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simple past tense and past participle of build
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the skill or technique of a person who swims
the sport of swimming
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swimming pool
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Saturday, September 29, 2012
CFC #72 - Toot Your Own Horn
I used a pumpkin on last week's card so I decided to use the colours from my blog header as this week's inspiration.
11 comments:
I LOVE the cityscape and rays~they are awesome!ReplyDelete
great card Lee...love the sunburst...ReplyDelete
Gorgeous card - I love your rays of sunshine x xReplyDelete
Love what you did with your header colors! Great job drawing inspiration :) I'm so glad you tooted your horn for us at CAS-ual Fridays!ReplyDelete
This is such a great combination - love your card!ReplyDelete
gorgeous! the texture to those rays looks so awesome against the crisp dark skyline! i love this!!!!ReplyDelete
Great card! It leaped out at me from the gallery.ReplyDelete
Fabulous take on the colours of your blog header...love those rays of light :0)ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing your creativity with us this week at CASual Fridays :0)
Jenny x
Love the impact of this card! Thanks for joining us at CAS-ual Fridays this week :)ReplyDelete
So very pretty...love how you used the colors of your header to make this wonderful card:)!! Thanks for sharing your creativity this week at CAS-ual Fridays:)!!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous!!! Love how you used the colors, but even the design is perfect and it mimics the lines shooting up and outward! Thanks so much for playing along with us this week at CAS-ual Fridays!ReplyDelete

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Madrid has many significant landmarks, such as the Cibeles fountain, Plaza Mayor, and the Santiago Bernabeu stadium. But there is one monument that could be considered as uniquely expressing Madrid's history: Plaza de Toros de las Ventas.
Its red brick façade features a lacy pattern of carvings, exquisite arches and ceramic details are reminiscient of Madrid's distant past. There are similarities with the city's oldest buildings, in the small square Plaza de la Villa, where Torre de los Lujanes with its horseshoe arches dates back to the 15th century.
However, Plaza de Toros was built in 1929. It is in Neo-Mudéjar style, a late 19th-century revival. The original style is known as Mudéjar architecture, a term first used by art historian José Amador de los Ríos y Serrano in 1859 to describe buildings that combine elements of Moorish and Spanish construction, with an extensive use of geometric designs, horseshoe arches and elaborate brickwork. It was common from the 12th to the 16th centuries, and it was one of the many contributions that the Moors left in Spain.
History of the Moors
The Moors settled in Spain in the 8th century, and rapidly gained control of the entire peninsula. By the 11th century, the Catholic kings of Spain, in the North, began to take back control of the peninsula. This process, known as the Reconquista, went on for almost 8 centuries, from about 720 to 1492, and in that period, architecture was dominated by this unique form of fusion.
The city of Madrid was officially founded only much later, in 1561. However, in the 9th century the Moors had established a fortress in the area now occupied by the Royal Palace. This fortress was destroyed during the Reconquista. In the 15th century it was replaced by a Gothic palace that burned down in 1734 and was in turn supplanted by the palace as it stands today. Part of the original fortress wall can still be seen in the Campo del Moro gardens behind the palace.
During the Reconquista, more important than Madrid was Toledo, capital of Spain before the Moorish conquest, and then one of the principal Moorish cities in central Spain. It was taken by King Alfonso VI in 1085, an event that won fame throughout the Christian world. However, it remained an important cultural centre, with libraries conserving and translating classic Arabic, Hebrew and Latin texts. It was only when the Spanish court moved to Valladolid and then to Madrid in 1561 that Toledo decreased in importance.
Just 88 km south of Madrid, it is well worth a visit, and preserves many monuments in the original Mudéjar style. Its architecture in fact reflects the extraordinary situation of the city, where different communities – Christian, Muslim and Jewish – coexisted peacefully and prosperously until about 1500. The Spanish Inquisition forced non-Christian elements of the population to convert or leave.
The subsequent decline in Toledo's fortunes helped ensure the preservation of many of its buildings, and in 1940, Toledo was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has often been described as an 'open-air museum,' whose sights include the Cathedral in Gothic style with Mudéjar elements. Request access to the chapterhouse for a glimpse of the exquisite Mudéjar ceiling. The Iglesia de San Tomé, a Mudéjar construction, is another must-see, not least because it is home to El Greco's 1588 painting 'The Burial of the Count of Orgaz'. The Church of Santiago del Arrabal dates to the 12th century and is remarkable for its intricate ceiling. Next, we recommend a visit to the Sinagoga de Santa María la Blanca, the oldest synagogue in Spain, where you will find the finest examples of Mudéjar arches. Curiously enough, it is now property of the Catholic Church.
