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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Lights, camera, accessorize!
"Project Accessory," the latest spinoff of the long-running hit reality show "Project Runway," pits 12 unknown designers against each other for a shot at becoming the next big name in fashion.
It debuts on Thursday on the Lifetime television network.
"This is the biggest money maker in fashion," executive producer Rich Bye told Reuters of the accessories business.
"When they came to me with this idea," he added, "my first thought was: 'Why hasn't anyone done this before?' It seemed like a 'no brainer.'"
Bags, belts, jewelry and shoes are among the mainstays of the accessories business, which rakes in an estimated $30 billion a year in the United States alone, according to the Accessories Council. The New York-based nonprofit group represents designers, retailers, publications and suppliers in the accessories, eyewear and footwear industries.
"Project Accessory" gives TV audiences a close-up glimpse of what goes into making those items that "can make or break a look," said Ariel Foxman, editor-in-chief of InStyle magazine and a judge on the show.
The winner of "Project Accessory" will get an InStyle feature spread and $100,000 from eBay Fashion for startup.
Bye contends that the prospects all add up to even more exciting television than designing clothes.
"In terms of the creative process, it's much more visceral, more workmanlike, kind of gritty," he said. "There's drills, saws, soldering irons and hammers — all these machines just to make the stuff. It's like going to the back room of Tiffany or Saks to see how they set the stones" for jewelry.
Actress and model Molly Sims, who hosts "Project Accessory," said the show "gives an insider look at how designers create their whole look — the bags, the shoes, the jewelry."
The competition is so "hands on," she said, adding: "Imagine making a pair of shoes in two days."
Sims, who launched her own jewelry line, Grayce, last year so she knows something about the business, said the competition forced the aspiring designers out of their comfort zones.
"They learned very quickly to ask questions, to get help."
Eva Lorenzotti, the CEO of jewelry, fashion and gifts company Vivre, who mentors the contestants, noted that "accessories require amazing know-how."
"If it's well made, it will last forever. It's iconic. Fashion is no different than great architecture. When it's really good, it stands tall. It stands apart," she said.
Even before the cameras rolled, Bye and the "Project Accessory" team logged marathon sessions with artisans and other industry experts in New York, where the show was filmed.
"Shoes, oh my God, we spent a couple of months just talking to cobblers and getting the right kind of last," (a key shoe component) said Bye, who also was the executive producer of "Project Runway" for its first five seasons on Bravo.
Designer Kenneth Cole, a "Project Accessory" judge, told Reuters that "shoes are absolutely the most difficult accessory to bring to market. There's more than 100 operations that go into bringing shoes," from initial sketch to retail.
Most important, shoes, more than any other accessory, affect how a person feels, not just how they look, Cole added.
Asked about the show's appeal at a time of economic turmoil, Cole said "Accessories are critical. In a difficult economy, no one looks to start from scratch."
So when times are hard, people look to accessorize what they already own — whether "last year's dress, a different pair of shoes, or last year's suit, a different tie."
Timing, and an act of nature, also played a role as the show wrapped its eight-episode shoot, Bye recalled.
On what was supposed to have been the last weekend of filming in New York, Hurricane Irene bore down on New York and "the mayor's film production office pulled all the permits."
But Irene mostly gave Manhattan the slip, and "Project Accessory" wrapped without incident.
Sims said she became emotional while filming the final episode, when the winner was chosen.
"We found someone we think is fantastically talented ... who can oversee an accessory line."
And perhaps, she added, give some competition to fashion's leading lights — maybe the next "Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors or Rachel Roy."
Reporting by Jan Paschal; editing by Chris Michaud and Bob Tourtellotte


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Church of Santa María Tonantzintla, 17th - 18th century, Tonantzintla, Puebla
A folk version of the Rosary Chapel of Santo Domingo in the city of Puebla, the church at Tonantzintla probably started construction sometime after 1690. The elaborate stucco work of the interior, designed and executed by native craftsmen, makes this church a unique masterpiece. The interior decoration was probably completed in the 18th century. The name of the village, Tonanzintla, means the place of Tonantzín. A pre-Columbian mother goddess, Tonantzín has been identified with the cult of the Virgin of Guadalupe, the patron saint of Mexico. The multitude of indigenous elements incorporated into the decoration points to the fusion of indigenous and European elements in the Mexican Catholic church.
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Title: Les Mains (Picasso's hands) (s.7468)
Printing: Printed by the photographer circa 1989
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Note: This is part of a series of famous photographs taken by Andre Villers, a friend and confidant of Picasso. Andre Villers met Picasso in the street in Vallauris in 1953 when Villers stopped to take his photograph. From this chance meeting a great friendship grew between the two artists which was to result in numerous photographs of Picasso, his friends and his studio. Villers has held solo exhibitions all over Europ e and many of his prints are held in the permanent collections at the Picasso Museums in Paris, Barcelona, Vallauris and Antibes. He has worked closely with the writer Jacques Prevert and the photographer David Douglas Duncan. This is an iconic picture.


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Machine Gun Guards WW1 cap badge
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A fine scarce die-stamped white metal example on slider circa 1916-18. Five pointed star with circlet inscribed "Quinque juncta in uno 1916". To the centre a crowned GMG cypher; the principal points of the star in the form of a bullet, between the bullets, the grenade, Rose, Thistle, Shamrock and Leek. (KK 923).


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For those of you who waited in line to get your Jason Wander books signed, thanks. For those of you who waited in line thinking you were in the adjacent line to get your Connie Willis books signed, thanks for making me look more popular. For those of you who got to the head of the line and couldn't tell you weren't in Connie's line, dude, get that prescription checked!
Denvention boasted spacious, modern, albeit far flung venues. Probably the least costumed Con I've attended. That may have been a function of those far flung venues, coupled with hot summer days.
In my Con-going experience, every panel has an audience member or panelist who just loves to hear themself talk, though eventually no one else in the room does. EXCEPT every panel I was on at Denvention, which were genuinely balanced, vigorous and terrific.
The Heinlein Society blood donation drive drew like the Con was full of ersatz vampires – which it was.
Neatest thing, for me: A video of Heinlein's WorldCon 1976 speech, in his hometown of Kansas City. All I had seen of Heinlein "in person" before that was a sterile interview snippet with Walter Cronkite during the first moon landing. This one was particularly revealing because Heinlein had to ad lib due to a death in his family that robbed his usual extensive preparation. The speech was as crisp as Heinlein's characteristic white dinner jacket and as trimmed as his Boston Blackie moustache.


