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My sweet baby boy had his first shots today. (We are doing a mondified/delayed shot schedule per Dr. Sears book The Vaccine Book, so thats why he had his first shots at 3 months.)
I made Mark take him in for the shots while I waited in the waiting room. He came out still crying, but stopped when I held him. Poor babe. We got home and he atethen fell fast asleep for a couple hours. When he woke up for his 4:00 feeding he was not doing well-- crying, wouldn't eat, had one very red thigh and only was ok if I held him in my left arm while walking around. It was so sad and pitiful, my heart was breaking. No one tells you about this stuff when you sign up to be a parent!
I was able to put the moby on and hold him that way since my arm and back were killing me from carrying my 13 pound boy around. He fell back asleep for a bit and with Mark's help we got him to eat and take a bit of pain reliever about 6:30. By about 7:30 he was still a sad baby boy, but went to sleep in his crib until his 10:00 feeding. (I went to bed until then too).
I loved having him to hold and love on, but it was so not worth it to see him in pain.
But today I have my happy baby back. He is keeping the spider man stickers on each thigh until they loosen up-- this mama doesn't want to have to hurt him pulling them off, even in the tub.
Have I mentioned how crazy in love I am with this kiddo?
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Ajeng Sitoresmi
Hi there! ^ ^
I knit since 2008, and since then I start to writing knitting patterns.
Hat is my favorite subject, and I usually using local yarn from Indonesia to making sample of my patterns.
I live in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
I have a local yarn shop in Yogyakarta which I started since 2010. Beside providing yarn, we offer free basic knitting lesson for everyone who visit and want to learn to knit, because I believe that knowledge should shared more easily if you can do it. I still not offer paid knitting course until now.
So, since December 2015, I start making a living from selling my knitting patterns here on Ravelry. Please support me. :)
Thank you so much for visiting. ^ ^
instagram= www.instagram.com/ajeng_poyeng
ps: English is not my native language, I am sorry for any grammar errors.
discount 30% for purchase of 3 patterns or more.
ADDITION: I try to released a new knitting pattern at least once a month, and will always give a big discount for every of it. Please stalk and support me if you like my pattern :D
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The Roman Catholic denomination refers to their pope by the religious title of "father" (the word "pope" comes from the Greek word pappas, meaning "father"). This contradicts Matthew 23:9 which clearly condemns the use of the word "father" as a religious title.Read More
In 1 Corinthians 14, Paul issues commands on how members of the Corinthian church are to use their miraculous gifts in the assembly. They were to not abuse the gifts; instead, they were to utilize their gifts with the goal of promoting edification in the church (1 Corinthians 14:1-4).Read More
Many skeptics and atheists believe the existence of hell would imply that the god of Christians is evil. Bertrand Russell wrote: "There is one very serious defect to my mind in Christ's moral character, and that is that He believed in hell. I do not myself feel any person who is really profoundly humane can believe in everlasting punishment." (Russell, Why I Am Not A Christian, 1957, p. 17). Atheists charge that there can be no God if there is evil, pain, and suffering in the world because a loving God would not allow it to go on/exist. Atheists are appealing to some objective moral standard that is outside of themselves. Evil is the parasite that feeds off good.Read More


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Fearne Scarf and Cowl by Jo Spreckley
Fearne Scarf and Cowl by Jo Spreckley
A great double pattern to show off two shades of the same yarn, the feather and fan pattern creates lovely waves as it undulates. The cowl is knitted in the round and the scarf knitted flat and along the length.
Yarn: Baa Ram Ewe Dovestone DK 100% wool 252 yds / 230m per 100g hank
Yarn Quantities: Cowl = 1 hank in each of 2 colours (shown in Yorkstone and Parkin), Scarf = 1 hank in each of 2 colours.
Needles: Cowl 4.5mm x 40cm circular, scarf 4.5m x 80cm (or longer)
Notions: stitch markers
Size: Cowl = 17cm/6.5" deep x 52cm/20.5" circumference. Scarf = 17cm/6.5" deep x 120cm/47" long


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Cloud BI Report Cites GoodData as a Leading Vendor Focused on Helping Customers Unlock the Value of Their Data
SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwired - Dec 14, 2015) - GoodData, the leading provider of business intelligence for data monetization to enterprises and ISVs, today announced it was cited as a Leader in the The Forrester Wave™: Cloud Business Intelligence Platforms, Q4 2015 report by Forrester Research, Inc. This recognition follows Forrester Research Inc.'s Agile BI report, The Forrester Wave™: Agile Business Intelligence Q3 2015, in which GoodData was also recognized as a leader.
The Cloud BI report finds that business agility and implementation and deployment speed are two key benefits of cloud BI. GoodData receives the top score for the BI on BI criterion within the current offering category and is cited for offering an enterprise-grade "data pipeline" to ease the burden of preparing data for analytics. Security and compliance concerns, as well as application performance and implementation are included in the report's list of potential cloud BI issues. According to GoodData's latest usage reports, unlike traditional BI vendors, GoodData ensures a 99.5% SLA and averages 90 days to implement its analytics distribution platform.
According the the report: "A key differentiator is GoodData's 'insights-as-a-service' capability. Leveraging the insights gained from analyzing vast numbers of GoodData community interactions, this supports end users by suggesting what they might want to do next, based on their current actions. To set itself apart further, the company has pivoted to focus on helping customers unlock the value of their data by sharing and externalizing it via the GoodData platform."
"Time to value hits home for us. We managed to deliver beautiful, advanced analytics to our end users in a very short period of time. We care deeply about helping our users to maximize the performance of their sales prospecting campaigns, and our reporting dashboard in CoPilot helps them do that thanks to GoodData." - Peter Sharkey, Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer, CoPilot, Autopilot.
"MediGain chose to partner with GoodData because we can easily provide customized analytics to all of our different clients ensuring they consistently have the most current features available to improve financial visibility into their practice and better understand their business." - Ian Maurer, CIO, MediGain
"To be recognized twice by the market-leading analyst firm, Forrester Research for our agile, cloud BI solution, we believe is an indication of GoodData's strong offering and customer success," said Roman Stanek, Founder and CEO, GoodData. "Our analytics distribution platform is about creating value for every customer, every partner, every user -- and not about storage and access."
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We love brides and bridesmaids. In honour of the upcoming wedding season, we're giving away some beautiful lip colours!
With 3 ways to enter, brides and bridesmaids can win lip product for each member of the wedding party.
Share with anyone who is in a wedding party, either a bride or bridesmaid!!