For a taste of unblemished Moorish art, head to the Mezquita del Cristo de la Luz, one of only two Muslim buildings that have remained largely unchanged. The vaults of the mosque recall those of the Great Mosque in Cordoba. Apart from these individual monuments and other sights, Toledo gives the feel of moving back in time. Its history is also reflected in some tasty culinary specialities, such as Toledo marzipan, and Manchego cheese. A great place to stop for refreshment is Plaza de Zocodover, where there are many bars and cafes.
Mudéjar architecture can be seen in many cities all over Spain, such as León, Ávila, Segovia, Seville, Granada, Cordoba, Teruel and Zaragoza. A voyage of discovery that reflects Spain's rich and complex history.


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Good morning everyone,
The November Unity Kit of the Month is out and I have 3 stamps in it this month. The cup of cocoa, the row of houses and the snowman. If you like the kit, you can find it here.
Have a super happy Monday everyone!!! :D
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
November Unity KOM
Posted by Tracey Malnofski at 11:14 AM
4 comments:
- wearestampers said...
Great artwork Tracey! I just LOVE the snowman!!!!!!!
- November 1, 2011 at 12:27 PM
- Miranda said...
great set Tracey, love your row of houses hopefully there will something like that in the TSB shop as well
- November 1, 2011 at 2:00 PM
- Melissa said...
Oh boy! LOVE that cup of cocoa! I'm a Unity kit subscriber so I'll soon have it in hand! :) You do such great work, Tracey!!!
- November 2, 2011 at 3:22 PM
- ~ Kendra ~ said...
Love all 3 of them! Great work Tracey!!
- November 7, 2011 at 6:49 AM
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The first one is around the corner at Housing Works Bookstore located at 126 Crosby Street. Please arrive at 6:30pm for quiche, knishes, and soup! (All profits from food and book sales help Housing Works, Inc. provide housing, health care, social, legal, and other supportive services to homeless people fighting AIDS.)
The reading will run from 7:00pm-8:15pm.
See you all there!
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Our First Fall Reading!
Come hear our writers read the original works they developed during summer workshops at a reading series that will take place throughout the fall at bookstores across Manhattan!
Posted by Rebecca Segall at 10:05 AM
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Bravo, Megyn Kelly, bravo (boldface mine):
A report on Alex Jones' InfoWars claiming child sex slaves have been kidnapped and shipped to Mars is untrue, NASA told The Daily Beast on Thursday…
On Thursday's program, the InfoWars host welcomed guest Robert David Steele onto The Alex Jones Show, which airs on 118 radio stations nationwide, to talk about kidnapped children he said have been sent on a two-decade mission to space.
"We actually believe that there is a colony on Mars that is populated by children who were kidnapped and sent into space on a 20-year ride," said Steele. "So that once they get to Mars they have no alternative but to be slaves on the Mars colony."
Jones echoed Steele, saying "clearly they don't want us looking into what is happening" because "every time probes go over they turn them off."
"Look, I know that 90 percent of the NASA missions are secret and I've been told by high level NASA engineers that you have no idea. There is so much stuff going on," Jones said.
At the beginning of his campaign in December of 2015, President Donald Trump told Alex Jones that "your reputation is amazing" and "I will not let you down" in a half-hour interview on InfoWars…
On Thursday's Infowars broadcast, Steele alleged the kidnapped children were not only being kidnapped for space labor, but also murdered for their blood and bone marrow…
"This is the original growth hormone," said Jones.
Unlike the Comet Ping Pong pizza restaurant lunacy–which led to a gunman opening fire in a restaurant–I suppose a Mars conspiracy has the 'advantage' of being extremely difficult to 'verify' (no one–or anyone–routinely visits Mars).
While it's tempting to laugh at Jones (and feel free to indulge), his style of lunacy has been prevalent on the far-right for a long time: in the 1990s, far right groups believed that the UN had a fleet of black helicopters manned by elite Mongolian (?!?) shock troops that were going to undermine American freedom. And then you remember they had and still have guns.
