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Past events and activities
On Tuesday 28th July from 5-7pm volunteers past and present came together so Rhubarb Farm could tell them how much we appreciate them. The Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Nottinghamshire, Veronica Pickering, presented certificates to all volunteers and people who have supported and helped the Farm. There was a barbecue and delicious cakes baked by the Limes Hospital in Langwith, drumming and other fun.
On Wednesday 8th July we opened under the Yellow Book for the National Gardens Scheme. We welcomed visitors from a wide area, gave them tours of the site, and provided teas and scrumptious cakes.
One of the visitors later that day emailed saying:
We all had a wonderful time with you all at Rhubarb Farm today. It was quite inspirational to meet everyone and hear of their experiences and talents. The sheer scale of all you've achieved in such a short time and your determination to grow and learn is astonishing. Hats off to you all! and thank you again for our visit, with very best wishes, Eve
P.S. fresh peas, new potatoes and omelette for tea tonight
First tour group looking round site
School volunteers Nathan and Colt talked to the visitors. They just put on funny poses for the camera!
Another tour group outside the polytunnel financed by the Police and Crime Commissioner
See a time lapse video of ETC's Corporate Day at Rhubarb Farm
Tom Howdle is 15. In October 2013, he started coming to Rhubarb Farm on work placement one day a week from his school. He is now moving on to do a bricklaying course at Chesterfield College and he has got an apprenticeship. He says "It was getting a reference from Rhubarb Farm that gave me the chance of my apprenticeship."
We are proud of you Tom, you worked hard at Rhubarb Farm and showed you could do it! Well done!
Alan Charles, Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner came to Rhubarb Farm to open our new Polytunnel, which has been erected with an award of £5,000 from the Police and Crime Commissioner's Fund. He cut the ribbon and then stayed to talk to staff and volunteers. He spoke to some of the ex-offenders - staff and volunteers - and enjoyed the tasty leek and potato soup made with ingredients grown at Rhubarb Farm, as well as lovely mince pies. The event was attended by volunteers, ex-volunteers, supporters, Radio Sheffield and the Mansfield Chad.
Alan Charles cutting the ribbon to open the polytunnel
PCSO Steve Cathcart with Rhubarb Farm staff Simon and Tom
Rhubarb Farm has won a Green Guardians award from Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust for our work providing opportunities for people from all walks of life through agricultural activities, by growing fruit and vegetables, and for promoting low impact living. Site Buddy Worker Sharon Storey and Managing Director Jennie Street received the award at a ceremony in the Albert Hall, Nottingham on Thursday 14th December. A beautiful bronze statue of a deer, and £1,000 accompanied the award. This is a great boost to our work, and another boost for our profile.
In late summer, The Daily Mirror ran an article about Rhubarb Farm. The online version can be viewed on:
On Tuesday 15th July 2014, Rhubarb Farm celebrated volunteers past and present with an evening event featuring a barbecue, pizzas from our two new outdoor pizza ovens, cakes made by a volunteer, and presentations to thank all volunteers. A lovely sunny evening made for a relaxed and happy time for all. This is a selection of photos - too many to post as all volunteers were presented with a certificate!
Volunteers Jimmy, Sarah and Carrie enjoying the evening sunshine
Volunteer Sam with her mother Eva and Clare Talati of Derbyshire County Council Raising Aspirations project
Volunteer Vicky made 3 trays of wonderful cakes for the event
Volunteers Daryl and Kevin with Rosalie Weetman, Substance Misuse Commissioner, Derbyshire County Council
Hem (Rhubarb Farm Youth Worker) and volunteer Gerry proudly showing the pizza oven that he helped build, now in action
Family and friends of volunteers enjoying eating pizzas under our lovely willow dome
Volunteers gathering on the Rhubarb Farm Village Green
Volunteer Kia received his certificate presented by Rosalie Weetman
Volunteer David received his certificate presented by Rosalie Weetman
Volunteer David received his certificate presented by Rosalie Weetman
Tom (RF Cropshare Worker) and volunteer Djay, working on the raffle stall
Rhubarb Farm Hallowe'en Fancy Dress party
Rhubarb Farm held a Hallowe'en Fancy Dress party for local people. It was great fun and enjoyed by all ages. As well as apple bobbing, a spooky tunnel, pumpkin-smashing' and throwing wet sponges at a victim in the stocks, there were roast chestnuts, a barbecue and teas and coffees, plus tombola, raffle and the fancy dress competition.
Line-up in over 7s age group the Mummy won it!
Harry Potter won the Adult Fancy Dress competition
3 beautiful costumes
A glamorous witch (aka Simon, Cropshare Worker)
The Wicked Witch of the West (aka Jennie, Managing Director)
Biggles (aka John, volunteer) left his Spitfire in the carpark and came for a flying visit


