for this community project.
A microbiologist has volunteered to test the bacteria samples, and the Lebanon Hospital is allowing her to use their incubator.
Trained students and community volunteers will screen the samples for nitrate during the class.
"It's the great community involvement that has allowed this project to come together," Andrews said. "The Sweet Home area is one of the few regions in Oregon that has had widespread arsenic in groundwater that supplies the water to wells used for drinking.
"In Oregon, household well owners aren't required to test their water and it's possible that people in the area may unknowingly be drinking water that contains arsenic."
Interested persons may register for the class and pick up sample bottles from now through Feb. 7th from the Sweet Home Community Pool, the Sweet Home Boys and Girls Club, or the Sweet Home Forest Service Ranger Station during their regular business hours.
The OSU Well Water Program has held numerous such classes and workshops throughout Oregon, Andrews said, but usually tests only for nitrates.
Testing for arsenic and bacteria is more expensive.
However, a grant obtained by the Sweet Home Rotary Club will help pay for tests to the first 100 residents living in the region as outlined by area code – Sweet Home (97386), Foster (97345), Crawfordsville (97336) and Cascadia (97329).
"It's an important test," Andrews said, "and the class will provide valuable information on proper care of household wells and drinking water safety."
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text: Award winning Vancouver realtors review the Foreign Buyers Tax & other topics - Aug 05 2107 Monday, August 7th, 2017 at 8:47am. Rob Golfi Special guests Adam and Matt Scalena, both well established and award winning realtors in Vancouver and hosts of the Vancouver Real Estate Podcast on iTunes are in the studio with Phil Golfi and Rick Zamperin. Ranked in the Top 10 Business podcasts by iTunes. You can find it on http://www.vancouverrealestatepodcast.com/Todays Main topics include - 1. Toronto has 48,000 realtors. By comparison, Chicago has 13,500 The looming slowdown threatens to trigger an exodus that could wipe out thousands of jobs and force the economy to shift downArticle: http://business.financialpost.com/real-estate/rpt-analysis-in-canada-a-nation-of-realtorsbraces-for-the-end-of-the-boom/wcm/17da189e-d81f-4618-bfe1-41351ba2fbed 2. Adam & Matt talk about how the… Read Full Post »

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My writer's block is still with me. I have written down notes and titles for 12 or more topics, but just can't seem to find the inspiration to sit and get the writing done.
In the meantime, necessity is the mother of invention. I somehow managed to delete every email in my inbox on my desktop computer. 14,000+ to be exact. I only keep the last week's worth of messages on my web-based server. 11 years deleted.
Spoiler alert: every email IS backed up and I have successfully retrieved them. And now, after going through every email and deciding what I need to keep, I only have 862 emails in my inbox.
Read on if you want to see how AT helped me walk step by step through the problem solving process.
I have an external hard drive, so I know all the emails are there. But I can't see the folder where they live.
In my attempt to restore from the back-up software, I get error messages, and manage to delete every email from the sent box on my desktop.
This is heading in the wrong direction.
I haven't panicked, but I am feeling a level of frustration that makes me want to destroy something, because the restore process isn't working like it might, and I can't see the hidden files.
I allow myself to feel the extreme frustration and rage while I let another part of my brain work on the problem. I text a friend who is a Mac specialist, then figure out how to make the hidden files visible. That takes an hour or so.
As it turns out, I am unable to import all the missing emails into the mail program while they are on the external hard drive. I can see them on my finder, but the mail program won't let me view the hidden files.
So, I first have to copy them from the external hard drive onto my computer. I will spare you the boring details of how the back up files are nested inside each other and the dates are not consecutive.
I figured out a system for going through each folder of backed up emails quickly and keeping only what I needed - anywhere from 0 to 17 at the most.
I still have to restore my whole sent email box, but I am looking forward to having that virtual clutter gone as well.
Where is the Alexander Technique in all of this? My capacity to re-regulate my stress level and get productive is a direct result of all those years of stopping, calming my nervous system and releasing tension from my neck.
Who knows, if I still can't get past my writer's block, I may start cleaning out drawers and closets.


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Brand & Social Media Launch : Blame the Unicorn
Who has heard of the wildly popular Lularoe brand? Well, we have a treat for you today! A friend of mine in the USA is a high level seller of this fun clothing line and she came to me looking for a spunky brand for her team of sellers. Her team name "Blame the Unicorn" plays off of one of the fun aspects of the brand, the fact that each print only has 1000 or so pieces made with it, …Read More


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Normally, when we happen across the word "salt" on a product's ingredient list, it's because we're holding one of our beloved beach sprays. The powerhouse compound (when diluted right) adds dry texture, a little grit, and nice waves — without us having to take a dip in the actual ocean. But, it turns out salt is in pretty much all other aspects of our beauty routines.
To figure out how to harness all of the mineral's glow-inducing, detoxifying powers, we chatted with some experts at Wakaya Perfection, a boutique wellness company that prides itself on offering organic, hand-cultivated ingredients. The brand just launched its latest sea salt and got inspired to share five DIY beauty recipes you can whip up at home. Read on — gorgeous hair and skin are ahead.


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We had a My Side of the Mountain poetry tea (just finished the book and we're almost done with the Arrow). We had chocolate frogs, pumpkins seeds, "sams" salmon sandwiches, apple scones, berries, raspberry cookies, carrot cake, and in the white cups was sassafras tea!
We were all woodland creatures. The grandparents came (they read the book too!). They also brought short handwritten poems.
When we do these super themed teas I always feature a style of poem (acrostic this time). I introduce the poem, give the history, and write an example. Typically my kids end up writing one later in the week just for fun.


