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Andrés Mero es pescador y vive en La Chorrera, puerto destruido totalmente por el terremoto
Andrés Mero is a fisherman and lives in La Chorrera, a fishing port completely destroyed by the earthquake. He lost his daughter and her two grandchildren in the earthquake. He also lost his only livelihood and home.

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Our Staff
Marilyn Brandt
Assistant Trainer
Marilyn was born in northern Illinois and grew up riding horses in 4-H. She attended Black Hawk College where she competed on the horse judging and equestrian teams. She then transferred to West Texas A&M University in Canyon, Texas and completed her bachelors degree in Equine Industry and Business. While at WT she competed on the equestrian team in horsemanship and reining and competed on the horse judging team where she was high individual overall at the AQHA World Show. She also competed on the stock horse team. Marilyn then started graduate school at WT and worked as the Operations Manager for the University Horse Center while completing her masters degree in Animal Science and coaching the stock horse team. During summers and down time Marilyn has had the privilege of working for Craig Morris Cutting Horses, Tom McCutcheon Reining Horses and several other performance horse trainers in Texas, Missouri and Illinois. Marilyn is an integral part of Al Dunning Training Stables where she helps give lessons, train horses and is in charge of all the horses health and fitness. We are proud to have Marilyn as a new part of the team.
Kelsey Roderique
Business Manager
Kelsey is responsible for managing the Almosta Ranch office and the continued growth of the AD brand – Al Dunning Training Stables, AD Tack, Team AD, Al Dunning Clinics, Better Horses Network, and Dunning Consulting, LLC. Kelsey graduated from Arizona State University summa cum laude with her B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communications '14 and M.S. in Business Management '15. While in college, she was President/Captain of the ASU Western Equestrian Team. She now actively competes at NCHA shows with Al and earned a Reserve World Championship title in 2017. Kelsey loves working at the Almosta Ranch, being able to combine her media and business background with her lifelong love of horses.
GR Longworth VMD
Dr. Jerry Longworth has spent a lifetime with animals. Jerry is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, and owns and operates Scottsdale Equine Reproduction Center, LLC. Dr. Longworth has been caring for our horses since 2011. His attention to detail and each animal's welfare leaves no doubt that the horses at Almosta Ranch receive the best care. From feeding and preventative care to soundness issues and rehabilitation, Dr. Longworth supervises and consults on all aspects of our program. In his spare time, you can find him in the cutting pen competing with his World Champion gelding, Zack and Blue.
Travis DeMers
Born in Montana, Travis now makes his home in Arizona and has been caring for the horses here at the Almosta Ranch since 2013. A farrier for 22 years, Travis enjoys helping each individual horse and the challenges that come with keeping performance horses at their peak levels. Team Roping is his hobby of choice.
Charles Brooks
If there is a beautiful photo of the horses or humans at the Almosta Ranch, it's a sure bet that photo was taken by the talented Mr. Brooks! He graduated from Ohio State University with a BA in History, and later earned his MBA in Marketing from Wright State University. After serving a tour of duty in the US Air Force, Charlie began a 30-year sales career with Procter & Gamble, before embarking on his second career-photography.
A member of the Professional Photographers of America (PPA) along with a certification as a professional photographer, Charlie also has a Master of Photography Degree and was the Silver Level Photographer of the Year in 2006. When not photographing someone on a horse, he can be found riding one himself!


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Name: nell mcguire
north little rock Ar (Zone 7b)
Dec 9, 2014 7:52 PM CST
|just read the article on purslane , does any one know if all purslane is edible?
Name: Durgan
Brantford, ON, Canada (Zone 5a)
Dec 10, 2014 4:01 PM CST
nell said:just read the article on purslane , does any one know if all purslane is edible?
Here is my article about eating. I ingest it due to the supposed nutrient and it is ubiquitous in my garden.
http://www.durgan.org/URL/?CQE... Durgan
Durgan Zone 5a
Brantford, ON Canada
http://durgan.org/2011/ Garden Journal
Dec 13, 2014 7:56 AM CST
|Here is a link to the Purslane and Portulaca forum. There are at least two articles there on edible Purslane.
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Dec 15, 2014 8:18 AM CST
|Purslane is Portulaca oleracea, there is only 1 kind. Other Portulacas have other common names, but any Portulaca is also likely to be called purslane or moss rose, the same way a lot of other Tradescantias besides T. zebrina get called wandering Jew.
Since there's so much confusion about which plant is purslane, (both by name and appearance,) and countless anecdotes of people eating the other Portulacas (because they think it is purslane,) I'm convinced they're all edible. Otherwise, there would be anecdotes of the repercussions of eating the other ones, and articles for foragers about telling them apart.
Over the years, in response to pics (so, not a problem with names,) many people have insisted they eat P. grandiflora, umbraticola, pilosa, and amilis. Just please make sure you never try to eat any Euphorbia (spurge) plants, some of which look very similar to various Portulacas. If you see white sap inside a plant, it is NOT edible, that's latex, and a definitive clue it's not any kind of Portulaca.
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Boston - FRAMINGHAM -- Symbollon Pharmaceuticals, Inc. announced today that they have initiated a two-year carcinogenicity study in Sprague Dawley rats for IoGen. This toxicity study is intended to probe the possible effects on rodents of supraphysiological doses of IoGen. In the study, the animals will be given doses up to approximately 100 times the equivalent human dose being taken in the ongoing Phase III pivotal study for IoGen. The protocol for the two-year study has completed a special protocol assessment review by the FDA.
Paul Desjourdy, President and CEO of Symbollon Pharmaceuticals, commented that, "Initiating the CARC study now is an important step toward meeting the Company's planned United States regulatory submission covering IoGen for the treatment of breast pain associated with fibrocystic breasts in 2009."
In preparation of the two-year CARC study, Symbollon previously conducted a dose-ranging study in rodents for the purpose of determining the appropriate doses at which to conduct the two-year study. Upon review of the dose-ranging study, the FDA provided its recommendation for the appropriate dose to carry forward into the two-year study. In the dose ranging study, no adverse effects were observed up to doses of approximately 50 times the equivalent human dose of 6.0 mg administered in the Phase III study. Since the goal of the study is to elicit an adverse response, the FDA has recommended that we increase dose levels up to approximately 100 times the human equivalent in the hope of observing some adverse responses.
About Symbollon Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (OTCBB: SYMBA) is a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on the development and commercialization of proprietary drugs based on its molecular iodine technology. Symbollon is conducting a Phase III clinical trial evaluating IoGen as a potential treatment for moderate to severe periodic pain and tenderness (clinical mastalgia) associated with fibrocystic breast disease (FBD). FBD is a condition that affects approximately 20 to 33 million women in the U.S., and there are approximately 7 to 13 million women suffering from clinical periodic mastalgia. The Company believes IoGen also may be useful in treating and/or preventing endometriosis, ovarian cysts, and premenopausal breast cancer. Symbollon is also in preclinical development of antimicrobial products based on the same molecular iodine technology, and intends to investigate the potential effectiveness of its technology in applications such as dermatology, oral care, upper respiratory tract conditions, urinary tract infection and wound care. For more information about Symbollon, please visit the company's website at http://www.symbollon.com.