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3 for Me: Kevin Jolly
Welcome back to Fat Quarter Shop's New 3 for Me! this week we would like you all to get to know Kevin Jolly, owner of the Fat Quarter Shop:
"What can I say? I am a diehard Longhorn so I can't leave this print out. And all of us are fans of Ann Kelle's designs and I've always liked plaid, making my second choice easy. The color is a good chocolate brown. And for my third choice, I like the colors and artistic style of the Brown Stone print. I don't see many artistic designs like that and especially not with these colors."
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University of Texas Fabric - White Get Hooked Scattered SKU# TX-046
Remix Chocolate Argyle Plaid SKU# 10392-167
Brown Stone Blue Brown Stone in City SKU# C8321-BLUE
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After Leaving Burlington we continued half an hour east to Little River State Park. Shortly before we arrived at the campgrounds the rain returned which meant we had the pleasure of setting up camp in the rain after breaking camp in the rain that morning. We must have been quite the site to behold as we huddled our umbrella cooking soup over my backpacking stove and trying to stay dry!
|Site where we stayed in our tent despite the rain
The next morning we again enjoyed the pleasure of breaking camp in the rain, but were a bit more successful in keeping things dry than we had been the previous morning!
Did you know that Ben and Jerry's ice cream was started in Vermont by two guys named Ben and Jerry? I didn't. I also didn't know that they are so intentional about what goes into their product. Let's just say that after this visit I feel like I should only ever eat Ben and Jerry's ice cream.
After taking a few requisite silly pictures outside in the rain we headed indoors for some additional silly pictures and a tour of the factory. The best part of the tour was unquestionably sampling a new flavor of ice cream in the "Flavo Room."
After the tour we braved the rain again to see the factory more clearly and visit the flavor graveyard where we paid our respects to such inspired flavors as "Ethan Almond" and "Vermonty Python."
The next stage of our journey took us north all the way to the Canadian border. Along the way we encountered color around every corner as we drove through a series of small towns in Northern Vermont. Here are a few snapshots of the region we were driving through.
When we got to this sign we knew that we had to be close to the border!
In addition to seeing all of the beautiful color along the road we specifically wanted to find the border between the United States and Canada in the town of Stanhope. Why did we want to find this border crossing you ask? Well, because, despite the official crossing nearby complete with the usual array of border patrol agents, we crossed into Canada here, right in the middle of town…
One moment we were in the United States and the next we were in Canada. It was that easy. The town of Stanhope is literally split by the US/Canadian border. We both found that to be quite entertaining.
After marveling at how simple it had been to go to Canada we headed south once more, expecting to see helicopters and DHS agents descending on us at any moment. But that didn't happen. We successfully went to Canada, and then returned to the United States, where we would soon cross into our second new state of the trip: New Hampshire.
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by Einar Du Rietz
How can we ever forget the Climate-gate scandal that erupted right in time for the Copenhagen debacle. Or fail to note that, interestingly enough, some of the more stunning revelations – Holland-gate etc – were made just after the conference.
Now, during the count down for Cancun, it's worth the effort to try to recall the events of the past year, and what Climate-gate was really about. My admirable colleague, Professor Ingemar Nordin recently posted a reminderon the Climatescam site. Definitely worth reading. Nordin tracks back to some of the more peculiar early mail conversations revealed.
– Few have read the email from 2005 where Phil Jones writes John Christy, "The scientific group would no doubt come down on me if I had said that the world has cooled since 1998. OK, it has it but there are just seven years of data and it is not statistically significant ". Or where he concludes "As you know, I am not political. If anything, I hope that climate change occurs so that science will prove to be right, regardless of consequences.This is not to be political, just to be selfish. "
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While there are many good things to say about the book, I was left disappointed. Here is why: how you frame a problem dictates the solution, and if you accept the frame of those who created the problem, you necessarily are limited to the "solutions" they offer. As Robert Green states in Law 31 of The 48 Laws of Power, "Control the Options: Get Others to Play with the Cards You Deal.":
The best deceptions are the ones that seem to give the other person a choice: Your victims feel they are in control, but are actually your puppets. Give people options that come out in your favor whichever one they choose. Force them to make choices between the lesser of two evils, both of which serve your purpose. Put them on the horns of a dilemma: They are gored wherever they turn.Resistance, Revolution, Liberation accepts the "capitalist" frame without ever questioning it and ultimately fails for that very reason. CHS "solutions" are nothing new and, therefore, remain well within acceptable permutations of the various options we are allowed. The one bright spot is that he encourages actively seeking change, but that is more than counterbalanced by the fact that the change he describes would just put us back to December 22, 1913, a time that is not nearly as romantic as he believes it to be.
To be fair, CHS thinks he questions the frame, but all he is questioning is the respective framing of the current instances of "Left" and "Right" ideology, not the frame of "capitalism" itself, which rests on the three fictitious commodities of money, land and labor (h/t Karl Polyani). For example, CHS asserts that private property should be inviolate, but he does not question what properly is private property. CHS likewise asserts the centrality of the marketplace to humanity, but he does not explore how the modern marketplace was originally created through the process of enclosure that privatized the commons and forced peasants into labor at subsistence wages, thus exalting money over labor. Capitalism thus relies upon the State's enforcement of the private creation of a scarcity of money and land to force an abundance of labor.
Capitalism is feudalism is communism. There are no differences between any of these systems other than the labels applied and the ostensible beneficiaries. The real beneficiaries remain the same. And so do the real victims.


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In Western Europe, it's common to pay with credit or debit cards for either offline physical purchases in bricks-and-mortar-stores or for online purchases. Indeed, between 2009 and 2015, the total value of card transactions as a share of GDP increased from approximately 13.8 percent in 2009 to approximately 17.8 percent in 2015. In 2015, Visa credit cards reached a market share in terms of purchase volume of approximately 68 percent of the total European market. But there are many differences among the European countries. For example, in Belgium credit cards are until now the leading payment method in online retail in 2017, as 32 percent of respondents indicated they used them. 37 percent of respondents in Sweden, however, named invoices as their most popular online shopping payment method. In Italy, approximately 37 percent of respondents reported that PayPal was their most used payment method on e-commerce websites for both tangible and intangible goods. And while direct debit payments are indeed popular in Poland, approximately 22 percent of the respondents preferred to pay for their online products with cash on delivery.
Other payment methods in Europe include checks and mobile apps on a tablet, smartphone or wearable device. The total number of checks transactions as a payment method faced a decline between 2010 and 2015, reaching 2.2 billion payments in France, 208 million payments in Italy and 64 million payments in Spain. This method of payment is slowly being replaced by the use of mobile payment apps, something which European banks strongly promote. In the United Kingdom, for example, it was found in 2015 that 31 percent of potential users of mobile payment apps stated using them due to a bank recommendation. A very specific type of mobile payment is NFC, Near Field Communication, or contactless payments made at points of sales, with either a debit card or a mobile phone or payments via QR codes. These methods are especially popular in the Netherlands, with support and development coming from domestic banks in the absence of larger FinTech-services such as Android Pay, Apple Pay and Pay from Samsung. In the first quarter of 2017, the share of NFC payments in the Netherlands reached approximately 28 percent of all debit card payments.
One might assume that with a digital wallet, Visa/Mastercard or a domestic debit card all of Europe is covered. This is not the case. Each European country has its own needs when it comes to online and offline payments. This diversity might increase even more, as with the implementation of the Second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) in January 2018, something of which 50 percent of respondents in the Netherlands indicated they never heard of before. This payments-related legislation enables bank customers, both private consumers as well as businesses, to use third-party providers to manage their finances. Companies such as Google, Apple and Amazon effectively gain access to consumers' bank accounts and are able to build financial services on top of the data and infrastructure of banks. Consequently, could it happen that that in the near future every European customer has his or her own way of paying money? Time will tell, but it is certainly an option to keep in mind if online retail does not want to miss out on potential revenue.