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Tonight, two federations collide. One federation, who is on top, will try to continue its Monday Night success without losing any ratings to its rival. The other federation will try to bring back a star in order help gain some ratings. Although this star isn't available to wrestle yet, just him showing up should generate interest into a once ratings dominating federations. All eyes will be on both federations, and they will give it all even though it's Memorial Day. On to the PDC.
Bad Tito is coming....
Oh no, Kevin Nash and Scott Steiner are going after that evil Vince Russo. You know, I think I just personally hate Russo. I just don't like how cocky he is. This stems all the way back to where he would SOMETIMES host Livewire with either Todd Pettingill or Micheal Cole. He'd come on as a complete hardass thinking that he was basically God. I didn't like him then, and I didn't like how he came into WCW thinking that he was the ONLY man responsible for the WWF's success. Maybe I get out of hand when ripping Russo's booking decisions because of all of this.
Ric Flair returns tonight for the first time after he collapsed. I bet Flair was the man to give the authority for Russo and them to rip on his health condition. That doesn't say much about Flair, who is always about respect and this and that. But I guess he'll do anything for the wrestling industry, even if it is ridiculing something serious that happened.
Tammy Sytch and Miss Hancock. To quote Joel Gertner: "CAT FIGHT!! CAT FIGHT!!!! CAT FIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" Ahem. This should be a very interesting segment, with the usual cleavage. Sytch has shown wrestling ability...well, a little of it, lately, but what about Miss Hancock? She's formerly known as Sky for the Nitro girls, and she's very athletic and tall for Tammy to fight. I guess we'll see here.
Sting will fight Billy Kidman which has the potential to be an excellent match. However, you know that the following savages will come out tonight and ruin what could be a great match:
Hulk Hogan
Horace Hogan
Can't we all just have one clean match?
Rey Mysterio will take on
Lieutenant Loco Chavo Guerrero Jr.(I hate those MIA names) in what could be yet another great match. Oh wait, Filthy Generation X will come down, as will the Oddities in Action.
More matches will be announced for Great American Bash tonight as well.
We should start to see some matches booked for the upcoming King of the Ring, and I wouldn't doubt that we could see some of the matches starting for the tournament tonight. Of course, I don't know because the Code Red preview doesn't come out until this evening. Looking at the wonderful KingoftheRing.com, which has Shockwave(thanks WWF!), there are no brackets or matches set up just yet. But things can change tonight.
Since the Rock signed a new 5 year deal, it just makes me laugh at the rumors about a year ago about the Rock possibly leaving the WWF. Gee, I wonder what WCW employee started that rumor... *cough**cough*Mark Madden*cough**cough* Well anyway, he's the WWF's for years to come, and if the booking goes his way, then he'll be have the most WWF titles easily.
@That's it for today's column. I'll be back tomorrow with yet another edition, so until then, just chill...till the next episode!
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Healing Cancer with Cannabis – (Documentary)
its all covered up and they don't want us to know you are an inspiration
keep up your fight as I too have the same battle in the uk and can too make
this oil WHICH WORKS but like you I cant get it unless I make it but that
brings along the police and a whole lot of trouble i just don't need and I
too am forced to take medication prescribed which makes me far worse x
Mr.Rick Simpson you are awesome 🙂 btw what is the song called in the
I agree with legalizing marijuana. I personally have no interest in smoking
it, however, I am aware that not everyone has a sound or balanced body &
mind. There are real issues like anxiety, chronic pain, major digestive
problems etc that cause real suffering. If something as simple as an herb
can help those who are contending with so many ailments, I consider it
nothing short of torture to withhold nature's remedy from them, & to
furthermore criminalize them for seeking relief is asinine.
The medical establishment is only interested in making money. The medicines
that your doctor prescribes will kill you rather than cure you. Only
through alternative medicine can we fight against the nasty chemicals the
doctors are shoving down our throats. The only problem with this video is
that they did not explain in more detail exactly how to make the oil. We
must all fight for the legalization of marijuana since it is a medicinal
substance and should not be outlawed.
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The natural world is full of places that have become famous as iconic subjects of landscape photographers. Think of the Tunnel View in Yosemite National Park or the view across Lago Pehoe towards the Cuernos del Paine in Patagonia. Without a doubt the Colorado Plateau in the southwest of the United States holds more of these icons that any other region on earth; and the Antelope Slot Canyon is probably the most famous and over-photographed object of interest. This is absolutely justified, as it is an out-of-this-world beautiful place, but for landscape photographers two questions arise with that: Are you willing to shoot an icon that has been pictured by millions of other people? And how will you deal with the crowds that visit the canyon and the short time frames that are designated to every group to walk through it? There is an answer two both of these questions: Secret Canyon. It's a smaller slot canyon near Antelope that is almost equally magic and has a strict visitor limitation that allows you to shoot almost alone for hours! If that sounds like right up your alley, then read about the secrets of Secret Canyon here.
If you've read the intro and are still with me here there will be no need to explain why the slot canyons of the Colorado Plateau are of great interest for landscape photographers. Their unparalleled combination of shapes, colors, textures, and light makes them an ever changing alluring subject. Though the condition of their shaping are more or less the same – thick sandstone layers that have been carved by rushing water over an extended period of time – the different slot canyons have their distinctive look and feel. The Zebra Slot Canyon near Escalante for instance attracts photographers with a narrow view of regular shaped and striped sand stone walls, while Antelope is known for its vast, cathedral-like interiors. The Secret Canyon is more like Antelope than Zebra, but features some unique elements too.
The entrance
Perhaps the most inspiring and unique thing about Secret Canyon is what you see first when you arrive at the entrance. Out of nowhere in the dry plain a small path starts to wind into a slowly deepening canyon, about 2-3 meters wide. Suddenly, you reach a point where the walls come closer and form a slot less then a meter wide. The canyon is still wide open at the top so expect direct light on the delicately layered sand stone that forms the entrance of the canyon. It's a marvellous sight and a look into the geological history of the place. Red sand was sedimented almost 200 million years ago in a vast and shallow ocean and you can clearly spot slight variations in the conditions of this process resulting in a wonderful banding in the Navajo sandstone. With the rise of the Colorado Plateau the sandstone leaned and broke, which allowed rain water to enter small cracks and deepening and widening them. With every flash flood this process continues and the canyon walls are further abraded by water and mud. All of that you can see at the entrance of Secret Canyon, and it's damn pretty too!
The canyon
After passing the layered walls of the entrance you walk for some hundred meters in southern direction into a slot that is approximately one meter wide and five to ten meters deep. It's never that narrow that you'll need artistic skills to navigate, nor is it so wide that it can accommodate a group of more than two persons next to each other. Setting up a tripod is perfectly possible almost everywhere in the slot.
When you're down in the realm of the sand stone, the incoming light is the essential factor. In Secret Canyon you loose sight of the sky for most of the walk, but there are small openings everywhere. That's perfect for photography, as most of the light is indirect and reflected by the walls – and at noon (exactly!) there are light beams all over the place. Although rather small, the possibilities for composing photographs are legion. There are attractive overhanging rocks, there are wider cave-like openings in the upper part, and sometimes there is driftwood or small plants. Just be sure to bring your widest lens with you as you'll be shooting objects within a distance range of one to five meters.
The loneliness
Until this point, Secret Canyon seems a good alternative to Antelope, albeit it's a tad smaller in scale and therefore perhaps lacks a little of the grandeur of the wide halls of the latter. But what really sets Secret Canyon apart is the loneliness that you'll experience when visiting. The canyon is hidden on private land a few miles from Highway 89 (from Page to Grand Canyon and Flagstaff) and the access is prohibited with one exception: A company in Page (Slot Canyon Hummer Adventure) offers tours to Secret Canyon and handles the spot availability very restrictively. On a three-hour Photo Tour (two of which you'll be spending in the canyon) there will be no more than six people in the slot at the same time. Trying to get rid of tourists standing in your way, trying to find a spot for a tripod or the two seconds when you can fire a shot – which is pretty much the experience in Antelope – is definitely nothing you'll experience in Secret Canyon. This has its price (150$ p.p.) but it's worth it!
The fun
On top of that there is some serious fun involved in accessing the slot canyon. Slot Canyon Hummer Adventure take you in a Hummer (close your climate change eyes for some hours please!) off-road into the high desert and make sure that there are some sand dunes to slide in and some rocks to climb with the vehicle. Not that this is the decisive factor for the tour, but it's way more entertaining than standing in a row next to a parking lot waiting for your time slot to enter. The driver will take you into the canyon, highlights some rocks and views from time to time, but will be rather invisible for most of your time. He's very experienced in throwing sand into light beams, too!


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The Aaron Copland School of Music Orchestra, under the batons of James John and Tong Chen, offers an all-Bernstein program to honor the 100th Anniversary of the composer's birth and in memory of Maestro Maurice Peress, distinguished conductor of the orchestra (1930-2017). Hear Bernstein's Symphony No. 1, Jeremiah; the choral work Chichester Psalms (featuring the Queens College Choir and Nassau Community College Vocal Ensemble, James John and Ben Arendsen, directors); and "Make Our Garden Grow" from Candide. Maestro Peress, who planned this concert, began his career as assistant conductor under Bernstein at the New York Philharmonic. Bernstein's mentor Aaron Copland was a student of Rubin Goldmark, a member of Dvořák 's class of 1893 in New York City.
Pay at door General Admission $20; Seniors, Students, Czech Center Club Members $10.
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There is no sign of excitability more pure than a 6 year old on Vacation...
The ride is so long you are convinced you will never get there and once you're there you never want to leave... until you do. Then you can't leave soon enough.
The excitement of three days in the pool is overwhelming, but a stubbed tow turns it into the "worst day of (your) life."
That cool 7 year old becomes your new best friend, but then your heart is broken when he wants to play with his older family instead.
The cheap crayons and paper at the restaurant is a near tragedy, but with some food in your belly, a good roll down the hill and some tasty gelato can turn your whole day around!
The highs are so high and the lows are crushing.
At least we will never be bored!
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Moving into late Late August... and "back to school" is in the air. Along with preparations for fall classes, it's worth laying out a few happenings to which CWPA members and readers of this blog will likely want to pay careful attention to in the coming months. Read on!
Item 1: National Governors' Association turns their attention to postsecondary education. The NGA, along with the Council of Chief State School Officers and Achieve, are the muscle behind the Common Core State Standards (see item below). The CCSS are a set of common standards for grades K-12 for English Language and Math. The new NGA Chair, W.V. Governor Joe Manchin, has targeted postsecondary learning as the next site where common standards are needed. His initiative, called "Compete to Complete," doesn't yet include a lot of specifics. That said, NGA is very powerful and, especially with their partners, can work very quickly.
What you can do: Read Inside Higher Education and other trusted news sources and keep your ears open. As always, keep on working on developing curriculum and assessments that are research-based, developed in collaboration with interested others, and speak to a variety of audiences (inside and outside of our institutions) about what we're doing in our classes, why, and how.
Item 2: Common Core State Standards Initiative gains incredible momentum. As above, the CCSSI is an effort to develop standards in ELA and Math; it also encompasses speaking and listening in other disciplines. Because adoption of the CCSS was linked to states' eligibility for Race to the Top funding (among other reasons), the Standards have been adopted quickly -- at this writing, 33 states have adopted the standards. See earlier entries on responses to the Standards.While they do include writing, they do not focus on what we know fosters the development of good writers: experiences that will help writers to analyze and practice with expectations of different purposes, audiences, and contexts. Instead, they focus on two modes (informational and argumentative with a little description on the side).
What you can do: Again, read trusted sources like Inside Higher Ed. Additionally, talk with others on campus and off about what you know, based on your own experience, is important for successful college writing. CWPA, The National Writing Project, and the National Council of Teachers of English are also working on a document called The Framework for Success in Postsecondary Writing that should be ready this fall -- again, watch this space.
Item 3: The "efficiency-ication" of writing education marches on. ETS and the College Board are integrally involved in the creation of assessments for the CCSSI. ETS (and others, but ETS will serve as a model here...) also continues to develop software to make writing instruction "more efficient," such as the latest version of Criterion.
What you can do: Read thoughtful scholarship from the field electronic scoring, such as Richard Haswell and Patricia Ericsson's Machine Scoring of Student Essays, Joyce Neff and Carl Whithaus's Scoring Across Distances and Disciplines, and the WPA-NMA Statement on Machine Scoring of Student Writing. Develop strategies for responding thoughtfully if/when the subject comes up in conversation with colleagues, administrators, or others.
These are but a few items that we can watch -- if there are others, post them here (in a response)! As always, the best way for CWPA members to think about these issues is together. We can share information about what we hear, develop sound and effective work at the local level, talk about that local work, and make connections between our work and others', weaving a net of best practices. After all, as I've said before... CWPA is all of us, and all of us are CWPA!