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Anatomy of New Year's Resolutions (Episode 173)
Doctors Brian and Giuseppe talk about how to make and keep New Year's resolutions, discussing ideas proposed in Time magazine, the Globe and Mail, and the New York Times. Topics include:
Are resolutions helpful or harmful?
What kinds of resolutions lead to change?
What is willpower and how does it work?
How can you maximize the odds of successfully keeping your resolutions?
Dr. G's resolution was to stay in shape, but as we discuss in the show, being specific is important - he actually made a resolution to exercise at least three times per week.
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You can also get your free podcast subscription in iTunes. Leave us a comment, or you can e-mail suggestions or questions to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Note: Posts on Family Anatomy are for education only, and are not intended to replace professional or medical advice. If you need to talk to someone about family or mental health issues, you can get a referral from your family doctor. Doctors Brian and Giuseppe discussed kids and families in general in this episode, but every child and family is unique; your experience may vary from that discussed in this episode.


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Doctor of Medicine
A post graduate program that requires the completion of four years of study after the completion of a bachelor's degree. Upon successful completion, students will be matched to a residency program.
Residency training programs available:
- Anatomical pathology
- Anesthesia
- Diagnostic radiology
- Family medicine
- General surgery
- Internal medicine
- Nephrology
- Neurology
- Obstetrics and gynecology
- Orthopedic surgery
- Pediatrics
- Psychiatry
Admission requirements
If you intend to complete the doctor of medicine program, you are required to complete a bachelor's degree from a recognized institution and the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT). The undergraduate degree can be in any discipline.
All applicants are screened by an admissions committee that considers academic performance, scores on the MCAT, references, interviews (in some cases), extra curricular activities, volunteer and/or work experience, and any other relevant information.
Admission to the program is competitive for a limited number of placements (80 placements total). Most placements are reserved for residents of Newfoundland and Labrador (including three placements for Aboriginal applicants) plus some reserved specifically for residents of Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. The remaining seats are open to other national and international students.
Sample courses
MED 5710 - The Healthy Person
MED 6750 - The Patient: Acute or Episodic Health Problems
MED 7710 - The Patient: Chronic Conditions
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// Ceren + Jani | Helsinki, Finland //
Fiskars Village Wedding - Helsinki WEedding Videographer
One of the most creative and different weddings I have ever had the pleaseure of filming for sure.
Ceren + Jani mixed to amazing cultures together in one place that blended two families together from across the world,
It really was amaing to watch.
An amazing and unique couple who deserve an amazing and unique life together.
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Little Black Ruffle Dress
Hi there! Happy Friday, everyone!
Did everyone have a nice week? I feel like I have been running around like crazy, which is why this post is coming up a little later tonight than I would've liked - lol sorry about that! But I honestly couldn't wait another day to share this look with you.
This dress is by far my favorite little black dress (LBD) in my closet. The ruffles make it feel so feminine and classy. And - not going to lie, they make twirling around in the dress that much more fun! This one-of-a-kind dress comes from StyleWe, an online retailer that connects independent designers with the public. Both of the items I received from them were really unique and great quality. By great quality, I mean that the fabric (on both items!) isn't cheap-looking, it is thick and they sewn together well.
I had seen their clothes on girls before and always thought they looked amazing, so when they reached out to me to collaborate I was over the moon! Their online store has a large selection, I definitely recommend taking a look, you're likely to find something different and beautiful! My items arrived in less than 2 weeks, which was great because I am 100% not patient, by any means - haha. Tell me you feel the same way? At least about receiving your items from online stores? This sweater is the other item I received from them!
Despite what is widely believed, black is totally acceptable any time of year, if you accessorize it right.
I chose to pair my dress with a neutral bag and shoes, creating a more sophisticated look. To keep the outfit from becoming too monotone, I threw in these super fun, dangle earrings that contain a variety of color. You could wear this dress to a formal wedding (tis the season!), on a nice dinner date, or to anything that would be deemed "cocktail" attire! What makes this look appropriate for spring is the bright color of the earrings, the sandal heel, and the light-colored tan bag. The key to making a LBD "spring appropriate" is to incorporate lighter or brighter color accessories and open toe shoes. You could also wear a bright colored lipstick if you aren't a dangle earring kind of girl.
Play around with it. Make it fun.
I am heading up to Phoenix for the weekend, are you doing anything fun? Let me know! :)
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Dress (StyleWe) / Shoes (Steve Madden) / Earrings (Target) / Purse (Charming Charlie)


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We want to help you make your child's day magical! We have paid extra attention to the children in our community and noticed there are not many options for them to celebrate how special they truly are.
We have a beautiful Truck Maze in our garden with slides and ball pits to keep your little ones entertained. The Truck Maze is available with any kids party package for $150, which includes the venue hire fee. There are three kids party packages ranging from basics to luxurious themed parties as described in the table below.
Party Packages
Download your kids party package here
The maze truck is available for off-site hire starting from $200 within Gisborne city boundaries. Pricing will be based upon delivery address and time span. *special weekday prices (Monday - Thursday) start from $150.
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It is the mission of the Granger Parks and Recreation Department to create recreational opportunities for growth, citizenship and positive character building by developing services and programs that promote youth involvement and a strong sense of community while striving to increase the social, cultural, and physical well-being of all participants.
WINTER (December-February):
Youth Basketball League (cont.)
Little Hawk Hoopsters Clinic TK-Kindergarten
TOT Basketball
SPRING (March-May):
Champ (18 months – 5 year old Soccer)
Granger Little League- Contact President Randy Chiri firstname.lastname@example.com (They are separate from the City Rec)
SUMMER (June-August):
Bam Bam Baseball Ages 3-5
Soccer K-2nd Grade
Youth Volleyball Summer Camp Kindergarten – 8th grade
Rounded Minds Sports
FALL (September – November):
Youth Volleyball Fall Clinic Kindergarten – 5th grade
Flag Football 5 week Clinic TK-Kindergarten
Flag Football League 1 – 2nd Grade
WG Tackle Football League Grades 3 – 6- Email with questions- firstname.lastname@example.com (They are separate from the City Rec)
Youth Basketball League Grades 1st – 2nd Grade
Beavercreek Youth Wrestling- Contact Rick Sloss email@example.com (They are separate from the City Rec)


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The Others 7 Sins: The Beta and the Omega!
I seem to have some serious first world problems going on… so much stuff, so little time! Several kickstarter pledges have recently arrived and I seem to be running out of space…Where to put all these boxes? More importantly, WHEN to do anything with the contents? I already have several pledges that I have not […]Read More The Others 7 Sins: The Beta and the Omega!