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Here is Danielle Sharp topless with her wonderful big boobs on display for her 2013 calendar photoshoot. Danielle Sharp got some ridiculous big boobs and a slim body, which make for an epic combination. I
used to think Sophie Howard had the hottest big boobs of any woman alive;
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Maria Menounos Hot Beach Body Bikini Candids In Greece
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Here is Maria Menounos wearing a sexy little black bikini while on vacation on a beach in Greece. And as you can see Maria Menounos
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Nina Agdal Semi-Nude Wet See-Through Shirt Photoshoot
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Nicole Neal Topless, Naked And Showing Her Sexy Ass For Nuts
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RenFlash is now available for the Twingo RS and more models will be added very soon.
Twingo RS - all models
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Monday, June 15, 2015
WASHINGTON--Hundreds of contaminated and abandoned properties across the nation will be renovated thanks to $54 million in federal funding.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced the funding Thursday (May 28).
The EPA Brownfields Program awarded the funds to 243 projects in 147 communities nationwide. The money will be used to "assess, clean up and redevelop contaminated properties, boost local economies and leverage jobs while protecting public health and the environment," the agency said.
The South Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation (SoBRO) was awarded $200,000 to develop an area-wide plan and implementation strategy for the Bronx River-Sheridan Expressway Corridor.
Recipients will each receive between $200,000 and $600,000 in funding toward EPA cooperative agreements, the agency said.
The full recipient list is available here. The properties include mills, plants and other industrial and commercial properties.
Ready and Resourced
The grants, provided early in the redevelopment process, help leverage additional private and public funding for the projects later on, officials said.
In fact, the communities chosen for grants "demonstrate a high level of preparedness to undertake specific projects" as they have obtained "firm commitments of leveraged funds to move projects forward," EPA said.
"Brownfield sites, because of their locations and associated infrastructure advantages, are community assets and a key component of the Obama Administration's efforts to provide tools to sustainably revitalize communities and foster economic development," said Mathy Stanislaus, assistant administrator for EPA's Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response.
Where the Money Goes
The communities targeted for investment "have demonstrated a plan to leverage their grants and partnerships to achieve economic and environmental revitalization to meet their needs for jobs," Stanislaus said.
Battered by economic disinvestment and natural disasters, recipient communities have demonstrated "a high level of preparedness to undertake specific projects," the EPA said.
More than half of the communities have populations under 100,000. The grants will help transform brownfield sites into housing, recreational spaces and other "productive end uses which directly benefit community residents," he said.
More than 30 percent of the sites have been affected by plant closures, 40 percent by significant economic disruptions, and 42 percent by natural disasters, EPA said.
The city of Palatka, FL, for example, was declared an emergency area after the devastation of two tropical storms. It also suffered from the closing of a Georgia-Pacific paper towel manufacturing line and the lay-off of 130 employees from the regional water management company.
A new $400,000 assessment grant will support downtown and riverfront redevelopment plans in the town of 10,000.
EPA said the new round of funding advances its "broader commitment to making a visible difference in communities that focuses on better coordinating federal investments to help environmentally overburdened, underserved, and economically distressed communities address local priorities."
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I bought the yellow knit of the sign of spring at a bargain price in H&M.
Though the feeling is spring,but a climate is cold.I wear a lot of outers and want to feel in spring.I matched chiffon of the floral design with an up-and-coming yellow color.
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Varicose Vein & Leg Vein Removal
Olympic Dermatology and Laser Clinic was one of the first offices in the Northwest to offer the VascuLight and Lume 1 Intense Pulse Light (IPL)/ Nd:YAG laser systems. Nationally noted as a "Center for Excellence," our expertise coupled with this innovated technology can now offer you varicose vein treatment options unavailable in the past.
What is the VascuLight and Lume 1 Systems?
This breakthrough technology utilizes laser light at a near infrared wavelength (Nd: YAG) or broad- band intense pulsed light (IPL) . This is not the conventional laser mechanics found in other devices. Rather, these systems use innovative laser physics and advanced computer software to successfully treat a full range of vascular structures, from deep and very large veins and birthmarks to shallow lesions and tiny spider veins.
Unlike other non-invasive techniques, these laser vein removal systems successfully "zap" large blood vessels up to 3 mm in diameter.
How does the Lume 1/ VascuLight work on veins?
With its proprietary Multiple Synchronized Pulsing capabilities, these systems selectively heat different sizes of broken blood vessels at different depths below the skin's surface with excellent results. This enables us to treat complex and interwoven networks of big twisted vessels and webs of small capillaries with pinpoint control. One to three laser pulses can achieve complete closure and sealing of the damaged vessels.
What will happen during the laser vein removal treatment?
After the consent is obtained, photographs are usually taken. Before treatment begins, Dr. Brazil sets the laser parameters according to your skin color, the type of vein or condition being treated, and its location on your body. Then a clear gel is placed on the site to be treated. This helps focus the light energy and cool the skin. You will be given dark glasses to shield your eyes from the bursts of light as the laser light is applied. The only sensation experienced during the treatment is a sting, like the snapping of a rubber band or a sharp pinch. By using ice and cold gel on the skin to be treated, discomfort in minimized.
How many treatment sessions will it take?
Depending on the type and severity of the condition being treated, Dr. Brazil may recommend anywhere from one to four treatment sessions to achieve the desired outcome. An individual session generally lasts about an hour from arrival to departure. Repeat treatments, when necessary, are usually done at 6 weeks intervals.
These may not represent all outcomes of this procedure.
How much improvement will I have?
Some immediate improvement is typically visible, with the treated blood vessels disappearing over two to three weeks. Complications, such as blisters, scarring, bleeding and pigment loss, seldom occur. Most patients return to their regular routines quickly with virtually no after-care required. However, you may experience some redness or bruising around the treated area. This usually goes away in just a few days to several weeks. A 70% improvement is a reasonable overall response.
What type of post-treatment care is necessary?
Care for the treated areas gently. We will recommend a gel you can use for discomfort as needed. Avoid sun exposure for about 3 months. You will be given written instructions at the time of treatment.
Is this procedure covered by insurance?
Insurance reimbursement varies from state to state and carrier to carrier. Most insurance companies do not offer reimbursement for cosmetic conditions. It's best to consult your individual carrier for more information on your specific type of treatment.
I've had other treatments for varicose and spider veins, and sometimes the problem comes back over time. Does this treatment offer a permanent solution for these conditions?
This varicose vein treatment procedure provides complete and virtually permanent closure of damaged and ruptured veins, both large and small, both near the surface and further below it. Since the vein is completely closed, blood cannot flow back into it; consequently, over time the vein simply disintegrates and is absorbed by the body. A treated vessel is permanently destroyed. The appearance of new vessels, however, cannot be prevented so periodic touch-ups are expected.
I spend a lot of time outdoors, so I usually have a pretty good tan. Can I still be treated with the laser energy of the VascuLight/ Lume 1 systems?
One of the advances of these systems is their ability to treat virtually all skin types and colors, at any time of the year. This is due to its long, near infrared laser wavelength that easily passes through melanin, the material that gives color to the skin. A tan does increase the risk of a burn so one should avoid tanning whenever possible.
How can I prevent varicose veins and spider veins in the future?
If your job or other parts of your life require you spend a lot of time standing up, consider buying some kind of cushioning floor mat that will take some of the pressure off your legs. Placing these mats by the sink where you do dishes, or at the stove, or at a cash register where you work, can help alleviate vein problems and their symptoms–and make your legs feel less tired as well! You might also consider wearing special hosiery to help improve circulation.
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Sunday, October 8, 2017
Major and degree earned: B.A. in Theatre, B.S. in Astrophysics
Graduation year: 2002
Current position: Producing Artistic Director, Know Theatre of Cincinnati
Hometown: Clinton Twp., MI
Now living in: Cincinnati, OH / Los Angeles, CA
Several factors (not necessarily in this order):
1) The ability to enter as a no-preference student and explore as many areas of interest as possible.
2) The theatre and physics buildings were (at the time) right next to each other.
3) My brother was already at MSU.
4) A great marching band.
5) A really good scholarship.
I had no idea what theatrical design entailed until I came to MSU, so my experience completely set my career path in motion.
In my freshman year, I assisted scenic and lighting professor Linda Janosko on a number of shows, and after that year I had Stan Jensen as my design mentor.
But beyond that, the culture of the theatre department was very hands on and multidisciplinary. With student productions in the Arena, it was like we were producing our own season of shows. My first scenic design was for a student directed production of Closer, and I had rendered an insanely intricate cubist floor treatment. I started painting it, and about half an hour in I said, "You know what. This is crazy." And I quickly redesigned and simplified the whole thing. That kind of lesson is invaluable for small theatre.
It was also fantastic working with such a dedicated group of peers in the theatre department. We were all supportive of each other's work in a way that set us up for success but also gave us ways to fail safely.
So at MSU I got a taste of everything: some deeply involved design work; more than my share of great acting roles; directing experience; and between Stan, Frank Rutledge, Gretel Geist, etc., fantastic mentors whose advice and teaching remains influential 15 years into my career.
It was standing in the Arena, probably hanging lights for something, that I said to myself, "I'd love to run a theatre like this someday."
And now I do. Life can be pretty amazing.
Can't nail it down to just one, so here's a top 3:
1) Study abroad in London.
2) All three summers that I got to do Summer Circle.
3) The one night I played Hamlet. My senior year, I was playing Horatio in Frank's production of Hamlet, but was also the Hamlet understudy. The day of final dress, I hadn't been back to my dorm room all day, and went straight from class to rehearsal at Wharton. And someone said to me, "So you're playing hamlet tonight." And I said, "ha ha." And they said, "no, we left you a voicemail" (this was before cell phones were ubiquitous), "Mike is losing his voice. You're playing Hamlet tonight." And so I did. I talk way faster than Mike McKeogh, so the show was 15 minutes shorter that night.
American Theatre isn't just NYC. There is phenomenal work happening at regional and small theatres around the country, often in cities where the cost of living is such that you might actually be able to afford a house and a life from the pay you get for your art. So at some point you will find yourself at a crossroads where you will need to ask yourself what about the work is most important to you: where the work happens, or the work itself?
And your regional show just might transfer to NYC. Best of both worlds!
But I firmly believe that it's up to us to make work that isn't dictated by one city on a far off coast. Make work that's relevant to you, to your community, to the here and now.
So take advantage of your time at MSU to leap in, to fail spectacularly, to succeed whenever you can, to learn what about theatre really ignites your passion. And then follow that passion where it leads you. The destination may prove unexpected, but ultimately more satisfying that where you thought you'd end up.
Blood Wedding at MSU (2001)
SubUrbia at MSU (2001)
Hamlet at MSU (2001)
The Handmaids Tale – Know Theatre (Photo Credit Daniel R. Winters)
Andrew Hungerford (MSU BA Theatre, BS Astrophysics, '02) is in his fourth year as Producing Artistic Director of Know Theatre of Cincinnati, where he has been resident scenic and lighting designer since 2007.
During his tenure as Artistic Director, Andrew has produced and designed 20 MainStage productions (including 4 world premieres), and dozens of world premiere second stage shows. Andrew also guided NYC based Hit the Lights! Theatre Co. in the creation of The Other Rhine, an immersive theatrical experience inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft which was performed in a historic brewery in Cincinnati as part of Know's 19th season.
Know Theatre now produces a 6-8 show MainStage Season, the Cincinnati Fringe Festival, and biannual collections of serialized plays through Serials! which is livestreamed on YouTube. All told, the theatre presents over 300 performances per season.
As a director, Andrew's credits include the NNPN Rolling World Premiere of Pulp by Joseph Zettelmaier, the third professional production of The Fisherman's Wife by Steve Yockey, and a highly theatrical version of Moby Dick adapted by Julian Rad with original arrangements of Sea Shanties by Know's resident composer.
Know Theatre's production of The Bengson's Hundred Days, directed by Anne Kauffman, led that show to a further life in NYC at the Under the Radar Festival, and an upcoming production at New York Theatre Workshop.
Andrew is a member of United Scenic Artists Local 829, and his over 250 design credits include 6 years as resident scenic and lighting designer with Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, and 10 seasons as lighting designer for Children's Theatre of Cincinnati.
Regional design credits elsewhere include: 4 seasons with Portland Stage Company (Portland, ME); Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park; 11 seasons with The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey (Madison, NJ); The Theatre @ Boston Court (Pasadena, CA); Stanford Summer Theatre (Palo Alto, CA); Performance Network Theatre (Ann Arbor, MI); and The Opera Theatre and Music Festival of Lucca (Italy).
NYC credits include lighting design for These Seven Sicknesses at the Flea, and lighting & co-scenic design on Hundred Days at NYTW. International credits: the Edinburgh Fringe and the Opera Theatre and Music Festival of Lucca (Italy).
As a playwright, Andrew's work has been seen at the Cincinnati, Edinburgh and Hollywood Fringes, as well as part of Un-Scripted Theatre of San Francisco's Act 1: Scene 2 project.
Andrew occasionally appears onstage at Fringe festivals or as an understudy at Know Theatre.
Andrew received his MFA in Lighting Design from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music and was the 2006 recipient of the USITT Lighting Design Award sponsored by Barbizon. His lighting design for the opera Ariodante was included in the 2007 US entry to the Prague Quadrennial. Andrew was a 2009 finalist for the TCG*NEA Career Development Grant for Designers. Other awards include assorted LCT and Acclaim awards for his work in Cincinnati Theatre, and a 2010 Wilde Award for his lighting design for K2 at Performance Network.
Andrew splits his time between Cincinnati, the road, and his (theoretical) home in Los Angeles, where he technically lives with: his wife, screenwriter & playwright Elizabeth Martin; a ridiculous tiny dog; and a rotating collection of friends and family.
Learn more about Know Theatre at www.knowtheatre.com !
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text: Kristi Ling is a happiness strategist and transformational life and business coach who helps people to create a foundation for more joy, peace, self-acceptance, and love in their lives. With an extensive background in personal development, communications, and business, as well as her own compelling story of resilience and healing, Kristi is a passionate, encouraging force for positive change. Her latest book, Operation Happiness - The 3-Step Plan to Creating a Life of Lasting Joy, Abundant Energy, and Radical Bliss (Rodale / Penguin Random House) is available wherever books and audiobooks are sold. You can keep up with her on social media, as well as her blog and workshops at www.kristiling.com.