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Wednesday, August 22, 2012
i just had another baby
okay, okay, not an ACTUAL baby. but, thanks to your support, i have given birth to a bouncing baby blog called bringing up buddhas.
everything old has been so fun, so cathartic, so empowering, so patient, so perfect for me during my spiritual transition. through this online journal i have been able to explore all sorts of new age ideas and overshare countless stories about self-discovery through spirituality. it's served as an ideal transition for me and i hope you have enjoyed snickering and crying along with me.
i'll continue posting here on everything old but have decided to launch bringing up buddhas to focus specifically on the art of family buddhism. i made the transition from christianity to bu-curiosity to zen buddhism and i'm eager to share what i learn and connect with others who are rearing baby buddhas, or are simply bu-curious.
so check it out, peeps! just one click gets you there: bringingupbuddhas.com.
wish me luck!
peace, love, gratitude... endless gratitude,
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Detectives search house and arrest two men in hunt for missing Kayleigh (15)
Detectives investigating the disappearance of a 15-year-old girl are searching a house and parkland after arresting two men.
Kayleigh Haywood vanished after she was dropped off at Ibstock Community College, near her home in Measham, Leicestershire, at 6pm on Friday.
The teenager last spoke to her parents on Saturday morning and has not been in contact since, said police, who are becoming "increasingly concerned" for her safety.
Two men, aged 27 and 28, arrested in the Coalville and Ibstock areas, were taken into custody for questioning as forensics teams and officers searched "a park and house", a police spokesman said.
Leicestershire Police's head of crime, Detective Chief Superintendent David Sandall, urged Kayleigh to contact her family and appealed to anyone with information or sightings of the teenager to come forward "immediately".
He said: "Kayleigh, if you see this, I want you to know that you are not in trouble.
"The police and your family are concerned as they have not heard from you since Saturday morning and we just want to make sure you are OK."
The detective said a dedicated team of officers was carrying out inquiries to try to locate the missing girl.
He added: "Her family ... and us, are becoming increasingly concerned about her safety.
"You may have some information which doesn't seem significant to you, but it could really help with our inquiries. However small it may seem, please get in touch."
Kayleigh is described as being about 5ft 6in and of medium build, with long mousey- coloured hair.
Police said CCTV is being checked and house-to-house inquiries are being carried out and "a number of scenes" have been secured.
A bridleway leading to Sence Valley Forest Park is among the areas which have been cordoned off.
Mr Sandall added: "Officers are continuing to search for Kayleigh, and as part of these searches a number of areas have been cordoned off.
"I would reiterate my appeal for anyone with information about where Kayleigh may be to contact us on the dedicated phone line.
"Kayleigh, if you see this, please let us know you are safe and well."
Forensics and police officers are searching two addresses on a new-build Bakers Croft housing development in Ibstock.
Specialist officers wearing latex gloves were seen entering one of the homes on George Avenue which has been cordoned off.
As the worrying news spread locals took to Twitter to express their concern at the youngster's disappearance, while Leicestershire Police stepped up its social media with the hashtag #helpfindkayleigh.
Robbie tweeted: "Can't believe a 15 year old girl has gone missing, it doesn't seem real until it happens on your doorstep! #helpfindkayleigh"
Mary Jane Holland described seeing a police helicopter circling above her home shortly after midday on Monday. She tweeted: "Really hoping Kayleigh is found safe - awful that it's all happening in Ibstock #helpfindkayleigh".
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Have you been curious about what an Ayurvedic body cleansing can do for you? Whether you have done adequate research or this is entirely new to you, it is well worthwhile to give it a try. The Athreya Ayurvedic Centre is a renowned institution that serves as a retreat from the outside world.
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Once you visit the Athreya Ayurvedic Centre, you will be pleased with the many offerings available to you. Though the list of various treatments is long, you are sure to find just the right one for your needs. When you stop in at Athreya, you will get assistance coming up with the perfect treatment plan, customized to your situation based on expert advice.
It is necessary to undergo a cleansing phase at the beginning of the rejuvenation program. This is so that your body can experience the optimum level of benefits possible from the treatments. First, you will be given a medical questionnaire to narrow down your needs as a type of blueprint the path that will bring you optimum results.
Receive internal and external therapies that will help minimize the effects of aging, and reduce your risk for disease. After just a week, you are sure to see amazing results with your cleansing and detoxification. You will wonder why you didn't get the cleanse sooner when you experience such impactful health benefits.
You can stay at the facility for a few days, up to a few weeks. A high level of commitment is necessary to have great success with the treatment program. However, we do understand that a hectic life and work schedule may not allow you to visit the facility for long. Come in and see why we have been granted the Travelers' Choice Award by TripAdvisor for 3 times. Like us on Facebook.


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Never try knitting before, it is not as difficult as you thought to be. I am going to share the Knit Heart Amigurumi Free Pattern with video guide us beginners through again. We have some crochet heart free patterns, too. I recommend the Crochet Heart Shaped Basket from Old T-shirts in 2 Ways, which you can use it as rug or fold the edge up as basket. The Crochet Heart Basket Free Patterns is just perfect for home organization. Make a bunch of it and pop in jar to make heart bouquet or hanging as ornament for your crochet bags for a little love on Valentine DAY. These cute little hearts make the perfect gift for your dear ones and will work just perfectly to reduce your leftover stash :). They look good on your bag, with your keys, as a general decoration and will definitely be a great idea for your Valentine. They also make a cute Thank You gift or table decor. You don't need to be a pro to knit this one, but you should know how to knit in the round and use basic increases and decreases.
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The Northampton Arts Council is a city board and a non-profit group whose aim is to help and promote the arts in Northampton. As a TRG lead guide, Jill has recommended solutions for development to scores of individual clients including orchestras, opera, dance, and theater corporations, arts centers, festivals, and museums. Works of public art just like the Tucson Arts Brigade's mural project remind us of art's capability to impact our on a regular basis lives in constructive methods," says Blakely. To study the Dark Arts is to review the character of 1's self and also to discover the paths of magick that uses the crude feelings, darkish feelings, and anger into something useful and productive. Those artists who dare to draw up leviathan with a hook and specific that may certainly be thought-about as practitioners of the Dark Arts. Self defense could be considered the obvious benefit of martial arts training.
In the world of group arts we seek to construct a bridge between the kitchen and these institutions, to make cultural sources accessible and understandable. The children could make these ears of corn by going to Cutesy Crafts for the instructions. My daughter and I love doing crafts collectively however generally I run out of ideas so that is very helpful. Imagine how impressed the children will be with this craft, which has a tutorial at SHE KNOWS PARENTING. Brushes and utility tools are used to use these paints to any kind of interior or exterior arts and crafts projects.
The work of Socialiniai Meno Projektai continues to flourish, and as a part of the exhibition of labor by folks affected by homelessness at the moment running within the National Art Gallery of Lithuania, a discreet arts mission by Andrejaus Kibisovo is currently receiving rave critiques in national press and TV. This protection of an artist who lives outdoors the system is sort of exception.
The City contracted with the Tucson Arts Brigade to coordinate the undertaking with the hope that the program also will improve city aesthetics and finally save taxpayers cash. I suppose it relies on how a lot the unfavorable remark bothers you or the way it would possibly have an effect on how your art or crafts are viewed. Finally, ARTS Enterprises include arts-primarily based companies using student apprentices, instructing real world job expertise and offering quality products and services to the community. Kids love depend down calendars as a result of it provides them a visual of how many days are left before the special date. MMA, when it went into the mainstream, made the much less-informed about martial arts even more less-knowledgeable. You could enroll at a conventional martial arts college that doesn't train you how you can defend in opposition to certain attacks or having the ability to defend your self on the bottom.
Fundamental Human rights must be central to any dialog round this arts and well being agenda – however it will be lazy to attach work born from the expertise of being homeless, with merely having a roof over your head, or entry to healthcare and education – this 'access' to profound cultural expression, with all its sophistication and nuance – is a fundamental human proper.