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Matt Newton finds inner peace in Underbelly
Playing an Underbelly drug baron and murderer is helping Matthew Newton focus on what he does best, after a troubled era which he says taught him a lot.
Matthew Newton is a reformed man. He has grown up, recognised the mistakes of his past and is more grounded than any time in his life.
The 31-year-old is busy filming Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities on a warm December day in Sydney. He plays murderer and heroin kingpin Terry "Mr Asia" Clark in the crime drama.
Sydney Hospital doubled for the Melbourne Magistrate's Court earlier in the day but tonight, with Newton, it will become a Brisbane police station/lock-up.
Scene titles give a flavour of what's to come — "Bob's bag man with bad news", "Terry and Andy (bag man Andy Maher played by Damon Gameau) discuss their options" and "Terry gets a farewell bashing from the cops".
It's good to see Newton doing what he does best — acting. It's easy to forget, amid the swirling controversy of the past couple of years, what a good actor he is.
Easy to forget that in 2002 he was nominated for a Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actor for his portrayal of POW David Collins in Changi, or that he shone as sexed-up magazine journo Nick Driscoll in Stupid Stupid Man.
Newton turned down the chance to play hit man "Mad" Richard Mladenich in the first Underbelly, citing filming commitments to the second series of Stupid Stupid Man, but he's on board for the prequel.
"Getting to this age I suppose there's a level of honesty where you can't be bothered playing a game any more," Newton says between scenes.
"Over a period of time I've discovered just who you are is OK. I feel that about the people I love in my life as well. The things you judge and criticise are the things that make me love them.
"Hopefully, they are things that make you love yourself."
Newton's troubles began in late 2006 when he simulated sex acts on Channel 10's New Year's Eve show The Big Night In with John Foreman.
Things turned ugly in January 2007 when he was charged with assaulting his former girlfriend, Brooke Satchwell, in a bitter break-up row.
The offences allegedly occurred at the couple's Sydney home after Satchwell ended their five-year relationship. Newton reportedly punched Satchwell and pushed her into a wall.
The charges had immediate ramifications — Newton was sacked from his new role at Nova radio, which had reportedly signed him for up to $200,000 a year, to co-host a show with comedian Akmal Saleh.
In June 2007, Newton pleaded guilty to the assault of Satchwell, but his lawyer Chris Murphy said his client was suffering from an undisclosed emotional and psychological condition at the time of the assault and was regularly seeing a doctor to help address his problems.
Three other charges were dropped. He was convicted of assault and put on a 12-month good-behaviour bond.
Outrage greeted a court ruling the next month that quashed the assault conviction, with campaigners against domestic violence warning that women had been sent a damaging message and fewer might now pursue their tormenters.
Newton said outside the court: "I sincerely appreciate the opportunity to put a very difficult situation behind me."
Since then, Newton has kept his head down. He has written, directed and starred in feature film Three Blind Mice about three naval officers on shore leave before they go back to the Middle East.
He also portrayed the central character in Tom Stoppard's play Rock 'n' Roll.
Newton says the past year has been one of his best professionally — "a fantastic ride".
It has been a ride of a different kind playing Clark, the ruthless head of a New Zealand drug syndicate importing heroin into Australia in the 1970s.
"To think this really happened makes you think," he says. "After this guy had shot someone dead he would ring his wife to cook him a roast. His line in the sand is at a very different point to most of ours."
Contemplating his life in the past two years has brought Newton some sense of inner peace. He hints that turning 30 has played a major part in turning things around.
"A lot of my contemporaries have hit that point where you start to feel good in your own skin and make discoveries," he says.
"Mistakes of your 20s, professionally or whatever, you just come into your own a little bit in your sense of understanding."
By Erin McWhirter
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Muir Lake has started our first wee Read session and the students are loving it!
If you would like to be a wee Read volunteer and share books and conversations with our kindergarten and Grade 1 students let us know.
Our next training session will be January 14th, 2019. If you would like more information or to be a part of this exciting new program please contact Kerri Schram at firstname.lastname@example.com or 780-963-3535.


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The Premier of Australia's wealthiest state Colin Barnett has, without notice or consultation, announced he is closing down 150 small towns in his state and has refused to meet the mayors or residents of these generally remote towns to discuss the matter. The Premier – Colin Barnett – said he had no other options after the Federal Government announced they would no longer fund essential services to the towns, instead providing a one-off payment of $90 million to the State Government to take responsibility. Read more about Plans for remote First Nations people in WA may be forced off their homelands and made homeless; Surrendering land for Mining
The Aboriginal Housing Company posted the trespass signs in February, giving the protesters 72 hours to vacate the property. The protesters rallied to bolster their ranks and were still in their 'tent embassy' more than a week after the deadline passed. Wiradjuri elder Jenny Munro has been camping at the site since May 26 last year, to demand more affordable Aboriginal housing on the land which was purchased by the Aboriginal Housing Company with a federal government grant in the 1970s. Read more about Stalemate on The Block in Redfern as protesters defy trespass notice
Property investors have been promised a suburb "free of Aboriginals," but protesters in Sydney's most well-known Indigenous community aren't giving in without a fight. According to Munro, occupants of the Redfern Aboriginal Tent Embassy (RATE) were slapped with eviction notices at mid-afternoon, and given a 48-hour window to respond. That means activists must take their case to a court before Sunday afternoon. "He served it knowing we won't be able to access the courts. It's just more filthy politics," Jenny Munro stated. Read more about Redfern First Nations Embassy slapped with 48 hour eviction notices


text: And it will be at the University of Wisconsin Madison Vet Hospital. He has an 87 percent chance of doing well, or at least those are the success odds overall. They are likely better at a high level teaching vet hospital like this one. A vet neurologist is doing the surgery. Not having surgery could kill him I know only animal people can understand this, but I love this doggie as much as people I love. I am a very nervous Mom right now. Jackson has problems with two of the bones in his neck. When finished, he will have pins etc. inside of him. But (crossing fingers) if he makes it, he will be a healthy dog. Our animals are a huge part of our lives. We love them dearly and want to travel with them. In fact, to us traveling without them sounds boring. Hub is a huge animal lover too. Just an update. Thanks for reading. Send prayers please. Surgery should be Aug. 16th


