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text: On the recent August 13 episode of KBS 2FM's "Kim Bum Soo's Music Plaza," DJ Kim Bum Soo appeared with swollen eyes. He explained shyly, "To treat ptosis of eyelid (drooping or falling of upper or lower eyelid), I had another eyelid surgery. It is going to take another two weeks for the swelling to go down, but I thought it wouldn't hurt to reveal what I got done." In the past, Kim Bum Soo has revealed that his eyes are his complex. He stated, "At the time of my debut, I had double eyelid surgery at my agency's suggestion. Unfortunately, the result was never satisfactory. Netizens who heard this news commented, "I am curious of what he will look like when the swelling goes down," "It is hard being a celebrity," and "Hope the result is worth it."

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Progress in Eradicating Polio
The number of cases of Polio world wide has continued to drop and in 2016 there were only 37 cases of Wild Polio Virus (Afghanistan 13, Nigeria 4, Pakistan 20) and 5 of the circulating Vaccine Derived Polio Virus. (Lao 3, Nigeria 1, Pakistan 1).
This map (dated February 15th) shows the distribution of all of the cases worldwide in 2016 plus the 1 case to date for 2017.
This map shows in more detail, the location of cases in Pakistan and Afghanistan. As always, most of the cases in 2016 were close to the border between the two countries. Up-to-date details can be found here.
Although the last case of Polio in India was in 2011, there is still great concern that unless India continues to take extreme precautions, Polio might either reappear or slip over the border from the remaining two major countries where it is still endemic.
India's plan for the post polio world includes:
- in April 2016, switching from an oral polio vaccine (OPV) designed to combat three types of wild polio virus (known as trivalent OPV) to one designed for two types of wild polio virus (known as bivalent OPV). This is because Type 2 Polio Virus has not been seen for many years and is therefore said to have been eradicated.
- introducing (the injected) Inactivated Polio Vaccine (IPV) from 2015 with a target of totally replacing OPV with IPV in 2018/19.
One of the problems of using OPV is that because it is a live (but very attenuated) vaccine, there is a risk of Vaccine Derived Polio Virus being a source of Polio in the community.
India has an ambitious plan to make immunisation of all children at birth and then during their early years, the norm. Children will be immunised with BCG, HepB and Poliovirus at birth, and then Diphtheria, Tetanus, Whooping Cough, Hib, Pneumonia and Rotavirus at 6 weeks plus many more vaccinations in the coming months and years - essentially a programme which is regarded as the norm in many other countries.
Currently more than 26 million children are born In India each year and Unicef estimate that infant deaths in India comprise some 20% of the world total, a figure which routine immunisation will help to reduce.
However as at January 2017, the current level of Routine Immunisation is 65% in the better areas and considerably less in the worse areas, far short of the generally accepted 95% required to achieve "herd immunity" (see also here for an explanation). So it is mainly for this reason, that National Immunisation Days with live Oral Polio Vaccine are likely to continue certainly into 2018 and maybe into 2019.


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Tuesday, October 7, 2008
The day has already come and gone, despite my desperate attempts to hault or simply just slow time. Holidays and birthdays are always so depressing around here. To me, these days are not about presents and gorging yourself with cake. It's about being around the ones you love and care for the most. And when the ones you love are miles and miles away, your left with an emptiness. She's too young to understand the meaning of all this, but it sure does tear my heart in two. Here are a few pictures of our small gathering...
Of course our extended family did make it...
And by extended, I mean the Easter Bunny and a parade of Yo Gabba Gabba friends.
Daddy had been teaching her how to blow out a candle...
And she blows it out like a lil' champ.
Of course we had to let her blow the candle out another 6 times before she was satisfied.
I love you. And years from now when we celebrate your 16th, your 21st, your 47th birthday, you will always be my little Punky Butt.
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Awww, happy birthday big girl!! AWESOME pics, looks like she really enjoyed herself!
My heart aches for you and not having family around. But, never underestimate their presence even though they weren't their physically.
My kids, when they were younger, always had HUGE family parties that unfortunately do not happen anymore b/c of way too many untimely deaths. I share this with you only b/c I know I only feel the pain/absence. Kids are kids and even when they are older, don't think like we do. They care about the cake and most importantly presents. So, chin up girl, no doubt she had a fantastic birthday, your pics show it!
- October 7, 2008 at 5:13 PM
Don't have the words...these pictures are just a reminder of how much we are missing.
Happy birthday Kaitlyn.
Love Aunt Kayla, Uncle Cory and Cousin Logan.
- October 7, 2008 at 7:27 PM
Lovely pics Terri!
It may have been just the 3 of you but I bet it was amazing none the less.
- October 7, 2008 at 8:45 PM
Happy Birthday Kaitlyn!! Such adorable pictures!! Hope you all had a great day!!
- October 7, 2008 at 11:33 PM
Happy Birthday Kaitlyn!
She is so sweet, and no doubt had a wonderful Birthday. Too cute, that she wanted to blow out the candle so many times.
I'm so sorry your family couldn't be there to share this day with you all.
- October 8, 2008 at 5:31 AM
The pictures are so great!! You bout made me cry reading it!! That will be us shortly! We are leaving the family and moving to Denver. Our Christmas will be spent by ourselves.
Even though no "family" was at her party, there is no doubt that she enjoyed being with her mommy and daddy! I know you made it special for her. We will do the same for Anna!
-Jenn (Anna'smommy)
- October 8, 2008 at 7:38 AM
- trish said...
Terri, it really must be hard to not be able to share such a beautiful day in your life with those that you love. My heart ached for you reading that because I could not imagine. I am sure that they all feel the same way and desperately longed to be there with all of you. The pics are gorgeous and I am sure Miss Punky will treasure them for many years. She is such a gorgeous baby girl and I can relate all too much about wanting to stop time, just for a moment to breathe them in right now as its becoming all too obvious that they are becoming their own person and not 'mommys baby' anymore :(
- October 8, 2008 at 8:26 AM
- Angela said...
I am late in wishing your precious little one a happy birthday, so here it is now "Happy Belated 2nd Birthday" :-) I am sorry your family were not able to be there (((HUGS))). Mia's party on Sunday will not be huge by any means. Just a few close family members and friends. Those are sweet photos you captured!!
- October 8, 2008 at 1:53 PM
- jilltan said...
Totally understand your bittersweet feeling about b-days and holidays. Samantha just celebrated her 5th birthday and she didn't even get one call from my family because of the time difference. It is hard being far away from family.