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Diplomacy (Cha)(Full Description on PFSRD)(-C's Post)(-LS's Post)
Diplomacy represents the ability to get others to peaceably come to an agreement, to convince others that you believe something to be true, and to get others to be willing to make a deal.
What can you do with this skill?
Changing attitudes: Too much, and none of it good. Everyone knows about the problems with Diplomacy. Mohr covered them here, and plenty of other people have done the same. I actually don't have much to say here, because the brilliant Justin Alexander has already done the work, building off of the also good work done by Rich Burlew.
So, go here and read this: Advanced Rules: Diplomacy. The series leading up to that final article is also required reading, if you want a good understanding of the problems of Diplomacy.
In essence, you should use Diplomacy to make deals, get someone to listen to you long enough to make a deal, or convince people of something you believe. Attitudes towards diplomats are NOT adjusted by Diplomacy; rather, those pre-existing attitudes affect the chance of a successful Diplomacy check, as they should. These are pretty solid rules, but they were written for 3.0/3.5, and thus, require some nitpicky changes (these are also required because of the changes I'm proposing in these here articles, natch).
First, there are no synergy bonuses, which were thoughtfully removed from Pathfinder.
Second, the time it takes to make a deal should not be set in stone. While one minute is a reasonable amount of time to set as a standard, the art of making deals and influencing people cannot be easily quantified. Sometimes it takes weeks or years to make a deal (like, multinational summits with heads of state), and sometimes, it's as simple as trading your grilled cheese for someone else's hot dog (which hardly takes a minute, and is not exactly what I'd consider finessing the art). The DM should consider the complexity of the deal in all its glory; and certainly making complicated deals in a standard action (6 seconds!) should not be allowed no matter what the penalty. It takes time to present a case in a meaningful way. So use one minute as a guideline, not a set in stone rule.
Third, people can lie. Someone may say they accept a deal when they don't. This moves into a tricky area; you don't want players feeling cheated by liars every time they attempt Diplomacy checks. If they pass the check, the deal is accepted. But shouldn't the DM roll Diplomacy checks? What if the DM rolls the check, the character fails, but the target of the check decides to lie and set up the character's downfall? There are some slippery slopes in here when dealing with antagonistic characters. Letting the players roll the dice removes the likelihood of this happening, and gives the characters more information than they should have, but also speeds up the game and gives the immediate feedback as to what just happened. As always, the DM should use good judgment and mix it up occasionally just to keep the jackals on their toes.
A note on magic items and Diplomacy: you know how you can make custom magic items that grant Competence bonuses?
Don't be a sucker DM and let players make one with a bonus higher than +10 (in regards to any social skill). You're just begging for it if you do. Actually, +10 is a good cap for non-epic items that enhance skill, as a rule of thumb. I'd strongly consider limiting the bonus to +5 for social skills, but +10 should work.
Final Analysis: In a role-playing game, social skills are often difficult to model. If you rely on player skill then let's hope you have some diplomatic players willing to engage. If you rely on the dice and some skill ranks, then you risk letting players run roughshod over NPCs while saying and doing the most heinous things. RB and JA have done a good job in making Diplomacy so much better that I can't help but admire what they've done with the thing. I generally fall on the side of making player skill always count for something; but each DM is different. When roleplaying a character, however, it's a drag to envision a silver-tongued bard but be unable to play such a role because in real life you are a painfully shy sufferer of Tourette's Syndrome. The game lets us play things that we are not, and so we need a way to quantify such things. So use Diplomacy, but temper its use with reason. This isn't a Rule Zero fallacy; I'm not saying to ignore things that make no sense, rather, take into consideration the circumstances of the game and modify accordingly.
Disable Device (Dex)(Full Description on PFSRD)(-C's Post)(-LS's Post)
Disable Device represents a character's understanding of simple mechanical devices, traps, and locks.
What can you do with this skill?
Fuck around with traps and stuff: So Find/Remove Traps and Open Lock got married, and had a baby, and it inherited some features from both parents. This skill is used to fiddle around with all sorts of mechanical devices, but which ones? What defines a simple mechanical device? A catapult? A trebuchet? And what about Rube Goldberg levels of complexity? The skill is clearly intended to deal with traps, but one could hardly call a Goldberg device simple. And why can someone with Knowledge (Engineering) not do many of these same things?
The name of the skill is rather problematic, in that it fails to capture the true meaning, purpose, and essence of what the skill is intended to do. Tinkering? Technicianing?
What the skill is really intended to do is be a catchall for all of the things an adventuring ne'er-do-well will have to do in the course of looting some location that does not want to be looted. It's a combination of low-level field engineering with sabotage thrown into the mix. It works as written for the most part; I've never had a situation where I felt the skill wasn't living up to its purpose. We're stuck with that name.
As for magic traps, I don't see why Rogues should be the only ones who can disarm them. What, the Wizard can't deal with magic now? Rogues should be the best at trapfinding, but it's not their exclusive purview. I'll address this in a later piece, but in general, I'd let anyone with Disable Device do the things it's good for without restriction.
Open Locks: The system is balanced around the assumption that you'll take 20. Do this as often as possible; it's how locks are meant to be picked (not that locks are meant to be picked…). You will rarely be in a situation where time is of the essence when picking a lock; it's either a corner case of extreme rarity or you've already screwed up somewhere. Picking locks is an activity that requires planning, so do so.
Final Analysis: Disable Device works. I think of it as representing a Howard Wolowitz knowledge of engineering, vs. the Sheldon Cooper knowledge that is the actual Knowledge(Engineering). Wacky, right? But go crazy with this one, it does the job.