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The Principal Scientist is accountable for the technical continuum of analytical methods and strategies
from early stage to end of commercial shelf life.
• As an expert in analytical development of biologics, serving as the point of
contact on the leadership for analytical control strategy and analytical support
for early development stage to commercial biotherapeutics
- Responsible for strategic planning, coordinating, and execution analytical
development, characterization activities and developability assessment
- Contribute as part of a team of scientists to guide the development of analytical
methods/projects from early clinical development through commercialization
and life cycle management.
- Create and maintain effective partnerships with stakeholders from Analytical
Development, Process Development, Technical Services, Quality, Regulatory,
Project Life Cycle Management, and Manufacturing to deliver analytical
strategies with a high probability of technical and regulatory success.
- Provide technical partnership for testing laboratories and process development
- Manage analytical development plan and provide technical justification of
product specification
- Authoring/reviewing regulatory filing CMC analytical sections and responses to
health authority questions
Coordinates optimization and improvement of analytical program support
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25% of Time: Owns the analytical control strategy aligned with the Shire sourcing strategy for a product family
20 %: Owns the analytical development plan for a product family
10 %: Single point of contact outside of Analytical Development (other PDTS departments, CMC team, Regulatory, MFG, QC and Quality Management PQLs etc)
10 %: Contributes and signs-off on all analytical chapters in IND/IMPD/BLA/MAA (development analytical methods, justification of specifications, impurities, characterization etc)
10 %: Represents Shire Process development biologics and analytical development group at authority meetings and telecom for analytical questions
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Medieval Jobs
One would expect the Middle Ages to have been a simple time, with few truly distinctive occupations, save the lord of the manor, his knights, his household, and the peasants. But, the complexity of the medieval working world is startling. Yes, the above are typical occupations of the age, but within these broad classifications we can define an incredible array of other occupations.
True, medieval jobs were not all fulfilling or stepping stones to success and status, as we envision the knight's position in the lord's court. However, each occupation filled a crucial place in the social system of the Middle Ages, ensuring virtually every imaginable need could be handled by an individual with the proper training or know-how.
Basically, society was divided between two classes, positions of status and positions that were not. Nevertheless, while the lord and members of his entourage had status, they could not survive without the support, albeit drawn through oppression, of the peasants. Medieval society was like a jigsaw puzzle. Each segment was an integral piece of the complete system. Without any one part, the system could not work.
As villages developed alongside the castle, occupations began to differentiate during the Middle Ages. Indeed, the growth of many towns directly resulted from the introduction of commercial endeavors, which were necessary to sustain the castle or the manor, as well as the local populace.
A merchant class quickly developed once feudalism was established in Europe. These merchants became wealthy in their own right, owning grand homes of their own comparable to the best in the land. They transported the products of craftsmen, laborers, and skilled workers across the nation, and internationally as well, furthering trade and acting as envoys between the regions they served.
In existence as early as the reign of Charlemagne and used by the Anglo-Saxons, the guild was of primary importance during the Middle Ages. Initially a rudimentary plan designed to support a certain group of workers (each village originally had one or two guilds), the guild system rapidly expanded throughout Europe.
In essence, these organizations were prototypes of modern trade unions and functioned in an almost identical manner. Their main intention was "to promote economic welfare of its members and guarantee full employment at high wages by restricting membership (Bishop)." Virtually every medieval occupation had its own guild, including bell ringers, minstrels, candle makers, grocers and weavers.
The following lists many occupations that prevailed during the Middle Ages. Even though the individuals who held the positions have long since disappeared, often leaving no record of their existence, their legacy is still very visible in modern surnames. See if you recognize them...
Almoners: ensured the poor received alms.
Atilliator: skilled castle worker who made crossbows.
Baliff: in charge of allotting jobs to the peasants, building repair, and repair of tools used by the peasants.
Barber: someone who cut hair. Also served as dentists, surgeons and blood-letters.
Blacksmith: forged and sharpened tools and weapons, beat out dents in armor, made hinges for doors, and window grills. Also referred to as Smiths.
Bottler: in charge of the buttery or bottlery.
Butler: cared for the cellar and was in charge of large butts and little butts (bottles) of wine and beer. Under him a staff of people might consist of brewers, tapsters, cellarers, dispensers, cupbearers and dapifer.
Carder: someone who brushed cloth during its manufacture.
Carpenter: built flooring, roofing, siege engines, furniture, panelling for rooms, and scaffoling for building.
Carters: workmen who brought wood and stone to the site of a castle under construction.
Castellan: resident owner or person in charge of a castle (custodian).
Chamberlain: responsible for the great chamber and for the personal finances of the castellan.
Chaplain: provided spirtual welfare for laborers and the castle garrison. The duties might also include supervising building operations, clerk, and keeping accounts. He also tended to the chapel.
Clerk: a person who checked material costs, wages, and kept accounts.
Constable: a person who took care (the governor or warden) of a castle in the absence of the owner. This was sometimes bestowed upon a great baron as an honor and some royal castles had hereditary constables.
Cook: roasted, broiled, and baked food in the fireplaces and ovens.
Cottars: the lowest of the peasantry. Worked as swine-herds, prison guards, and did odd jobs.
Ditcher: worker who dug moats, vaults, foundations and mines.
Dyer: someone who dyed cloth in huge heated vats during its manufacture.
Ewerer: worker who brought and heated water for the nobles.
Falconer: highly skilled expert responsible for the care and training of hawks for the sport of falconry.
Glaziers: a person who cut and shaped glass.
Gong Farmer: a latrine pit emptier.
Hayward: someone who tended the hedges.
Herald: knights assistant and an expert advisor on heraldry.
Keeper of the Wardrobe: in charge of the tailors and laundress.
Knight: a professional soldier. This was achieved only after long and arduous training which began in infancy.
Laird: minor baron or small landlord.
Marshal: officer in charge of a household's horses, carts, wagons, and containers. His staff included farriers, grooms, carters, smiths and clerks. He also oversaw the transporting of goods.
Master Mason: responsible for the designing and overseeing the building of a structure.
Messengers: servants of the lord who carried receipts, letters, and commodities.
Miner: skilled professional who dug tunnels for the purpose of undermining a castle.
Minstrels: part of of the castle staff who provided entertainment in the form of singing and playing musical instruments.
Porter: took care of the doors (janitor), particularly the main entrance. Resonsible for the guardrooms. The person also insured that no one entered or left the castle withour permission. Also known as the door-ward.
Reeve: supervised the work on lord's property. He checked that everyone began and stopped work on time, and insured nothing was stolen. Senior officer of a borough.
Sapper: an unskilled person who dug a mine or approach tunnel.
Scullions: responsible for washing and cleaning in the kitchen.
Shearmen: a person who trimmed the cloth during its manufacture.
Shoemaker: a craftsman who made shoes. Known also as Cordwainers.
Spinster: a name given to a woman who earned her living spinning yarn. Later this was expanded and any unmarried woman was called a spinster.
Steward: took care of the estate and domestic administration. Supervised the household and events in the great hall. Also referred to as a Seneschal.
Squire: attained at the age of 14 while training as a knight. He would be assigned to a knight to carry and care for the weapons and horse.
Watchmen: an official at the castle responsible for security. Assited by lookouts (the garrison).
Weaver: someone who cleaned and compacted cloth, in association with the Walker and Fuller.
Woodworkers: tradesmen called Board-hewers who worked in the forest, producing joists and beams.
Other medieval jobs included:
tanners, soap makers, cask makers, cloth makers, candle makers (chandlers), gold and silver smiths, laundresses, bakers, grooms, pages, huntsmen, doctors, painters, plasterers, and painters, potters, brick and tile makers, glass makers, shipwrights, sailors, butchers, fishmongers, farmers, herdsmen, millers, the clergy, parish priests, members of the monastic orders, innkeepers, roadmenders, woodwards (for the forests). slingers.
Other Domestic jobs inside the castle or manor:
Personal atendants- ladies-in-waiting, chamber maids, doctor.
The myriad of people involved in the preparation and serving of meals- brewers, poulterer, fruiterers, slaughterers, dispensers, cooks and the cupbearers (who had the dubious privilege of tasting drinks for impurities!).


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Haskell & White Audit Manager Added to CSU San Marcos Foundation Board
Wednesday, January 24, 2018
Thomas Kenaya, an audit manager at the San Diego office of Haskell & White LLP, has joined the board of directors for the CSU San Marcos Foundation.
The nonprofit organization advises the university, which was established 25 years ago, on how money it raises is used.
The board recently launched CSU San Marcos' first comprehensive fundraising campaign, an effort to raise $50 million.
Kenaya has more than 10 years of professional experience, with with CPA firms and in private industry, according to Haskell & White.
He is a member of the California Society of CPAs (CalCPA) and the American Institute of CPAs; co-chair of CalCPA San Diego's Emerging Professional Committee; and a founding member of the planning committee for Accounting Day San Diego, a training program for accountants and other finance professionals.