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Our card for today, Wednesday, May 11th, is taken from the Magical Unicorns Oracle Cards – Change – "The changes that you're going through are positive."
This card is a reminder that we are going through a transition here on planet earth, in other words a time of great change. There is no going back to normal or what we think of as normal, that is old energy and we are in very new energy right now. Our sun is sending us ever increasing amounts of energy that it is receiving from the Central Sun at the center of our Milky Way Galaxy. This new energy is what is causing the changes that we are all experiencing in varying degrees. Everything on our planet is going through these changes, including the planet herself, our beloved Gaia. And so as we have heard before, change is the new normal.
As for us humans, our DNA is going through many changes as well and this is showing up in our bodies as varying symptoms that have been termed "Ascension Symptoms", these include flu-like symptoms, aches and pains, stomach upset, headaches, heart palpitations and many more. We are being told to remember that even though these symptoms can be aggravating and sometimes painful, the changes occurring are positive. They mean that our bodies are being made ready to hold more and more light and more and more of who we truly are as souls. As we move from the 3rd dimension, or some are saying we are now in the 4th dimension, to not only the 5th dimension but ALL dimensions, our bodies need to be able to accommodate these higher frequencies, and so our bodies are in fact becoming less dense and more crystalline in structure. This is a very good thing people!
(As a side note, if you are experiencing any alarming symptoms, always check with your physician and don't just assume that what you are experiencing are ascension symptoms. It's nice to have confirmation that there is nothing seriously wrong with us!)
These changes are not only affecting us physically but also mentally and emotionally, so some are reporting memory problems, fuzzy thinking, as well as rapid fluctuations in emotions that would have us believe that maybe we are bipolar. I know I have felt this way myself. Happy one minute and then angry or sad the next. It does get hard to keep up! These changes are also showing up in our families and friends and romantic relationships. Anything that no longer resonates with our new vibration is being let go. That means people, jobs, homes and so on. So yes change is occurring on every level of our reality right now. Our only option is to go with the flow and roll with the punches because there is no going back to the way things were.
Have a great day everyone! ~Namaste~
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Gary J. Young
Founder and Chairman
Gary J. Young is Founder & Chairman of Young & Associates, Inc. In his 39 years in bank consulting and 50+ years in the banking industry, he has assisted hundreds of community banks from coast to coast with improving shareholder value and profit, establishing effective strategic plans, assisting banks through regulatory concerns, as well as budgeting, asset/liability management, expansion planning, and mergers and acquisitions. He remains a student of the industry and is a popular speaker with bankers for his practical and valuable insight. He has conducted seminars throughout the United States and in Europe.
Gary participated in the purchase of the National Bank of St. Anne, and is a member of that bank's board of directors. In addition, he was the co-founder of Capital Market Securities, Inc., which assists community banks with mergers and acquisitions, and manages a bank investment fund.
Jerry Sutherin
President and CEO
With over 30 years in the financial services industry, Jerry Sutherin is President and CEO of Young & Associates, Inc. Jerry purchased Young & Associates, Inc. in February 2018 and manages the company's day-to-day operations and corporate planning. He is also part of the company's Lending and Loan Review Division where he provides community banks throughout the region and the U.S. with third-party loan review, lending policies and procedures, loan portfolio due diligence, and ALLL Review services. Prior to joining Young & Associates, Inc., Jerry worked in varying capacities ranging from supervising an Asset Quality/Loan Review function at a large regional bank, to managing a $2.5 billion loan portfolio responsible for loan performance, credit quality, and departmental efficiency. Jerry has earned a National Loan Review Certification from the Bank Administration Institute, and graduated with Honors from the Stonier Graduate School of Banking, as well as other post-graduate degrees, including a Bachelors of Business Administration Finance degree from Kent State University and a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Steubenville.
Stephen Clinton
President – Capital Market Securities, Inc.
Steve Clinton has over 30 years of experience in the banking sector and serves as the lead consultant in our capital markets activities. Steve's experience in the capital markets area expands and enhances Young & Associates, Inc.'s ability to consult and advise our clients in many areas, including market analysis and valuations, strategic and capital planning, and merger and acquisition activity. In addition to his investment banking and consulting activities, Steve also participates in various seminar presentations and contributes regularly to our corporate newsletters.
An investment banker who previously served as a principal with a full-service brokerage firm, Steve served as the Midwest representative for the firm's financial institutions practice. Steve also served as president of an investment banking firm working primarily with financial institutions in the areas of capital planning, equity offerings, valuations, mergers, and acquisitions. Steve has also worked for several Midwest financial institutions in his career and has served as CEO, COO and CFO.
Kyle Curtis
Senior Consultant
Kyle Curtis has more than 30 years of diverse banking experience in financial reporting, lending, credit authority and administration, and senior level management positions, including CFO and CCO as well as President and CEO, with several mid-sized community banks. He served on the Board and was Chairman of the Arizona Bankers Association. He has also served on the Board of Banker's Bank of the West in Denver, CO, and the American Bankers Association Community Bankers Group. Curtis is a graduate of the Graduate School of Banking at the University of Colorado, and Arizona State University. As a Senior Consultant at Young & Associates, Inc., his time is shared between the lending and management consulting divisions, as well as regulatory compliance and policy development. He advises numerous clients on a variety of regulatory and compliance matters, including enterprise risk and credit management issues, financial and risk management assessments. He assists banks under regulatory enforcement agreements, and performs management and board of director assessments, appraisal reviews, loan review and ALLL analysis methodology, loan portfolio stress testing, and policy development and implementation.
Martina S. Dowidchuk
Senior Consultant
Martina S. Dowidchuk manages a wide range of financial management and planning assignments for Young & Associates, Inc.'s clients. Her areas of expertise include bank expansion and financial forecasting, feasibility studies, asset liability management and risk modeling, stress testing, performance analyses, and stock valuations. She also assists clients in the regulatory application processes involving de novo bank charters, mergers and acquisitions, new branch openings, and other strategic initiatives. Martina has over 15 years of experience serving financial institutions and has developed a number of financial models, policies, and other tools for banks and credit unions. Prior to joining Young & Associates, Inc., Martina worked for the Slovak Business and Banking Advisory Center and The Recovery Group, Inc. where she participated in a number of management consulting assignments throughout Central and Western Europe. Martina holds an MBA degree in Finance from Kent State University and a Master's degree in Corporate Management from the University of Economics in Bratislava, Slovakia.
Bryan Fetty
Senior Consultant
Bryan Fetty brings over 26 years of banking experience to Young & Associates, Inc. A former vice president of a mid-sized community bank, Bryan's primary expertise is on the operations side. His experience includes bookkeeping and proof operations, teller operations, branch administration, call center, marketing, and training, as well as deposit compliance. At Young & Associates, Inc., Bryan consults with banks on interest rate risk reviews, liquidity planning, and branch feasibility studies, and assists the product division with product development, product maintenance, and field inquiries. In addition, he performs in-bank training, presents seminars, and assists with the development and maintenance of the corporate website.