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We are Class TY or Thomas Young (named after a local hero from the First World War)
We are a Year 6 class (the oldest in our school). There are 21 of us altogether and as our school motto says we try hard to look out for each other. Many of us our Helping Hands; we enjoy helping out and doing our bit around school especially with the younger ones!
Our Class Teacher is the young, talented and charismatic Mr Cradock. However, there are several other people who work with us during the week.
The fabulous Mrs Scott teaches us RE and Art on Tuesday afternoons.
The wonderful Mrs Whitfield teaches us on a Thursday afternoon and works with during Maths lessons.
The marvellous Ms Malone works with us on Mondays usually helping with small groups.
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Monday, February 1, 2010
On The Same Page
The Featured Book of the Month program is on break during February and March to make way for The Library's On The Same Page community reading program. Check the On The Same Page website for information on the 2010 title, The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. Be sure to stop into your local branch to check out a copy and then discuss the book in person at one of our book discussions or online.
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The donations of our supporters, people like you, are largely responsible for the Foundation's positive impact as detailed in our newsletters. Thank you for your kind generosity and support in helping save lives and reduce suffering. Much more needs to be done, and it cannot happen without your support.
To make a donation to the International Fund for Africa, please visit
http://www.ifundafrica.org and click on "Donation". We also accept donations through Razoo and Chip In. Look for our new campaign from TwitPay.
July, 2012
IFA President/CEO, Anteneh Roba M.D., to be interviewed on The Dr. Don Show, a weekday broadcast on KZZZ 1490AM (Bullhead City, AZ) early July.
August 2-5, 2012
IFA President/CEO, Anteneh Roba M.D., will speak at the Animal Rights 2012 National Conference in Washington, DC. IFA will also have an exhibit at the conference.
September 13-16, 2012
IFA President/CEO, Anteneh Roba M.D., will speak at the International Animal Rights Conference in Luxembourg.
Fall, 2012
International Fund for Africa is sponsoring a medical mission to Zemero, Ethiopia.
IFA President Speaks at 2012 Houston Africa Business Expo
On May 5, 2012, IFA president Dr. Anteneh Roba gave a talk about IFA's Green Community Village concept at the Africa Business Expo in Houston, Texas. The Africa Business Expo was hosted by The African Professionals Network (AfiPRO Houston), a global network of African professionals. Dr. Roba's presentation explained the holistic and comprehensive approach to improving health care in rural Ethiopia/Africa that IFA plans to accomplish with its Green Community Village concept. IFA expects to address the medical needs of rural communities and the socio-economic causes that exacerbate and, in some instances, cause poor health.
2nd Vegan Conference in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
The second Vegan Conference was held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on May 12th at the Itegue Taitu Hotel. The conference was organized and sponsored by International Fund for Africa and co-sponsored by A Well Fed World. About one hundred people attended, a turnout that exceeded our expectations. There were nine speakers who gave presentations; five of them from Ethiopia and four from overseas. About 20 to 30% of the people who attended were already vegetarians or vegans. Roughly 50% of those who were omnivorous vowed to move towards a plant-based diet.
There was coverage by Ethiopian TV and EBS, which is a Maryland-based TV company that broadcasts on dish network in the US, Europe, Ethiopia and the Middle East. The Ethiopian TV station interviewed the president of IFA, Dr. Anteneh Roba. EBS interviewed the co-founder of IFA, Miss Seble Nebiyeloul and Dr Roba. The interviews were televised in Ethiopia and abroad several times after the conference ended.
One of the goals of the conference was to create awareness and to spark interest and increase the number of people who would join the Ethiopian Vegan Association. The goals seem to have been met by the number of calls IFA office has received since the conference.
IFA Team and A Well Fed World Meet with UN Agency Reps
Dr. Anteneh Roba and Ms. Seble Nebiyeloul, from IFA, and Dawn Moncrief, from A Well Fed World, met with the Section Chief of the United Nations Environmental Programme in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on Serge Bounda and the representative of UNECA, Nestanet Deneke as well as representatives of the UNDP and FAO, at the UN compound in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. We discussed ways of working with the various UN agencies in bringing IFA's Green Community Village concept to fruition in rural Africa, starting with our current project in Northern Shoa province. Dawn Moncrief of A Well Fed World asked some questions about the current policies of the various agencies on food security issues in Africa. The meeting was very successful and the UN team pledged to support IFA in any way they can.
Changing Hearts and Minds: Edell's Story
On May 17, 2012 IFA president Anteneh Roba and Seble Nebiyeloul co-founder and COO of IFA rescued a dog they found on the side of a road in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia severely malnourished and with an injured leg. They named him Edell. It is speculated that Edell was the unfortunate victim of a hit and run and his leg was crushed and the wound left untreated and exposed for at least a week or more.
When Dr. Roba and Seble found him, they immediately contacted a veterinarian who treated Edell as best he could, amputating the leg and putting him on appropriate medications. Unfortunately, due to prolonged malnutrition, Edell had difficulty eating and the wound became infected and eventually he passed away. Edell's life was wrought with pain and suffering and he never experienced a loving touch, a full belly or a safe place to rest and we can only hope that in his last few days of life Edell understood that he was finally loved and cared for.
It is difficult to understand how a dog could live such a miserable life when in Western countries there are shelters and adoption centers for stray dogs with out a home. It may seem as if there is an indifference to animal suffering in Ethiopia, where there are thousands of homeless dogs, donkeys, horses and other animals wandering the streets and suffering from open wounds or hungry bellies. On the contrary, there is a lot of sympathy for these animals in Ethiopia, but unfortunately that sympathy is suppressed by cultural norms and taboos. We at IFA want to break those taboos and cultural norms and encourage people like the care giver at the foster home Edell stayed at, who showed so much compassion towards Edell. There are a lot of people who have compassion for animals in Ethiopia and the rest of Africa,who need to be supported and encouraged to put their feelings in action by helping animals in need and rescuing and caring for strays like Edell.
We hope that others, in Ethiopia and around Africa find courage and follow the lead of the wonderful lady who showed so much compassion for Edell at the end of his short and miserable life. We at IFA will continue to do our very best to help all sentient beings both of the two-legged and four-legged variety despite all the challenges inherent in advocating for both human and non-human animals.
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Burj Khalifa Tourism, Dubai
Burj Khalifa is a hotel which is very high and as one of the skyscrapers are very remarkable. This Hotel is located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. This Hotel has a very beautiful and make a place for tourism. The visitors was very pleased once came to the city of Dubai, because here there are also places that are very well suited for your holidays with your family and your spouse. Construction began on 21 September 2004, with the exterior of the structure was completed on October 1, 2009. On January 4, 2010, this hotel has been in the open and launches for visitors who want to come to the city. The building's heights of about 829 yards and made the world's tallest building. The skyscraper Burj Khalifais a world-class tourist destination and a magnificent Center of Downtown Dubai with a very urban chic. This Hotel is very well suited for your next trip vacation tourism. The tallest building in the world is made by humans and is really very amazing. From the top of the hotel, you can see a panoramic view of Dubai which is fabulous. And here are also available for swimming pool for you and your kids.
Burj Khalifa was very popular once the tourists from different countries, because the hotel has fully equipped facilities and picturesque scenery. The building is surrounded by hotels and shopping is also a place for your vacation. The construction of this building was a long time ago and finally finished and gives your heart very satisfied once can see the specialness of this hotel. This Hotel is very well suited for your next trip vacation tourism. This Hotel is very well suited to the holiday season to your liking. Good luck with you at Burj Khalifa Dubai city and enjoy the beauty that is very friendly.