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This post is about a week overdue, but better late than never, right? Two weekends ago, Matt and I were in Maryland for the weekend, visiting his folks and of course, we all headed to the movies. This time, I asked Matt's mom if she wanted to go with me to see Sex and the City 2 (Matt had flat-out refused to go with me to see it). I was super delighted when she said yes, and just us girls headed into the theater, while the guys went to see Prince of Persia.
So, what did I think?
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Now, I have to say, I was NOT a fan of the first movie. First off, I was so angry and heartbroken that they had Steve cheat on Miranda and then hated the reactions the girls had about it, like Miranda was being close-minded for not forgiving his extra-marital indiscretions. Really? That's just bullshit...There's no excuse for infidelity. Just sayin'. And second, the first movie just didn't feel like the show to me.
The sequel, however, reminded me of the show again. In SATC2, it seemed like they went back to their original focus, bringing it all back to the four women and their friendships. What I really liked is how they managed to seamlessly transition from four single women dealing with the rough side of dating in a city like NY, to women of their age handling marriage, kids and family. Being unmarried and kid-less myself, the fact that the movie wasn't about young women in NYC looking for love could have been disaster, but I felt like the storylines they had were incredibly appropriate and humorous.
Speaking of funny...I was laughing the entire time I was in the theater. From the moment the movie began (I got chills of excitement when this happened, by the way) all the way through to the end, I was cracking up and sitting there with a big, fat grin on my face. The scene with Charlotte and Miranda drinking and dishing was my favorite, and Samantha had what I thought was the best line of the movie (Hint: it involved Lawrence of Arabia).
Of course, the clothes were a bit over-the-top, but that's par for the course? My only complaint was a certain storyline between Carrie and a former flame. I was NOT happy about this, but luckily it didn't ruin the movie for me.
So, there you have it. If you haven't already seen it and are on the fence about going, stop hesitating, grab your girls and just go. It's totally worth its weight in Manolo's.


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Finn spent the whole month pulling himself up into standing position. We moved the coffee table out of our family room area because he kept pulling himself up on it and grabbing anything and everything that was on it. He had a visit from his Aunt Kelly which was fun, as well as a visit from the stomach flu and RSV, which was not. His laid back and happy demeanor made these illnesses bearable and we couldn't love our Finny more!
Sleeping: Ohhhh sleeping. Finn spent most of the month waking up around 5:00am, which was not good for anyone. Mike and I were not happy and Finn was exhausted. I think part of the problem is that he is kind of transitioning to waking up once to feed during the night (finally!), but that means that he is hungry and ready to eat again around five and won't go back to sleep. He does seem to do better if he eats a big dinner, so we feed him a ton at dinner and just hope and pray it will hold him over. I think the day that he sleeps through the night, I'll cry tears of joy. He has started taking longer naps which is a reason for celebration!! His morning nap is almost always his better nap and is usually at least an hour long, but usually closer to an hour and a half. His afternoon nap is still between 45 minutes to an hour, but it's still longer than his naps used to be.
Noises: Adadadadada is all we hear around here these days. Finn loves to babble and everything is adadada. Occasionally, we will get a "buh buh buh" but there's no sign of "mamamama" yet. He still loves to squeal when he gets excited which is so cute and is just one of the many ways his personality shines through.
Milestones: The biggest milestone is definitely pulling himself up to standing, which he is a pro at now. He hasn't quite figured out how to move once he's up, but he likes being up. He's definitely become more attached to me, which is endearing, but also a little frustrating at times. He understands the word "No" which is used quite frequently now since he seems to get into everything and anything, including our electrical cords, cleaning supplies and the toilet. He also is crawling on all fours and is moving everywhere quickly. We also introduced the sippy cup this month, which is a huge hit, although I'm not sure how much actually makes it in his mouth and stays in there. We mainly use it for water, but he takes milk in it at daycare. He can only get about half of it out, though, so we've got a ways to go, but he likes it!
|Notice how he has the P for Patriots in his mouth. He's definitely his father's son!
Likes and Dislikes: Like I said before, he loves real people food. He'll tolerate the fruit purees from me every once and a while, but definitely prefers to feed himself. He loves to be held by me and is a little needy at times. He has started whining, which is not so fun, but it's usually when he's pulled himself up onto something and then can't get down. He loves to play in the bathroom and will come crawling from across the room if he sees the dishwasher or the refrigerator open. Diaper changing has become a wrestling match, which is especially frustrating/disgusting when there is more to the diaper than just pee. He still isn't a huge fan of the car, either, which makes me dread our cross-country trip, but he does pretty well around town or when there is someone sitting next to him, so there's hope!
Nicknames: Finn, Finny, Bud, Buddy Bear, Mr. Little Boy, Mr. Bougie
Clothing Size: 9-12 months, although his little belly sticks out of some of his sweaters so it might be time to upgrade
Diaper Size: Size four
Weight: 19.5 lbs! He's put on a little winter weight 😀
Height: 27.5 inches
Travel: None!
Oh Finnegan, I look at you sometimes and see a budding little boy. I love seeing your personality shine through and learning who you are becoming. I miss the days of babyhood, but watching you grow is my greatest joy and there is nothing more that I could want than to be your mom. I love you, sweet valentine!


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It might be every pet owner's embarrassing nightmare, but dogs eating other dogs' feces is actually quite common.
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In fact, according to new research from the University of California at Davis, 16 percent of puppies "frequently" consume other dogs' feces. This phenomenon is called coprophagia.
The veterinarians at UC-Davis conducted two surveys of a total 3,000 dog owners for their results and found 16 percent of the dog owners spotted their dogs eating other canines' feces more than six times.
It didn't matter how old the dogs were, what they ate, whether or not they were house-trained or what their compulsive behaviors were like, the researchers found.
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So, why do dogs eat their own poop?
"For every person you ask about this, you get a different opinion. Because they're guessing, whether they're veterinarians or experts in behavior," said lead author Benjamin Hart.
Hart believes it comes down to canines' "wolfy" instinct.
When wolves normally defecate, they do so away from their dens to protect against intestinal parasite eggs in the feces.
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However, when wolves do defecate near their dens (if they're sick or old or lame), they eat the feces right away. This is because parasite eggs don't typically hatch into infectious larvae for a few days, according to Hart.
"If they eat it right away, it's safe to eat. They won't get infected by parasites," he said.
Other researchers believe it comes down to dietary motivations.
University of Pennsylvania veterinary school professor James Serpell told the Washington Post that dogs in developing countries that often hunt to fill their stomach, eat a lot of human feces.
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"Given its historical survival value, this common village dog behavior may still be fairly widespread in the modern canine population," Serpell said.
And if you Google "why dogs eat poop," you'll get bombarded with even more theories, including a lack of vitamin B or other key nutrients or even heightened stress.
How do I stop my dog from eating poop?
Before looking for a fix, Serpell recommends a vet visit to rule out other issues, such as pancreatic enzyme deficiency.
After that, he told National Geographic, try reward-based training by discouraging the behavior while leash-walking and offering treats when Fido sees and ignores feces.
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Still nothing? If you survey pet stores or speak with experts for quicker solutions, you'll probably end up disappointed, Hart said.
But he and his colleagues are working on developing a product to address the issue.
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I came across this poem by Alice Taylor recently and it really articulates the journey I've been on in relation to living in the truth of God's love.
I thought I'd share it with you.
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Undoubtedly, my favourite TV show of all time is The West Wing. It followed the staff of a fictional President in a fictional White House. The president in the show, Jed Bartlett, had a simple saying: "What's Next?" He said it after every victory, after every defeat. He said it on the good days and the bad days.
I want to live with a "What's Next?" spirit.
Because there is more. I may have messed up, let someone down but I need to step up from that and say, "What's Next?" This defeat does not define me. It refines me.
There is more. I may have achieved my dream and be basking in the glory of a job well done but I need to say, "What's Next?" There's another level. May this success makes way for another.
You may be reading this from a position of defeat or success. I don't know. But can I encourage you to ask this same question?
There's more inside of you than you realise. Move on – whether that involves picking yourself up off the floor or jumping down from cloud nine, keep moving.
The future is the most amazing gift you have – unwrap it.
A couple of weeks ago I gave you an update on the book I am writing and I promised you some sneak peeks. Well here is the first one.
Before I even thought about writing a book – any book, not just this book – I was struggling with my singleness and having a moan to God about it and he said to me,
"If you feel like you're on the shelf, then fill that shelf with three things – worship, friendship and purpose."
…So what prompted me to write this book? One day I was praying and asking God for a husband and I was using the scripture that is quoted at every Christian wedding, "one shall put 1000 to flight and two shall put 10,000 to flight." I was earnestly praying, "Lord, I want to increase my potential for you to use me. Give me someone so I can increase my power by 10-fold." It was all very heartfelt and earnest and I felt for very righteous, godly reasons. Suddenly God spoke back to me and said, "Why would I trust you to put to flight 10,000 when you haven't even put to flight the 1000 I've already entrusted to you." Woah!!! Talk about a slap up the face.
But all of a sudden in that moment I got it. I saw that there was reason and purpose for my life as it was in that very moment. That God could use me just as I was, single, broke, insecure, the list goes on and on. I still had 1000 to put to flight….
Stay tuned to the blog for more little glimpses
You are reading post 100
I remember post 1.
It was a lazy Saturday afternoon and I was sat in front of the computer in my pyjamas just mucking around trying to see how easy it would be to set up a blog – turns out it's quite easy.
It was only 1.
From then till now has been quite a road trip. It never entered my head that I'd write 100. But yet here I am. It's amazing what can come from just one.
If you are beginning something, you may think 1 is insignificant. Don't let that stop you. After 1, go on to number 2, then 3 and so on. Before you know it you'll be like me at 100.
You offer up 1 and he takes it to 100.
With God 1 is enough.