S. Wayne Linder
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A thirty-year banking veteran, Wayne Linder was formerly the CEO of a community bank. As a Senior Consultant with Young & Associates, Inc., Wayne works as a lending and management consultant. He performs loan reviews, assists financial institutions under regulatory enforcement agreements, and develops and implements written policies throughout all areas of the financial institution.


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A Cocktail that I have not heard of until recently, the La Louisane hails from New Orleans. I certainly think that with the ingredients it will have an interesting array of flavours, although I guess for an upand coming bar there are two ways of looking at it.
One: It will be a unique feature in the bar and for those people that enjoy cocktails of this nature that would be a draw for them to come. Two: You would need alternative drinks/cocktails for the Absinthe, Benedictine and Peychaud's Bitters in order to warrant having the drink on the menu. I've yet to taste this myself but will do so when I get the oportunity.
60ml Rye Whiskey (Whistlepig 10 year old rye whiskey)
15ml Sweet Vermouth (Antica Formula Carpano Sweet Vermouth)
7.5ml Benedictine
3 dashes Peychaud's bitters
2 dashes absinthe
Maraschino cherry, to garnish (Luxardo)
In a cocktail shaker filled with ice, combine the rye with the vermouth, Benedictine, bitters, and absinthe. Stir and strain into a chilled coupe glass and garnish with a cherry.
I think as with the Manhatten, I would use the Whistlepig 10 year old rye whiskey and the Antica Formula Carpano Sweet Vermouth.The other ingredients would be as above. I do wonder if the cost of this cocktail would be quite restrictive if using the best ingedients.
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The logo for Reason's new KONG drum synth:
Looks like a chinese knockoff of the KORG logo:
Probably on purpose.
The logo for Reason's new KONG drum synth:
Looks like a chinese knockoff of the KORG logo:
Probably on purpose.
Future Music is reporting that Propellerheads is going to unveil their new digital audio workstation soon.
This will not be an update to Reason, which will retain its own product category, but will be a new standalone product that will have full-on audio recording capabilities.
I'm interested, but do we really need another DAW? I'm still hoping/wishing that Reason becomes a plugin suite.
To try to get the creative juices flowing I've started a new Tumblr blog. I call it 20 Seconds.
The goal is this: every day post at least 20 seconds of audio. It doesn't have to be great. It just needs to be about 20 seconds long. 20 seconds is arbitrary, but I think is long enough to come up with any hook or other part that is the basis of most projects. It's also short enough for people to listen to it immediately and forego saving it for later – never actually listening to it.
I've never used Tumblr before, but it's pretty cool for audio. Each audio post gets its own player. All you have to do is upload an MP3. Plus, an outlet like this basically requires me to spend some making music every day. I think of it as Twitter for audio; move the twitter addiction to something i claim I want to do, like make music.
Plus, the audio player seems to work with RSS readers, so if you subscribe to the feed you can get the audio right in Google Reader, NetNewsWire, or whatever else you use.
In my opinion.
Once in a while I'll read something about mixing engineers and how they create different mixes for CDs and digital music services. The arguments are that encodes don't recreate certain frequencies well, like anything below 100hz. So because of that they may suggest boosting the low-end on anything that will be used for an MP3 encode.
I think this is a bad idea.
I think mixing and mastering engineers should work on music for ears, not encoders. These days, bitrates for digital music stores are about 256k, which may as well be lossless for most people. And someday we all may get lossless encodes – which leaves a catalog of mixes that were poorly engineered in the hopes of making up for the weaknesses of an MP3 encoder.
Plus, there are so many variables to think about (which mp3 encoder? bitrate? AAC/WMA/OGG?) that trying to create the perfect mix for each of them means chasing your own tail, and it doesn't account for the fact that I, and many others, will be ripping the official mix to a digital format anyway.
Besides, mixing for a certain encoder means giving those encoders a pass. Better to let the flaws of the encoder shine through so that the market can choose to not use that encoder and move on to something better.
However, I think you should arrange your album for digital formats. Please spare us hidden tracks or 5 minute stretches of silence that were a trend during the 90s. Downloading a 10meg file of 256k CBR encoded silence is obnoxious.
Related to the post "Yes – it does make you a bad person", Audio Damage celebrates their 5th anniversary.
We've thrown a few elbows in the industry, made a lot of friends, bought a bunch of ads, faced some fairly intense competition, bitched and moaned about inconsequential shit, and dealt with shit that isn't inconsequential at all. We've moved the corporation from one state to another and moved my actual ass to a different state entirely. We've put up with rampant idiocy from people that style themselves members of the creative community but are actually members of some kind of bullshit that doesn't have a name.
Their link, not mine.
Related: I've been trying out Audio Damage's Automaton. Really cool effect. You can build your own timed distortions with it.
Edit: The Audio Damage folks respond directly to YACHT:
know this: wrong is wrong. If you have to ask whether you're a bad person or not, that alone should be all the answer you need. We are willing to accept piracy as a fact of life in the business we're in. We've never done more than pay lip service to copy protection, and we've tried to put a value on the product of our creativity that makes that product easily attainable, to the point where piracy simply isn't worth the trouble.
Waferbaby has edited the original interview. Go to Audio Damage's post to get up to speed if you're just seeing this.
Once in a while I write Logic tutorials on this site. Lately I've been thinking of doing some videos. This video takes a look at how to quickly create a Favorites folder for setting aside your favorite Audio Instrument presets. Reason has a great way to do this – you just drag and drop to a list in the file browser. Until Apple comes up with a way to do something like that, consider this method.
Logic Pro 8 – Saving Your Favorite Software Instruments on Vimeo.
For other Logic tutorials, I highly recommend SFLogicNinja's videos on Youtube. Where other videos go through basic concepts (like how to make a marker) to try to sell video sets, SFLogicNinja goes through some more advanced topics and doesn't try to sell you anything.
I never thought this was a vocoder, just autotune.
…here's a video that really demonstrates how the Monome turns a set of buttons into a way of arranging and performing music. Adam, aka makingthenoise, covers Tom Yorke's "The Eraser" using a Monome 40h, Ableton Live, and the SevenUp Live software setup.
Reconstructing The Eraser with the monome from makingthenoise on Vimeo.
I haven't heard it yet, but Death Magnetic has apparently been squashed flat – no dynamics at all, unless you're listening to the Guitar Hero version:
Via 1up:
Metallica's latest album, Death Magnetic, was finally released to the world on September 10 — including to Guitar Hero III players, as the album was also released in-full as downloadable content. But according to keen-eared fans who've heard both versions, it turns out the sound quality in the Guitar Hero DLC is actually better than the quality of the retail CD. And according to Ian Shepherd, a mastering engineer and DVD author at SRT, they aren't just hearing things.
Check out the difference in the waveforms between the Guitar Hero version (top) and the CD (bottom) that SRT Mastering Engineer Ian Shepherd notes:
I'm thinking of writing a longer post about the state of hardware synth editor software – but the below is interesting to me.
Here's a quick video demonstration of someone using the Windows version of the microKorg editor.
Now check out this shot from the OSX version.
You basically drill down into each patch – and since every property is a new window it gets real messy real fast. It's a lot different than their Windows software.
The current microKorg OSX software also hasn't been updated since 2002 – yet the microKorg is still one of the most in-demand synths today in 2008. 6 years – no development.