Happy birthday Kaitlyn!
- October 10, 2008 at 2:48 AM
- Sarah said...
2!!! Happy Birthday K.
Glad that the 'extended family' could make it. ;) That's so special.
Terri you always look so perfect. :)
- October 10, 2008 at 10:19 PM
Happy Birthday Kaitlyn! How sweet! I am another who can understand the bittersweet aspect of birthdays due to moving and untimely deaths. She will always have great birthdays because you will be sure to make them special, even if she's missing extended family!
- October 11, 2008 at 2:14 PM
So sweet!! I know how it feels to be away from family for these kind of milestones and I feel the same way. Regardless your baby girl will cherish these birthdays. You can feel the love through your photo's. Happy 2nd birthday!!
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Jharkhand government clears Anti-Conversion Bill
Patna: The Jharkhand government headed by CM Raghubar Das in a cabinet meeting on Tuesday cleared the draft of a bill that will ban religious conversion through force or allurement.
Violating the provisions of the Jharkhand Religious Independence Bill 2017 will lead to 3 years of imprisonment or fine up to Rs 1, 00,000 or both.
The bill will be introduced during the Assembly's monsoon session.
The act as and when becomes a law may increase confrontation between the ruling party and its allied organizations on one hand and the church on the other. Both sides have been at loggerheads since the proposed amendments in the act were introduced through a Bill in 2016. The Jharkhand government had to reconsider it after the state Governor returned it without giving his assent.
The Church had appealed to the Governor against proposed amendments. As per the draft law, people who convert willingly are required to inform the district administration with details like time, place and reason for converting to other religion, among others. In case anybody fails to so, the person will be liable to face action.
Other states, where such a law has already been imposed are Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. It is good that the Bill envisages tougher punishment for those involved, said by Pratul Shahdev, BJP state spokesperson.


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Arniston Rangers boss Jock Landells hopes his side can make home advantage count when they host Wishart Juniors in their Scottish Junior Cup second round replay.
The Gorebridge club are happy for a break from League football having become rooted to the bottom of the Premier League.
A summer of upheaval, with a host of players departing for pastures new, has meant it has taken time for the new squad to gel, but Landells is confident better times are ahead.
"We lost a lot of players, with one of them being Lumbert [Kateleza] who is doing really well at Penicuik; losing him was a massive blow," said Landells.
"It's been a challenge for myself trying to get players in. We don't have a lot of finances, so we had to go down the young route and try to develop them. They are just starting to find their feet now. It's taking them a few months because a lot of them came from under-21s.
"We're bottom of the league and our priority is to stay in the Premier League, but we're enjoying the cup runs as well. The month of October has been pretty good for us, it's given us a wee bit of confidence."
Arniston secured a replay thanks to Liam McIntosh's second-half equaliser last week and Landells is hopeful, if they can replicate that form, they can progress to round three.
"We didn't start well; we lost Jack Hay after five minutes with a bad head injury. He got knocked out after a clash with one of their defenders when he banged his head off the guy's knee. He looked in a bad way.
"For 20 minutes after that we lost our way a wee bit; it kind of upset us a wee bit as it didn't look great. Once they scored, we were actually the better team; it gave us a wee jolt.
"I was quite pleased with the performance although. I said to the players it's only half-time and there's no guarantee we are going to win the replay because we're at home. If we go with the attitude we had after 20 minutes on Saturday, I'm fairly confident we'll have a chance."


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I called the office and one of the staff advised me on using the aloe, which I happened to have on hand. It did the trick. Everything is going well. My co-workers didn't know the difference, and even my physician couldn't tell I'd had implants until I told him.
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At its meeting next week, the Costa Mesa City Council will weigh a first reading of a rule that would replace the city's existing ordinance prohibiting camping and storage of personal property in public space with a similar one that's more tightly defined, a staff report said.
The ordinance, according to the report, is aimed at balancing the rights of homeless people who leave belongings unattended in parks or near businesses with the interests of other residents and business owners for whom such property could pose a safety or health risk.
The revised ordinance comes in response to a recent 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that Los Angeles' "practice of summarily destroying personal property left in public areas violates due process," the report says.


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TV host Matthews was reprimanded after woman's 1999 complaintInstead, Lack has told employees that the investigation would be handled in-house by NBC lawyers and human resources executives. The two execs have been under intense pressure over how they themselves have managed issues of sexual misconduct at NBC News .
Haley says missile parts prove Iran violating United Nations resolutions"Info I have is less clear", Olof Skoog, Sweden's ambassador to the United Nations , said when asked about Haley's assertions.
Company To Promote Videos MoreIt [Facebook] said the initial test it carried out showed that satisfaction improved by 18 percent when Ad Breaks were delayed. Previously videos had to be a minimum of 90 seconds, and the first ad break was allowed to appear after 20 seconds.
NBA Predictions: Will Thunder survive test at Knicks? 12/16/17Oklahoma City is 2-6 ATS in its last eight meetings in NY . "But without him this year I've had more of an opportunity". Three months after the Knicks traded Anthony to Oklahoma City, their former All-Star is gone and quickly forgotten.
Take Boise State over OR in an upset specialThe Las Vegas Bowl is the first matchup of bowl season and it quite possibly could be the game that features the best uniforms. Oregon didn't just win three of four, the Ducks blew out teams like Utah, Arizona and in-state rival Oregon State.
Zack Cozart Completes Dream Offseason for LA AngelsCozart became the third Reds shortstop to earn a fan election, joining Dave Concepcion and Hall of Famer Barry Larkin . Cozart said his donkey - a present from Joey Votto for making the All-Star team - will stay in Cincinnati for now.
16-year-old's Harvard acceptance video goes viralWe live about 30 minutes away; and more often than not, we end up clocking in at 7 a.m. and clocking out at 7 p.m. His brother previously got accepted to Stanford, another world-leading university .
PM Modi hopes for a productive Winter SessionAlmost 25 pending bills and 14 new ones, including Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Muslim women rights, will be picked up in the session spread over 22 days.
Local lawmakers raise money for Salvation ArmySince November, community members have had the opportunity to adopt a family in need and purchase Christmas gifts for them. More than 2,200 applications were accepted this year, proving the need is growing in our community.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announce a wedding datePrince George and Princess Charlotte are expected take on the roles of page boy and bridesmaid. Despite the conflict, people are excited about the royal wedding, and that includes the FA.