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Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Play Date Cafe Challenge #28
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such a pretty card, tracy! isn't that pink our fav color, hehe. love the flower and the feather from rina :). she's such a sweetie. thanks for sharing and have a wonderful tuesday, my sweet friend! *hugs* steph :)ReplyDelete
Oh Tracy it is so pretty!! You are just rockin on the cards girl!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful job, as always!!
how fab is that pink feather! it just adds a wonderful pizzazz to this card; thanks for playing along with us at the play date cafe :)ReplyDelete
This is such a beautiful card.ReplyDelete
Very pretty card Tracy, this colour combo is so beautiful and classic, I love the pink flower and feather, they go perfect with the whole of the card, BTW your Monday tag is a beaut, too! Take care, ~IraReplyDelete
OMGoodness-I LOOOOOOOOOOOVE that feather! Super touch to this card--this is fab! LOVE everything about it! One of my FAVS!! Great job--thanks for joining in the fun at the PDCC!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous card! Love the feather!!! Very elegant! Isn't it great when cards just come together like that, why doesn't that always happen?!! Thanks for playing along with us this week at the Play Date Cafe! :)ReplyDelete
Very pretty, love the damask image! Thanks for playing at the PDCC.ReplyDelete
Stunning! Very elegant and sophisticated. Love that feather!!ReplyDelete
Elegant and sophisticated is right! Beautiful design and love the feather and pearls. Thanks for playing along with the PDCC this week!ReplyDelete
Stunning card! That flower & feather combo looks awesome. Thanks for playing along with the Play Date Cafe.ReplyDelete
Really love what you did with this color combination, Tracy...so glad to have you play with us in The Play Date Cafe this week : )ReplyDelete
Striking design! Congratulations on being the 'Cream in the Coffee' at the Play Date Café.ReplyDelete
Holy Cow ! I saw you on the PDCafe - another mention, you are really on a roll ! I loved this one, makes me think of a Las Vegas showgirl. (I tried to do this challenge and could NOT get girly enough, sigh) Hardly anyone is using feathers - you trendsetter you ! Now I will have to get out my feathers too, if they haven't disintegrated after 20 some years... Have a wonderful day girlfriend !!ReplyDelete
That card is beautiful. My favorite color scheme.ReplyDelete


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Braden, the Second in the national weretiger pride, put Veronica on a plane back to wolf lands for her own protection. With DoPE—the Department of Paraphysical Entities—secretly determined to control shifters through any means necessary, he needed her out of harm's way. Especially since "any means necessary" includes the forced mating of the daughters of alphas to humans of DoPE's choice.
But going home didn't keep Veronica safe—DoPE still went after her—so now she's back in Wilden… Back with him. With her so close, her delicious scent calling to him, taunting and teasing him at every turn, he's not sure he can resist the curvaceous, delicious Veronica much longer. Screw it. He can't. He wants her and he'll figure out a way to have her—even if he is a tiger and she's a wolf.
Except DoPE hasn't given up. They have new tricks up their sleeves—deadly ones—and they're resolute to test them on Braden. Can he survive their tactics and keep Veronica safe?
Now wolf shifter Ronnie doesn't have that particular issue but what she does have, is a very big and sexy problem in the shape of the tiger's second in command, Braden. Oh and did I mention he just might be her Mate? See it's not a joke but Ronnie has a secret and it's not one she can share. Trouble is there are some very determined humans after Ronnie and Braden is not letting anyone get between him and the one female who just might be able to pull his tail!
I really adored Ronnie in the previous story as she is one wise cracking gal! Her sense of humour and sheer irreverence just made me chuckle and yes, there's a little of that still here but with so much going on it is sadly toned down. Braden is a determined guy and boy did he impress when he stands up to Ronnie's father because as the Alpha to the wolf shifters, he is pretty scary!
Although it seemed at times as if the couple would never get a break, fortunately you can rely on Ms Kyle to give her stories a happy ending. As for those sneaking around trying to capture the shifters, it's still part of the ongoing story arc so I'm expecting that pretty soon those evil men will get what's coming to them!
An easy read that's fast, fun, and sexy but with a solid plot that kept me entertained.
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2013, SLS Hotel & Casino Las Vegas Presents Stand Up For Skateparks, benefiting the Tony Hawk Foundation, 10/5/13 at Green Acres Estate, in Beverly Hills, California.
For the past decade the Tony Hawk Foundation has been working hard to bring public skateparks to at-risk youth. Since the Foundation was established, over $4.5 million has been awarded to over 537 communities in all 50 states! This year's Tony Hawk's Stand Up For Skateparks raised $860,000, including $20,000 to help complete a skatepark in Detroit, Michigan.
"Ten years ago, we started Stand Up For Skateparks in a bowling alley for an event that was attended by a few hundred people and was mostly met with curiosity," said Tony Hawk. "Today, I am honored and humbled to see how the event has grown. It has become a staple for top-notch sponsors, celebrities, and athletes who support the Foundation's mission to provide free, quality skateparks in low-income communities. Their support brings awareness to the need for positive outlets for kids in these communities, and it truly makes a difference. I am beyond grateful."
The event featured a Vert Demo with Tony and other skateboarding and BMX icons, along with a performance by Modest Mouse. Among those in attendance were: Tony Hawk, Mat Hoffman, Andy MacDonald, Tony Alva, Kevin Staab, Rodney Mullen, Bill Walton, Jon Favreau, Jason Lee, Chuck Liddell, Fred Durst, Ben Harper, Willie Garson, Mike "Rooftop" Escamilla, Mitchie Brusco, Eve, Lauren Potter, Olivia Holt, DJ Skribble and more!