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Cannot take my eyes off the baby for even a minute. Last evening we were all hanging out in the living room and i was playing with Amu (y 10 month old). MY husband asked me to sign a couple of forms and so i looked away for probably just a minute. Looked back up and saw that the baby was not in the room. "Where's Amu?" I asked my husband. "Oh, he was right here" I quickly started looking around for him when i heard something that sounded like a screech. it was coming from my bathroom. Rushed inside and there he was …don't really now how he managed this but the baby was (yes you got it if you have now glanced back a the title of this post)…in the pot!!! Standing inside it with no clue on how to get out. I have no clue how he got in…gross…and scary!Washed him well and changed his clothes…he seemed none the worse …if anything, maybe slightly flushed.
Monthly Archives: September 2013
Monday Morning Blues
Got back to school after the weekend..last week the boys were fairly ok…no crying, a little clinging. Today was a different ball game. Day started off with Sid refusing breakfast. Made several attempts and then finally left home at 8.40 am. By around 9.30 he started feeling hungry and irritable Gave him a small part of his snack and told him to have the rest in a bit during snack time….but this led to a meltdown and he had a minor tantrum. (operative word, and i thank my stars for it, is minor). Both the boys were clingy today and did not want to got into the classroom at all. Towards the end, as one of the teachers was reading a story, Nish went inside because he wanted to hear what she was saying but Sid remained on the outside next to me.
Tomorrow…let me see what you bring!!!
a blast in the bath!
The boys have always enjoyed their bath time but the past couple of days have been especially fun. Here are a couple of fun things we did …a good way to beat the heat too!
We filled up a tub with water and i added food color to the water as well as some bubble bath. So yesterday we had lime green water and today was violet. I gave the boys a bunch of plastic cups and mugs and also a blue plastic bowl with their plastic sea toys (crabs, turtles, fish, etc.) Today i also threw in some colored ice cubes for good measure!
A friend of ours gifted them a fun bath toy and so we assembled it and set it up in the bath room too. In addition, I put some shaving foam on the wall for the boy and let the three of them play and have a blast…which they totally did. Tomorrow they want pink water 🙂
tender moments
My twins play together quite a lot but they squabble constantly over something or the other…they want the same shoes, the same shirt, if one of them has something the other guy has to have it (and another identical thing will not do…they need the SAME one). At home they argue and complain to me about the other…but i am beginning to see a very different side to them in school.
Today there were three or four instances that kind of melted my heart…Nish managed to get his finger stuck in a bench. Sid was playing at the other end of the space but saw that his brother seemed to be distressed so he came running up to kiss his finger.
Later Nish finished all the water from his bottle and Sid gave him his water bottle to drink from.
When another boy pushed Nish and made him cry, Sid promptly ran up to find out what the matter was.
And when the teacher noticed a large handprint in beige paint on the door, Nish was quick to assure her that Sid was not responsible!
Nish also picked up Sid's backpack and carried it for his to the gate before they left school.
Boys can wear lipstick too
The conversations my twins have are quite hilarious sometimes. This evening as i was sitting and sipping on my tea, the two of them began (yet again) a detailed exploration of my dressing table drawers. They found something that had miracuously escaped their attention on earlier raids of this nature – a tube of lipstick. "What is this?" Sid asked Nish. Nish looked at it very intently and figured out that the top could be pulled off. It was an old lipstick and not really a shade i liked much (i hardly ever use make up in any case) so i did not flinch when Nish stuck a very curious finger down the tube and puled it out with a blob of pink on it. "Crayon nahi ahe" (it is not a crayon) he told Sid. "Aai what is this???" they yelled. It's a lipstick…for my lips, i answered. "Lipstick ahe" Nish repeated. For the lips. "Aai put it on please" Sid requested. I refused and continued with my tea. "Is it like nailpaint??" Sid asked Nish. "No it is for the lips" he replied. Sid promptly declared that he wanted to try it out but Nish told him that it was for girls. "No!" said Sid, "it is not only for girls. It is for boys too". He too put his index finger in and pulled it out with a blob of lipstick on the front. He first tried painting his nails with it and when i finally looked up from my book, i was horrified to see that he had it all over his face, including on his eyelids and lashes.