Here's an example of patch editing on the OSX microKorg software:
Which is similar to our old buddy, SoundDiver:
Perhaps Korg asked the eMagic people to make a modified Sounddiver for the microKorg – and since SoundDiver isn't actively developed anymore it has stagnated.
Granted – It seems like it's been that long since the Windows Software was updated, too.
I think this whole hardware synth editing problem could be fixed if hardware synth developers started doing the following:
I might buy a lot more hardware.
This morning I was listening to some of my old music projects from 10 years ago. I think anyone who creates for a living or for themselves gets a little embarrassed going through their old material, and this wasn't any different.
There's a video on Youtube of Ira Glass talking about this stage – basically working through the sludge. It's something you must do before you can create the level of creativity that you really want. Nearly everybody has to go through it.
I think the main difference between now and then is this; my musical output is far greater 7-10 years ago then it is today. Part of it is because I don't spend as much time on my own music, but another part of it is that I hold back on telling myself that I'm finished or that I always start but never finish. Back then I didn't really know what I was doing – I was just messing around. Today I have a good understanding of music theory so I think I intentionally avoid trying the obvious and instead go for the painful road of trying to do something new.
That has to stop.
Propellerhead Software announced the Electric Bass Refill for Reason.
The Reason Electric Bass ReFill puts eight fully playable electric bass guitars into your Reason rack. Featuring selectable basses and bass rigs plus a wide selection of music style patches, this ReFill lets you add dynamic, natural sounding bass lines to your productions.
The Electric Bass Refill should be available starting May 28th.
They also updated their site's design for the first time since 2003! Looks great. Check out their sites from 1997 to today.
Just a big icon which doesn't fulfill the purpose of Quick Look.
Forgive the amateur compositing.
Do you agree? Let Apple know.
I love this new Refill From Propellerheads!
What's better than having a real, high-quality accordion recording on your tracks? Having a hypersampled accordion rig that gives you full creative control over your accordion sound throughout the session of course!
Introducing Reason Accordions – the hassle free, creativity sparking way of adding studio-grade accordion sounds to your mix. With Propellerhead Software's ground breaking Hypersampling technique, we have captured these fine accordions in painstaking detail using state of the art equipment and instruments.
What better way to kick off your April Fool's sessions than with Reason Accordions!


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noun, plural grap·er·ies.
a building where grapes are grown.
a vineyard.
Origin of grapery
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Examples from the Web for grapery
Historical Examples of grapery
The vines in the grapery must be watered with considerable care.
The border in which the vines are to be planted is the most important part of the grapery.
Light, heat, moisture and good ventilation are all required in the grapery.
Towards the end of the season, all parts of the plant become harder in texture and the grapery may then be more generously aired.
Mildew is usually brought on by a sudden change of temperature or by draughts in the grapery.


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Haysie's kindergarten had a little Christmas program. He was so excited for us to all come to his schoool and watch him. And he did such a good job! Doesn't this kind of thing always make you smile? I think I'll be a little sad when the boys are too big for construction paper Santa hats and class programs. Although, sometimes that day seems a very, very, very long time away:)
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Must Be Santa
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Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Nine Years!
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008
A Little Backwards, Just Like Me
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Oh Christmas Tree
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Saturday, November 22, 2008
Star Tours. The boys favorite this time around-how fitting for Jedi warriors!
Brother Bear
Just getting there
Dax and the Mouse
Sea World
While we were at Sea World, the adorable Addie Jo was asked to participate in the dolphin show, but she really didn't want to. So Camille told the guy we had two more kids with us and he said send down the five-year-old. Hayes refused to go also. So, by process of elimination, Dax and Tyler were in the dolphin show! It was pretty cool. Take a peek:
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Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Going Private
I admit it: I am a totally naive person who gives everyone (execpt, Tyler would argue, him) the benefit of the doubt and I generally don't like to believe there are "bad guys" with bad intentions out there. But lately, in the interest of protecting my family, I've been considering blocking our blog from the world at large. I know that this is going to cause extreme anxeity to most of you, as you are all dying to read the next thrilling post containing a slice of life as a Geldmacher. I will send out invitations to everyone I think is interested-lucky, lucky you! And if someone accidentally falls through the cracks, well then too bad so sad for you. You are now outside the circle. Just kidding! Send me an email and I will happily invite you back into our super-cool super-exciting life:) Plus, we all know I couldn't really block anyone out- I get all my self-validation from the number of comments I recieve. So who knows, maybe going private will send me into a spiral of depression. I guess I'll have to wait and see:) Now I just need about a month or two to actually do what I just committed to.
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Thursday, October 30, 2008
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Sunday, October 26, 2008
Dax Is No Longer Six-and-Three-Quarters
Friday was Daxon's 7th birthday-he's so big I can't believe it! And of course he had a big friend party of which I have not one picture. Not one. I got so caught up in managing the party that I didn't take any. And it was cute! A non-scary haunted house with everyone in costume. Tyler filmed some video, but it's mostly my VERY loud voice trying to be heard over all those boys and some disturbing shots of my muffin top revealing that my t-shirt was a lot cuter 5 (or 10) lbs ago. Not good for public viewing. Anywhooo, back to Dax. As he likes to say, lately "I'm really into Pokemon and Star Wars". And he received a lot of both, but a whole whole lot of Pokemon. So he's very happy and I have just several thousand more cards to read from and hear about. And thank you to my sister who gave him a hideous Clone Wars poster for above his bed. And now here comes the part where I brag about how amazing Dax is. He is so stinkin' smart I'm a little afraid. I love to hear him as he is learning to read, he's nearly on a second grade level. He spouts random facts that are usually accurate. He loves school. He has always had a great imagination. He's a good friend, a great big brother, and he is (almost) always willing to happily do what he is asked-pick up his stuff, do his homework, put on his seat belt, whatever. And he is blessed with that natural boy ability to make varying gun/fighting noises surprisingly realistically. Oh yeah, and I love that he still has that little kid confidence to draw whatever he wants-usually dinosaurs-and think that his drawing is sooo good. Dax is a happy, good-natured kid who makes me happy to be a mom:) I love you buddy-Happy Birthday!!!
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Sunday, October 5, 2008
Two Years Old!
Asher turned two yesterday and my sweet baby isn't a baby anymore-although he is still pretty sweet, just with some stinker mixed in. He makes me smile and laugh out loud and I just can't get past the dimples. And I hope that I never forget how he talks right now. Its just so him:)Happy Birthday Ash, we love you so much!
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Happy Birthday JoEll!
Happy Birthday(yesterday) Mom! I know you didn't want any obnoxious "nifty to be fifty" announcements, so I'm making this a "50 and Super Hot" announcement instead:) I just wanted to say thank you thank you thank you for being my mom. You have always, unfailingly been there for me. You are beautiful and smart and kind and fun. Way fun. And I can't remember you ever telling us to get out of your sight:) So Happy Birthday-I love you. And my offer for a REAL 50th Birthday party still stands.
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Saturday, September 27, 2008
Slow and Steady Wins the Race-Right?