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Single mum sofa surfing with toddler
Mar 14, 2018
The lady that needed our help is a young mum who has been sofa surfing with a two year old for the past seven months. She has finally been given a place to live, but it needs some things to make it habitable for her and her child. The main thing needed is something to put on to the concrete floors as currently the place is so cold and not conditions for a young child. We agreed to send over £100 so that she can then hopefully use the money to buy some second hand items from the area in which she lives.
No means of heating or cooking food
Dec 13, 2017
We were contacted by an agent to ask if we could help a man with learning difficulties, he has a criminal history, but since being released from prison he has successfully found full time employment and has reconnected with his family. Our agents became involved as he needed support with his housing as he was sofa surfing with no fixed address of his own. They have managed to help him get a place of his own, but of course as he has nothing to his name, finding furniture and household goods is both expensive and difficult. He has been spending pretty much all his wages on his home and getting what he needs but they realised he had no means of cooking or heating food, nor any pots and pans. So they asked if we could fund a microwave for him so at least come Christmas he can heat or cook himself a hot meal. We sent across £50 to help him do this.


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About FDSA
The Florida Deputy Sheriffs Association is a not-for-profit association that was established in 2008 by Sheriffs to provide comprehensive benefits and a professional network, as well as camaraderie and a communications forum for Sheriffs' Office staff. Membership is available to the more than 40,000 staff, volunteers and retirees of the Sheriffs' Offices throughout Florida. The association provides insurance policies, legal benefits and services to deputies and staff that may not otherwise be available to Sheriff's Office personnel. Legal benefits provide protection including coverage for administrative and termination hearings and on-scene representation.


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Polytunnel frame well under way
Over 10 folk helped out today in getting the polytunnel frame well under way. The main frame hoops, triangulation and ridge piece are in place. It looks fantastic and pretty big! It took us a while to get our heads around all the various poles and fixings, but the main part of the frame is … Continue reading
Work day (7th), meeting (8th) and photo catch up!
There are a couple of dates coming up for the Community Garden. . Our next workday is this Sunday (7th September) when we hope to finish off the paths and make progress on erecting the polytunnel frame; we could do with a good turnout for this so please come along for whatever time you can … Continue reading


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Information on Teaching
It's possible for people to make a lot of gains when they enter into different types of careers which are already so many. You should always put in your comfort and how much you like the job that you want to do so that you can make the best decision possible. Improving your productivity becomes possible when you like your job and therefore, it's one of the things you have to put into place. As you will be going through different types of schooling systems, it would be possible to choose the kind of career that you're interested in. Building yourself becomes much more easier once you learn about new things that can be of interest to you. Teachers assist students to get different levels of knowledge and therefore, it's one of the careers that you can decide to go into. One of the careers that has a lot of benefits and is very engaging is teaching, you should choose it if you like it.To become a teacher, you have to get the proper training from the different institutions and you also have to choose the kind of teacher you want to be. There are students at different levels and the same applies to the institutions that teach the teachers.
It will be important that when choosing, you understand that the qualifications or requirements become higher as you go higher.Making the right decision is very important depending on your capabilities but the good thing is that, there is no limitation of institutions that provide such training. Becoming the best teacher is always going to be a factor of how you like the job and also the kind of institution you go to, you have to choose the best. The best institutions that can give you the highest levels of training are the ones that have the best facilities and have a good reputation. However, it will also be important to realize that the different institutions very in terms of the amount of money you have to pay for fees, click here for more.
The future lives of children are affected by very many things for example, the kind of schooling system they go through, teachers play a part in this.You will be teaching students at different levels of can to your qualifications and this will play a part in how they view life and the kind of skills they get. Teaching unlike a number of other careers is not boring, you'll get to enjoy yourself as you continue interacting about the different students in your school. This is definitely one of the areas that you have to venture into.
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We are open 12 months per year for pre-booked parties, group programmes, corporate, schools, and mobile outreach. We open from Easter to Autumn for 'pay and play' use by the General Public.
What Awaits at Baggeridge Adventure…
Challenge Academy provides a safe yet challenging environment for all groups and abilities. Come and test yourself and your team on our Aerial Ropes Course or get active and have fun on the ground with our outdoor activities and challenges. Whatever you do, whatever you want, we are there to ensure your safety and enjoyment!
Adventures for Everyone
There are numerous packages available to suit every need: schools, corporate, individuals, groups, clubs and families. Our adventures suit all abilities and we pride ourselves on getting our customers outside of their comfort zones in a fun and secure environment. You will always be attached and safe, no unclipping required and instructors will always be close-at-hand to ensure your enjoyment and provide encouragement.
Adventures for Organisations
Something for everyone, delivered by highly experienced professionals
School Trips
Outdoor activities and challenges to ensure that your students have an exceptional learning experience. Designed and led by ex teachers.
Team Building
Strictly for grown-ups. Something to engage everyone, no matter what your age and abilities. Delivered by our high senior facilitators.
Mobile Outreach
We can also bring our innovative team challenge resources to you. Our instructors deliver an engaging, fun-filled, learning experience.
Adventures for You
Enjoy on your own or with friends, family and team-mates
General Public
Pay & Play is available for booking online if you want to guarantee your place and time on our course. You could also take a chance and visit without booking.
Adventure Parties
Celebrations to suit your budget and ability. If you can get a group of 10 or more then our Adventure Parties and Ultimate Parties offer great value.
Club Sessions
Youth clubs, church groups, knitting circles etc. We can offer a fun, meaningful and memorable experience. We ensure your experience suits everyone.
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Country distribution from AmphibiaWeb's database: Venezuela
Range Description
This species is restricted to the type locality, Cerro El Sol, to the north-east of the Auyán-tepui (0.6km² at 06° 06'N; 62° 32'W), in Bolívar state, Venezuela, at an elevation of 1,700m asl. The summit of Cerro El Sol covers less than 10 hectares (S. Gorzula, pers. comm. 2008).
Habitat and Ecology
It is a diurnal toad that is found in thick herbaceous vegetation on peat bogs of high montane tepui environments. It breeds by direct development.
It is a very rare species. It was collected in 1987 (S. Gorzula, pers. comm. 2008).
Population Trend
Major Threats
Although there are no current major threats, its restricted range makes it more susceptible to threatening processes such as wildfires. The herbaceous vegetation on Cerro El Sol is fire-prone during the dry season (S. Gorzula, pers. comm. 2008).
Conservation Actions
The type locality of this species is within Parque Nacional Canaima. There is a need for close population monitoring of this species given that it is restricted to a single location.
Red List Status
Vulnerable (VU)
Listed as Vulnerable because it is known from only a single location.
Enrique La Marca, Celsa Señaris, Stefan Gorzula 2010. Oreophrynella huberi. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2010: e.T54850A11215867. http://dx.doi.org/10.2305/IUCN.UK.2010-2.RLTS.T54850A11215867.en .Downloaded on 23 February 2019


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My Voice-My School provides a platform for youth voices to feature in international, national and local media.
Featured Press
Estudiantes sevillanos y palestinos, unidos vía Skype, RADIO: Cadena SER (live coverage), 25 April 2017
Videoconferencia entre alumnos del colegio Altasierra de Espartinas y niños palestinos, Europapress, 25 April 2017
Menores de Siria y Sevilla comparten vivencias, Diario de Sevilla, 23 April 2017
Ruf doch mal an – in Syrien, Der Tagesspiegel (in German), 10 March 2017
Friendships are being forged between school children in war-torn Syria and Davenport, BBC Spotlight, 12 December 2016
Wise young people, Ozlem Eskiocak and Rosemary Bechler (interview to mark Human Rights Day), Open Democracy, 10 December 2016
Students connecting with their Syrian counterparts, The Northern Echo, 9 December 2016
Amid global refugee crisis, students in Europe, the USA, Syria, Lebanon and Gaza build solidarity beyond borders, ReliefWeb, 9 November 2016
'You have our love': A message from London to Damascus, BBC News School Report (ft. Secretary of State for International Development Justine Greening), 10 March 2016
Forging connection with students in Syria, CNN, 16 Feb 2016
Palestine Refugee Students from Syria Find their Voice in the Classroom, European Year for Development, 09 Feb 2016
Education creates resilience and hope, especially during a conflict. #NOLOSTGENERATION 08 Feb 2016
UN pledges £7bn for refugees as east London schools use internet to talk to Syrian children, The Docklands & East London Advertiser 04 Feb 2016
'What do we need? Love': Students in Syria tell UK kids about life in school, Mashable, 03 Feb 2016
BBC Weekend Show segment, BBC World Service, 31 Jan 2016
Teenagers gain insight into Syrian life, BBC News School Report, 29 Jan 2016
European and Palestine Refugee Students in Syria Connect via Skype to Advocate for Education, United Nations Office of the Secretary-General's Envoy on Youth 27 Jan 2016
European and Palestine refugee students in Syria connect via Skype to advocate for education, Reliefweb, 22 Jan 2016
Making global citizenship education possible for refugees, Global Campaign for Peace Education, 31 Dec 2015
London schools link up with Syria, London Live, 8 Dec 2015
Palestine Refugee Students from Syria Rise Above Borders Through Skype, Skype Blog, 5 June 2015
BBC World Update segment, BBC World Service, 24 Nov 2015
Give Palestinian Children a Voice, Jadaliyya, 20 Nov 2014
What's life like at school in Syria? BBC News School Report (featured in Syria Live streaming feature on BBC homepage), 12 November 2014