Bye Felicia! Fired Omarosa Lambasted On Social Media, Talk ShowsShe said that she saw lots of things in that White House that made her very uncomfortable, and she is prepared to tell all . Although she did not mention Ryan by name, she was likely referring to the journalist.
Volunteers unload wreaths for Wreaths Across America ceremonyIn addition to Fairlawn, cemeteries in nearby towns like Sumner, Morrison and Glencoe will be holding their own wreath ceremonies. Instructions will be provided to those who volunteer to lay and remove wreaths; wreath distribution will begin at 9:15 a. m.


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DRACUT -- It seemed like a settled matter -- and a sweet victory for Dracut preservationists -- when Town Meeting approved a plan last November to buy the development rights on 28 acres of farmland on Avis Avenue.
The family of the late Alden and Esther Fox had agreed to sell the fertile parcel for around $1.2 million. Through Community Preservation Act Funds, which are restricted to certain uses like land preservation, Dracut would have chipped in $750,000 while the state would have paid for the rest and placed an Agricultural Preservation Restriction on the property, preserving it for farming use only.
The negotiations between the town and the Fox family had been going on for three years. All the family needed to do was sign the APR paperwork by Jan. 31 and the deal would be done, but that never happened and the state's offer expired.
Town officials said that the family suddenly broke off communications after years of work and that their credibility with the town has been destroyed.
"The unwillingness of the Fox family to follow through on their commitment to preserve the land in the name of their mother and father, for alternative financial gain, is both disappointing and shameful," Town Manager Jim Duggan said.
Gail Fox, the executrix of her parents' estate, said the family simply could not afford to wait another eight months for the deal to officially go through.
"There's expenses coming up that the estate needs to address and we can't wait eight months," she said.
Fox added that she found it highly inappropriate that the town was airing concerns about a private estate in public.
The Foxes originally approached the town in the fall of 2013, when Alden Fox was still alive, and proposed that Dracut buy the development rights for the farm. Over the next several years, the family and town negotiated over the price.
The Foxes might have been able to -- and still could -- get more money for the land by selling it to a private developer. But they seemed adamant that they wanted the farm preserved, town officials said.
Initially, the Fox family was hesitant to go through the state APR process, which can take years, said Helen Dunlap, chair of the Community Preservation Committee.
But after Town Meeting rejected a proposal in 2014 to appropriate $1.4 million in CPA funds to buy the development rights, the Foxes agreed to apply for a state APR.
"In a program like the APR program there are a lot of applications," said Warren Shaw, a local farmer and former Dracut selectman who also serves on the state's Agricultural Lands Preservation Committee. "There's a lot of interest in preserving farmland. There are more applications than money to fulfill them."
The Fox farmland was selected for the program and the state agreed to contribute more than $500,000 for the purchase.
But at some point late last year, communications started to break down. The state extended the deadline for the Foxes to sign the requisite paperwork twice, but they never did.
"It was clear that they were looking in a different direction," Shaw said.
Fox said the town is misrepresenting the situation and that officials kept promising to complete the sale by a certain date and then pushing it back. She worries Dracut is attempting to prolong the negotiations long enough that the estate can no longer afford the taxes on the land and Dracut can place a lien on the property.
"You can't tell me first spring and then next say fall when taxes are owed on that property," she said. "I wonder how many families in Dracut could pay taxes on 27 acres of property."
When the APR offer expired on Jan. 31, it took with it any chance that the town will purchase the Fox family land, town officials said.
"It's a huge tragedy," Dunlap said. "It's totally unexpected and nobody was really able to understand how they could pass this by ... The APR program is not going to come back. They gave them a wonderful offer and plenty of time and the CPC -- I want to preserve that land so much that I'd do almost anything, but the committee can't go back to a situation like that."
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You've probably heard the old saying, "Leaves of three. Let them be." It refers to poison ivy and serves as proof that there's a lot of truth in old sayings.
Even the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention include it in information on poison ivy. The rash from the vine is What's Going Around this week as many people have been tackling yard work and now have poison ivy rashes to prove it.
In some cases, people are itching and scratching but have not left their homes. As it happens, there is something else putting people at risk for poison ivy and its rash—the family pet. Poison ivy contains an oil that is sticky and causes the itchy rash. It can get on your cat or dog's fur.
Experts say it doesn't adhere well to animal fur but when owners cuddle or touch their pets, it transfers easily to human skin.
Dr. Mike Patrick of Nationwide Children's Hospital said poison ivy can also trigger an allergic reaction in some people if they inhale it.
"That can happen like if you throw poison ivy on a bonfire for instance and so it's burning, and that oil can be in the air and that can be particularly dangerous," he said.
Poison ivy rash is a year-round risk but when it is warm outside, the risk level increases. The experts say you can protect your family and yourself by knowing how to identify poison ivy.
They suggested you spend some time on the internet searching and familiarizing plants on your own. Once you come into contact with poison ivy, Dr. Mike said it's best to shower instead of taking a bath.
Showering prevents the risk that the oil from the plant will pool in the water and then re-settle back on your skin.
You can treat a rash and its symptoms if it is localized in one area with one percent hydrocortisone cream or by using an over the counter antihistamine. Your doctor may prescribe an oral steroid if the rash is on your face or has spread all over the body.


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Yet another sweet newborn baby boy! Little Nathan came in for his newborn portrait session in the Culver studio on a beautiful Spring day! He was super relaxed and absolutely adorable. I'd recently received an adorable hat as a "thank you" from Adina's newborn session and it was perfect to try out on Nathan. I loved his portrait so much, you'll be seeing a large canvas hanging in the Always Happy Life Photography studio. Fun hats definitely add so much to newborn portraits and complement the natural baby poses and faces little ones make! Here are a few of the favorites from Nathan's session! I look forward to seeing him back in the studio again in a few months!
This is how newborn baby monsters are delivered! 🙂
To see more favorite's from baby Nathan's session, visit the new blog on Always Happy Life Photography! Read more
Becky Furry, owner of Always Happy Life Photography is based in Culver, Indiana and travels throughout the Midwest and East Coast for custom lifestyle portrait sessions. Becky is a member of the Professional Photographers of America and also is a certified pediatric nurse practitioner. She loves that Always Happy Life Photography incorporates her love of children & their families with her love of photography. She specializes in maternity, newborn, children, senior and family photography. Client portrait sessions are on location using natural light or in the Always Happy Life Photography studio which has a background of beautiful old barns, sprawling green fields and is close to Lake Maxinkuckee and the gorgeous Culver Academies.