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If you're still mourning the end of Breaking Bad, cheer up. The intense series' prequel Better Call Saul is finally ready to premiere this weekend, and we are armed with all the scoop you need to know ahead of the show's much-anticipated debut.
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1. We know this is a downer, but don't expect to see Walt or Jesse make an appearance in the first season. Creator Vince Gilligan notes Jesse would only be in middle school during the timing of Better Call Saul, making it nearly impossible for them to incorporate him into the storyline, and they're holding off on bringing Walt into the fold.
2. When we first meet Saul Goodman in the series, he's still Jimmy McGill, his name before his life changes course. Different name, same slippery ethics. "The question we're having fun with in the writers' room is -- is it better to be true to yourself, because Slipping Jimmy, as you meet in the first episode, really waxes rhapsodic about the days when he used to be that guy before he was an attorney," Gilligan told reporters at the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour. "Or is it better to be a good person or is there some mix of the two?"
3. Time won't move as quickly in Better Call Saul as it did in Breaking Bad. "Walter White had a very immediate problem," explains Gilligan. "He was dying of cancer. He didn't know how long he was going to have, so that whole show felt, by necessity, that it had to be very accelerated in storytelling. We don't have that issue with Jimmy McGill. It remains to be discovered."
4. You can expect a nostalgic nod to Breaking Bad at the end of the first episode (seriously, keep an eye out for it), but the producers and writers want Better Call Saul to stand on its own, so there won't be a ton of Easter eggs dropped unless they fit in organically.
5. With that being said, the producers admit they have a cork board with all of the names of the Breaking Bad characters they can imagine bringing into the mix. "Some of them from the big ones, like Jesse and Walt, to ones that maybe you'd remember, maybe you wouldn't, like Wendy," says executive producer Peter Gould.
Better Call Saul premieres Sunday, February 8, 10 p.m., on AMC, with a second new episode following on Monday, February 9, at 10 p.m.
Aside from Walt and Jesse, which Breaking Bad characters would you like to see return?
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I'm going to take a step away from official scoring questions this post to discuss one of my favorite topics – baseball debate.
Should Joba Chamberlain be in the Yankees bullpen?
Should Daniel Murphy be moved out of the outfield?
These are two examples of such debate. But I am aware of no topic for baseball debate that fires me up more than the following hypothesis:
Derek Jeter is one of the worst
defensive shortstops in baseball.
Obviously, I do not agree. I started covering games at the ballpark early in Jeter's career, and this discussion seems to have surrounded him from day one. I've watched him with my own eyes, and it's just not true.
First, he was the second-best shortstop in New York – behind Rey Ordonez of the Mets. The fable of the late 90's was that Ordonez saved at least one run a game defensively. I tracked many of those games, and I always felt that Ordonez guarded the middle of the infield exceptionally well, which left many "routine" balls in the hole become hits. Perhaps the biggest indicator to me was a video the Mets released back then featuring Ordonez. It was an "instructional" video, where they would show Rey-O sliding to make a play, and coach Cookie Rojas would immediately say "Now kids, don't do what Rey just did – let me show you the proper way to field the ball…" Of course, Ordonez is long gone. The myth of his saving a run a game was validated by his inability to hit. Now the Mets/Yankees competition switches to a guy named Reyes…
The next discussion was how Jeter was the worst of the "new" brand of shortstops. A few years after that debate Nomar is "no more" topic of any discussion, and A-Rod has moved over to become one of the best third baseman in the game, following a similar transition that a guy named Ripken made. Through it all, Jeter has continued to keep on keeping on.
My favorite chapter of the debate came to us via Pennsylvania – where some dudes claimed to have scientific evidence that Jeter is an awful defensive shortstop, declining by the minute. For those of you that don't know, it is commonly accepted in Pennsylvania that if Penn State University says something is true – it's true. For the rest of us, we have the ability to discern facts using our own mental capacity. This highly-questionable "study" was conducted by a bunch of guys in a room watching video footage. These "scientists" never actually observed Jeter in person, and in fact admitted that their conclusion was further supported by John Sterling's constant "…past a diving Jeter…" comments on those broadcasts. Since their observations were limited to what was recorded on video, it obviously wasn't important for them to realize that maybe Jeter was diving towards the middle because he started the play in the hole.
I thought about all this while working last night's game at Yankee Stadium, where I watched the 18-game errorless effort by the Yankees come to an end. What's that? How does a team with the worst shortstop in baseball go 18 games without an error? Especially when the "experts" say his fielding abilities are in a free-fall decline? And before you ask, Derek Jeter did not commit the error to end the streak.
So let me add my theory to the decline of Jeter's fielding ability. For the first six years of his career, Derek Jeter had one of the best defensive first baseman in the game catching his throws – Tino Martinez. Perhaps you've heard of him. Then, another guy took over for virtually the past seven years. I won't embarass him here, but let's just say his defensive abilities are not why he played (large contract and the ability to hit balls over the short right field porch). The Penn State study neglected to mention this important fact, since it would have interfered with their ability to gain media attention to their efforts as well as diminish their chances of perpetuating their time in the video room getting paid to conduct additional studies. Unfortunately for their theory, the Yankees signed a new first baseman this year to replace the aformentioned guy. Surprisingly, the Yankees set the errorless game record. Surprisingly, Jeter's defensive abilities have IMPROVED. Wow – who would have thought it?
Next topic, please.
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If you want to qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you must pass the bankruptcy means test. Your household size plays an important role on the means test and can have a significant impact on whether or not you pass. Read on to learn more about the different approaches bankruptcy courts use to determine the size of your household and how it can affect your means test.
For more information on how to complete the bankruptcy means test, see our Chapter 7 Means Test topic area.
The means test looks at your average monthly income for the six calendar months prior to your bankruptcy and compares it with the median state income for a household of the same size. If your household income is less than your state median, you automatically pass the means test. If your income is greater than the state median, you must complete the remaining portions of the means test form and take into account your expenses to determine whether you qualify.
If your income is too high to pass the means test automatically, the means test allows you to deduct certain expenses from your income to determine whether or not you pass. But for some expenses, the means test only allows debtors to deduct predetermined amounts based on average IRS local and national expense standards.
Your household size can make a big difference on the means test because it determines:
In general, both state median income figures and allowable deduction amounts are larger for bigger households. This means that if two debtors have the same income, the debtor with the larger household will typically have an easier time passing the means test.
To find the most up-to-date IRS expense deductions and state median income figures, visit the U.S. Trustee's website at www.justice.gov/ust and choose "Means Testing Information."
Because the Bankruptcy Code doesn't define what a household is, bankruptcy courts use different approaches when determining a debtor's household size on the means test. The following are the most common methods courts use to determine who is included in your household.
A minority of courts allow debtors to use the "heads-on-beds" approach when calculating household size. The heads-on-beds method uses the Census Bureau's broad definition of a household which essentially includes all persons who live in your house. Most jurisdictions don't follow the heads-on-beds approach because it doesn't take into account the relationships between household members and tends to be overly broad.
According to the IRS, your household includes only the people you can claim as dependents on your tax return. If you live in a jurisdiction that uses the IRS dependency standard, when calculating your household size on the means test you can typically only count the individuals you can claim as dependents on your taxes. But because of its restrictive nature, only a minority of courts use the IRS dependency approach to determining household size.
In general, the economic unit approach is the most common method courts use to determine your household size. This approach takes into account all individuals residing with you who act as an economic unit. This means that you can typically include a person who you support financially but may not be able to claim as a tax dependent.
Under the economic unit approach, when determining whether a person qualifies as a member of your household, courts look at the totality of your circumstances and may consider factors such as:
If a member of your household only lives with you part-time, whether you can include that person in your household size calculation depends on the rules in your jurisdiction. In most cases, courts consider factors such as:
In a related case, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals recently used a fractional approach based on how many days out of the year the debtor's children lived in the debtor's house. With this approach, for example, if each of your two children lived with you and your wife 50% of the time, then you would have three members in your household (you + your spouse + 1/2 child + 1/2 child).
Some bankruptcy attorneys believe that this fractional approach is not supported by the Bankruptcy Code. If you are unsure about how to calculate your household size or which approach your jurisdiction uses, talk to a knowledgeable bankruptcy attorney in your area to learn more.