I had to very carefully clean it off while he told me it was burning his eye…"what were you trying Sid?!" i asked him. "Aai, boys can wear liptick too right?" he asked. Yes they can…this little boy certainly was!
school day 3
Day 3 was much better than I anticipated. The kids woke up excited about school and a lot of the conversation in the car as they sat in their car seats on the way there was about what they were going to do in school today. Again, Sid went straight for the water – which was pink today (the older kids were learning the letter p) and had lots of bottles and cups to play with. Nish was delighted to find that the green car he had been eyeing for the past two days was not occupied and so he promptly hopped on and drove around the open outdoor space with a silly grin plastered on his face and making loud vroom sounds. Both boys tried their hand at some carpentry and painting. Today for the first time since monday, i found them playing together for some time as they both rode around in their cars.
Absolutely no crying or clinging. Sid finished his sprouts and beans and most of his carrots. They were so engaged post snack time that they did not want to leave. They were the last 2 kids to get out of the classroom and waved loud cheerful goodbyes to the teachers.
I guess the acid test will be when we start the weaning process and i have to leave the space …it will be interesting to see how they cope without me here physically.
Although so far the school is going well, one little fellow has been very traumatized. Baby Amu is so used to having the twins around and playing with them and following them around everywhere that he is absolutely miserable after we leave in the morning. He mopes and sulks and wants to constantly be picked up. His whole face lit up when we got home today and he could not get enough of his brothers! I hope he settles down soon too!
Things that fascinate my kids
Ever since the boys were really small (about a year old i think) they have been fascinated by the little altar at home. They enjoy watching us pray in the morning and in fact have a cute ritual with Dad where they ask him to name the different deities in the altar who they then proceed to salute with a reverential namaste. They love puja time and enjoy listening to some of the aartis.
I let the boys play with the puja stuff…they have been carefully observing and when they play it is interesting to see how they do some of the stuff they have seen us doing. Sid, especially at the temple, is worth watching. He stands in front of the idol, his eyes closed tightly, praying in his mind for God alone knows what. Then he puts his forehead down on the ground before lying prostrate and offering his namaskar. Then he leans towards the incense or the diya and guides the smoke with his hands to his head. I look at him and wonder how this same boy can be running around the house jumping on and off sofas and grabbing anything his brother takes!
They love to do their own puja. So they sit with all the silver puja stuff…the little plate, the incense holder, the silver lamp, the little puja bell and can be at it for quite some time…and look so happy doing it. There is a little brass idol i have of baby Krishna that they really like to include in their detailed puja play!
And, they are slowly learning some of the prayers…one for the morning and one that we say in the evening when we light a lamp. Of course, the words are quite garbled and the kids have substituted some words with others that make more sense to them. I heard Sid very seriously singing "shubham karoti kalyaanlaa" instead of shubham karoti kalyanam" …He knows that there is a place called Kalyan and i guess for him it made more sense to say Kalyanla (at kalyan) rather than kalyanam which is a sanskrit word they are unlikely to have heard outside of the prayer context.
School day 2
I thought today would be better than yesterday…but that was not the case. I guess the novelty of things kept the boys more excited yesterday. Today, they were great during free play time…barely looked at me. They painted, played with sand, did some carpentry and played with cars and trucks. When it was time to go into the classroom for music both Sid and Nish came and stood by me. Not clinging, not crying or whining but not keen on going inside either. I sat there and kept reading my book. After a while they moved to the window The teacher gave them little chairs so they could sit outside the classroom an still see what was happening. I could see that they were interested…especially when the class started singing Wheels on the Bus which the twins love..but not interested enough to go in.
Later, they had gymnastics and they watched the gym teacher helping other kids do somersaults. During this time, Nish was busy trying to dislodge his bag from the hook (refused any help offered) and Sid was alternating between peeking into the classroom and running around the outdoor space. Finally Sid ventured in and made a few attempts at somersaults on his own. Their interest perked up when the kids were painting inside and so they finally went in and did home hand painting and some painting with shaving brushes…in fact, they seemed to enjoy this and were reluctant to stop although it was almost time to go home.
The teachers are patient and non pushy which is good. I sit on the bench and look busy and redirect the kids to the teachers if they come to ask me for or about anything. If they want to sit with me it's ok…they will go back in when they are ready and interested.
Tomorrow is another day. Sid seems excited about the whole snack box deal – he polished off his jam and cheese sandwiches and wants beans and sprouts and carrot sticks tomorrow!