Always Happy Life Photography Studio Progress | Culver, Indiana | Newborn, Children, Senior & Family Photographer
It's hard to believe that this old barn is now the future studio of Always Happy Life Photography isn't it? It looked pretty tired when Ed bought our farm in 2007…but now the barn has had a bit of a facelift. It's looking pretty good now, don't you think?
Special thanks to Ed's Dad, Bill Furry, for his vision to convert the old barn into something we would love instead of knocking it down a few years ago. It's coming along beautifully and the outside looks great!
Late in the Fall, we had Randy and his team from Eco-Comfort come back to spray foam the studio with Icyenene insulation. They did our foundation on our farm house built in 1873 and also our Sail22 Speed Barn earlier in the fall. Amazing stuff! We opted to go this route with the studio because even though old barn wood the outer walls were now covered in galvanized aluminum and new windows were installed, there were still many cracks and crevices. Every thing is sealed up nice and tight now in the future studio!
The plan for the inside is to preserve the character that we have an old barn underneath. What better way to do it, then to put up old barn wood walls from another barn that is falling down? Dana's Dad recommended a friend of the family's barn that had caved in on one side and we made a trip to ask permission to use the wood. I am so grateful to them for saying yes! Here is the barn that the inside walls will be made from.
Bill and Dana's Dad went over to start pulling it off yesterday. It's going to be a lot of work, but so worth it! The plan is to power wash all of the wood and then everything will be painted white for the walls inside. The ceiling will be a metal ceiling as well, similar to the outside, but if we can find old barn metal to recycle, that's what we'll be using.
Baby Adina {2 Months New} Always Happy Life Photography | South Bend, Indiana Newborn & Baby Photographer
A few weeks ago, I made a stop in Brooklyn, New York for this adorable little baby girl's newborn portrait session. Since Adina decided to arrive a month early…we decided to do a two month brand new session for this little sweetie. You may remember her Mom's maternity session from this summer and her Mom's guest blog about her pregnancy photos here too. I still consider six weeks to be a Newborn session, since sometimes there are reasons that a new family is not able to have their baby's portraits in the first ten days. I can make it work though!
So sweet sleeping in a tutu!
Little Adina was wonderful for her newborn session. What was even more special about our time was that her Umi (Grandma) in Fairport, New York was watching through a video chat while I worked. Definitely a special experience for all of us and I love how we were able to make it even better with Umi involved. 🙂
She was very into being an awake baby for her session and was listening to everything I had to say.
Adina's Umi made this adorable strawberry hat. I need to get one!
She's a lucky little girl to live in a very beautiful Brooklyn apartment with some wonderful natural light! I'm already looking forward to her upcoming sessions when I have a chance to visit New York City again in the future!
Sleeping soundly. My favorite baby session shots. Look at those sweet lips and eyelashes!
Becky Furry of Always Happy Life Photography is based in Culver, Indiana and travels throughout the Midwest and East Coast for custom portrait sessions. She is a certified pediatric nurse practitioner and loves that Always Happy Life Photography incorporates both her love of children & their families with her love of photography. She specializes in maternity, newborn, children, senior and family photography. Client sessions are on location or in the studio with a background of beautiful old barns, sprawling green fields and close to Lake Maxinkuckee and the gorgeous Culver Academy.
We're starting the year off right at Always Happy Life Photography with giving back to the local community. One of the original goals of Always Happy Life was to be part of charitable organizations, so naturally, this made sense to tie Always Happy Life Photography in with giving back as well.
For the month of February, I've chosen to donate to tonight's Tri Kappa Plymouth, Indiana annual "Ladies Night Out" fundraiser which is this evening. Money raised from tonight supports donations to several great causes including Habitat for Humanity, United Way, Center for Hospice & Palliative Care, Ounce of Prevention, St. Joseph Regional Medical Center. They also help supplement Operation Quiet Comfort, Plymouth Community Orchestra, Earthworks Camp Scholarships, Newspapers in Education, the Marshall County Historical Society and Encore Preforming Arts. On top of these great causes, Tri Kappa has scholarships for local high school senior, which is near and dear to my heart, since I benefited from many during my college years. There are many local businesses involved in this event and I'm sorry to say I won't be able to attend this year!
Dana set up this morning and it looks like they have lots of great prizes!
In January, I made a donation to the Rob Reinhold Benefit. I met Rhonda in December for my Christmas in Culver Mini Sessions and learned a little bit about their story. When Dawn from Culver Coffee Company approached me about donating to the benefit she and her husband, Larry were organizing, there wasn't a question in my mind. Our small Culver community raised over $32,000 to help fund the medical needs of the Reinhold family. Absolutely wonderful!!!
New business cards and a few studio display pieces that have recently arrived.
I'll be planning more charitable fundraising donations and events this year and look forward to giving back to the Culver, Indiana and surrounding communities as much as possible.
Becky Furry of Always Happy Life Photography is based in Culver, Indiana and travels throughout the Midwest and East Coast for custom portrait sessions. She is a certified pediatric nurse practitioner and loves that Always Happy Life Photography incorporates both her love of children & their families with her love of photography. She specializes in maternity, newborn, children, senior and family photography. Client sessions are on location or in the studio with a background of beautiful old barns, sprawling green fields and close to Lake Maxinkuckee and the gorgeous Culver Academy.
It's hard to believe that five years ago tonight, one of the most influential people in my life went to heaven. She was one of the first to ever hold me and I saw her almost every day throughout my entire childhood and as often as possible as an adult. When I lived in Rochester during college and grad school, we had lunch or dinner together at least once a week. She lived a long life…90 years…and saw so much change in the world, I can't even imagine. Born in 1916, she remembered the days before the Model T. She graduated from high school at the age of sixteen (the same Fairport Central School District both my mom and I graduated from and my mom will be retiring from this year after over 40 years of teaching…wow!) and never attended college (not by choice). She lived through the Roaring 20's and the Great Depression. She was independent and worked until she was in her 80's.