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An absolute favourite of ours here at Premier Bonsai and one of our fasted selling designs / glazes. The clay used for this design is 'bone White' The Turquoise glaze is simply breath taking and one of the most beautiful glazes in our opinion. When you look closely at the glaze you can see the crazings because the glaze is under tension giving the effect of beautiful fine cracks over the glazed areas. These pots will patina beautifully. The glaze is one Thor has spent a very long time perfecting. It is relatively difficult to achieve but Thor seems to have perfected it down to a tee. The pot sits on four beautiful troll feet that can be customised if needed (contact us)
Please Note the measurements are in inches and are taken from the outside of the pot.
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Please Note - All of the 20 Inch pots & the 16 Inch Rectangular pots will take approximately 6 months to to be made & shipped. This is because a larger kiln must be used when firing these large pots. In these cases we will take a 50% deposit with the other 50% payable when the pot is ready for shipping. The full prices are listed on the website. Please use our postal vouchers to pay the 50% deposit leaving a note for us with reference to the pot model, size & glaze options you want, or contact us about the order so we can discuss the details further.
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I am back writing about diversity in writing. Diversity is also about the authors who write the books. It is this that is the hot topic between authors because although BAME authors might get on the list for winning top awards, they might not win it in the end.
When I came to draft this post, I could only think of a few BAME authors who write for adults and children. As I write for children, I shall start with the few I have thought of.
Malorie Blackman, Patrice Lawrence, Catherine Johnson, Candy Gourlay, Chitra Soundar, Sarwat Chadda, Bali Rai.
After I drafted this post, I put a message on Facebook about this and got a few more names of children's authors in the Minor Ethnicity, and they are Jewish authors. Here they are: Keren David, Miriam Halahmy, Hilary Freeman, Judith Kerr, Meg Rosoff. It was raised that in traditional publishing authors might not be allowed by their publishers to write about Jewish events. Only a couple have recently.
For adults I could only think of Mike Gayle and Zadie Smith. If you can name more BAME authors who write for adults, let me know.
Next post will be another diversity post. Diversity is not just about BAME authors, there are disabled authors too, like me.


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Massage Therapy
Massage therapy is a technique used to manipulate the soft tissues and joints of the body. Massage therapists are able to assess a wide range of problems and issues in which they can then offer treatment, pain management, prevention, and rehabilitation. Massage Therapy can be used to treat both acute and chronic problems and can be beneficial to many patients.
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text: GRANDVIEW — Tiffani Nicole Armstrong will marry Spencer William Johnson of Medford, Ore. July 17 in a backyard ceremony at her parents' Grandview home. She is the daughter of Eric and Brenda Armstrong. He is the son of Brent and Jeana Johnson. The couple's wedding party will include bridesmaids Kayley Risenhoover, Crystal Sample, Hannah Armstrong, Andrea Donaldson, Laura Johnson and Sierra Reiboldt. Groomsmen will be Nathan Johnson, Andy Sticka, Johnathon Prichard, Hudson Prichard, Jordan Armstrong and Ryan Armstrong. Flower girls will be Erica Armstrong, Adelynne Reiboldt and Kaydence Reiboldt. Eric Sticka will be the Bible boy. Armstrong is a piano teacher and a representative for exchange students. Martin is a Portland Community College graduate and an airplane mechanic in Medford. The couple will made their home in Medford.


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Former Arsenal youngster Marcus McGuane is in line for his Barcelona debut.
McGuane made a surprise move to the Nou Camp in January for an undisclosed fee.
He made one senior appearance for Arsenal in the Europa League earlier this season but could feature for Barca on Wednesday night.
The 19-year-old has been included in a much-changed squad for the Catalan Super Cup final against Espanyol.
McGuane is one of 12 Barca B players called up for the fixture by Ernesto Valverde.
If the teenager features, he will become the first Englishman to play for Barca since Gary Lineker.
Lineker tweeted to confirm he wished McGuane "every success" at the Nou Camp.
Barca B coach Gerard Lopez told ESPN FC: "In a short time he has already earned my confidence, and I hope he can become an important player for us.
"I can use him in a lot of positions and at his age, he still has a lot of room for improvement."
The likes of Ousmane Dembele and Yerry Mine are set to be involved, while Jasper Cillessen and Andre Gomes will feature.
But Valverde has opted against including Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Philippe Coutinho following the weekend win over Atletico Madrid.