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Interview – Will Hartley
We featured Will Hartleys work after visiting the 'Urban Nomads' exhibition at the Emporium in Bristol. After being impressed by his imagery, we decided to drop him an E-mail to find out more about his practice and approach to photography.
If you missed out on our previous post, or want to find out more, make sure to keep reading….
Firstly could you please introduce yourself and your current position within the photographic industry?
My name's Will Hartley, I'm 26 years old, and a freelance documentary photographer best known for my work about a close-knit group of squatters in London. I'm based in Cardiff and I'm Publications manager for Third Floor Gallery.
How did you first gain an interest in documentary photography? Who and what was your initial inspiration to pick a camera?
I was always interested in doing something with film or stills from a very young age. When I was around 13 I had a little camcorder and used to film everything, mainly me and my friends skateboarding, I wanted to make skate videos but didn't know how to edit or have any software either, so in the end just had loads of tapes with footage on.
A few years later I got into documentary photography when I saw the book by Richard Billingham called 'Ray's a Laugh'. It was about his family and it has always left a lasting impression on me. I realized I hadn't been photographing my family much, or even at all and it was also not long after my dad had died that I noticed I hadn't taken any pictures of him.
He was an older dad than usual, fathering me at the age of 72. He died when I was sixteen and suffered from Alzheimer's the years leading towards his death. At that time I was taking pictures in a studio of my friend with pegs on his face. My twin brother laughs at me now, because It's true I had missed an integral part of my life. So now I photograph as much of everything as I can.
We recently visited the Urban Nomads exhibition and were really impressed with your work, Bristol has always had a strong squatting scene, how did the exhibition come about, and how did you first get involved with the scene?
The Exhibition was organized by photographers Jessica Keethelan Brady and Cariem Bitsios. I had met Cariem in Devon. And a few years later he contacted me and told me he was squatting in Bristol and putting on an exhibition, and asked if I'd like to be involved. I thought it was a great idea and I was proud to be part of it.
I became involved with the squatting scene around 2005 when a few friends started to squat in London. They invited me up to a social event in a space in Tufnell Park, I was fascinated by it, and so the next week I brought my camera with me and ended up getting mugged on the way there. Luckily I had my medium format camera and people always think it's a pile of crap so they just nutted me in the head and took my money and cans of beer. I got to the squat and met up with some people who are now some of my closest friends, from then on I followed them and this new scene came into my life.
As a documentary photographer, squatting obviously makes for a powerful subject, Did you initially photograph from an outsiders perspective, or have you always lived amongst the houses that you have photographed?
I didn't set out to make a body of work on squatters I was just photographing my friends. It wasn't something that I thought of doing after reading or seeing it on TV, and then got access into. It just naturally happened as I went to squats and made more friends and was very much apart of what was going on in my pictures. I was interested in the people and places and where it led me. It's not just the finished product as a photo that I like but the life experiences photography brings, whether they are good, bad or unhealthy, it was a great time of my life. Nearly everything's been done before, but I wanted to make these kinds of pictures for myself.
There are obviously a number of negative stereotypes of squatters, and it is a way of life that is often misunderstood. Your images all have a very raw and honest feel to them, but do you feel you have had to treat the subject with some sensitivity in regard to the exploitation your subjects and their situations?
Yes definitely, sometimes I think the projects more about my friends than squatting. And I found this very hard to deal with; whenever I heard or got any negative views on the subject I really took it personally. But I have learned that this is how it is. I also understand that squatting isn't always positive, things that get brought up in the press are usually to do with glamorized stories of trashed homes and million pound mansion takeovers.
I found my self in some situations that I wanted to photograph but didn't, and in hindsight if I had, I may have lost the trust of some people. But I also found that people knew me as taking pictures of them whether they were brushing their teeth or in bed with each other. So it only became normal for them.
Your images from in between dreams have earned you acclaim as a documentary photographer, and your work was subsequently featured in Arles. Has this affected your process or approach to work in any way, and what are your aims for the future?
It has definitely boosted my confidence massively. It's nice when you work on something for so many years and then people start to like it. I really have to be thankful to everyone I have photographed who have been so open with me. It has taught me to follow my heart, and know that I can work the way I want to and its okay.
For the future I just am going to keep on doing what I feel is right.
Whilst browsing your site, I noticed you have started to work with multimedia projects. This seems to be an increasingly popular output amongst documentary photographers. Is this something that you intend to continue experimenting with, and how important do you feel it is to contemporary photographic practice?
Yeah I think its great for photographers, its expensive to have exhibitions and it's hard to get your stuff published so with multi media you can show your work to a much wider audience.
The Multi media piece on my website was a recording from my project 'Lawrence hill' a story about a couple in and out of homelessness in Bristol. Yasmina reggad from photo festivals wanted to use the work in a projected slide show called 'travelog' and asked if I had any recordings. Near the beginning of the project I was sleeping on the floor in his flat and his brother was talking to himself like this all night, I didn't really sleep well, but had my Dictaphone on me so started recording him.
With the help from my friend I cut it up and made a little 2 minute short recording that I found worked well with the pictures and gave it some atmosphere.
I tried a similar thing with 'in Between Dreams' but I didn't like it, I realized it was the silence in the pictures that I liked and putting anything over the top was too distracting. Maybe I will do it again one day and it will work but I guess it's all trial and error. I think I will definitely keep on experimenting with multi media and its something that I want to use more.
You graduated from the prestigious documentary course at Newport in 2008, How important do you feel a photographic education has been in aiding your current career?
Before Newport I never new there was a method to storytelling, I just figured you put a load of nice pictures together and it somehow worked, I wasn't very good at approaching people, but you were forced to because you had to make a project. I didn't find it easy, they were very critical about my work for a long time, and I used to not understand, but if they just said they liked it, its nice, I would never have pushed myself to prove that I was serious about what I was doing. I always have Newport lecturers in the back of my head when I take pictures or I start new projects, so it has left a big impact on the way I work now. Although being annoyed at the time, in hindsight, if they meant to or not, they really helped me. It completely depends on the person, if you know what you want to do you will keep on doing it weather in education or not. I did some hospitality work after I graduated from Newport and felt very lost, after a year I really thought I can't stand this I need out, I moved to Bristol with more various jobs, but just kept on shooting and entering competitions and so on. And now I work freelance, mainly photographing families in a studio. I'm still not where I want to be but for now it works fine.
Much of your work takes on the square format, are you passionate about analogue photography?
What would we see in your current kit bag?
On your website, you also have a link to 'The Dice Project', Could you please tell us a little more about the project, the space and your intentions as a collective?
Yes I'm very passionate about analogue photography. For my personal work anyhow, I've always taken my best pictures with film and I feel I can work with it better, I enjoy the surprise of it, I take a picture with a digital camera and straight away I look at the screen and dislike what I see, but that might be because I am in the present moment looking at what's happening in front of me, and film brings back the memory's and feelings from the past when you see it later on. I like that with pictures.
I want to start a new project with a digital camera because it's cheaper and I want to give it a go. I'm always up for trying different stuff out but so far I have found better results from film, I have a Bronica SQA medium format camera which I shoot most my projects on, a Nikon f80 35mm, and an olympus mju ii, which can be handy at times. I also have a Canon 550D digital camera that I shoot mainly bands and events and stuff with and I help my friends with some film work sometimes.
The DICE Project is a collective of me, Paul Corcoran and Bartosz Nowicki. We started in 2011 and have just had our first solo show 'encounters' in Dublin as part of photo Ireland festival, which was great.
I found it hard sometimes knowing what to do with myself once I left University and wasn't surrounded by other photographers. So since I have been in the DICE project I have found it a great way to ask for advice and help when I'm not too sure what to do with something, like a project or competition or book idea. We are constantly exchanging emails on ideas and sharing pictures. Our intentions are to just grow as a collective. Working as a group on projects and exhibitions together.
Do you have any other projects/ exhibitions that we should be looking out for in the future?
I haven't got any other Exhibitions coming up at the moment, but I am always shooting as much as I can and have lots of ideas for some new work.
I have a few other projects; one in particular is around a period of time where I was living in a flat in Newport. I was also spending time in west wales and Bristol and Cardiff. I have all these pictures and I want to put them all together because it's about the situations I was in that were very similar but with different groups of people. I have a few from the flat in Newport on my website under 'Clarence palace'. I just have yet to sit down and work out how I'm going to put it all together.
I also have a project about my family, I guess it's the first long-term documentary project I started quite a few years ago, but it seems to be never-ending and I'm not sure it will ever finish. It was initially the reaction to my father's death, and so began taking pictures of some members of my immediate family, I wasn't constantly photographing them as we all went our separate ways for a while. But I would take pictures when I could.
In 2011 this story I had of my family took an unexpected turn when we unfortunately lost my older brother. I took pictures as best I could but it was the hardest thing I've ever done, It's weird calling it a project, but this is the only way I could deal with the situation and my photography helps me through it.
Big thanks to Will for getting involved with this interview, to see more of his work check out
Will-Hartley.com / Willhartley.blogspot.co.uk
Don't forget to also check out the The Dice Project and Third Floor Gallery
Keep you're eyes peeled for some fresh interviews coming up and as always keep your submissions coming in to email@example.com


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The Dave Man and the Stan Man went to the beautiful Monmouth Park Racetrack yesterday...and Stan won BIG!! Hit correctly picked the winners for two races!! He's a millionaire!! Jimmy The Greek, eat your heart out, daddy!! There's a new prognosticator in town! And his name is Stanley Mac!! YES!!
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Joanna was raised in Olds, Alberta. She earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Alberta in 2012. Joanna began her legal career with Birdsell Grant LLP as a summer student in 2011, articled with the firm in 2012/2013, and continued as an Associate. She joined the partnership in 2019.
Joanna's passion for family law grew during her articles, where she appeared before the Provincial Court and Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta on contested matters, and assisted clients with reaching out of Court resolutions. She also gained experience in other areas of law including civil and estate litigation, employment law, wills, estates, residential real estate, and corporate and commercial law. This general background gives Joanna a solid knowledge base to assist family law clients, and a unique perspective on the legal issues touching family law.
Joanna practices primarily in family law but continues to assist clients in other areas of the law. Joanna is a registered Collaborative Divorce Professional. While Joanna looks for alternatives to court proceedings to resolve issues, she has experience to advocate on a client's behalf in Court.
In her spare time, Joanna enjoys cooking, trying new restaurants and staying active. She is currently a board member of the Heritage Agricultural Society and the Association of Collaborative Family Professionals (Edmonton).
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How Do You "Living Room"?
Whenever Quartersawn remodels a home, we think about how our design can help make our Homeowner's lives better - aesthetically and functionally. Naturally, that means we are frequently remodeling living rooms. When we work on a living room, we're trying to create a space that you and your family want to spend time in. Do you want a space for family movie nights? A place to relax around a fireplace? Lots of space to move around for entertaining? Some combination of all of these things? How you "living room" is up to you. We want to help you get there, and represent your style in the process.
Quartersawn's living room designs strike a delicate balance between your personal aesthetic, comfort and livability, and the original character of the home. When we're finished, you'll get a living space you'll love to look at and spend time in. Here are a few examples of our living room designs that struck the balance just right:
Want us to design your living room that's designed around your life? Give Quartersawn a call any time. We're always happy to help you make your living space yours.