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Many, many updates for the Carey Lab
There has been so much going in the field and lab the past few weeks that I have been remiss with updates! Here is a sampling:
1) A bunch of new papers have come out: check out the Publications page on our website to see our newest work.
2) Congratulations are in order! Jon successfully passed his qualifying exams, received the Virginia Water Resources Research Grant, *and* received the Lou Bourassa Award from the Virginia Lakes and Watershed Association. Read a Virginia Tech press release here about his award. Congrats, Jon!
Alex successfully defended her M.S. in late July and is heading to Colorado to pursue water-themed work out west- we will miss her!
Kate did a stellar job mentoring our REU student Maddie this summer, who was chosen to present her research at NSF during the Council on Undergraduate Research in Arlington this fall! Well done, Kate & Maddie!
3) We have deployed our brand new weather station at Falling Creek Reservoir- this was a labor of love and supported by funding from the Global Change Center at Virginia Tech. See the press release and photos here. As part of a collaboration with Drs. John Little, Maddy Schreiber, and Quinn Thomas, we are using the minute-resolution high-frequency data to conduct ensemble modeling of FCR's water quality.
4) We conducted not one, but *two* whole-ecosystem experiments at Falling Creek Reservoir this summer, both of epilimnetic mixing and hypolimnetic oxygenation. SO MUCH SCIENCE!!
5) The Carey Lab hosted a workshop at Virginia Tech on PRAGMA-GLEON distributed computing resources for lake modeling. As part of the workshop, colleagues Paul Hanson and Renato Figuereido helped us with hourly sampling of our reservoirs to track plankton migration through the night in late June. Kate and Alex did an amazing job organizing the sampling of >50 response variables on the minute to hourly scale for >36 hours- it was epic. (More photos to come in a future post)
6) We hosted our first annual summer lab retreat, marked by barbecue, whiffleball, and reservoir sampling.
7) In concert with the Reservoir Group, we hosted the International Water Association conference on Lake and Reservoir Management at Mountain Lake August 3-7: everyone in the lab presented a poster and Kate and Zack rocked their oral presentations!
7) Last but not least, Ryan McClure has joined the lab! Within his first two months, he mixed a lake, oxygenated a lake, helped organize the Midsummer Night's Dream extravaganza, presented a poster at IWA, and has taken over the FCR sampling from Alex- woohoooo!
8) Finally, Cayelan and Alex are presenting FCR research at ESA this week- come check us out! Cayelan's talk is on Wednesday at 9:50 in the Experimental Biogeochemistry session, and Alex's talk is Friday at 10:30 in the Cross-scale Perspectives session.
More to come… it's been an awesome, crazy, but wonderful summer.


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Reality star Kourtney Kardashian will legally stop her ex Scott Disick from making money out of the Kardashian name.
The 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' star is reportedly determined not to allow her former boyfriend - who she split from last week after nine years of dating - to make money from his connections to her famous family and even wants him to sign a legal document agreeing not to endorse anything using the Kardashian name.
A source said: "Kourtney is determined he won't continue to make money off the back of her family's name.
"She's told her mum Kris that she wants Scott off the reality series and wants to get a legal contract to stop him using the Kardashian name to endorse any products."
The 36-year-old beauty - who has kids Mason, five, Penelope, three, and six-month-old Reign with Scott - is "devastated" by the break-up but she knows the relationship isn't "good" for her and she no longer wants anything to do with the 32-year-old model.
The source added to Closer magazine: "She's devastated as there's a part of her that still loves Scott but she needs to let him go now.
"She knows she'll have to be in regular touch with him because of the kids, but aside from being civil, she wants nothing to do with him."


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OTILE BROWN launches savage attack on his ex-lover, VERA SIDIKA, as their break-up turns ugly.Editor's Choice, Entertainment News, Featured Articles, Forum and discussion, Lifestyle 01:47
Monday, October 29, 2018 - After breaking-up, making up and breaking up again, Kenyan celebrity couple, Otile Brown and socialite Vera Sidika, have resorted to washing their dirty linen on social media.
Vera took to social media to announce her break up (for the second time) with Otile Brown, accusing the singer of borrowing money from her something she called a 'turn off'
In response, Otile has launched a savage attack at the curvy socialite calling her a 'psycho' and asked her to see a 'psychiatrist'
The soulful singer also slammed Vera for acting like she has money while in reality she cannot pay her bills and used to frequently borrow money from him when they were dating.
Otile wrote on Instagram that
"Am still in shock…helped this psycho pay her salon rent just the other day manze and I've never asked for the money back even after I broke up with her…sasa hizi ni aibu gani ndogo ndogo, is it really worth it?"
He added:
"Real talk, Vera Sidika has a problem and needs help. She needs to see a psychiatrist. I regret ever dating you…Don't act like you got money na hauna kitu ungekuwa nayo usingeshindwa kulipa rent."
However, netizens reckon that the two are just creating controversy to stay relevant.
Read Otile's post below.
The Kenyan DAILY POST


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Historically, many employers have paid workers holiday pay on 'basic pay' only excluding non-guaranteed overtime payments. That is overtime payments that workers are not guaranteed, but if requested must work. In the case of AMEC v Law and related appeals the EAT has ruled that where the Working Time Directive requires employees to be paid 'normal remuneration' as holiday pay, this means 'typical average pay' rather than 'basic pay'. This means that workers who work non-guaranteed overtime can now have that factored into the calculation of their holiday pay.
This ruling gives many workers the opportunity of bringing claims against their employer for unlawful deduction of wages. However, importantly the EAT has limited how far back such claims can be made. If there has been a gap of more than three months in successive underpayments the Employment Tribunal will not be able to hear the earlier claims because there has been a break in the 'series of deductions'. Also, workers cannot retrospectively decide whether or not part of the holiday that they have taken was part of their four week minimum EU entitlement to enable them to close the 3 month gap.
The EAT's decision or parts of it may be appealed to the Court of Appeal and for that reason, pending further developments, employers may choose to maintain existing arrangements on calculating holiday at present, but factor in that there is a risk of workers making backdated claims for unlawful deduction of wages.
A copy of the judgement can be found here
The above is not legal advice; it is intended to provide information of general interest about current employment law.
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Nancie A. Vito, MPH, CHES
With a unique blend of science and personal development, I continue to immerse myself in studying mindfulness, positive psychology (the study of happiness and well-being) and goal setting in order to help people realize their dreams and flourish. Furthermore, since 2009, I have also learned from top business mentors in the field and love to help brainstorm business and marketing plans to help people make money doing what they love. I have helped many people go from stuck to flourishing.
Formal Education
Earned a Master's Degree in Public Health from Emory University in Atlanta, focusing on prevention & mental health. I also hold a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology with a concentration in Industrial / Organizational Psychology.
Currently working towards a second graduate degree (in Organizational Psychology) from the City University of New York (CUNY).
Have earned over 90 graduate level university credits
Completed some graduate level coursework at a local university in Integrative Health (which incorporates mind, body and spirit).
training & certification
Learned coaching skills in 2006 when I led workshops to help people make positive changes, and I started my coaching business helping people 1:1 in 2009.
Trained and certified in many evidence-based programs, including Yale's "Coping with Work and Family Stress" program.
Received 30 hours of Mind-Body / Positive Psychology training at Harvard's Benson-Henry Institute and 20 hours of Stress Reduction training from Yale's Division of Prevention and Community Research.
I hold a professional coaching certification and I'm a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES), which requires continuing education.
professional experience
Served as a Health Communications Fellow at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as "Living Well" Coordinator at the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) and as Senior Program Coordinator at Emory University's Department of Psych & Behavioral Sciences.
Served as Instructor at Emory's Center for Lifelong Learning (Emory Continuing Education), where I led a course entitled "Flourishing 101: How to Increase Your Happiness Factor and Live with Purpose." Also taught a 6-week course entitled, "Stress Reduction for a Balanced Life" in 2011.
Been featured on sites such as Tedx Lincoln Square, Huffington Post, Thrive Global, MindBodyGreen, Tiny Buddha, and Elephant Journal, and have been mentioned in online articles for publications such as Oprah Magazine, Reader's Digest, and Marie Claire UK.
As my background lies in behavioral / mental health, my name can also be found on a few academic pieces in peer-reviewed journals and presentations, and I co-authored a chapter in a mental health nursing textbook in 2009.