In January 2007, she fell a few times and ended up with a "GI bug". Mom finally persuaded her to go to the emergency room. A few days later, she made a choice to have surgery for a ruptured intestine. Not good. They told her she either had less than two weeks or she had a 50% chance to live if she chose to have the surgery. She wasn't going to hear the two weeks part, that wasn't an option. She chose major surgery. A true fighter, her mind was still sharp, it was her body that failed her. She made it through the surgery, but it wasn't easy. Her wish was to have a DNR (aka Do Not Resuscitate) and to not live connected to machines. In a month, her health slid from living at home, to being kept alive on a ventilator in the ICU. She struggled with trying to come off the vent for over two weeks. They wanted to give her a trach, but we knew this wasn't her wishes. This wasn't how she wanted to live. She fought hard and finally weaned off of the vent. We talked about her going to rehab and then going home. I'm so glad she fought, as one of our last conversations influenced my life choices. As I sat keeping her company in the ICU, she managed a few words in a whisper. "Do what makes you happy" and "I love you". A few days later, I was told to get to NY from Maryland as soon as possible. She was in a coma when I arrived and it wouldn't be long.
I was the one who sat up with her late that night, five years ago tonight, as she held my hand and took her last breath. Such a neat lady, my Grandma Lou. I miss her every day.
On Thursday morning our lives changed dramatically. Totally unexpected and not exactly what we were planning at all. It was on our "someday" list…you know that list, "Someday, when we are…" I bet you have one too? Well, our someday became today. We had decided on the name a long time ago, for our, "Someday when we have a ____". We knew when the time was right, we would be thrilled to have one, but our lives have been pretty crazy lately. Well, apparently we needed it to happen, since we now have another member of the family and his official name is "Harry Furry". Middle name is still up for debate. However, he couldn't be more perfect. Noisy isn't quite on the same page about him, but we think he'll come around.
Yep, it's a boy…a sweet, amber eyed, bouncing approximately six-month old chocolate lab puppy that decided we should be his parents. He chose us…yes…that's right. Friday morning he was curled up against our back porch skinny, wet, shivering, hungry and looking rather pathetic, but trying to sound like he was ferocious. Bill saw him when he came to work and thought there was a bag of trash on our back porch (note, we only have white kitchen bags…and we don't put them out on the back porch ever….and he didn't tell us this until after we had found him) and we had guests visiting, so Dana thought he was their dog and didn't think anything of it. I was making breakfast in the kitchen and heard a dog bark and called into the living room, "Did you just hear a dog barking?" to Ed. He thought I was hearing things and it didn't phase him since we occasionally have dogs who pass by on their way to somewhere unknown. It wasn't until Dana came in and said something about a dog on our back porch that we went to the back door and looked outside. There he was and he was scared! He jumped up on the door barking and growling. Didn't sound very nice at all. We looked at him and thought he looked like a lab or maybe a Chesapeake Retriever mix since he was wet and his fur was a bit wavy. My only experiences with either of those breeds are that they are complete mush even if they sound ferocious and the one on our back porch certainly looked hungry. I grabbed a bowl of cat food and took it outside from our side porch door, came around back and he barked and snarled. I got the message and put it by the garage and headed back inside. Ed and Dana said he went over, sniffed the food, then came back to the door. They accidentally made a noise that startled him again and he started his barking show all over. That's when I noticed he was shaking…so instead I just opened the back door and walked out on to our back step, asking Dana or Ed to grab a towel so that I could dry him off. I was greeted with puppy kisses instead of barking. I brought him the bowl of cat food and he shied away from it. Apparently the bowl scared him, since when I put the food on the ground in front of him, he inhaled it. And that was that…he came into the house a few minutes later to warm up and we began to try to locate his owners. I called all of the surrounding vets and both local humane societies to ask if anyone had reported a chocolate lab puppy missing and to leave our information. No luck. We noticed he was limping, had a few fleas and might have worms, so off to the Culver vet to see if they had a remedy for our situation and to check to see if he had been microchipped. We solved the flea/worm situation there and unfortunately, he wasn't chipped. We even called friends to see if their family's chocolate lab was missing…no luck. Checked Craigslist to see if anyone was looking for him and again nothing. No collar either and no marks to show he'd had one on recently either.
Harry spent all day Friday sleeping. He must have been exhausted from his travels because he could barely keep his eyes open and was my total shadow, sleeping at or on my feet or next to me wherever I went in the house. Ed made him a collar and leash out scrap cover from some recent rigging he'd been working on. I took him for a walk (my arm is a little sore…he's a puller) and we began to teach him some basic commands, "sit, stay, heel, down & leave it" are on his to-do list. He'll do pretty much anything for a treat we've discovered, but isn't very well behaved yet without incentive. Friday night, after trying to join me in bed while Ed was brushing his teeth and getting a stern "no", he decided that sleeping at the foot of our bed was a good spot. He didn't get up until we woke up the next morning. Noisy watched him sleep from the dresser, still not too thrilled about his presence in the house.
He's not the greatest with strangers and seems to have more issues with men. But if you just pet him, the barking and growling stops, so we'll be working on socializing. Luckily, all it took was a case of "Diet Fresca" and one pound of M&M's (no brown ones) to convince Greg, Katie & the boys to watch him for us while we traveled during the next few weeks. We know they'll work with him to socialize him and teach him commands. Their dog, Folly, like Noisy wasn't very excited he was coming to visit, but we're pretty sure she too will get over it and have fun with Harry. We wanted to make sure he was vaccinated, so we took him to the Plymouth Veterinary Hospital where the squeezed him in on Saturday and he saw Dr. Holl. They were wonderful there. We knew he would need his shots because he'd be around other dogs and kids while staying with Katie & Greg. Dr. Holl seemed to think we were picked out by a pretty special little guy too and gave him a clean bill of health. We'll be back to see him in a month to get his second round of shots and to arrange for him to be snipped.
We think we're pretty lucky and are glad we were the chosen ones once again! Hard to believe it that in three years, we've been selected by two great pets.
"Always happy. Never satisfied.®" Notice anything different??? We can now officially use the ® next to our slogan for Always Happy Life!!! Up until this week, we've been a ™ which means we are pending approval. Did you know that? This past Tuesday, we received an official document in the mail from the United States Trademark Office with final approval. Hard to believe this process took us over 2.5 years to finalize. Big thanks to Ed's sister, Megan, for her help with the process. We were ecstatic to finally have that sheet of paper in our hands and of course celebrated properly with champagne and some leftovers. 😉
Speaking of celebrating, we went out for dinner on Monday evening to celebrate my 33rd birthday and had a wonderful dinner, (hence leftovers on Tuesday) at Corndance in Culver. Tuna Tartar to start with a great bottle of Argentinian Malbec. I had a Bison sirloin complete with blue cheese and mushrooms and served with mashed potatoes and green beans. Ed had veal, mashed potatoes and green beans. Both of our meals were delicious. Then what's better than birthday cake, but Creme Brulee? Yummy!!! An after dinner drink from our favorite bar tender at the Edgewater completed a great evening!