Day 1 at school
So…preschool started today. Day 1 was actually not bad at all. No sobbing and weeping…no clinging and screaming. Nish walked around like a veteran…he played for the longest time at the water table before delightfully jumping onto a trike and then a car and driving around most happily. Sid today was a little quiet and spent a few minutes by my side before moving on to some water play and then off to try his hand at carpentry. He was a little more clingy than his twin and would come by to stand next to me every 15 – 20 minutes. He got a little fussy and whiny at the end of 2 hours but did not want to leave…so stayed till school was done. Also, during music time, Sid chose to sit outside the classroom on a chair where he was closer to me. The teachers were all very patient and kept the boys busy with stuff, trying to understand their likes and dislikes and figure out their marathi-bangla-english mixed up language!
The boys were so excited about their bags and water bottles and snack boxes! They looked so thrilled to sip from the new bottle and to sit at the table and snack on their dry fruits. And though Sid was a little whiny he seems all excited to go again tomorrow. As he was falling asleep he told me very sweetly: aai, tomorrow you sit on the bench and i will sit in the class when they are singing ok!
Tomorrow they want to paint and read books. let's see what the new day brings.
waterbottles: check
school bags: check
tiffin boxes: check
shoes labelled: check
clothes kept out, ready and ironed: check check check
ok…i think i am set for tomorrow…the twins start school and i am super excited for them. Managed to get them both into bed fairly early and set everything i need for the morning….did not want to leave anything for the last moment because i never know what my morning will look like! it may be peaceful, happy and smooth. It may be filled with tantrums and fights and very upset boys…so not taking a chance.
Will post tomorrow about their first day!


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Spring has sprung, and we are winding up for some great events over the next month! Forty-two years ago, Earth Day was established to create awareness and appreciation of our precious - and increasingly fragile - planet. Celebrated on April 22nd, Earth Day has over a billion participants around the world. Individuals, businesses, schools and governments commemorate what has been achieved and discuss what remains to be done to protect Earth. And even better news - over the years, Earth Day has evolved into Earth Week and Earth Month*. Environmental protection is a key element of the work that ERA does, so we have some exciting events over the next few weeks. Be sure to check out the event in your area!
Vancouver: Oxford Properties and ERA partner on education and training sessions on the Waste and Recycling Programs at Guinness Tower, Marine Building and Oceanic Plaza.
From April 20th to 22nd 2015 between 11am and 3pm daily, the ERA will be onsite with Oxford Properties at three of their locations offering complementary e-waste collection and hard drive shredding.
Calgary: The Better Business Bureau, Shred-it and ERA celebrate Earth Month with a free shredding event at Deerfoot Mall.
On Friday, April 25th 2015 between 10am and 4pm, ERA, the BBB and Shred-it will be onsite at Deerfoot Mall collecting unwanted electronic items and offering complementary hard drive and paper shredding.
Saskatoon: ERA Sponsors the Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council's annual conference and tradeshow.
From April 22nd to 24th 2015, several of the ERA's team members will be in Saskatoon to attend Saskatoon Waste Reduction Council's conference. While in town they will be distributing numerous donations to Saskatoon charitable organizations. The conference is taking place at the Sheraton Cavalier, Saskatoon. For more information on the conference, please visit the conference website: http://www.saskwastereduction.ca/events/swrc/2015-waste-reforum/
Edmonton: The ERA and Edmonton Police Department partner to host a complementary hard drive shredding and e-waste colletion event
Please stay tuned for further details!
*Please visit http://www.greenlivingonline.com/article/celebrate-earth-month for the full article on Earth Month


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Take 2 challenge: happy GIRL layout
Hey crafty friends! Today, I've got a take 2 challenge layout for you! I was super inspired by Jennifer McMurtry's layout from July. You can see her blog post here.
I loved the white cardstock, the explosion of confetti and embellishments coming out of one corner, the stitching, and the white space in her layout! This is not my typical style…While her layout is very organic, I often go for grids or lines in my layout. I also tend to heavily embellish around my photo, while this layout is embellished in the white space. I loved Jennifer's layout so much though, I pretty much scraplifted everything, lol!