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Chinese Restaurants in Persiaran Gurney (Pesiaran Gurney, Gurney Drive) – 35 Restaurants
Aragosta Curry Mee (龙虾城)
applefish posted www.applefish.net 192 Reviews
Tasty Congee & Noodle Wantun Shop 正斗粥麵專家
ojsiew posted ojsiew.blogspot.com 633 Reviews
We truly enjoyed our meal today... I am looking forward to returning to this shop for more!! hehehe..
ojsiew posted ojsiew.blogspot.com 633 Reviews
SL enjoyed her bowl of noodles very much.
Bear Paw熊手包
applefish posted www.applefish.net 192 Reviews
四种果茶内,我们较喜欢Kiwi Fruit Yakult和Passion Fruit Green Tea,两者的味道都很清爽和特别,我必须强调一点的是百香果(Passion Fruit)是可以咬/吞食的哦!
Song River Cafe
An old coffeeshop that sells delicious vermicilli with steamed pomfret.
enqvist posted www.tasteiest.com 222 Reviews
Signature dish Steamed Fish Bee Hun, price vary depend on type of fish you order but not too expensive. We like the soy sauce use to steamed fish which is very fragrance and nice, every time we also add extra bee hun as the bee hun always very small and not enough for us, fish is extremely fresh and delicious.
Chong Qing Kitchen (重庆小厨)
Kenhuntsfood posted www.kenhuntfood.com 780 Reviews
I like the fact that Chong Qing Kitchen tries to localize their dishes to suit the local palate but still maintaining some key elements such as Peppercorns.
Granny's Cottage (外婆家)
Kenhuntsfood posted www.kenhuntfood.com 780 Reviews
Prices are certainly considered wallet-friendly and reasonable at Gurney Plaza.
Din Tai Fung Restaurant (鼎泰豐)
Kenhuntsfood posted www.kenhuntfood.com 780 Reviews
Truffle Xiao Long Bao on the other hand, had a soft hint of earthy Mushroomy flavor imbued but the dumpling skin was a disappointment. Probably first day jitters but there some areas that they should really look into.
Bali Hai
Bali Hai just down the road from our hotel (Gurney Hotel). Looked popular as there was alot of people. Whats nice is that they have tanks and tanks of live seafood!
kwong.yong posted kwongeats.blogspot.com 95 Reviews
Overall, if you're looking for a good seafood restaurant in Penang that serves live seafood Bali Hai is good place to try.
Wong Kok Char Chan Teng
Wong Kok is a place which is famous among Penang people for its pastries.
Kenhuntsfood posted www.kenhuntfood.com 780 Reviews
Price-wise, was okay, considering the huge portion served, but unfortunately, there will be 10% service charge added to your bill.
Gurney Drive Hawker Food
Cheryl Chan Photography posted www.cherylchanphotography.com 81 ReviewsExceptional
I especially love food court coz i can try different food. The food is cheap, but not all stalls with delicious food.
Tian Ding Xiang 天鼎香
WillyWah posted www.lonelyclass.com 203 Reviews
餐牌改了,整体看起来比以前更为扎实了,菜色也多了,这是一件令人振奋的事。约了三五知己来带到了天鼎香绝对是为了大快朵颐一番啦! -
I Love Yoo
isaactan posted www.isaactan.net 327 ReviewsExceptional
Now this franchise is not new, neither is it only confined to central Malaysia but there are more than 30 outlets all over Malaysia now. I Love Yoo brings the traditional Chinese breakfast and tea time favourites in a modern cafe setting, and it does it rather well even though if given the chance I will still jump at the chance to have "you tiao" at my nearest local market for breakfast.
Kim Gary Restaurant
The ala carte menu have lots of HK styled meals or snack cater to your needs.
enqvist posted www.tasteiest.com 222 ReviewsSuperb
favorite pork chop spaghetti, the pork chop use to be as big as the plate but it getting smaller


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Kit Yates is a Lecturer in Mathematics at the University of Bath, where his research focuses on the mathematical modelling and analysis of biological systems. Throughout his career to date, he has worked on a variety of intriguing problems, modelling the random motion of single molecules at one extreme, to the large-scale migration of swarming insects at the other. He currently works on problems of cell migration, collective animal motion, Nematode dynamics and egg pigment patterning.
Kit is a passionate communicator of Mathematics. He and his work have featured on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Reuters, RTE, and the BBC world service (amongst others). His 2016 work on animal pigmentation patterns was published in Nature Communications. A wide range of media outlets ran with the story including the Guardian, the Telegraph, the Daily Mail, and The Mirror.
He recently won the Bath University Vice-chancellor's award for public engagement with research. To this end Kit writes regularly for The Conversation. His articles have received hundreds of thousands of reads and he has also written for the Times, the Guardian and the Independent on topics as diverse as, "The mathematics of the Paralympics," to, "Why our perception of time changes as we age". In the past, Kit also set the questions for the Maths/comedy fusion TV program Dara O'Brian's School of Hard Sums.


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What do you do at The Techno Creatives?
I'm a developer!
What were you doing before you came to work at The Techno Creatives?
I worked as a Recruiter in London and before that in the Luxury Yachting Industry, always having a passion for technologies and design
What do you find to be the biggest difference in your daily experience now and before you worked at The Techno Creatives?
The Work Culture at TC is something I'm completely new to in the most positive way. Everyone trust each other and can really make the difference, managers and colleagues are supportive, laid-back and engaging, yet at the same time very driven and productive. It's the best environment for being fully creative and deliver great sustainable solutions, I am sure I'm going to grow very quickly with such an inspiring team!
What do you find to be an important factor in your work culture?
Giving space to take the initiative, be respected, have the possibility to professionally develop and see the sky as the only limit!
Mention three things you like besides work
Live music shows, cats and backpacking!