To top it all off, we have been home all week and able to sleep in our own bed. Such a small thing…but oh so nice. Looking forward to being home for awhile longer and enjoying every minute of it! Noisy definitely missed us and has almost forgiven him for leaving him for the month of January. We'll squeeze in a visit to South Bend this weekend to visit with Greg, Katie and the boys and an adult dinner. It's great to be able to have nephews old enough to babysit!
Busy, busy, busy…but that is our normal. Who needs to sleep anyways?
Meet baby boy twins, Ethan and Gavin, who I met for the their newborn portrait session in Buford, Georgia on my last trip to Florida. The great thing about traveling frequently is that I am able to visit so many different areas for sessions. If I know in advance, I'm able to plan for it and book an extra day into our travels. These little guys I've known about for months and I was so excited to meet them finally and their parents. They are absolutely adorable and very, very, very loved!!! A big thank you to their Grandma Becky for asking me to come capture her sweet Grandsons and your family!
Sweet Daddy & Newborn Son
Safe & Sound
So tired! I think I finally wore him out! He's the little guy…but he's very feisty!!!
Asleep in Dad's Arms
Lots of Love for these little guys!
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Last night Ed and I had a black tie event to attend. It's an annual party at a friend's home and since isn't every day that we get dressed up (Ed calls it "wearing his penguin suit"), I thought I'd share a photo from before we headed out. We had a great time and even went out on the town for a little bit afterwards. Might have been a little too great, since we were both a little dusty this morning.
In other news, we had a wonderful Christmas. Fun with Greg, Katie and the boys in South Bend on Christmas Eve and Christmas morning. We headed back home around lunch time and stopped for our traditional Chinese food lunch. It's about the only restaurant open on Christmas day! Ed and Noisy fit in their "long winter's nap" on the couch back at home. No snow here this year, but it was a beautiful clear and sunny day. I made us a feast of ribeye steaks from our locally raised 1/4 cow we purchased (it fills our chest freezer), lobster tails, shrimp cocktail, truffle baked potatoes and some broccoli for good measure. We also enjoyed a bottle of Downing Family Vineyards, 2006 Fly By Night, a gift from our client. Since it's just the two of us…we eat very, very, very well! Everything was delicious. 🙂
We're a little late with our wishes of a Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah, but we definitely want to send our best wishes for another great year in 2012!
Sometimes you have a day from H-E-Double-Hockey-Sticks. Today was one of those… Not terrible in a, "Wow, this is going to change my life forever" kind of day, but one that you can only image is the equivalent to the worst Ground Hog Day (you've seen the movie…several times I'm sure) scenario you can think of. Yes, today was one of those. Not even holiday related or anything. That would be more expected and easier to deal with at this point. Just stuff…stuff and more stuff.
We live a happy life around here…and I know that my husband knows me well when he recommends at 4:30pm that I have a drink. Yep, he did! At 8pm, I finally sat down and poured said drink after finishing up some more of the craziness of the day. And it tastes pretty good. 😉 As soon as Ed gets back from picking up a brand, spanking new boat for one of our Sail22 clients, we are headed to drink some Egg Nog and have some spontaneous last minute fun with friends tonight. The evening is already looking up! Back to your regular scheduled programming…I promise. I know tomorrow will be a better day, after all, it's almost time for the big guy and his sleigh. Sometimes you just have to be really real and lay it all out.


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Description of problem:
adjusting the time via a timezone change is not reflected in the
applet. Once an ntp server is given, the time is changed allright,
but when I travel and change timezones, only the applet is wrong.
Mostshells, and the system time is ok. But e.g. cron is wrong, and
still looks at the old time-zone. Everything is fine again after
I would restart X, but I don't want to loose my X session.
Obviously this is only important for laptop users.
Starting a new clock in the panel also fails with the old time.
I don't know if this is relevant, but i set my system clock to UTC.
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Steps to Reproduce:
1. start redhat-config-time
2. change timezone
3. observe 'date' command is ok
4. observe the clock applet is still showing old time
Additional info:
it is surprisingly hard to figure out what component (rpm) the
clock applet comes from..... i tried 'top' and activacting it,
but nothing interesting showed up....
certainly the command "rpm -qa | grep -i clock" didn't return
I'm guessing libc caches the timezone information. I'm not sure whether there's
a way to force it to refresh.
Calling tzset () causes TZ env variable to be reevaluated and timezone file
I'd like to add that while playing with a mandrake 9.1 box i noticed
the changing the time will adjust the time in the Clock tool on
the panel. THeir version is also 188.8.131.52, but of course they look
different to the users, since mandrake and redhat do something else
below the hood. Obviously mandrake can do it right
(one little caveat, that machine runs the hardware clock in civil
time, not in GMT, like mine). I will experiment with that to make sure
that is not the difference. But thus far i'd say the redhat version
does have a problem. I confirmed that the version in Fedora RC1 also
exhibits the same problem as RH9. I don't recall the version of that
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Wrong dup, sorry :-)
*** Bug 123614 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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December 14, 1951
CINCINNATI, NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS PACIFIC RY. CO.v.BARKER
CLAY, Commissioner. This is a suit in trespass for damage to appellee's building allegedly caused by appellant's maintenance and operation of a spur track. The jury awarded appellee $1,500. On this appeal the significant question is whether or not appellant was entitled to a directed verdict.
In 1891, under a recorded grant, appellant constructed a spur track on land owned by appellee's predecessor in title. The initial objective was to provide direct railroad transportation of freight to and from the grantors' lumber yard, mill and stave works. This spur has been used continuously since the date of the grant.
In 1907 one Cundiff purchased a portion of the land through which this easement runs, and erected a mill. It was located in close proximity to the track, one end being about 5 feet and the other about 8 feet from the closest rail. In 1947 appellee purchased this mill, and about two years later the stone foundation nearest the track caved in and caused the damage complained of.
This is a suit in trespass, not for negligence. It is appellee's theory that appellant, by its use of the track, created such pressure on the foundation as to cause a physical encroachment on the mill property. It appears the original plants served by the spur track are no longer in existence, but over the years similar businesses have been built up close to it. To keep abreast of this industrial growth, in recent years appellant has laid heavier rails, has used heavier equipment and has transported heavier loads.