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… of car parking in San Francisco and you start using public transportation. Sweet, Mark.
At Where 2.0 in San Jose Google today announced a new feature, which adds another level of data (and fun) to Google Maps. For all of you who have done mashups between SAP data and Google Maps there is more to play with… Here is how it works. At the view buttons at the top right of the map you now have a new one, "Street View". Once you choose it (and you are zoomed in close enough) you see the streets that the images are available for (today just for a few cities in the US, I am sure it will rapidly increase) in blue: As you zoom in you can see the streets in more detail, and you can place a person icon for the street view: Click on a street to place the person and to open the street view bubble. It shows you the image and the line in the middle helping to you orient yourself what you are looking at. Also note that the person icon now has an arrow showing which direction you are looking at (here downtown Palo Alto): With the up/down arrow keys you move forward and backward along the line, and with the left/right arrow keys you get a seamless 360 degree view of the location… this is A9 on steroids! So looking to the right you get one of my favourite breakfast spots: With the + and – keys you can zoom in in a few steps: You can also select "Full Screen" in the bubble to enlarge the image: If you are at a point where one or more streets cross (like here in the San Francisco Marina district) you get all other street centerlines and can "drive" onto another street: And here is a fun "application" of this. Say you know you will visit the San Francisco Embarcadero you can drive up and down and see where they have parking… … and you can actually zoom in to see the signs giving you the price 😉


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Design a Website Mockup for Feast Card Search Page
- Status: Closed
- Prize: £100
- Entries Received: 4
- Winner: dreamstudios0
Contest Brief
This contest actually relates to one page of a website and not a full website.
Take a look at our webpage [login to view URL]
You will see that this is a search page that finds member restaurants for our program. The page is part of a larger website and the general theme of the website should stay the same - you can also see [login to view URL] and the active links that run from there for an overview of the general theme.
With regard to the search page we need a re-design of that page. We want to include the search facility that is currently on that page. We also want to highlight a number of featured restaurant images (say 6 for example, with a link to all of the featured restaurants). We also want to highlight the recently added restaurants (again, 6 for example showing on this page with a link to all of the recently added restaurants).
We also want the results of the search facility to display in a better way - you will see that the current results show with large images - we would prefer much smaller images, and say 10 results per search page.
And that's essentially it - so the search page should showcase a few featured restaurants (with a link to all the featured restaurants), a few newly added restaurants (with a link to all the newly added restaurants), and the search results should display better than they currently do.
Best design idea wins it and we need the full implementation on our site as well for the winning idea within the budget.
We need a fast turn-around so the best idea within the next 24 hours gets it with implementation within 48 hours thereafter.
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School is in session with age appropriate photobooths from Mobile Booth.
What are age appropriate photobooths and why does it matter to your school event?
Our photobooths prove that one size DOES NOT FIT ALL. All of our props are student friendly. We do not offer hand-cuffs, guns, knives, weapons or coconut bras like the other guys hand out. Yes, other photobooth companies actually advertise coconut bras on their website. Is this appropriate for your school?
Your photos are safe with us. Because of privacy laws concerning minors, school districts are not allowed to post photos of students on public websites. However, this doesn't seem to stop other photobooth companies from posting photos of minors on their websites without thinking twice. We always check with your administration for permission to post pictures online for the safety and the privacy of minors at school events. A free online photo gallery is provided if we receive permission to post your photos.
Mobile Sync. If your event includes a video dance party package from our DJ companies Nick At Night or Michigan Mobile, this feature is just for you. Our staff created a software program that synchronizes pictures from the photobooth to the video screen at the DJ table wirelessly. This means your photobooth pictures will be displayed on our video screen just a few minutes after they develop using an exclusive program that we created, even if the photobooth and the DJ are in separate rooms. It's all done wirelessly without the need for an internet connection. Our photobooths can connect to our video dance party screens automatically, and we can pre-approve or reject photos before they are displayed. Other companies do not offer this feature because Mobile Sync is our exclusive service.
Freaky fast photobooths! We custom built our photobooths from the ground up for speed, pure and simple. Your guests push a big green "go" button and the booth takes them through the process, automatically creates full color pictures, and prints them. The more guests we can get through the booth during your event, the less time they spend waiting in line and the more guests we are able to serve. Unlike weddings, our school events typically have up to 2,000 students and getting them through the booth quickly (so that it's fair to everyone) is our highest priority. If they enter the booth and the first thing they do is debate whether they want color or black and white, that amount of time is wasted and the line gets longer.
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Pterodactyl Fossil – 2 x 3 etching
Pterodactyl Fossil Etching
This is a 2″ x 3″ etching of a fossil bird. I have done a variety of etchings of fossils including insects in amber.
Birds have always fascinated me in the evolution picture.
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Welcome to our Client Portal pages. We are pleased to announce that the University Hospitals Case Medical Center Grand Rounds recordings are now available for viewing. Grand Rounds sessions, for a limited time, are available at no cost on a variety of topics. You can watch our featured video by clicking on the Featured Video tab above.
In addition to viewing our featured video, here you will be able to view recorded footage of past symposiums, as well as submit presentations for future symposiums. Select the Watch Videos button above to view past shows, or click on Abstract Upload for your submission.