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I Was Born With A Severe Immune Disease: Attackfish
"For years, my family and I had battled bullies and an administration dead set against helping me end the torment I was enduring. I had switched schools, moved, and done everything I could to blend in and keep my head down. I was out of options and out of hope. I remember this tremendous sense of relief at the idea of leaving school, and once I had, I felt truly safe for the first time in years."Read more


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Being a school social worker is the best foundation for practicing in any setting. I know, because I AM a school social worker and practiced in public schools for 20 years. TRUST YOUR HEART and join likeminded colleagues to explore establishing a heart- centered practice in your school. You will explore an overview of topics such as clearing shock, meditation, mindfulness, yoga, energy work, breathwork, guided imagery, integrated/ functional medicine and their application to relieve mental health and behavioral symptoms.
This is an experiential workshop that will open your heart and release your stress. These practices will allow you to be grounded and present to facilitate healing for your students and staff regardless of trauma or crisis situations that arise. You will leave this session feeling calm and relaxed with multiple resources for your and your students! If you are unable to attend this workshop, I hope the handout will assist your on your healing journey! Namaste
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Kathleen Usaj, LISW-S, ACHT is the Holistic Psychotherapist at Center for Integrative Medicine ~ Cleveland Clinic. They are presenting: "HEALING OURSELVES ~ HEALING OUR CLIENTS" at this year's conference.
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S1 — The Specials
We caught up with Horace 'Gentleman' Panter, artist and bass player with The Specials, who recounted how the band's suited and booted ska man logo was born.
The Specials' logo — like most things to do with the original incarnation of the band — was dreamed up by Jerry Dammers (aka 'The General').
It was based on a 1960s publicity photo of Peter Tosh, posing in a suit and shades, along with the other two members of the Wailers, Bob Marley and Bunny Livingstone. Long, lanky and languid, Tosh was reimagined by Dammers as a sassy, comic-bookalike character, and went on to become the face of the irresistible British ska revival movement in the late 1970s.
"Jerry called his design an impression of an impression of The Impressions," recalls Panter. (The early Wailers were more of a soul group, paying homage to American acts like Curtis Mayfield's Impressions.)
"I had a very small hand in it, but the lion's share was Jerry ... absolutely. People kept asking if the 2-Tone man had a name, and Jerry had this old bowling shirt with 'Walt Jabsco' embroidered on the back of it. We thought this sounded suitably silly, so he was duly christened Walt Jabsco."
Walt Jabsco, unsurprisingly, is most closely associated with The Specials, but was actually applied across the whole 2-Tone label stable, including releases by The Selecter, Madness, The Beat and Rico Rodriguez.
Dammers and Panter met as art students at Lanchester Polytechnic (now Coventry University) before setting sail on the good ship ska, so the pair of them had strong ideas and opinions about the band's graphic output. In fact, as well as still playing bass for The Specials (who are celebrating their 40th anniversary next year with a tour and new album), Panter now has a parallel career as an artist.
Panter puts the logo's enduring appeal down to its striking simplicity. "It's really easy to reproduce … clean lines … black and white … you can draw it on the cover of your rough book at school or your satchel. The logo really summed up what The Specials were about at the time — the shoes and the hats and the suits."
His only regret is that the band didn't have the foresight to secure the IP. "We never copyrighted it … we could have made an absolute fortune. The whole world and his friend made badges and T-shirts. They're probably living it up in a villa in Capri thanks to Walt Jabsco. He developed a life of his own and continues to do so.
"With punk it was about looking revolting as possible … bin bags and safety pins and writing filthy stuff on your jacket. Then 2-Tone came along and it was 'Mum, can I have a suit for Christmas?'. In the '70s, you could pick up second-hand tonic suit for next to nothing. That suit I'm wearing on the cover of the first Specials album set me back £7.50 … it cost me more to get it altered to fit properly."
That Walt Jabsco has a lot to answer for.
Further reading:
'Ska'd For Life — A Personal Journey With The Specials' by Horace Panter
The Specials' new album 'Encore' will be released on 1 February 2019. Pre-order it here.
Many thanks to Horace and Clare Panter for their time and help with this post.


text: "Meta's feather station sat peacefully on the vendor hill radiating positive energy, attracting festival-goers to her magnetic connection. "For me, it's all about the essence that I'm bringing and if it's in alignment with my message. My dance and feathers are enhancers of the vibe to love, give and express. My art is a way to express, therefore connect deeper with others and what I contribute to community and a space." Meta shares how she forms bonds with other festival attendees, "I resonate with givers and people who are inspired to inspire. I can't connect authentically with others if I'm not with myself. That's why it's super important to find out what it is that makes us close with ourselves and I believe art is the greatest gift and medium to do that." Sharing British-accented mystical personas, Elana's best friend, Alexa Levy, also music lover and an elementary school teacher and social change activist by day, played on Mysteryland's grounds seeking dance opportunities and interesting interactions. "The power and display of community is my favorite part of being at a festival," she radiates."