If that's true, then our yard may be in Gold Medal standing. The word "steady" might be a bit of a stretch here, but "slow" definitly applies! It's finally coming along and we keep trying to believe that it's very cool that we have done everything with our own two hands. But in reality lets just face it-digging in the dirt sucks. And other people want to be paid to do it :) Now the sprinklers are in-thanks to Tyler, the top soil is spread-thanks to me, and the million and one rocks are piled in a very cool rock tower -thanks to the kids. In the intrest of saving money, we spread grass seed today so EVERYBODY PLEASE, cross your fingers for our grass to grow! And maybe someday there might actually be plants and trees and sand under the playground. Slowly.
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An Important First
"Rise and shout the Cougars are out..."
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Friday, September 12, 2008
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Soccer in the Rain
Hayes is extremely excited by all the action around the goal. And check out the double rainbow!
This week it poured rain for Daxon's soccer game and sprinkled on Haysies. I thought they would complain, but they both-especially Dax-loved playing in the rain. PS-maybe calling Pokemon "my own personal Hell" was a slight exageration, but somedays I wonder.
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008
My Own Personal Hell
Untill recently, I thought that no one could possibly be more obbessed with anything that could annoy me like the CONSTANT talk of everything transformers. That was before my children were introduced to the parent-hell that is POKEMON. For those of you who are still blissfully unaware of Pokemon, it is a game of trading cards that no children actually know how to play, but they must obtain gazillions of cards anyway to organize and "trade". Every card has about eight thousand facts about the particular Pokemon on it which my children, especially Hayes, need read aloud. Several times. For every card. There are situations such as the one that happened today: Dax just walked in the door from school. Hayes (with a naughty smile): Dax, guess what I did today while you were at school? Dax: What? Hayes: I secretly traded your cards! Chaos ensues. And of course, Asher never misses anything so he is constantly trying to mess up someone's most important card-But mom! That one's RARE, REALLY RARE(as if they know what rare is)!-or take off with as many cards as possible. And then there's the whole no you may not take them to school, I don't care if (fill in the blank) does. No, you don't need to trade at the bus stop. NO NO NO NO!!! Just to top it all off, did you know that you can rent Pokemon movies and even see the cartoon on tv? JOY! Ok, now I've got that off my chest, I think I can breath through my nose again.
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Saturday, August 30, 2008
Like a Kid on Christmas
NO, its not really Christmas but according to Tyler it is the most wonderful time of the year-the college football season has offically started. So, in order to really experience the wonderfulness of it all first hand, this year he purchased BYU season tickets-just like his dad did when Tyler was growing up. AND THIS AFTERNOON IS THE FIRST GAME!!!! AND THIS YEAR IS THEIR YEAR! (He says that every year) So here's a great big WOO HOO for Tyler:)
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Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Kindergarten FINALLY Started!
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Dax is a Grader
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Sunday, August 17, 2008
Payson Lakes
All my boys:)
Saturday evening we REALLY needed to get out of the house before some member of the family ended up with some form of bodily injury-either by accident(them wrestling until I wanted to scream) or purposeful(them wrestling until I wanted to scream). We decided to drive up Santaquin canyon and ended up at Payson Lakes. It was absolutely beautiful there and totally worth the gas money it took get everyone away from the tv and video games and outside. We had a great time exploring together and it reminded me how much I love my little family. Yes, sometimes I do need reminding:)
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Sunday, August 10, 2008
I can already tell, Asher is going to be the ONE...
About one week later
Almost two weeks later
After three boys and almost seven years of major accident-free living, a trip to the emergency room was bound to happen. And of course, we made the trip for Ash. I have a sneaking suspicion that he is going to be the child that really gives us a run for our money-or our lives. He has absolutely no fear and is constantly trying to keep up with his brothers. About two weeks ago he fell off his scooter and sliced around his eye in an almost perfect circle. Of course, because I'm such a wonderful parent, I wasn't watching and I'm not sure exactly what happened. He was already on the ground bleeding when I got to him. It looks like he somehow fell on the end of the handlebars. It turned out not so bad. By the time we got to the emergency room and actually saw a doctor, the worst cut had stopped bleeding and was staying shut, so they just glued him up-no stitches. Now I'm just going to cross my fingers and hope this is as bad as it gets. Knock on wood:)
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Sunday, July 27, 2008
The Grotto
We made it to the waterfall!
Ash spent the whole time throwing every rock he could pick up
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Remember when...
|I will marry batman.
|After a wild honeymoon, We will settle down in the beach in our fabulous House.
|We will have 7 kid(s) together.
|Our family will zoom around in a peach mini coop.
|I will spend my days as a magician, and live happily ever after.
I stole this from Jennifer Rawlings because I loved MASH! And I have to say, things haven't changed that much. It was still fun and I still did it about nine times in a row trying to get it to come out perfect (not quite-I mean batman is pretty hot, but didn't he just beat him mom and sister or something? Honey, you are way better than batman:) Does anyone else remember folding the paper into that thing and how much fun it was? It also made me remember how we used to make our "futures" by cutting pictures out of magazines of what we would look like grown up, our husbands, our wedding, our house, etc, etc, etc. Boy, had I only known back then how close I would really come! I mean, my life could totally be cut from a magazine and idealized by young girls! Seriously. One other thing this made me remember is that we also used to love movie trivia and made up our own game called-get ready, we really flexed our creative muscles here: "The Movie Guessing Game". So here's a really good one from one our our all time favorite movies: "Oh why-o why-o why-o did I ever leave Ohio?" Let me know if you remeber!
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BETHLEHEM, PA---A big weekend at Lehigh kicks off on Friday night with the TFCAofGP Last Chance Meet, a final opportunity for boys in the TFCAofGP to chase Meet of Champions qualifiers.
We're on-site bringing updates and coverage throughout the evening. Keep it locked here for updates throughout the night. Check out our Twitter feed below along with some other meet links below:


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Although we're happy and excited and relieved that our house in Ottawa is sold, it's kind of bittersweet. We lived in that house for 13-1/2 years and really put our hearts and souls into making it our own. After my last post about packing and stuffing all our things into boxes, I thought it would be nice to take a look back at our house in all its clean and tidy and ready-to-sell glory. Because trust me, our house never looked as good as it did when it was up for sale!
There's a story behind every room, but if I tell each story this could end up being the longest blog post ever! I shared a lot of these room makeovers on my old blog, so if you'd like to read more about a room, click the picture and if I blogged about it, you'll be taken to the blog post.
Main floor
Wow! When you put pictures of all the rooms in our house together, you realize that there are a LOT of rooms!
A big thank you to our real estate agent Eric Perron for working so hard to sell our house. We met Eric and his family when they adopted our foster dog Sophie and and we've been friends ever since :-) If you're looking for a great real estate agent in Ottawa, he's your guy :-)
Next up, more progress on our Nova Scotia house!
All photographs by Greg Tilley


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Member Alerts
Tipton County Members
Attn Members in the following areas and surrounding areas:
Drummonds Substation Circuit 234: Randolph Road, Girl Scout Road, Hwy 59 West, and Glen Springs Road
Rosemark Substation Circuit RR284: Walker Parkway, Williamsburg Drive, Rosemark Road North of Duncan Drive, Blades Estates Subdivision, and Williamsburg Estates Subdivision
Brighton Substation Circuit BT264: Holly Grove Road, Marshall Road, and Akin Store Road
Lewis Thermal Imaging tentatively plans to conduct infrared scans in the above areas starting Tuesday, 7/17/18. They will be conducting these scans for the next three weeks in these areas.