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Thu 30 Nov 2017
New Music: Chief Keef Feat. A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie "Glory Bridge"Posted by Missinfo.tv Staff under New Music
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Chief Keef's new project The Dedication, an title that pays homage to Lil' Wayne, arrives at midnight. The 15-track LP features an appearance by Lil' Yachty on "Come On Now" and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie on "Glory Bridge." Out now internationally, the latter song is available for stream now.
Stream the Chicago-Bronx connection below.
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New Music: Chief Keef Feat. A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie – "Glory Bridge"
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ShutterFreak Gallery
This page lists all photo albums currently published on my web site. The main topics are nature and culture. All photos have been taken with an
Olympus Camedia C740 UltraZoom
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Canon EOS 350D
2006 Brasil
| Total images: 172 | Date added: 25.02.2007
More than 18 years after I left Brazil as a kid, I returned to this wonderful country for the very first time. This gallery contains images from colonial cities (Diamantina, Sabará, Ouro Preto, São João del Rey, Congonhas do Campo, Tiradentes and Mariana in the state of Minas Gerais, Paratí in the state of Rio de Janeiro), some beautiful caves (Gruta Rei do Mato, Gruta do Maquiné in Minas Gerais), and some views from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
Val d'Hérens (April 2004)
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This is definitely my favorite valley in Switzerland. I love feeling myself disappearing in the overwhelming nature scenery offered by the mountains. This gallery presents some wildlife, and magnificent mountain views by day and even lit by the full moon.
Barcelona (November 2003)
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The reason for this trip to Barcelona in Spain was yet another wedding of some friends (he is a Belgian, she is half Belgian and half Spanish). The photos of this album are a selection from the modern
neighborhood with some of
most well-known houses, as well as some views from the old city center known as
Barrio Gótico
Colombia (July 2003)
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A wedding of one of my Belgian friends with a Colombian lady from Bogota was the reason for this trip in July of 2003 to Colombia. The photos in this album are from
, the
Santuario de Fauna y Flora Iguaque
and the
Islas del Rosario
archipelago at the Caribbean.
| Total images: 10 | Date added: 15.02.2007
This gallery contains media relating to astronomy.
| Total images: 41 | Date added: 16.08.2004
This album is dedicated to photographs of plants.
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A lot has been happening since the closing prayer of the National Gathering in San Diego: three Wee Kirk Conferences; an immersion week with Elder Leadership Institute; a major funding push; a new Fellowship Community mobile app and website upgrades; planning for (at least) four significant events in 2016, creation of the 2015 Advent Devotional. Find out more below.
Several thousand people participated in The Fellowship Community's first Advent Devotional last year. The response was so positive that we've created one for 2015.
A downloadable PDF will provide weekly materials for the First Sunday of Advent through the Day of Epiphany.
Plus, a daily email devotional message will be sent to every subscriber.
Principle authors include:
*David Joynt, Valley Presbyterian Church, Paradise Valley, AZ
*Debbie Schmidt, Central Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, MD
*Davidson Chifungo, Veritas College, Malawi
*Judith and Ray Hylton, First Presbyterian Church, Evanston, IL
*Zac McGowen, First Presbyterian Church, Lakeland, FL
*Anne and Naji Zaki, Evangelical Theological Seminary, Cairo, Egypt
Additional resources include
*Ideas for children by Mickie O'Donnell, Noroton Presbyterian Church, Darien, CT
*Liturgical ideas for church and home by Nicole Lock, Atlanta, GA
*Ideas for small groups by Emily Mitchell, First Presbyterian Church, Maumee, OH
*Ideas for missional welcome by Minda Schweitzer, The Generous Table, Orange Co, CA
What is the mission of the Church? What are we about as The Fellowship Community? Why does it matter?
TFC, in partnership with The Presbyterian Foundation, has created a six-part video series exploring how the six historic "Great Ends" of the Church still form the basis for ministry and mission in the 21st century, and why a missional community like TFC is so important.
These videos bring the faces and voices of TFC to your congregation in a compelling way. Watch for more info.
The Elder Leadership Institute (ELI) has begun a new chapter with the appointment of Lisa Johnson (PCUSA) as Director and Eric Laverentz (ECO) as Associate Director. In addition, ELI will now be administered by Flourish, the resource ministry of ECO. In an increasingly post-denominational world, ELI is one of the emerging places where growing in missional calling happens across old boundaries.
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Rockford, IL, is hosting a Regional Event with The Fellowship Community on Saturday, January 30. The keynote speaker will be Gary Macintosh,recipient of the Donald A. McGavran award from Fuller School of Intercultural Studies, and the Robert B. Fisher award for Faculty Excellence at Biola University. More information coming soon.
Small churches living large into God's mission is the focus of the 2016 Cluster Ministry Conference April 13-15 on the campus of the Thornwell Children's Home in Clinton, SC. Sponsored by two cluster ministries in that region in cooperation with TFC, a highlight will be a tour of several of the missional communities serving people in the region with hands-on experience of the gospel in action.
The Conference will kick off with a special concert of praise by Michael Card. Registration will be opening soon!
The Reformed Understanding of the Ascension of Christ will be the focus of a theology conference, April 25-27, 2016, sponsored by The Fellowship Community and hosted by First Presbyterian Church, San Diego, CA. Confirmed speakers to date include:
- Michael Horton (URCNA) Professor of Theology and Apologetics,Westminster Seminary, California, Editor-in-Chief of Modern Reformation, President and Host of "The White Horse Inn"
- Gerrit Scott Dawson (EPC) Pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Baton Rouge, LA, author of Jesus Ascended: The Meaning of Christ's Continuing Incarnation
- Laura Smit (ECO) Professor of Theology, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI
- Bryan Burton (PCUSA) Pastor, North Lakeland Presbyterian Church, FL
- Mickie O'Donnell (PCUSA, candidate for ordination in ECO) Director of Children's Ministry at Noroton Presbyterian Church (PCUSA), Darien CT.
Registration opening soon.
Plan now to be part of The Fellowship Community National Gathering, September 6-8, 2016, hosted by the growing congregation of historic First Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, PA. Special gathering rates will be offered at the Omni William Penn hotel, one block from the church. Registration will be opening soon.
Discover Your Bible studies help everyone – from new believers to mature Christians – discover the richness of God's Word through Bible discovery. They come in two different formats – print books and new digital printable format. The digital pricing ($4.50 per user) includes both study guide and leader guide. .
God Loves Me Storybooks (Revised Edition) A newly revised set of 52 colorful storybooks designed for children ages 2-3. A meaningful way to nurture faith at home and at church!