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Mega hero Ram Charan's wife Upasana Kamineni is killing it, as she brings fittest celebs every time and interviews them to find their fitness and health secrets. After Samantha and Sania Mirza, she has got none other than Salman Khan to her talk show.
On this occasion, Bollywood's superstar Salman revealed what he actually eats daily to stay such fit. "Actually I don't work out on the dining table. I workout in the gym. I will eat everything without any worry, and will work hard in the gym to make sure that both the mind and body are fit".
Even Ram Charan also implements the same piece of thought as he too never distances himself from any particular food types, but he actually sweats it hard in the gym. There are many heroes who dont focus on diets but keeps fit by working hard as they pump iron rigorously in the gym. The likes of Prabhas, Allu Arjun and Jr NTR are the other examples we have in Tollywood who also follow a similar ideology.
Also Salman advised everyone to keep negative people aside and go ahead with the positivity and to positive things, in order to keep mind fit.
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text: Happy National Pie Day! Me and my family when to Pie for lunch & dessert! I got a veggie pie with broccoli and cheddar. It was yummy. For dessert I tasted the strawberry-rhubarb pie, for the middle of winter it really hit the spot. I never really have a craving for pie per say but "Pie" is delicious. My dad got a salted apple pie, doesn't that sound weird?I tasted his to, it was ok. But honestly my dad was eating more of mine then he was of his own apple pie! Also they sold mini pies.


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3 Tips for Planning Your Bridal Boudoir Session | Northern Virginia Boudoir Photography Studio
Bridal boudoir has become such a staple of my boudoir repertoire. I found that providing this service for brides is a welcome chance to design a folio that is just as much for the little Mrs. as it is for the Groom.
Read on as we showcase a bridal boudoir session with Miss N and I share a few tips with you about planning your own bridal boudoir session...
#1 | Play up Accessories that Might Otherwise be Overlooked on Your Wedding Day
Whether it's the bridal veil or the garter, this is a perfect opportunity to showcase the items you so painstakingly selected for your big day. Here are just some suggestions for accessories your bridal boudoir session...
- veil (we have an extra at the studio in case you don't want to bring yours.)
- wedding shoes
- garter
- gown, showing the bride in varying states of undress is perfect for her husband-to-be
- bridal jewelry, including a freshly-cleaned engagement ring
- bridal lingerie - check out Belle Mode Intimates of Fairfax Corner for an impeccable selection
- something blue
- something that is distinct to him - an old t-shirt from his favorite sports team, a neck tie, colors that he loves to see you wear
- an invitation or save-the-date
- his cufflinks - a great idea if these would be given in tandem with the album
#2 | Use This Session as a Trial for Makeup & Hair for the Big Day
At our studio we work with only DC's finest and professional stylists, but many of them also work as freelance artists for television and for, you guessed it, your big wedding day! Since boudoir sessions are typically booked well in advance of the wedding, you can utilize the session to test drive your look for the big day. Or it can be an opportunity for you to step out of your normal day-to-day and go for glamorous look that you might not choose for your wedding day. (think: extensions, heavier smokey eye)
#3 | Doing a Session with Us Will Only Make You Look Better on Your Wedding Day
I know, you're thinking... Huh?! How is posing in lingerie going to make my wedding day photos better?!
The truth is it absolutely will.
Since we are specialists trained in the art of posing women's bodies and coaching for expression, you are going to walk away from a session with us remembering some of the posing tips we gave you (that felt awkward but looked amazing) and use those when posing for your bridal portraits. You will hear "chin forward and down" a lot during a session with us and it will be used in future selfies until the end of time, or "connect the shoulder to the chin" and "elongate the neck." All these things will undoubtedly give you better portraits when you finally say, "I do."
Want to chat about planning your own bridal boudoir session? Contact us here or call the studio at 571-379-6491. We'd love to see if we're the right fit for your needs.


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Trade with Greece
Trade with Greece magazine is an offer of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Greece to its members.
This is an annual printed paper, aimed at informing on issues related to entrepreneurship, economy and political developments in our country.
The publishing and printing of the magazine is being exclusively undertaken by Alpha Omega Publications.
Anaptiksi magazine is an offer of the Greek Chamber of Commerce and Industry to its members.
This is a monthly publication, which aims to inform on issues related to the facts and the economy around the field of entrepreneurship.
The publishing and printing of the magazine is being exclusively undertaken by Alpha Omega Publications.
Vet News
It is a bimonthly veterinary leaflet distributed free of charge to the country's veterinarians, whether these concern productive or pet animals. The Vet News was created with a view to the evolution of veterinary medicine.
It publishes veterinary news as well as scientific articles, always aiming at the evolution and briefing of the practitioner.
Pet News
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This form of communication has been designed to cover every possible need of the recipient, since the information is handled simultaneously and parallely in three forms:
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-The website www.pet-news.gr.
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Pet News Free Press is distributed free of charge to the final consumer. The distribution points are 150 selected pet shops & vets with a total circulation of 30,200 sheets! The newspaper Pet News is released every month.
It approaches the pet owner in a distinctive way, informing him about all the animal issues that concern him.
Kynigesia and Kynofilia
Kynigesia and Kynofilia is the legacy of the hunting family, since it has been issued for more than half a century.
Always on the basis of culture, tradition and respect for the nature and the animals that we hunt, the oldest hunting form continues unaltered and will not stop enriching with knowledge and valuable information its readers.
Kynigetika Nea
Kynigetika Nea are on the cutting edge of providing valid and timely information on a weekly basis.
A multitude of specialized writers from all over Greece, work constantly to convey to the readers the latest developments and whatever happens around the hunting world.
With their long-standing presence, "Kynigetika Nea" have won the title "the hunters' newspaper".