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Holiday Cheery: Pumpkin and Cranberry
This post concludes with my favorite whole wheat pumpkin cranberry bread, but the combination is so delectable, expect more pumpkin-cranberry recipes forthcoming! So, I've been stumped on a challenge recently (working on a specific dish for someone who must eat gluten-free, lactose-free, soy-free, dairy-free, casein-free, egg-free and low fructose...coming up in a future post), and haven't been up for much additional experimentation or posting. Thankfully, my little sister raised my spirits without even trying, just by asking for my whole wheat pumpkin cranberry bread recipe. It's autumn...how can anything pumpkin not make a person smile? And cranberries! I don't really care how Pollyanna or dorky I sound, they make me happy. Plus, they're both real gems of the harvest. Here's a little brief on both these holiday staples.
Anyone who has read anything of this blog will already know, I loooove pumpkins, along with butternut squash, another carotene-rich cousin. I love pumpkin pancakes, pumpkin bread, pumpkin soup, pumpkin cookies, pumpkin waffles, pumpkin cake, pumpkin mash, roast pumpkin...I could and seem to be going on for ages (and the same pretty much goes for butternut squash, too, but that may deserve it's own post another day, being that much more surpising and therefore interesting). I also really love how pumpkin puree can be added to thicken a variety of dishes, and can also lend body and richness to breads and other baked goods while cutting out a little fat. When roasted, the sweetness of the squash is really brought forth, and you can typically reduce sugar way more than many conventional recipes would suggest. In addition to being loaded with beta carotone, converted in the body to age-defying, skin-protecting, anti-cancer vitamin A, pumpkins also continue vitamin C, calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, and other nutrients. They're also simply interesting, bright, fun colors, cheerfully shaped, begging for decoration, and, like the watermelon, 90% water. According to University of Illinois Extension, in 2008, the total US pumpkin production in major pumpkin producing states was valued at $141 million. So, clearly I am not alone in adding pumpkins to my personal happy list.
I may be alone in this particular penchant, but to me, tart, plump cranberries have the appeal of bubble wrap. I love their poppability (I know, not a word, but you know what I mean) when they're warm, and find the mysteriousness of whether or not a particular berry will be truly lip-pinching sour or mildly sweet really kind of fascinating. More fascinating is the slew of health benefits cranberries bring. You've probably heard that this native American berry has been associated with prevention of urinary tract infections. Studies have also indicated that the blueberry-cousin may also help lower LDL (bad) cholesterol and raise HDL (good) cholesterol, as well as help stroke recovery, and overall gastrointestinal and oral health. According to a recent study from the University of Glasgow, evaluating popular juices, cranberry juice ranked among the highest in antioxidant activity. They're especially rich in vitamin C. My Kindergarteners love experimenting with "painting" with cranberries, which we talk about as an old-fashioned dye...which puts cranberries in the pumpkin-fun camp, too.
Whole wheat pumpkin cranberry bread
- 1 cup flour, 1 cup whole wheat flour (or just under 2 cups whole wheat flour)
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 1/4 cup maple syrup
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 tablespoon pumpkin pie spice (or a combination of your choosing to the equivalent amount: ginger, cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon)
- 1 1/4 cup pumpkin puree or canned pumpkin
- 2 cups coarsely chopped cranberries (to save time, I often leave these whole, and it's still great)
- 1 cup raisins (or use dried cranberries or a combination)
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 1/4 cup skim milk
- 1 egg, 1 egg white
Preheat oven to 350°F.
Combine dry ingredients in a medium mixing bowl. Combine remaining ingredients in a separate mixing bowl. Add liquid ingredients to dry, mixing just until the dry ingredients are moist.
Bake in a prepared loaf tin coated with cooking spray, 50 minutes to 1 hour, or until a toothpick inserted into the center of the bread comes out clean.
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The College bar will be open on June 22nd for Georgians of all ages and stages to come and enjoy a merry glass or two.
The victorious hockey team which won their division at the Singapore Sixes Hockey Competition in March will present their trophy plate to the College on the evening. The team consisted of Georgians who lived at the College in the 1980s as well as one Tommy More import and they proudly wore their red and white stripes and a red dragon in Singapore, even though people mistook them for a Welsh netball team.
Gin and tonic will be available to purchase on the evening with gin from Old Young's. We also have a range of Georgian wines and some beers that can be purchase along with a tasty pizza from the College woodfired pizza oven.
Special price from 5:30pm to 6:00pm with 2nd G&T at Half Price!!!!
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The Bridgewater succession plan, which has been underway at the home of 'radical truth' for the past seven years took an exciting turn yesterday with news of the consensual demise of the Co-CEO, the 'Podfather' himself, Jon Rubinstein...along with details about the latest changes at the helm of the organisation. For anyone who is confused after reading about these changes, please allow me to explain:
Mr Dalio is stepping down as Co-CEO, to become one of 3 Co-CIOs as well as one of 2 Co-Chairmen…meanwhile installing a replacement as Co-CEO…meaning that the Co will have 2 Cos running the Co, 2 Cos overseeing the Co and 3 Cos running the investment.
The ex-Co-CEO is staying on as a consultant and the ex-CEO of ATP is coming into the Co as part of the 'Senior Fellowship Programme'. Though he will not be a Co initially, his track record at his last Co suggests that he is earmarked for being a Co at some point.
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At the very tail end of 2017, I spent a day with the staff at M2 and their "Guru Crew" models. We had 10 girls model, and they each wore 9 dresses. If you do the math, that's NINETY dresses! It was crazy but fun! The store will use these images for the prom marketing in the coming months. So now, let me introduce you to: Quinci, Shayla, Izzy, Serena, Payton, Katelyn, Maddie, Sydni, Rachel, and Lindsey!
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NPDC Resource Recovery Facility - Colson Road (E)
Tue 23 Jan | 10am - noon and Thurs 8 Feb 10am - noon
Ever wanted to know what happens to your recycling once it leaves your kerbside? How are you contributing to Zero Waste in our district? Get an insight about the next two stages of the development for the site. See behind the scenes at the NPDC Resource Recovery Facility.
Limited numbers per date (40 people max per session). Bookings essential - Click here to book.
Meet: Car park at Colson Road where you will be met by your NPDC guide.