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Hello hello and welcome to another Sunday of me sharing some good tips and articles I found on writing!
Today's topic is - Characters!!!!
I cannot even count how many times characters have ruined a book for me! Over the years I kind of formed this block with annoying characters, where if I find the character annoying, I literally would skip pages about them cause I just do not want to waist my time!
So in my own writing I try to really sit back and think if the characters I created is annoying. Most of the time I think the character is alright, but then you go back to it and you realize you created something I would never read myself, therefore, over the last years I kind of did my research on how to create a really god character that would have depth and heart and would be just a good relatable character!
I am listing the articles here:
Thus, what I've learned?
1. Your character needs to be relatable - we should always try make the character just like any other person you would know. What I understood that if you want to create great character, they need to be one of us.
2. Have them grow in the book - One dimensional characters are the worst. Like a pretty girl being just pretty, a villain being just a villain. Can you imagine having a villain in the book that does not have any redeemable qualities and then goes just to the maximum level of evil? Sweet baby Jesus, what a book would that be!
3. Let them have an opinion - let's create strong characters, with their own opinion!
4. A unique gift? - Maybe your character can have something special about them, and I am not talking the special snowflake trope in YA, I'm referring to the unique thing they do like always close windows before sunset, or always having to count to ten before they exit a room, or maybe having different eye color, or playing an instrument, or having a specific liking of something, or a really good sense of humor.
I mean when you think about it, there are so many characters you can create, so many people you can breathe life into and make them aware of the world!
Great, now I have to go and redo like four characters I have already! :D But hey, as long as I'm having fun with it! I hope you are too!
See y'all next time!


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Danske Bank has confirmed that it is investing in a full refurbishment of its Bow Street branch in Lisburn.
Work on the project is due to begin on Friday, October 6.
The branch will remain open while the work is carried out, with the exception of Saturday, October 14 and Saturday, November 11.
During the refurbishment, the branch will operate from the rear of the building and can be accessed from Bow Lane.
The new-look branch is scheduled to open to customers on Monday, November 13.
Aisling Press, Regional Manager at Danske Bank, said: "The refurbishment of our branch in Lisburn is part of a wider investment programme by Danske Bank that has seen a number of our branches undergo improvement works over recent months.
"In Lisburn, we are investing in a design, layout and services that will meet the needs and expectations of today's consumers and businesses. The branch will have a more modern and welcoming look and feel, and while many convenient self-service options will be available, staff will be on hand for information and advice. Overall, it will be a much better customer experience."
Senior Branch Manager Chris Mitchell added: "While many of our customers now do most of their banking on their smartphone, tablet or computer, branches are still an important part of our customer offering. It's really about customer choice and providing the best possible service for customers no matter which channel they choose to do their banking.
"We are working hard to keep disruption to a minimum while the works are carried out and are looking forward to welcoming customers to our new-look branch."


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C&C t-top sticker and info HELP..
Hello, I am a new member to the forum and I don't presently have one. But I am on here however, because I'm writting a book on the C&C t-top program for the fiero. Yes, i know. But there are a lot of similars things not parts but the way they were in installed. I am looking to compare information and documentation. I have been working on this book for 20 years or more contacting C&C employees over the year, before by letter and more recent internet. Problem many of the leads now days are either storys of truth, 1/2 truth, or BS.. Never so I am always remembering your talking about a option and asking people (if still alive) to tell you about their job 30 to 35 years ago...
What I am looking for
1st the c&c install sticker, can people post theirs a employee said you can find out the years by know the serial number listed on it also would need to know what years your car is, I don't have enough sample size to confirm if it's true.
2nd I have recieved different invoices from C&C, just wondering if anyone has any of that to take a photo of it
3) there were 200 authorized C&C installers there was a list of them does anyone have that, it changed every 2 or 3 years but looking for that
4)Looking for anyone that may have a C&C kit in the original box, just need a photo of the outside of the box straight on and a 3/4 shot and the bottom if there is C&C writting on it, dont worry about the inside.
Anyone that helps will be given credit by knowledgement in the book for helping and at the same time, maybe I can help someone here.
You can post here or email or text photos with your phone.
THank you for letting me join this group.
John Podziemski
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Re: C&C t-top sticker and info HELP..
Almost for got, I have a couple of things from C&C talking about the early aftermarket stuff. Around 1983-85 trans am.
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Well, that's depressing. No new books this week. Though I am also kind of happy that I didn't spend money this week. Buying books is my worst addiction. But I love it! I'm sure some of you understand what I mean!
This weekend I'm at the Gold Coast Supanova Pop Culture Expo! Fun! I just love cons. I'll be meeting these awesome people:
I am a nerd and so very proud of it. I'm as obsessed with TV and movies as I am books, so cons like these are a sort of heaven for me!
Unfortunately there aren't any authors I'm keen to meet this time around, but maybe next time. I'm sure I'll find some books to buy from the bookseller booths though, so check back for next week's Stacking the Shelves!
Did you get any great books this week? And hey, seeing as I'm at a con, is there any actor or author or celebrity of some kind that you'd love to meet?


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Creating a video for your venue is a great way to offer a preliminary introduction to your property when couples inquire. Whether they are out of town and unable to come in for an actual site tour, or they are simply doing initial research and looking for more information before they commit, the video tour interviews we shoot make everyone's lives easier. Tailor the question and answer session to hit all the key points you would want prospective clients to know – guest accommodations, layouts, helpful do's and don'ts, parking, contract specifications and more.
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If you are interested in setting up a video tour for your wedding venue or property, you can get in touch with us via our Contact Page. And, if you are a couple seeking information on the best wedding venues in Los Angeles and beyond, be sure to subscribe to our YouTube account to follow along as we tour all of the most in-demand sites for your comparison and research.


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Re "Mayor proposes limits on water use," Feb. 10
Los Angeles is running out of water, and our mayor has established six phases of water restrictions. The most important restriction that he forgot is stopping the development of new housing. If we do not have sufficient water for the current population, how do we justify more housing and more people?
Before the approval of future housing developments, water supply studies should be done to ensure that we have ample supplies for the new residences being created.
Glen Kacena
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power should do a public-awareness program about turning off automatic sprinklers during the rainy season. I am up early three mornings a week to go to my gym, and I see many apartment buildings' sprinklers on when it is raining.


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The School of Alberta Ballet's Intensive Training program features classes for students ages 6 and up and is geared toward dancers seeking top level training. Students have the opportunity to participate in up to six classes per week in a variety of styles. Your child will train with some of Canada's best ballet teachers and have the opportunity to audition for and perform in Alberta Ballet productions such as The Nutcracker!
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About GEA
The Guilford Education Association (GEA) is the body and voice of over 300 teachers working in Guilford, Connecticut. Your executive board and building representatives listen to you and speak for you professionally on the local, state and national levels.
This website will help the teachers of Guilford stay informed on matters that affect us. Please check back frequently for updates. If you have any specific questions please call or send an e-mail to any of executive board members or your building representatives. You can find their contact information on the "Contact Us" section of this webpage.


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Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Odyssey digital version
FYI, if you're interested in reading Odyssey, Andrew Modeen made a digital version available Here.
I also added the link to the Turtle Tips in the Odyssey review for future reference.
1 comment:
- BulletTooth504 said...
Awesome! Thanks Andrew!
- 4/12/2016
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