They will be driving a white SUV with a flashing caution light on top and the vehicle has the name on the doors. This work is done at night so they are also using a spotlight to see the distribution lines and other electrical equipment.
The infrared scans are done to identify hot spots that indicate potential problems on the power system so we can repair them before they fail and cause an outage. Therefore, our linemen can fix problems before they affect our members. This is work that can also done during the regular work day and not on overtime, saving the members money. So, it makes our system more reliable and affordable.


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- 4 eggs
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/2 tsp. nutmeg
- 1/2 tsp. cinnamon
- 1/4 cup maple syrup
- 1 tsp. vanilla
- 12 pieces bread
- 1/4 cup vegetable oil
- Mix the milk, eggs, nutmeg, cinnamon, vanilla, and maple syrup in a bowl. Heat up a frying pan (or grill) on high for 3-4 minutes.
- When heates, turn it down to medium and pour in the oil.
- Let it sit for 2 minutes or until pan sizzles.
- Coat the pieces of bread, one at a time, in the mixture and put in the pan. Grill to your liking.
- Serve with fresh berries or maple syrup on top.


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Symphonies Sentence Examples
- Thus there were no string-quartets, before Haydn - at least none that can be distinguished from: symphonies for string-band.
- There can have been little personal intercourse between them, for Haydn was rarely in the capital, and Mozart seems never to have visited Eisenstadt; but the cordiality of their relations and the mutual influence which they exercised upon one another are of the highest moment in the history of 18th-century music. " It was from Haydn that I first learned to write a quartet," said Mozart; it was from Mozart that Haydn learned the richer style and the fuller mastery of orchestral effect by which his later symphonies are distinguished.
- The compositions of Haydn include 104 symphonies, 16 overtures, 76 quartets, 68 trios, 54 sonatas, 31 concertos and a large number of divertimentos, cassations and other instrumental pieces; 24 operas and dramatic pieces, 16 Masses, a Stabat Mater, interludes for the " Seven Words," 3 oratorios, 2 Te Deums and many smaller pieces for the church, over 40 songs, over 50 canons and arrangements of Scottish and Welsh national melodies.
- His most important works were the Missa hispanica, which he exchanged for his diploma at Stockholm, a Mass in D minor, a Lauda Sion, a set of graduals, forty-two of which are reprinted in Diabelli's Ecclesiasticon, three symphonies (1785), and a string quintet in C major which has been erroneously attributed to Joseph Haydn.
- To this period belong five Masses, a dozen operas, over thirty clavier-sonatas, over forty quartets, over a hundred orchestral symphonies and overtures, a Stabat Mater, a set of interludes for the service of the Seven Words, an Oratorio Tobias written for the Tonkiinstler-Societe t of Vienna, and a vast number of concertos, divertimenti and smaller pieces, among which were no less than 175 for Prince Nicholas' favourite instrument, the baryton.
- Haydn, thus released from his official duties, forthwith accepted a commission from Salomon, the London concertdirector, to write and conduct six symphonies for the concerts in the Hanover Square Rooms. He arrived in England at the beginning of 1791 and was welcomed with the greatest enthusiasm, receiving among other honours the degree of D Mus.
- 1, and the Salomon Symphonies in D and Eb, while there is hardly an instrumental composition of Haydn's in which his own melodies do not show some traces of the same influence.
- His symphony Le Midi (written in 1761) already shows a remarkable freedom and independence in the handling of orchestral forces, and further stages of advance were reached in the oratorio of Tobias, in the Paris and Salomon symphonies, and above all in the Creation, which turns to good account some of the debt which he owed to his younger contemporary.
- The method of presentation in both symphonies is by means of representative themes (Leitmotif), and their combination and interaction.


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"You are without a doubt the best"
Hi Peter I just wanted to thank you for our taxi transfer to Gatwick on the 15th June, your son Ben is a credit to you and your company. He's a very good driver so kind and polite he had no hesitation in stopping constantly for my dad. He helped with our suitcases and treated us with the upmost respect. I cannot sing his praises loud enough and will be recommending your company to all my friends, you are without a doubt the best. Many thanks and kind regardsMrs E. Normingt
"Impeccable Service"
I would like to pay tribute to Peter Rudling Travel for impeccable service, thoughtfulness and kindness when they took me to and from Stansted as a disabled passenger with more than my fair share of unpredicted needs. I would not hesitate to recommend them in every way and I sincerely hope their business will flourish; it certainly deserves to.B. Snoad
"Relaxing and Comfortable"
My grateful thanks to Peter and Ben for such a relaxing and comfortable start and finish to my holiday. Also to Judy for her welcome phone calls.A. Miller
"Just Superb"
Thank you to Ben & Peter for the two journeys to & from Stansted Airport, just superb. It certainly gets the holiday off on the right foot & with the return journey included what more could you ask. Needless to say any future traveling we undertake involving silly early morning departures we will be getting you out of bed. So once again thanks & in the mean time both of us wish your company the continued success you all richly deserve.Mr & Mrs Hale
"Your Cars Were Beautiful"
Peter, thank you for the truly amazing service you offered for our wedding. From the moment I contacted you I knew we had made the right choice, you catered for our every need right down to matching the car ribbon to our theme colour and also the wedding card, I cannot thank you enough for everything you did to make our day as amazing as it was, your cars were beautiful, your service was exemplary and the champs and chocolates were just what a newly wedded couple needed. Thank you once again. I highly recommend Peter Rudling Travel, who will now be my first point of call luxury travel.Mel & Paul
"Extremely Friendly"
Just want to say a huge thank you for such a great service not only were the cars beautiful, you were extremely friendly and went out of your way to make us feel at ease and comfortable, was a pleasure to be taken to my wedding by you.T. Murrell
"Absolutely Flawless!"
I cannot believe it has taken so many years of driving to and from London Airports, fraught with stress, tears, and inevitable arguments before we had the fortune to discover Peter Rudling Travel which we booked for our recent transfer to London Gatwick for a long haul flight.The booking process was simple online and via e-mail was straightforward the communication throughout the whole experience was superb.
From the moment Peter arrived, precisely on time we were assured that we had made the right decision, his immaculate appearance and professional manner exuded confidence. The vehicle was beautiful, spotlessly clean and the small attention to detail of small bottled waters and mints were so thoughtful. The journey was an absolute pleasure, comfortable, worry free and as for the return journey, following an overnight flight it was priceless, for the first time in years I fell asleep, normally I am the passenger seat driver! Peter dropped us right outside the hotel, we arrived stress free and no worries about parking, carrying suitcases etc.