There was sufficient evidence from which a jury could find that the use of the track was a cause of the mill foundation collapse, although it seems the type of construction, the passage of time, and drainage conditions also contributed. A directed verdict for appellant on this ground would not have been proper.
As before stated, negligence is not involved, and there is no showing that appellant altered the location of its track or changed its roadbed except in conformity with accepted engineering standards. Therefore, it is evident that appellant is liable only if it had no right to use its easement in the manner which caused or contributed to appellee's injury.
Much testimony was directed to the type of the mill's foundation construction, which we think immaterial on the question before us. It is also immaterial that appellant claimed a 20 foot right of way as the breadth of its easement. For a great number of years it has acquiesced in the location of the mill at its present site, and therefore cannot successfully contend that appellee has no right to maintain the structure where it is. By the same token, appellee may not complain of the location and proper use of the spur track by appellant, because such location and use existed when the mill was built almost on top of the tracks. Erection of the building at that point carried with it the risk that normal use of the spur might cause injury to the foundation.
With these side issues disposed of, we are brought to the fundamental question in the case. That is: did appellant, at the time of the injury, have a right to use its easement for the transportation of freight over its spur track from industrial plants other than those existing when the track was originally constructed?
The original recorded indenture recited that the purpose of the agreement was to make a lumber yard, mill and stave works 'more accessible' to the main line tracks of appellant. Thereupon the original property owners granted and conveyed appellant 'so much of the right of way over their property as may be necessary for said track * * * to the said lumber yard and mill and said stave works, and other properties of the parties of the first part * * *.' (Our italics.)
If we should determine that this easement was granted for a particular and limited purpose, i. e., the servicing of the original lumber yard, mill and stave works, then the easement would perhaps have terminated upon the abandonment or extinguishment of the plants. See 17 Am.Jur., Easements, Section 137. There are several reasons which repel such a conclusion.
At the outset, the original grant will not bear such a restricted interpretation. The guiding principle is thus stated in 44 Am.Jur., Railroads, Section 126, page 339: 'In order to determine whether the right to complain of the use made by a railroad of its right of way exists in any particular case, the test that will generally apply most satisfactorily is whether the use contemplated is inconsistent with the purposes for which the right of way was acquired; that is, whether it is additional to the purposes for which the land was taken, or, on the other hand, reasonably in aid of those purposes, or, as some of the courts put it, whether or not it constitutes a misuse of the easement which the railroad holds in the land.'
An examination of the deed shows that the easement was not only granted to serve the plants specified, but also 'other properties' of the grantors. A fair interpretation is that the right of way was to be routed from appellant's main line to these particular plants, but that the parties contemplated its use for transportation of freight originating on adjoining or adjacent land. Surely they must have anticipated a normal industrial development as an adjunct to this facility. A splendid statement of such concept appears in Restatement, Property Servitudes, Section 484, as follows: 'In ascertaining, in the case of an easement appurtenant created by conveyance, whether additional or different uses of the servient tenement required by charges in the character of the use of the dominant tenement are permitted, the interpreter is warranted in assuming that the parties to the conveyance contemplated a normal development of the use of the dominant tenement.'
It is evident to use that the use which appellee says caused him damage was not an improper one under the terms of the original grant, and if there was any doubt about it, of course we should construe the instrument most strongly against the grantors and those whose rights were acquired through them.
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Nancy Nooks to Horace Mann: July 1, 1857
Nancy Nooks' letter to Horace Mann is perhaps the most delightfully misspelled piece of correspondence in the collections of Antiochiana. Impassioned, angry, absolutely incomprehensible in places and oddly perceptive in others, her letter is prompted by an incident at Antioch College in (we think) 1857 reported to her in the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. A group of Antioch women had attended Chapel services wearing garb more befitting a funeral than any other event to protest "the death of coeducation" because they had been refused use of the space for a public exercise of their burgeoning oratorical skills. The typescript of a letter to "EDITOR NONPAREIL" from a July 2nd issue of an unknown newspaper (One guess is the Springfield Daily Nonpareil, which lasted until 1858.) accompanies the letter in the file, written if not by one of the mourners as it is signed, at least by a fellow student.
If this incident was even a blip on Horace Mann's radar, it isn't evident from his papers. What is certain is that he had many pressing issues at that moment (that is if the moment in question is the summer of 1857). The College had its first ever commencement on July 1st, 1857, and upon the conclusion of that glorious event, his attention turned immediately to Antioch's broad and deep financial embarrassments of the time. In fact his dreams for the College (to borrow a line from Rod Serling's 1953 Hallmark Hall of Fame teleplay "Horace Mann's Miracle") were being dashed upon the rocks of insolvency and denominational strife, the campus itself about to go up for auction.
Cincinnati, July 1st
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Dear Sir, alow me to trouble you for information that I cannot get correctly any other way.
Yesterday's Gazette says, that a dozen or more young ladies, appeared dresst in mourning, at the commencement at Antioc Colliege. In consequence of being refused the use of the chapel, to practice what they thought they had been spending their time and money to prepare themselves for. Others would also dress in mourning if the dress would fully indicate their felings. We have look't forward to the time, that a voice ah! many voices, should come from Antioc, heralding thought, and announcing that thought was free as air: and thought, too, pure enough to be spoken.
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I am not willing to think that so great an advocate of education would cramp free use of it, according to the dictates of ones own conscience.
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With LASIK eye surgical treatment, the refractive mistakes in the cornea are permanently changed. This can be done using an "excimer laser."
The main function of this surgical treatment is to produce a threadlike, rounded "flap" in the cornea utilizing a blade known as "microkeratome." In a series of unfolding and laser processing, the cornea is finally reformed, allowing better the eye to direct more light into the retina.
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In the middle of the growing popularity of LASIK eye surgery, there are still disadvantages that people should understand. Most likely, the primary reason that this kind of eye surgery has ended up being well accepted is since the majority of its cases had actually succeeded.
Nevertheless, in spite of its success, there are still some disadvantages. Here is the list:
1. It is an operation applied to the most delicate part of the eye
Since LASIK eye surgical treatment includes the operation of the retina, which you could check here is one of the most delicate portions of the eye, many people state that the operation can be very risky.
To puts it simply, a simple error could nearly cause an individual's lifetime blindness. For this reason, it is essential to think about lots of factors prior to choosing whether LASIK eye surgical treatment is the right restorative procedure one needs to go through.