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To George Washington from Henry Clinton, 18 March 1782
New York 18th March 1782
Mr Skinner, your Commissary of Prisoners brought me Yesterday Your Letter of the 14th Instant, together with one from Brigadier General Knox & Mr G. Morris, By which I am sorry to find that mine to You of the 7th did not reach Philadelphia before the 13th, and that those Gentlemen were in Consequence exposed to the Inconvenience of an earlier Journey than there was occasion for.
As this must have been caused by some delay given to the Conveyance of my Letter on Your Side the Water, Colonel Dayton's Receipt being signed the 9th, I have only to endeavor to lessen as far as I can the disagreeable Circumstances attending it, and have therefore appointed the 28th Instant as the earliest day on which my Commissioners can possibly set out from hence to meet You at Elizabeth Town.
The Gentlemen I have named for that Service are Major Genl Dalrymple and Andrew Elliott Esq. Superintendant General of the Police of New York. And as I think it altogether unnecessary that the neutral Ground on this Occasion should be so extensive as you have proposed in Your Letter of the 26th Ultimo, I beg leave to propose that a Cessation of Hostilities shall take place during the Meeting only between Raway River and Newark, & about four Miles back in the Country; which I am persuaded You will agree with me in Opinion will fully answer every Purpose, which may be required. I am, Sir, Your most obedient & most humble Servant
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For the past week Ash and I have been on a little road trip that was precipitated by our niece Brooke's graduation in Yakima, and we decided to pack way too much stuff in and on top of our car to paddle rivers, shred singletrack, and ski volcanoes in our old home states of Oregon and Washington. Things were generally looking good weather wise a week or two before we left, with mild weather enabling good corn on the peaks and good flows in the rios, but then a series of storms started rolling in that would provide a bit more challenge to maximizing the Northwest's goods.
The elusive Jarbridge/Bruneau river had popped up briefly into floatable flows, just long enough and high enough that it got us excited that we could start our trip with that 3 day deeply-remote wilderness gem. But the cool weather (and, as it turns out, lack of snow up high) shut that down, so we kept going into
Oregon heading for the mighty John Day river.
Despite the fact that both of us grew up doing rivers in the Northwest within a relative stone's throw from the John Day and the fact that not only does it have over 280 miles of floatable water (longest undammed river in the West) but also 148 of those miles are designated as "Wild and Scenic" (Utah has exactly…..zero miles of Wild and Scenic river designations) neither of us had done any sections of it, and I had remembered seeing a huge framed photo of the JD canyon in our buddy Paul Ecker's house that made it look spectactular. The only problem with the
John Day is that it is…..flat. My "need" to run hard whitewater has been tempered by the fact that I live in the desert, don't get out much, and therefore any river time is good time, but it's always fun to at least run some whitewater. The main John Day simply doesn't have much beyond moving – barely, that is – water. We considered the concept of doing what we have done many times in the past: just do a combination of chasing down good – but short - whitewater runs on different rivers in OR/WA and then interspersing them with fun mountain bike rides and – in this case – charge up Mt Adams, St Helens, Hood, etc for some good spring skis, but the allure of leaving both the car and civilization behind for a few days was quite strong, so we loaded up our boats and headed down for a 2.5 day trip down the 70 miles classic wilderness section of the JD.
What the
John Day lacks in whitewater it makes up for in beauty. The canyon is pretty much the columnar basalt capital of the world:
And it's about 2000 feet deep, and that particular section is quite remote. Despite the fact that we were doing it over Memorial Day weekend, we seemed to be somewhat behind the curve of other floaters, since we saw only one party on the first day and one other party on the second (the third morning we caught up and passed all the rest!). And the canyon is indeed beautiful:
When we did the random hikes to get up high above the river the views were great:
|remember this next time you want to buy balloons for your kid's birthday; we were a LONG ways from anywhere that this may have floated from...
And the river itself was nice:
and the camping was nice also:
We had met a National Park Ranger who was "checking out the trails" early in the morning in the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument (there's a total of a half-mile of trails to oggle at petrified leaves and wood in the place where we stopped; all within sight of the road!) who – when we told him of our plans – asked "so, you guys eat freeze-dried foods?" Uh…. no. We bring a bag of wine, a lot of beer:
And some pretty decadent food:
|Big Wood Bread Bagels, Chevre, Baba Ghanoush, zuke bread, organic figs.....yep, freeze dried!
While on the river we worked on perfecting a new sport: whitewater napping:
And our fledgling careers modeling the latest in river fashion:
And Ash crushed me in the Scrabble rubber match to prove once again who is the Scrabble Champ of our piece of our world.
The Yarrow was in bloom, which is cool (yarrow grows everywhere; from the coasts to the deserts to the mountains; the only plant – as far as I know, which isn't very far–that is able to do that):
We were glad to be on the river, because even though it was the eastern-Oregon desert it rained quite a bit, and we were imagining that the peaks we wanted to ski were generally getting rained on and/or were pretty whited out. We were not glad to not having brought a fishing pole along, because it's small-mouth bass heaven, and though I'm pretty much a non-fisherman, I can do fried bass on a riverside camp!
After getting off the JD we busted up to Hood River to connect with our buddy Tom Wooding who was only in town for one day, and we were able to shred some classic Hood river and Mt Hood singletrack between rain storms (It's so nice not to have to worry about the rain/clay thing like we do in SLC; if it's raining in Oregon….just ride anyway). Then again faced with a daunting forecast of only rain, we decided the best place to be was on the river, so – after a 25+ year hiatus for both of us – we headed for the
. Deschutes River
Long ago when I paddled in
Oregon I personally designated the Deschutes a "sacrificial" river. It's dam-release, warm, consistent, developed, just enough lame whitewater to be a yee-haw rafting river that's wildly popular, and - truth be told, especially after being in the dramatic John Day canyon, not even that pretty. But it's as wet as any river around, so down we went to spend another couple of nights on the rio. We saw LOTS of these guys:
Since it's pretty famous for big trout, and the camping was decent:
Despite the periodic passing (ie pre-dawn) of this guy:
At one point we were stoked to see this sign giving us the opportunity for a side hike:
But we after going up these nicely developed stairs:
All we saw was this:
Looking for the trail:
Whatever, the
Deschutes is lame! But we made it into a nice time, as always.
The last river of quick note is the White Salmon. We didn't paddle it (a stellar little river but we've both done it a zillion times) but it made national news a couple of years ago when the infamous Condit Dam was taken out after a many-year struggle to rid the river of the useless dam. This used to be
: Northwestern Lake
You can see the old concrete boat ramp to the right of the photo
And here's a better-exposed shot of the river itself:
And now it's just beautiful free-flowing river down past the old dam site down to the
. A huge victory for American Whitewater, American Rivers, and all the people who love free flowing rivers, and hopefully a harbinger of similar actions to come (dams have also been taken out on the Penobscot in Maine, the Elwha on the Olympic Peninsula, and the Sandy and Hood rivers across the way in Oregon). It was super cool to see this and it was inspiring to see how quickly a scrungy little lake became a beautiful river again. Columbia
Last year we had the good fortune to do a middle fork/main salmon trip for over 200 miles of awesome paddling, and that trip was hard to beat. It was good that we acknowledged that fact, because this time we definitely did NOT beat that! But we've had a fun week on the rios regardless,


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Barkley House Pensacola Florida Wedding. What can we say? Monicca and Eric really had a wedding that was unique and personal. It had their individual stamp all over it. When they tied the knot in Pensacola, Florida, they deviated from the norm in many ways.
First, let's look at the gown. It is very unique and different. It is white but that is where the similarity to the traditional stops. There is material on the shoulders that gives it an exotic look. It is tight fitting to flatter Monicca's figure with a V neck. Her hair is pulled back loosely in a style that is relaxed and dressy simultaneously. Her earrings are amazing and complete the outfit.
Eric wore a suit and tie but the rest of the bridal party looked very unique.
The brides maid wore an assortment of short dresses. It went from dressy to casual but it created a wonderful look.
The grooms men wore dress shirts, khakis and ties.
But the ensembles were not the only unique features of this wedding. They had a map for people to indicate where they came from, they had a glass that had the names of the bride and groom and they put the drink selection on a chalkboard. The reception also had its special elements
The guests found out where they sat by a board with the table assignments.
They opted not to have a wedding cake. Instead they had a cupcake tower with an assortment of flavors. But they kept one tradition. They had a bride and groom on top of the cupcakes. The tower was so attractive and it was very trendy.
Eric and Monicca picked a wonderful venue for their unique wedding. They tied the knot at the Barkley House in Pensacola. It is one of the oldest masonry houses in Florida and was originally constructed by George Barkley between 1825 and 1830. It not only overlooks Pensacola Bay but provided a great backdrop for these nuptials. The natural props such the house itself, the trees, the swing fit perfectly with the relaxed feel of this wedding.
If you are planning your wedding, think outside of the box a little. You can have elements of tradition but also be unique. Strive to be different as you plan your big day and you could surprise yourself. Whatever you decide, don't be confined by the norm and let your imagination run wild. You will create memories for a lifetime.
Photographer: Jordan Burch Photography// Venue: The Barkley House