The return transfer was First Class, Peter was waiting for us at arrivals, we got straight into the car and the journey home was problem free. The whole experience was 'absolutely flawless' when I speak about my fabulous holiday, Peter Rudling Travel was a major part of it. I have absolutely no hesitation in recommending Peter Rudling Travel to all for any travel needs, their aim is to deliver outstanding customer service and this is certainly achieved. I have now booked without hesitation for later in the year and I am looking forward to that part of our trip as much as the holiday! Thank you Peter for a 1st Class Service.Heather & Martin, Hasthorpe
"Fantastic service all round"
Myself and Pete just wanted to send an email to thank you so much for making our wedding so special. We had to postpone our first date due to Pete getting very ill, you were so kind and sympathetic and went out of your way to honour our new date,and even kept to the original price for us.
From the moment you picked me and my parents up you made us all feel at ease,a beautiful car and a lovely smooth drive. The champagne and strawberries were a lovely touch (we've kept the Cork in our wedding box) and the wedding card is still on display!! Your wife is equally as lovely and enjoyed my conversations with her on the phone with nothing being too much trouble. We really had a fantastic day and it kept dry. We will definitely be recommending you to our friends. Fantastic service all round.Joanna & Peter, Earle
"Excellent service"
Just a note to say thanks so much for the excellent service you provided for us. The whole experience was well organised and professional and it was great to see your familiar face at the airport after our long journey. It was a comfortable and relaxing way to start and finish our holiday and we will certainly recommend you and hopefully have another long haul holiday when we can meet again.Mike & Liz, Bracon Ash
"Excellent throughout"
We would like to thank you for helping to make Linzi and Lee's day so special on Saturday. They both love Mercedes and have said how wonderful the cars were and how well you looked after everybody. We really appreciate the service that you gave to us. It was excellent throughout.M. Tiernan, Caister-on-Sea
"Professionalism on four wheels"
Professionalism on four wheels. Having used Peter's services on a number of occasions, I have no hesitation in recommending Peter Rudling Travel to anyone who wants to arrive somewhere feeling relaxed and comfortable. From the courtesy phone call the day before to the moment you step out of the car, you're made to feel totally at ease. Look forward to seeing you again soon.B. Bedingfield, Salus Financial Solutions
"You made the day extra special"
Hi Peter, Just wanted to thank you for the trouble you went to with our wedding. You made the day extra special with the champagne and chocolate strawberries - it was a lovely touch. I have given your number to a friend who is getting married next year so hopefully she will get in touch.W & N Weeks
"went beyond the boundaries of traditional service"
It's not often that I feel compelled enough to thank someone for their service and professionalism, however our trip to Newmarket racecourse by Peter Rudling Travel, truly went beyond the boundaries of traditional service to make sure my wife and I arrived stylishly and subsequently taken home safely at the end of a great day. Until next time Peter, thanks again.I.Levey, Salus Financial Solutions
"service was brilliant and professional"
Dear Peter, Just a note to say a big thank you for driving us to and from our daughters wedding at Lynford Hall. As usual your service was brilliant and professional. Look forward to using your services again in the future.G & W Smith
"tremendous ambassador for your business"
Dear Peter, I didn't see you on our return from Dublin, so I would just like to thank you for taking care of our airport transfers. Ben is a credit to you, we had a lovely smooth drive home, I know he was a little concerned as it was me travelling but he had no need to worry ... he is a tremendous ambassador for your business.M Patchett
"The trip was a joy"
Hi Peter, Just a quick note to say thank you for taking us to Essex. The trip was a joy as I usually suffer from travel sickness, but definitely not on that day. You made the whole day stress free and will not hesitate to contact you again when we have to travel a distance.J Ruff
"we will not hesitate in recommending you"
Dear Ben, This is just to thank you again for looking after us so well. As a result our brief Parisienne visit was most enjoyable and we will not hesitate in recommending you to friends and family in the future.L Dorword
"took the hassle out of the normally stressful part of the holiday"
Dear Peter Rudling Travel, No problem with using you guys, it took the hassle out of the normally stressful part of the holiday.J Human
"You are so nice and kind it moved us both to tears"
To Mr Peter Rudling, Thank you for the lovely gift of champagne and chocolate strawberries in your lovely wedding car on our special day. You are so nice and kind it moved us both to tears, your service was exceptional, words are not enough.Adrian & Jan Howman
"we especially enjoyed the champagne and chocolate strawberries"
To Peter, thank you so much for driving us on our wedding day. Your car was gorgeous & you were so kind and considerate. We especially enjoyed the champagne and chocolate strawberries! Thanks Again.Oli & Mel Russell
"what a faultless service"
I booked Peter Rudling Travel for my trip to the airport for my first holiday abroad. I was very anxious as I was travelling alone and in the early hours of the morning. I was collected by Peter himself, on time; my bags were loaded into the car; documents checked and my holiday began. A very pleasant journey to the airport, my request for a toilet break, pleasantly met. On arrival at the airport, Peter escorted me with my bags to my check-in desk and then to the security gate. On my return Peter was waiting in the arrivals lounge for me, he again escorted me home and carried my bags into my house. What a faultless service.J. Spillman, Dereham
"luxurious vehicles and attention to detail, all at competitive prices"
Being driven by Peter Rudling Travel is really a pleasure. We have only positive things to say about our experiences. Friendly, punctual staff, comfortable, luxurious vehicles and attention to detail, all at competative prices. We won't hesitate to use them again and will be recommending them to our friends.D & T Baxter, Dereham
"the drivers very polite and courteous and all at a very reasonable cost"
I have used Peter Rudling Travel on various occasions and have found the cars to be punctual, the drivers very polite and courteous and all at a very reasonable cost.K. Apps, Norwich
"haven't stopped talking about how smart the car was"
Just a quick thanks for picking up Bethany and Sian for their prom last week. They had a great time and haven't stopped talking about how smart the car was. Thanks again.Lee James
"the service has been faultless"
I have used Peter Rudling Travel on numerous occasions including pick ups from Norwich and more rural locations. On every occasion the service has been faultless, polite staff and punctual pick up ensure an excellent journey. All of this comes at a very reasonable price. I would happily recommend Peter Rudling travel.Miss C Creed, Shipdham
"I now appreciate the difference between a private hire and a taxi service"
The standard of service I received from Peter Rudling travel was fantastic. I now appreciate the difference between a private hire and a taxi service. With a reliable service like this I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them for airport transfers, weddings or any other special event.Miss E Middleton, Northacre
"smooth transfers"
Thanks for a couple of smooth transfers, as usual Peter.Professor P Page


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Saturday 5th March.
A morning round Uttoxeter Quarry first. Where there was 44 Goosander, 11 Pochard, 31 Wigeon, 19 Teal and a Willow Tit. Brookleys Lake was very quiet, with 4 Mandarin and 4 Great Crested Grebes of note.
Whilst getting a spot of lunch in Morrisons I bumped into Andy. We were both thinking of nipping over to Blithfield later to pay homage to the roosting Great White Egret. But as he had a bike to pick up at the bike shop in Uttoxeter first, I was picked up a bit later.
Just another quick check of the quarry beforehand. Which now revealed 41 Curlew and a Gadwall. We were then joined by that lover of knitted jumpers, Stevie Fair Isle. And as we were leaving him to it, my mobile phone rang. That's odd I thought, it's Steve. What's he got? "I've got the Dipper in the River Tean!".