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Ongar Millennium History Society
Paul Buxton – a brief obituary
Talkin' Essex by Martin Newell
The Marion Slade Memorial Lecture 2009
Well it looks as though summer is nearly with us – sunny days seem to be prevalent
for our events as both the visit to Aythorpe Roding windmill and the guided walk
around the High Street were blessed with dry weather -
We have another visit planned to follow up our Marion Slade Lecture on Hylands House by Wendy Hibbitt. This will take place on Sunday 5 th July, so fingers crossed for good weather then too. Barbara has been working hard to get this trip organised and to get a guide we need 25+ people to sign up to come, so please support this event.
In September we have planned an evening visit to the Essex Police Museum, plus it will be AGM time again too in Ongar Library. All dates can be found on the back page, and more details will be available in the August newsletter.
Thank you to all newsletter contributors. Have a good summer!
Jenny Main, Editor
Committee Members 2008-
Chairman: Felicitie Barnes
Vice Chair: Jenny Main
Treasurer: John Winslow
Secretary: Barbara MacDonald
Minute Sec: Elisabeth Barrett
Bookings Sec: Wendy Thomas
Website+: Keith Snow
Paul Buxton – a brief obituary back to top
Many members will remember Paul Buxton, who died after a short illness in January, as the owner of Ongar Castle. On numerous occasions, he kindly welcomed those interested in its history – my own first trip onto the motte in a leaky boat dates back to the 1970s. He and his wife Margaret also generously hosted the highly successful Ongar Medieval Fair in the inner bailey, which many members will remember with great pleasure.
He was born in 1925 and his father purchased the Castle Farm estate (which included
the castle itself) in 1931. After military service towards the end of World War II,
the majority of his career was spent in the diplomatic service abroad, and in the
Northern Ireland Office in Belfast during the 'troubles'. He had a wide range of
knowledge and interests, and took great pride in his family, particularly in the
'Great Liberator', Thomas Fowell Buxton (1786-
Michael Leach
Ed's note : We have printed this piece in this edition, as the sad news of Mr Buxton's death reached us after the February newsletter had gone to print.
Lou Appleby back to top
It is with regret that we note the passing of Lou Appleby, one of our original members, who was a regular at our meetings and other events.
He was born 82 years ago in a cottage in Fyfield Road and apart from the war years remained in the Ongar area. He always had interesting tales to tell of his early days and the characters he knew.
I enjoyed talking with him and listening to his reminiscences. He will be missed.
John Winslow
The Borough back to top
I was interested in Bob MacDonald's article in the last Newsletter about the Borough, with its accompanying photograph showing Ongar Bridge in the distance. The whole area has seen many changes but the bridge, and the ability of the Cripsey Brook to flood, have had a major influence.
The original bridge, like so many in Essex, was a timber structure, though we have no indication when it was first built. The first documentary evidence is from a will of 1503, bequeathing money for its upkeep. It is clear that, being of timber, it was repaired on numerous occasions, usually only after it had got into a perilous condition and the town was presented at the Quarter Sessions for the serious neglect of its responsibilities. Locals took the view that the bridge should not be their responsibility, as much of the traffic it carried was not local but passing through from London to mid Essex, and beyond.
It is very likely that there was always a ford immediately to the west of the bridge, both for very heavy wagons which might have exceeded its safe load, as well as for use as a cart wash. Though no images of the timber bridge have survived, the ford is clearly visible in an early nineteenth century print, and was certainly in use at the end of the century for filling the water bowser which was employed to lay the dust in the High Street during dry weather. Examination of the site of this ford today shows how much the profile of the ground has been changed – even a four wheel drive would be severely challenged to follow the route today!
Eventually the town's arguments were accepted. The county council accepted responsibility
for the bridge and, in 1797, paid for the construction of the present three-
The car park itself has been considerably raised in height, as can be seen from its substantial bank running in a westerly direction parallel with the Cripsey Brook. The fill appears to be rubble but I have no idea when this was done – possibly before World War II when London Transport had plans to build a Greenline bus depot here. Was the line of poplars planted at the same time to screen the site from the High Street? The question of what should be done with the site now is a challenging one but, if it is to continue as a car park, serious thought will need to be given to landscaping to improve its amenity value.
Michael Leach
Talkin' Essex by Martin Newell back to top
They don't talk Essex here n'more
The jigsaw coast and Saxon shore
That framed the flatlands and its farms
Have fallen into London arms
Scythed and stacked in stooks, the accent
Disappeared, the sounds moved on
Rabbits flushed from fields, forgotten
Now the good old boys have gone
"Alroight then, buoy? Yep, that'll dew"
Reckon? Yeahp ! Moind how yer goo.
North ter Toozy, south to Leighs
Whatever are you growen? Peas."
Good old boys who sat on settles
As their dads had done before
Stillage, flags and copper kettles
Spit and sawdust on the floor
Housing sprawled beside the barleys
East End Brendas, West End Charlies
Limehouse Lennies, Wapping Dockers
Romford Teds, then mods and rockers,
Now? Their kids in souped up motors
Daz and Shaz, the Eighties voters
Estuary Nation's birth:
"Ere -
Get yer wedge aht. Mutchchoo got?
I'm 'Ank Marvin. Ahhjoo fiwl?
Less go'n'ave 'n Indian miwl.
Uvver nigh' righ? Daniella
Tiffany and and Shayne -
Drinkin' Aftershocks and Stella
Got frown aht this Bierkella"
The above 'pome', written by Martin Newell, songwriter, rock musician and resident poet for the Independent on Sunday, introduced the launch of Essex Records Office's new CD 'How to Speak Essex.' The CD produced by Martin Astell, Sound Archivist for Essex Records Office, contains a wealth of examples of the ways in which the ordinary people of Essex spoke throughout most of the twentieth century. The examples on the disc illustrate the variety of accents within Essex from the north of the county bordering Suffolk to the south west of the county approaching London. OMHS has obtained a copy of the CD which members can borrow for their own personal listening.
The poem 'Talkin' Essex' has been reproduced by kind permission of Martin Newell and the Jardine Press, Wivenhoe. Martin Newell, who is said to be the most published living English poet, has collaborated with James Dodds, a shipwright, artist and publisher, to produce a number of beautiful books evoking East Anglia and in particular the coastal area of North East Essex. As Ronald Blythe writes in the introduction to Late Autumn Sunlight, a collection of East Anglian Verses written by Martin Newell and superbly illustrated with linocuts by James Dodds 'There cannot be many parts of Britain where a local scene is so well caught by poet and artist together'
Further details of Martin Newell, James Dodds and Jardine Press can be obtained on line at www.martinnewell.co.uk and www.jardinepress.co.uk or from Jardiine Press Ltd, 20 St Johns Road. Wivenhoe. Essex. C07 9DR (01206 827798). Copies of the CD 'How to Speak Essex' can be obtained from the Essex Records Office. Chelmsford. Price £9.99.
Bob MacDonald .
Stop Press: Bob has a copy of an article from The East Anglian Daily Press from Saturday 23 rd May 2009 on Talkin' Essex which he can loan to members.
The Marion Slade Memorial Lecture 2009 back to top
Wendy Hibbitt, the well known local speaker, kept the large audience informed and amused at this year's lecture at the Ongar Arts Centre talking about "Life Below Stairs at Hylands House". She illustrated her talk with numerous slides including many "up to the minute" labour saving gadgets used in the kitchen for cleaning, cooking or simply keeping the house warm in the colder months. Of course this was long before electricity, so despite all the new brushes, scrapers, cookers, polishes etc the work was backbreaking and the hours long. And then there were the gardens to be attended to as well!
We learnt about the families who lived there in its heyday until the World War 2 when army personnel were billeted in the house and its subsequent sad deterioration and neglect in the post war years.
Now owned by Chelmsford Borough Council and restored to its former grandeur and elegance, the house and grounds are open to the public. The film and TV industry have made use of the period feel of the property. Several major events of all kinds are held there on a regular basis.
The evening closed with an excellent cheese and wine buffet. Many thanks to the
ladies who shopped and prepared all the food -
John Winslow
Launch of the OMHS library back to top
We have recently been given two very interesting books to add to our collection. They
are all stored in our cupboard in the King's Trust Centre where unfortunately no-
1. A HISTORY OF THE ONGAR RESEARCH STATION DURING THE 20TH CENTURY by SNOWY EVANS. Snowy has kindly given us a hardback copy of his book which is full of information and memories of this slice of Ongar's history.
Published 2008
2. DOWN BUSHEY by ROY SMITH. This is the other latest addition to our collection. Memories of an Ongar childhood. Roy grew up in Ongar in the 1950's and when his pals met up they used to meet "down Bushey (Lea)".
70 pages.
Published 2008.
3. LIVINGSTONE by TIM JEAL.
27 pages
Published 1973.
4. A HISTORY OF NORTH WEALD BASSETT AND ITS PEOPLE by ARTHUR NEWENS.
Well illustrated. 364 pages.
Published 1985
5. VICTORIAN LIFE IN PHOTOGRAPHS intro by WILLIAM SANSOM.
181 illustrations.
Published 1974
6. VICTORIAN AND EDWARDIAN ESSEX FROM OLD PHOTOGRAPHS Intro and commentary by Stan Jarvis
152 illustrations.
Published 1973
7. ESSEX CHURCHES by K. DIXON BOX
Well illustrated.
131 pages.
Published 1970
156 pages.
Published 1973
9. A HISTORY OF ESSEX by A. C. EDWARDS.
128 pages.
Published 1978
212 pages.
Published 1973
11. AN ILLUSTRATED BOOK OF HERALDRY by STEPHEN SLATER.
Very well illustrated in full colour.
Published 2006
In addition there are numerous booklets and pamphlets:
30 pages.
Published 2004
A WOMAN OF IMPORTANCE by TERENCE ADAMS. "A short and lovely description of Abigail, a woman of the bedchamber to Queen Anne."
35 pages
Published 2003
JOHN LOCKE AND THE MASHAMS AT OATES by MARK GOLDIE .
44 pages
PICTORIAL REVUE OF THE LAVERS by THE LAVERS HISTORY GROUP
A series of ESSEX POLICE HISTORY NOTEBOOKS
ST. MARY MAGDALEN CHURCH, MAGDALEN LAVER leaflet
ALL SAINTS CHURCH, HIGH LAVER leaflet
A COUNTY MEMOIR by ALLEN LEWIS. This is centred around The Lavers, Matching, etc.
For further information, or to borrow a book, please contact John on 362461
Ed's note: I hope you are not trying to put me out of a job!!
Aythorpe Roding Windmill back to top
About twenty members visited Aythorpe Roding on a glorious sunny April afternoon. A guide was on hand to explain the workings of this 250 year old mill and most of our visitors climbed the first outer stairs to the first floor. There was a collection of artefacts on show and another inner staircase up to the second floor. On arrival there was a further inner staircase, very narrow, up to the third floor. By now the number of brave souls facing this final act of endurance had diminished, no doubt thinking of the cream tea that was waiting for them!
They were not disappointed. Just a hundred yard walk across the adjacent field and laid out before us in the village hall was a selection of cakes with lots of cream and very acceptable cups of tea.
The hall was packed, but the spooky thing was that our OMHS members seemed to know so many of the other visitors and even worse they seemed to know us and everyone else we mentioned!!
John Winslow
Help!! back to top
Can anyone explain the existence of the gas lamps by the bridge over the Roding in the Mill Lane field? It has been troubling one of my library colleagues for a while now! Thank you!
Jenny Main
Contributions for next newsletter please! back to top
The next newsletter will be produced in August 2009, so any articles to Jenny by 7 th August please. Thank you.