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We live in a culture in which not showing vulnerability is mistaken as a sign that we are strong. That we are not afraid and that we are not suffering. A subconscious 'smile for the camera', mentality.
Most common labor mistakes #2
"Do these 3 things and you won't feel a thing!" "Don't do this and you'll be done in exactly X hours!"
Most of us women would be happy to try almost anything that promised to make birth easier or at least shorten the process. But as nature has it, every one of us is as unique as the children we grow in our bodies and bring to earth with our unconditional love and courage.
Is there a right way and wrong way to birth? If only it was that clear…
For this reason, we decided that instead of the word 'mistakes', the words 'misjudgements' or 'miscalculations' are more compassionate. Let's face it, labor is no joke.
Early labor may be bearable enough for some to continue with light daily activities. We discussed why this is recommended, along with other suggestions in the article on Common Mistakes: Early Labor. But at some point, the intensity of those sensations changes.
You might be in Active labor when... your contractions feel stronger and harder to bear.
So, unlike before, the distractions may not be working as well anymore. You are finding that you have to stop what you're doing each time. These are major cues that your body and baby are getting really serious about this birth thing.
How exciting!
Now what, dear Doula?
That's your cue!
Start timing the contractions again. (Wondering about WHEN, WHY and HOW to time contractions?)
What you are looking for is length and duration.
Longer, Closer, Stronger
Assuming you had told your OB/ Midwife when you went into labor and depending on whether you chose to have your Doula join you in early labor, let your birthing team know about this new development.
The onset of Active labor is when a woman feels the strong need to do something about the contractions. This in a natural urge designed by our bodies to help baby along.
So let's talk about some tempting misjudgements that might go against the natural progression of labor.
Doing nothing
This is a go-to whenever we are are in pain or discomfort. Sitting still in a way that feels more comfortable or the good old fashioned bed-rest. Even though this offers a sense of relief, it could contribute to a longer labor and increase back pain due to pressure on the spine.
If for some reason the mother chooses to or has to stay in bed, it is encouraged to change positions or to lay side to side. Even the smallest change for just a few contractions is helpful.
Moving in rhythm with contractions and changing positions also makes it easier for the baby to navigate the pelvis.
Gravity is a laboring woman's best friend.
(After a Doula, that is.)
If you would rather hang out in your room for privacy or other reasons, a Doula has got a mind full of positions to ease discomfort and aid the progression. We also bring a 'bag of tricks' full of labor equipment you can use.
If you feel up to it, grab your partner or a family member and take a slow walk down the hall. Feel free to pace back and forth in the room. If you are having a home birth, stroll around your house. You are likely to find that you have to stop at each contraction. Having someone by your side is priceless as you can use them for physical support. You are going to appreciate all the encouragement you can get. Enjoy the company of someone willing to walk the walk with you.
Doing Everything
Ah, you can't win can you? Yes you can, I promise!
There is the complete opposite staying in one place: trying every single position and comfort measure you learned because that is what you are 'supposed to do'.
It's great to change positions and techniques during labor, but how do you know when to do what?
The amazing thing about our bodies is that, if you are focused enough, you can pick up on the natural cues on what to do.
Try positions and techniques in response to cues from your body; not just "try everything." Once you find a good position or technique, continue through several contractions until you feel your body needs a change.
One of the most humbling lessons as a Doula is to learn to 'lead by following'. This is one way we honor a woman's innate wisdom. We may make suggestions and help along the way, but above all we trust that women are capable. Forcing changes during labor can be distracting and can pull mental and physical energy away.
*Wait, I thought distractions were good for labor?
Stick around dear mom, there is a time for everything.
We established that distractions are great in Early labor. Focusing too much on bodily sensations too soon can cause unnecessary stress and get the mother tired way before she needs all her energy. Active labor is a whole different ball game though...
Active labor feels more intense physically and so it takes a lot of mental energy to go through. At this point, too many distractions can cause the mother to lose her focus.
Having someone beside you to talk to during labor can be calming and reassuring. The down side of this is that, the mother might feel obliged to respond and be an active part of conversation in the room.
It is not easy to be there for someone and give them space at the same time.
This is a balancing act that a good Doula practices.
There is a lot of benefit in being mentally present at the labor. It is easy to miss out on your body's cues or become irritated or anxious based on what is happening in your environment. This can trigger stress hormones, which do not interact well with birth hormones, leading to a stalled or longer labor.
Relaxation at this stage of labor is a priority. Calming or inspiring music is one way to set the mood for the mother.
If the TV is on in the birthing room, let it be by the mother's choice and that she has the say on what should be on. Preferably, something pleasant that she does not have to pay too much attention to or to follow.
Sometimes visitors or other staff in the room get carried away talking about topics not relevant to the mother. It is ok to give a polite reminder to keep such conversations out of the room.
As Doulas, we respect the 'birthing space' as a mother's own NEST.
We allow the mother to set the tone and the pace.
So, imagine you've made it this far but there is still a way to go... *They say the next stage of labor, Transition, is the hardest and that it is when women are most likely to ask for an epidural. Next time we discuss how true (or false) this is.


text: Below is the slideshow of the God Unlimited Conference 2013 as seen through the eyes of Tracey's camera. This year seemed to be especially great! Afterward it reminded me of Peter's response found in Luke 9 when he saw the transfiguration of Jesus. He said, "Master, it is good for us to be here; let us make three tabernacles (tents): one for You, one for Moses, and one for Elijah." Of course we already had a tent so all we had to do was stay, but just like Peter we had to come back down the mountain. For those that were there we hope you enjoy a little trip down memory lane and for those that weren't we hope this may inspire you to be there next year.


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Thank you to all those who came to the August 9th screening at Lightbox Film Center! The new digitization of Ko Nakajima works were very well received, and we received great comments for Tanaami and Aihara works. Thank you to Postwar Japan Moving Image Archive and Julian Ross.


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What's Keeping You Grounded?
Flip flop feet on hot concrete,
Hello Summer
We try to keep cool and light;
take flight on vacations
push off and up into the air from the high dive
leap over the sprinkler
soar on a swing
climb the tree to make a fort on the highest branch
pluck blueberries
pick off tomatoes
slow down for summer so we can proceed to lift off and cool off and take off time to rest.
We have popsicle push-up, bomb-pop, snow-cone, ice-cream treats, to beat the heat
the sun, the soil. the gravity, the toil, we know
but we remember too; the ascension, the spirit, the wind, the living water, the heavenly hosts.
As we remain grounded here on earth, knowing
It's not only as it appears; the soil, the gravel, the dirt and dust; because He sent His spirit that rides upon the clouds, to remind us that
our work here is a prayer, our rest is prayer, our play is a prayer and prayers lift and drift towards heaven.
We remember these words;
In the memoire Lab Girl award winning scientist Hope Jahren describes soil as "a funny thing, in that it isn't really anything in and of itself but is instead the product of two different worlds coming together. Soil is the naturally produced graffiti that results from tension between the biological and geological realms." Two different worlds coming together like heaven and earth combined, like the physical and the spiritual. Just dirt, but holy. Just ordinary, but sacred. Ephesians 4 reminds me of this idea too;
Out my 2nd story window the shift into Summer is apparently clear too.
The rooftops, the green trees with swaying leaves, the sunset view of solitude was serene, but yesterday I laughed to look out and find company. Hello high school neighbor boys, with ropes and planks of wood. Their feet dangle from way too high branches. I'm nervous I might be calling an ambulance soon. One turns his head and looks straight towards my desk. It's awkward, distracting, yet quaint/charming. It reminds me of my own Summertime adventures.
With Oliver's 4th birthday at the end of June, we 've been browsing swing sets for the backyard.
"I never get tired of swinging" my mom tells me this week. "I still love to swing."
But my friend warns me "The package says it takes 6 hours to assemble, yet it took us double the time." Since Jeff is weary of projects, we wonder if maybe the swing set gift idea can wait a while. We will see.
Today after breakfast Oliver went to a blueberry farm with his Grandmom. His tiny fingers plucking off the berries with eager joy to fill the little pail. And now they are baking blueberry muffins in her kitchen. The taste summer.
As far as vacationing goes this summer, after a year of not living in our own home, we decided to stay home instead of travel. Maybe there will be a last minute trip or two, but the idea of being home sounds nice.
These are the latest happenings for us as we enter into the liturgical season of Ordinary Time. I learned the themes for this season are ordinariness, faithfulness, commonness, and Church.
"The season after Pentecost is a season of Ordinary Time. The season is ushered in after the Church is given the gift of the Holy spirit as a companion and is tasked with the charge of carrying out God's work in the world. "
— Sacred Ordinary Days Planner
It makes me imagine being there as Jesus ascended into the sky.
Afterwards I imagine feeling the weight of gravity even more, still grounded on earth.
Then He sends His Spirit for comfort and gives us a purpose for our days, but I imagine the heart still sighs thinking about His departure.
It's a familiar feeling often accompanied with transition. It slightly reminds me of Spring turning into Summer;
The way children might feel saying goodbye to their friends on the last day or school, or the college student dismantling their dorm room and packing their car to the brim, then pulling out of the parking lot for the last time. The way a mom might feel underlying anxiety in the face of summer; the school year over and all the kids are home for all the hours and all the days.
Transition can stir up so many feelings. So to counter act this feeling I embrace the slowing down that often occurs in summer. I visualize the settling down of stirred up things; like a jar of water taken from a stream, first shaken up then calming down, debris resting again at the bottom of the jar, water looking more clear again. When work wearies the soul a little or a lot, when longings of heaven and heavenly things heavy my heart, God whispers to me; Surely I am in this place; you stand of holy ground. Their is joy and communion with Christ that is hidden and found even and especially working, resting, playing on earthly ground.
4 grounding things I am doing this summer
- A prayer I am praying for my summer is psalms 91: 17 May the favor of the Lord our God rest on us; establish the work of our hands for us-- yes, establish the work of our hands.
- A question I am asking myself this summer; "How can I bring grace, beauty, and order to each day?" -Sally Clarkson, Own Your Life
- An audio book I am listening to that serves to settle my soul; Invitation to Solitude and Silence: Experiencing God's Transforming Presence by Ruth Haley Barton
- And a quote I am remembering about being grounded;