Now, the last time a Dipper was seen round here was back in October, while I was on the Scillies, and there's been no sign since then. With a personal patch tick at stake, I had to run! That's right reader, this racing snake figure went into full flow! Seb Coe eat your heart out! And this is why:
They always look rather dapper, like they're dressed up in a dinner jacket. Always a pleasure to see.
With the Dipper in the bag, and Andy's bike picked up, over to Tad Bay. A small crowd were gathering along Newton Hurst Lane. The Egret must've had it's watch on, because it came in to roost at exactly 6pm, in the descending gloom. Actually it was nearly pitch dark, as the following picture will suggest:
This wasn't what the internet was made for, a picture like this is a waste of the blogosphere. But it really is the Great White Egret. Not a white plastic bag, or something from the Sky at Night!


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REID Kerr College in Paisley plans to axe 10 per cent of its staff because of financial problems.
The further education college says it must shed up to 45 full-time equivalent academic and support posts by the end of November, in a bid to make savings of Pounds 829,000 this financial year. The college has agreed a recovery plan with the Scottish Office. Figures for 1996-97 showed it was 18 per cent below the national average for lecturers' teaching hours.
Managers say they have consulted staff over the past 18 months on the need for savings, but there has been no progress.
"Every effort will be made to minimise the impact by seeking volunteers, although the level of savings required suggests that there is little prospect of avoiding compulsory redundancies," a college statement said.
Principal Matt Aird said: "This is a situation that I very much regret, but for the sake of existing and prospective students, we have to act quickly."
The College Lecturers' Association said staff had been offered a two-year pay deal in return for taking more classes and allowing management to shed 20 full-time jobs. Branch secretary John Kelly said the timing of a pay offer just after the notice of redundancies was "despicable".


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Epidemiology of diarrhea among young children: a questionnaire-based study in Taiwan
Chun-Wei Chang, Po-Yen Chen, Fang-Liang Huang
Division of Pediatric Infectious Disease, Department of Pediatrics, Taichung Veterans General Hospital, Taichung, Taiwan
Received: April 11, 2008 Revised: July 10, 2008 Accepted: July 30, 2008
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Background and purpose:
Acute diarrhea is the most common pediatric illness in Taiwan, despite the considerable improvements in hygiene. The aims of this study were to evaluate the epidemiology of diarrhea among children younger than 5 years in Taiwan, and to analyze the epidemiological changes since 1985.
A questionnaire survey was conducted from January 2007 to June 2007, which targeted children in hospital outpatient clinics in different parts of Taiwan. Parents of children younger than 5 years were invited to complete the questionnaire.
1200 questionnaires from North, Central, South, and East Taiwan were completed. The overall incidence of diarrhea was 55.78%. The incidence of diarrhea increased with age, from 15.45% among infants younger than 6 months to 82.22% of children aged from 4 to 5 years. There were no differences among the different regions of Taiwan. Most children experienced diarrhea during winter (37%) and spring (29%), which is compatible with the rotavirus season. Eighty five percent of children had less than 2 episodes of diarrhea each year.
This study demonstrated the possible epidemiological features of acute diarrhea among children younger than 5 years in Taiwan. The children's ages and the seasonal distribution of diarrhea coincided with the pattern of rotavirus gastroenteritis seen in hospital-based studies. Since 1985, the frequency of diarrhea has reduced, and the peak age of diarrhea is older.
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Child, preschool; Diarrhea; Epidemiology; Infant; Questionnaires; Rotavirus
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Seeing as SH has put up some itineries, thought I would do the same. This one is good for those who like train travel. Get the coach transfer from Zeebrugge to Bruges which drops you outside the station. You then want a return ticket to Ostende from Bruges (currently €7.80) Trains leave about every 20 mins or so and the journey time is 15 mins. I wouldn't recommend train from Zeebrugge because looking at SNCB's timetabling pages, it's a convoluted trip between trams, trains and walking !! Although I haven't done it so I can't say 100% for sure.
And if you are fortunate to have a OAP card you get the fare discounted.
This itinary is for those who like trams.
Zeebrugge Strand Rail station closed a few years ago so no trains from Zeebrugge.
If you are organised you can book the local community bus from the docks (Belbus 36) which will take you to Blankenburg.
Or get a local taxi to tramstop €5
Using the same day ticket (Dagpas €7) catch the tram into Ostend.
Do not catch tram to De Panne / Adinkerke station it takes over 1 1/2 Hours.
If you're going to do that catch the train (change at Lichtervelde).
Explore the public transport options
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Aging Population is the Major Driver for the Market
Over the past two decades, declining fertility and mortality rates have resulted in a rise in the aging population, globally. Strong desire among men and women to retain youthful appearances has groomed and nurtured the cosmetics industry, worldwide. Rapidly aging demographics has led to a robust demand for anti-aging products in order to prevent wrinkles, age spots, dry skin, uneven skin tone, and even hair damages, creating room for new innovations in cosmetics, thus boosting the industry growth.
By 2050, the population over 60 years of age is expected to reach 2.09 billion. The life expectancy for women is predicted to rise from 82.8 years in 2005 to 86.3 years in 2050. Whereas for men, the expected increase for men in the corresponding period is from 78.4 to 83.6 years. Notably, the share of elderly people for cosmetic products is on rise.
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Smartphone shipments increased to 1.53 billion in 2017, and is expected to grow till the end of the forecast period, thus increasing the e-commerce market. Cosmetic products, such as skin care, hair care, and fragrances are the most-sold products online. Thus, companies are increasingly focusing on online marketing campaigns that can increase their revenues with low investments. The market is witnessing a trend of multinational companies setting up websites and brand-specific Facebook accounts and Twitter profiles, in order to address the local taste. This sector is gaining prominence with the different products being available 'only on online'.
Middle East & African Region is expected to grow with the Highest CAGR
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UAE is a country with a high GDP per capita (USD 40,444 in 2012), and an administration which is modern, and yet has further growth to witness regarding women at workplace. As more women join the workplace, the need to look good, as well as purchase cosmetics has increased, and not just based on one's preference. Furthermore, an increased influx of tourists has boosted cosmetic sales in the country.
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January 2018 – L'Oreal Paris unveiled a new hair care line to revive damaged hair, Elvive. The collections within the Elvive hair care line are expected to be designed to directly address a women's biggest hair care concerns: damaged, dry, and color-treated hair. The brand was launched as 'Comeback,' which was an integrated campaign that celebrated the fact that hair can make a comeback from damage.
September 2017 – Unilever acquired the Asian cosmetics firm Carver Korea. The Anglo-Dutch company bought the entire business from Bain Capital Private Equity, Goldman Sachs, and the firm's founder, strengthening its foothold in the Asian beauty market. This acquisition is expected to strengthen the position of Unilever in South Korea, which is fourth-largest cosmetics market.
September 2017 – Procter & Gamble unveiled a USD 3 million quality control laboratory, Pines External Lab located in Berkeley Springs, launched in joint partnership with Morgan County and Blue Ridge Community & Technical College. This center is said to be used to evaluate raw materials using resources, such as gas and liquid chromatography, as well as in-process and end product samples. These tests are expected to ensure P&G products contain no foreign micro-organisms.
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