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text: Eight years after the death of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, his memory lives on through a 59-year-old fruit and vegetable vendor in the West Bank city of Ramallah. Dressed in a green military outfit and chequered black and white headscarf, Salem Smeirat draws in crowds as he salutes passers-by. Father of six from the city of Yatta south of Hebron, Salem has worked as an Arafat lookalike at weddings and parties since 2004. Duration: 01:31


text: In this experiment, coconut shell activated carbon particles were used as the carriers, the activated carbon particles alkaline cleaned and modified under ultrasonic condition were used for the adsorption of CO2 gas. This paper focuses on the influences of alkaline agent concentration and ultra- sonic time in the process of alkaline cleaning of activated carbon, and the influences of the stirring time, ultrasonic time and modifying agents in the process of modification of activated carbon. The alkaline cleaned and modified activated carbon particles were characterized by TGA and ASAP2020. The results show that the adsorption capacity of CO2 gas of the modified activated carbon particles was 1.5 mmol·g-1 when the alkaline cleaning conditions were KOH solution of 5 mol·L-1 and ultrasonic time of 120 min, and the modified conditions were stirring time of 30 min, ultrasonic time of 100 min, and 10% (mass fraction) potassium carbonate as modifier. Research shows that ultrasound could promote the dispersion effect of alkaline agent on activated carbon pore, so that the pore cleaning effect on activated carbon would be enhanced. Besides, modifiers were distributed in pores very well by ultrasound, thus the adsorption performance of modified activated carbon particles for CO2 gas could be improved. However, when ultrasonic time was too long in the process of modification, the pore would be collapsed and broken into small particles, and then the adsorption property declined.


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Preparation 🕰: 10 mins
Servings: 4
1/2 cup sugar (or more to taste)
1 3/4 cups water (divided)
1 cup fresh lemon juice
3 1/2 cups ice
1 cup fresh mint leaves
6 mint sprigs for garnish
In a small saucepan, combine 1 cup of water and sugar. Heat over medium, whisking constantly, till the sugar dissolves. Let the water cool to room temp.
In a blender, combine the sugar water, fresh lemon juice, ice, fresh mint leaves and 3/4 cup of water.
Pulse for a few seconds, then blend for 1 minute till the ice is thoroughly crushed and the drink takes on the texture of a thick slushy. Taste. This recipe produces a mildly sweet limonana. If you like it sweeter then add sugar to taste, if desired, and blend again.
Pour into cold glasses and serve. Garnish with sprigs of mint, if desired


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One of the most popular pilgrim centres in India is Ambaji, situated in the Aravalli mountain range. It is about 60 kms from Palanpur. Over 30 lakh people visit this temple every year.
According to a story in the Bhagwata Puran, there was a time when Prajapati Daksh organized a yagna called
'Bruhaspatisak'. He invited all the gods but did not invite Lord Shankar, who was his son-in-law. Lord Shankar's wife Parvati went to the yagna at her father's home inspite of Shankar's protest. However, when she heard her father criticizing Shankar, she jumped into the flaming yagna kunda and gave her life. Lord Shankar carried her body on his shoulder and started wandering in the three Loks. On seeing this, Lord Vishnu cut her body into pieces with his Chakra. It is said that parts of Maa Parvati's heart fell at Arasur and that is why this Shaktipith is of special importance. Ma Ambaji is also believed to have rescued the Gods from the torture of the demon Mahisasura.
Her original abode is believed to be 4 kms beyond Ambaji, on the Gabbar Mountain. A fair is organized there every year on Chaitri Purnima and Bhadarvi Purnima. Hundreds of devotees come on foot to pay their respects to the Goddess. Poshi Punam, considered to be the Goddess' birthday, is celebrated with Navratri Garbas. This day sees the highest attendance of devotees.
At Ambaji, it is not an idol, but a Visayantra that is worshipped. It is made of pure gold and consists of 51 letters. It is placed in a Gokh (small hollow). The jewellery of the Visayantra is decorated with the crown and sari in such a manner that it appears as if the Goddess is sitting on her 'Savari'.
The Mahashakti rides a tiger on Sunday, Nandi, the holy cow, on Monday, a lion on Tuesday, an elephant (Airavat) on Wednesday, an eagle (Garud) on Thursday, a swan (Hans) on Friday and an elephant on Saturday.
Looking directly at the yantra is banned. So, the priest performs the pooja blind-folded. This yantra is also considered equivalent to the Kalpavruksha.
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State Sen. Julian Cyr and Rep. Dylan Fernandes paid a visit to the Federated Church in Edgartown last Sunday at the 10:30 am service. A special resolution was passed by the Massachusetts State Legislature, honoring the Federated Church and recognizing its 375 years of continuous worship on the Island. The officials visited with churchgoers before reading the proclamation aloud.
The Federated Church began celebrating the anniversary with marching in the July 4 parade. They hosted a historical pageant, "For All the Saints," over the summer, and Tom Dunlop presented a history of the church as well. This year marks the anniversary of the church, with the First Congregational Church of Martha's Vineyard being founded in 1642, and the Baptist Church of Edgartown in 1823. The two congregations eventually came together to form the Federated Church, according to the church's website, federatedchurchmv.org.
Herb Ward, in charge of publicity for the church, said that they don't really know an exact date of the anniversary, so the celebration continues throughout 2017.
"Soon the weathervane for on top of the steeple will return," Mr. Ward said. Church officials found when they brought the weathervane down for repairs that it could not be restored, so they are having a new one made. "The pieces of the old one went to the Martha's Vineyard Museum, and the new one will match the old one."


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UFO Sighting in Paine, Pennsylvania on 2017-11-26 22:30:00 - Sphere of light hovers over andes mountains, moves up and down and change colors randomly.
There was a small ,but long, earthquake the same day around 19:00 hrs. afterwards, at around 22:30 hrs we saw a sphere of light hovering above the andes mountains near paine town (50 km south of santiago de chile). the sphere moved up and down several times and changed colors repeatedly and in a random fashion. dogs barked constantly during the event. the phenomenon was captured using a phone camera.
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Christian XXX didn't think that John Stagliano's four fingers up Katie Summers' ass wasn't sexual enough. How about this screen capture from the first volume of Buttman's Stretch Class? Oh, it appears that HIV positive Stagliano has whipped his dick out. Oh my. Did Brazilian performer Monica Santhiago know that years ago Buttman took it up his Rio De Janeiro from a Brazilian tranny?
Let's not harp on the past. Let's harp on the present, shall we. It appears that Allie Haze and Adam & Eve contract girl Alexis Texas appeared in the same Stretch Class as Katie Summers who's filed a lawsuit against Buttman. Will they be subpoenaed? And what story will they have to tell under oath?
Also, another performer has come forward. This girl wasn't told about Stagliano's condition, either, and she's now in talks with Katie Summers' attorney. If all comes to pass, look for LA Direct Models and Type 9 to get hit with lawsuits on the basis of the California Code forbidding agents sending their clients into harm's way.
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In this episode of "At Your Service (sponsored by KingswaySoft), Shawn, Scott, and Ivan talk about the mobile options available for Dynamics 365 Field Service. Recent hurricanes like Irma and Harvey have underscored how having mobile access for field service is, even when not connected.
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In this episode (sponsored by KingswaySoft), Matthew C. Anderson and Joel Lindstrom discuss Evernote vs. Microsoft OneNote. While they may seem similar, there are differences between their approach to organization and how to optimally use them.
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In this episode of Power BI & More (sponsored by KingswaySoft), Scott Sewell interviews Kim Manis and Chuck Sterling from Microsoft.
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Everyone's favourite Swedish jeans and clothing collective, ACNE, has opened its second Melbourne studio on High Street, Armadale. The brand (whose name is shorthand for Ambition to Create Novel Expressions, so banish those flashbacks to teenage outbreaks) has continued the themes of the GPO location in a bigger, airier location. The 2010 winter collection of printed silk dresses and army-green tones graces the racks running the length of the shop, keeping the southerners in sync with their northern cousins. The distinctive accessories are displayed in glass cabinets and it's denim heaven up the back, with a wall of jeans to choose from.
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