2. It is not a perfect procedure
LASIK eye surgery may correct your vision however it does not always imply that it can give you a twenty-twenty. Even if statistical reports show that 70% of the clients may have 20/20 vision, this does not always indicate they have ideal vision.
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Like its tangible equivalent, LASIK eye surgery is another form of vision correction.
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An unwelcome visitor was seen visiting the flowers at the Springfield Botanical Gardens this week, and for a change it wasn't a "Canada" goose. Chris Barnhart sent this picture of giant resin bees, Megachile sculpturalis, an Asian species probably accidentally introduced with some commercial product before first being discovered in 1994.
"The giant resin bee (Megachile sculpturalis) is so named because it is larger than most other leafcutter bees, ranging in size from 14 to 24 mm long, and because it uses its strong jaws to collect plant resin to seal the cells in which it lays eggs. This bee is native to Asia, but was inadvertently transported to the United States in the 1990's, where it was first identified in North Carolina in 1994. It is now present in most of the southeastern United States. This bee resembles bumble (Bombus spp.) and carpenter (Xylocopa spp.) bees, except that it lacks both the hairy abdomen that is present on bumble bees and the shiny abdomen that is present on carpenter bees." EOL.orgBy my definition, M. Sculpturalis is an exotic species that hasn't earned the title of "invasive species" yet, although that is somewhat a matter of taste. I would define invasive species as exotic plants or animals that are creating damage and economic costs to society. Researchers have reported seeing it aggressively evict native eastern carpenter bees from their nests. The frequency of these episodes and their effects on the ecosystem is not known.
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Achieving housing affordability with timber
One of the problems with introducing medium density housing in the outer suburbs is doing so in a cost-effective way, without compromising on quality. New prefab technologies like those presented at the Frame Australia conference offer some very compelling solutions.
Building with timber frame and engineered wood construction is becoming a preferred option to meet the challenge of providing affordable medium density housing, according to some property developers.
The key driver for this 'new thinking' in residential construction is the trend in planning by many state governments to increase the density of housing in the inner and middle suburbs to keep the increasing sprawl of our major city boundaries in check.
For developers, this increased density requires multiple levels to cover high land costs, resulting in medium-rise housing being economically viable at four to five storeys to give adequate financial returns.
Buildings of this height and beyond have been built in other countries for many years using timber framing. They're now being assisted here by recent changes to the Building Code which allow three storey timber buildings – with suggestions that the next step could be allowances in the Code for more levels.
At present, the construction of a timber frame building over three storeys requires extensive engineering documentation, but the cost is more than recouped by savings in construction on a typically cramped inner-suburb building site – particularly when compared to the traditional materials of steel and concrete.
This topic was discussed at the recent Frame Australia conference in Melbourne, where it was revealed that there are many timber building solutions currently available to lower the square-metre cost of construction for multiple housing developments.
In a presentation by Kase Jong, Estimating Manager for major developer Australand Property Group, he explained "Our objective is to not only meet customer expectations but to have attractive and cost efficient buildings.
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"We are using hybrid construction to build 5 storey timber-framed structures utilising prefabricated frames with panelised floor cassettes, creating a system that is built off-site and installed in modules.
"The method provides significant benefits in saving construction time and improving safety, and utilises readily available building materials normally used in the supply chain for detached housing."
Kase continued "for Australand, this building method can be applied to about 50% of our medium-density houses and apartments. It's about finding the right solution to the right site for each situation.
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Kase also presented details of Australand's Parkville project 'The Green' (pictured left) which contains 57 apartments across five storeys, with a building area of 5,100 square metres. Using timber frame construction the development took only 12 months from start on site to Certificate of Occupancy issued.
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Walter's suggestion from his experience in quality improvements in Europe was to "start with multiple housing developments, as the construction time reduction is very important, and high quality in building acoustics and finishes are also important to the buyer."
The Frame Australia exhibition featured a large number of timber building products including Tecbeam, a high performance beam component of floor cassettes in the Australand Parkville development.
Jack Haber, Executive Chairman of Tecbuild Systems, which manufactures Tecbeam explained that "cost savings from speed in construction and reduced materials costs is being enhanced by superior performance from new-generation products and building systems.
"These provide longer spans, stiffer floor plates and superior fire and acoustic results for a better overall result.
"Importantly, these systems are available through well-established existing and competitive supply chains. And right now timber panelised solutions are being brought to the Australian market that will allow developers and builders the opportunity to pass savings advantages on to purchasers."
Jack cautioned that "prefabricated solutions are fully engineered, and must be carefully detailed. The key to a successful project is to carefully select a capable fabricator and to include them as part of the design team from the start.
"Successful prefabrication is the result of care and expertise brought to the shop drawings, which include such key considerations as engineering and certification, lifting design, wall set-out drawings, and services coordination" he concluded.
The general consensus at Frame Australia was that ongoing containment of urban sprawl will be necessary for healthy cities, and prefabricated timber frame medium density housing construction of five storeys and more will be the solution.
There is no doubt that future infill housing in areas closer to cities must be delivered to the market at affordable prices to ensure the population density targets are achieved – which effectively places the responsibility for this outcome in the hands of the building industry.


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Uhura puts the Klingons on hold listening to Greensleeves for 10 minutes, causing them to destroy the Enterprise in sheer frustration.
Ok this has never happened as such, however in Star Trek VI Uhura does put the Klingons on hold while trying to impersonate other Klingons with the bridge crew hurrying to translate the langauge in the background.
Starfleet remove red jumpers from the uniform code, after which the mortality rate of senior crewmembers on away missions increases dramatically.
Red Jumpers were removed from the uniform code somewhere between 2269 and 2279. In The Next Generation era it's actually command that wears red with security now wearing mustard.
There's a bizarre time-warp incident that has nothing whatsoever to do with the 20th century.
This has happened many times – most notably with Captain Braxton in Star Trek Voyager – he was from the 29th Century! Oh and don't forget 'Yesterday's Enterprise' – another bizarre time-warp incident having nothing to do with the 20th Century, instead an era just decades ago and the previous Enterprise.
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The Listening Vessels
Whether eavesdropping or loudly whispering your secrets to the world, the Listening Vessels at Discovery Green give you an eerie audio vessel. Look for the magical concavely engineered structures simulating enormous limestone bowls, and then stand at one end. Whisper anything you have to say, and then watch the person on the other end (about 70 feet away) jump at the sound. It's the perfect chance to get your message across, whatever it may be. Rumor has it that more than a few proposals have taken place at the Listening Vessels on McKinney Street.
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