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President Bush has declared an end to lax tax audits, and launched the biggest crackdown in the history of the Internal Revenue Service.
The IRS said yesterday it collected a record $43.1 billion from audits in fiscal 2004, up 15 percent from last year and up 25 percent from fiscal 2002.
The taxman hammered mostly on high-income taxpayers, collecting an average $27,600 additionally from big earners in office audits, and an average $15,000 audits by mail.
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COLUMN: Instant replay could have helped in the Fort Frye vs. Waterford football game
BEVERLY — Eric McCutcheon probably wishes high school football had instant replay.
The Waterford High head coach definitely would've liked a review of Wildcat quarterback Peyten Stephens' run for a 2-point conversion with less than a minute remaining in Friday night's game at Cadet Field. If the Wildcat signal caller had made it, the contest would've been tied at 22-all, and the Waterford-Fort Frye rivalry contest probably would've had to have been settled in overtime. (There was still some time remaining on the regulation clock.)
But the refs apparently ruled that Stephens had not broken the plane of the goal-line, and was short. With that decision, Fort Frye maintained a 22-20 advantage.
Not surprisingly, the Waterford team and their fans disagreed with the call. A penalty or two was called.
A visibly upset McCutcheon actually went out on the field to plead the Wildcats' case with the ref.
On the ensuing kickoff by Waterford deep in its own territory, the Cats attempted an onside kick, which was recovered by a Cadet– and the game was essentially over. Fort won by two points.
Last year, at Wildcat Field, the Cadets won by four.
Fort Frye (3-0) has now won 11 consecutive football games against Waterford (2-1). But in the last two, the Cadets have had to stage second-half rallies to prevail.
In the most recent one Waterford dominated the play during first-half action, and led 14-0.
Just before the intermission, the Wildcats gambled with fourth-and-short on their own 20 — and Stephens made the first down on a plunge.
The green and white then ran out the clock.
At the start of the second half, Fort received and got back into the game with a scoring drive, which was capped by Tyler Fisher's 3-yard touchdown run and Brian Adkins' 2-point conversion run.
The Cadets now trailed, 14-8.
On Waterford's first offensive possession after the break, a Stephens' throw was intercepted by Fort's Brady Schilling. On the play, Wildcat junior Zane Heiss was injured and had to come off the field.
When play was resumed, the Cadets were unable to capitalize on the turnover and turned the ball over on downs.
Meanwhile, Heiss returned to the action, caught a Stephens' pass, and raced 67 yards for an apparent Waterford TD that would've made it 20-8.
But the touchdown was called back due to a penalty — a Wildcat lineman had been downfield.
Waterford then ended up punting, and Fort Frye put together another scoring drive, which was capped by Evan Schob's 6-yard run to paydirt early in the fourth quarter. On the ensuing 2-point conversion attempt, the Cadets came up short, and the game was knotted at 14-all.
Late in the period, Fort was backed up against its own end zone and was in a third and seven on the 11-yard line. Taking a Tate Engle handoff, Fisher veered left, raced down the sideline past the Cadet bench, and scored on an 89-yard TD run. Engle then scored on a 2-point conversion run, making it 22-14.
That Fisher run was a back-breaker, or was it?
Waterford still had time, and made the most of it with Stephens completing two passes to Heiss. On the second one, Heiss hauled it in in the end zone with 49 seconds remaining. Stephens then tried to tie it with a run, but….he was stopped just shy of the goal line, according to the refs.
The Cadets were elated, while the Wildcats were mad, because they thought they'd leveled the score.
While instant replay might've been more conclusive…well, we'll just never know, will we?
In any event, it was still one heckuva Friday night high school football game.
Ron Johnston, email@example.com


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SEIU Targets Banks for Union Push
SEIU said on Tuesday that executives at big U.S. banks and their allies "will stop at nothing" to block financial reform. Singling out B of A, the group says banks pushed employees to hawk dubious financial products, such as "no-doc" mortgage loans. "What happened is we started hearing from bank employees who told us that they don't like how things happen at work and who complained that there's a lot of pressure on them to sell bad products," said Stephen Lerner, who heads SEIU's financial reform project, in an interview. The solution is to unionize bank employees to give them more say over how businesses are run, he said. That would not only empower workers, but also support financial reform by helping curb misbehavior by financial companies.
Historically, labor groups have made little headway in organizing banks. Only a dozen or so U.S. banks are unionized, according to investment boutique Griffin Financial Group, accounting for less than two percent of all bank employees. During the 1970s, unions such as the Office & Professional Employees International Union tried to penetrate banks by urging depositors to withdraw their funds from non-union institutions, among other tactics. Yet apart from a few small banks -- mostly in the Midwest -- such efforts failed to take hold.
The reasons were largely social. In the 1960s and 1970s, working in a bank was viewed by many people as a ticket into the middle class. Tellers and other lower-level bank employees were reluctant to jeopardize their jobs by seeking to join a union. Bank work is also less grueling than the kind of blue-collar manufacturing sectors where unions typically flourished.
It's clear why banks, like many other companies, oppose unionization. Griffin Financial, citing estimates by one unionized bank, said in a March report (not available online) that the combined salary and benefits of a union workforce are 7-8.5 percent higher than those of non-union industry peers. For the bank in question, that amounted to roughly $80,000 per branch. Dealing with a union also introduces other potential challenges, such as having to negotiate employment contracts and work rules. In addition, unionized banks are regarded as poor merger partners. And of course, companies with organized workforces are more vulnerable to strikes.
Does SEIU have a shot at making inroads into the banking sector, given labor's previous struggles? You bet. Bolstering its chances is the considerable congressional support for EFCA, a bill that would let employees of banks and other companies join a union simply by signing a card or petition -- a much lower hurdle for membership than under current corporate practice.
EFCA has widespread support in the House and stands a good chance of passage in the Senate. And action is likely to come soon. The addition of Sen. Al Franken, D.-Minnesota, who along with many Democrats and President Obama strongly support the EFCA, should boost the bill's chances of passage in the Senate by bringing Dems closer to the 60 votes they need to overcome a possible filibuster by opponents. One source told me on background that he expects the bill to be introduced on the Senate floor this month. Still, some labor and banking experts are skeptical that unions will ever get traction in the financial industry. "Banks have historically been a stable, secure employment opportunity, and employees don't generally feel they need a union to represent them," said Peter Spanos, head of the labor and employment practice in Atlanta with law firm Burr & Forman, in an interview.
With unemployment soaring, many bank workers, even protected by pro-union laws, also may be afraid to rock the corporate boat for fear of angering management, Robert A. Bennett, formerly the editor-in-chief of U.S. Banker magazine, told me.
Yet Griffin Financial, in a confidential report analyzing the implications of the EFCA for banks, emphasized that the unionization "threat" is real. The legislation would, for example, make joining a union much easier by simply letting employees sign a card or petition.
Lerner is coy about saying how much progress SEIU has made winning over employees at BofA. The New York Post's Charles Gasparino says the union has been working to organize BofA employees for more than a year. If true, that underscores the tough slog SEIU faces in moving on other big banks.
Yet Lerner is undeterred, saying the political and social climate is right for banks to bear the union label.
"What's different now is that 80 percent of people blame banks for the economic crisis and see them as symbols of unbridled greed and bad business practices," he said. Stephen Lerner image courtesy of SEIU


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P. Scollo, G. Scibilia, B. Pecorino
Vol.1 (2017), issue 4, pag. 32-41
ABSTRACTThe median life expectancy of population among industrialized countries has dramatically expanded in recent years. On the other hand, the risk of developing cancer increases with age. The treatment for gynaecological malignancies is well defined with respect to the surgery, radiation treatment and chemotherapy. However, elderly patients receives substandard treatment when compared to the younger people, generally due to the presence of associated medical conditions. The assessment of the co-morbidity is an important aspect of the surgical decision-making process. Maximal cytoreductive surgery is one of the most powerful determinants of survival in patients with FIGO stage III and IV ovarian cancer. Unfortunately, older patients underwent fewer operations as compared with those of their younger counterparts However, in recent years, new developments in the fields of anesthesiology, perioperative care, and surgical techniques have modified the picture and several studies confirm the feasibility of optimal cytoreduction with a complication rate similar to younger patients. Elderly patients may tolerate well surgical procedures within acceptable postoperative morbidity, a length of hospital stay and a need for intensive care quite similar to that of younger patients.