To make my layout, I used The Weekender October Kit. (Note: I did pull out the white Freckled Fawn hearts from the August Snapshot kit, and a few papers from the Pink Paislee Take Me Away 6×6 paper pad from the September Be You add-on kit.) I started out with the photo cluster of my pup Emma. I matted it with patterned paper, adhered it to the top right corner, then embellished it with various pieces from the kit. The flowers were hand cut from the Simple Stories Reset Girl pattern paper. I trimmed my white cardstock down, mounted it to a 12×12 pink striped pattern paper, and then added machine stitching.
Next, I added my title. (The G,I,R,& L are letters that I die cut from black cardstock.) I then added embellishments all around the title starting from the bottom left hand corner. I wanted to use different sizes and textures, so I used my hole punch to make confetti, I used other punches to punch circles, hearts and stars, I used chipboard stickers, I used sequins, I used the Pink Paislee wood veneer shapes, and I added more circles using a stencil and white texture paste. Like Jennifer, I was able to get more texture by machine stitching some of the pieces.
I absolutely love how this layout turned out. Again, without Jennifer's layout as inspiration, I would never have come out up with this layout!
Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!


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Since there inception, search engines like Google, Bing and Yahoo have been inundated with companies attempting to manipulate the loopholes to get their product or service ranked on the first page. Over the years these search engines have become finely attuned to such manipulations and have adjusted accordingly. The latest of these manupulations have come in the form of fake reviews.
Why bother with fake reviews you ask? Well it is quite simple actually. You see anyone well versed in the world of SEO knows that content is king, and the more content you have pointing to your site the better. As such, many SEO companies have been creating fake usernames and writing fake reviews to give their client's a boost in rakings. Why? Just like a reliable review can convince the average consumer to purchase or avoid a service, search engines also use this data to determine where a company should rank. In particular, these reviews effect where a company ranks in the business listings on Google maps.
Which leads to another problem the search engines have with fake reviews. A fake review can lead a consumer to try a product or service because they feel the search engine recommended it. If the consumer has a bad experience with said service or product, search engines are concerned that they will switch to another search engine. Which means it directly effects their bottom line.
It is because of this that search engines like Google have pressed for there to be consequences for SEO firms who offer clients fake reviews. Recently Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman of New York went after 19 SEO firms with a year long undercover investigation entitled "Operation Clean Turf,". During this investigation the New York attorney general's office delved into the reputation management industry and found the 19 SEO companies guilty of manipulating reviews essentially flooding the marketplace of sites like Google Local, CitySearch and Yelp with fake reviews. As a result these 19 SEO companies were force to cease these practices and pay a penalties of $350,000.
This groundbreaking judgement has left many in SEO adjusting their practices.


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Review: bringing patient safety to the forefront through structured computerisation during clinical handover
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Aims and objectives. This review aims to examine critically, the methods and modes of delivery of handover used in contemporary health care settings and explore the feasibility of a computerised handover system for improving patient safety. Background. Clinicians play a critical role in promoting patient safety, and the handover ritual is recognised as important inexchanging information and planning patient care. Communication failures have been identified as an important cause ofadverse incidents in hospitals. Design. Integrative literature review. Methods. Search of multiple electronic databases using terms: nursing handover, handoff, shift-to-shift reporting and change ofshift report. Discussion. To date, the focus of research has primarily been on the vehicle of the handover, rather than the content andprocesses involved in ensuring the reliability and quality of clinical information. Employing a computerised handover system inthe clinical arena has the potential to improve the quality and safety of clinical care. Conclusions. Whilst the handover performed from shift-to-shift is a valuable communication strategy, ambiguities and incomplete information can increase the risks of adverse events. Given the importance of effective communication, its key linkto patient safety and the frequency of nursing handover, it is imperative that clinical handover undergo increased scrutiny, development and research. Relevance to clinical practice. This review underscores the challenge in clinical handover and recommends the use of technological solutions to improve communication strategies.
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Pichu is a semi-competitive Warlight player who originally joined in early 2014. Pichu has created several clans since joining Warlight, most notably Knights Templar and New World Order. Pichu typically plays many real time Rise of Rome games, averaging a win rate of around 80% due to playing mostly with friends. Pichu also places high in RoR tournaments, typically making it to the finals, and has placed first on two separate tournaments on RoR.
NWO was formed by Pichu after Knights Templar became inactive. Pichu went several months without managing a clan, before having a conversation with TheVPBlade from GMR about starting up a new clan for fun. TheVPBlade thought it could work and agreed to join a new clan with Pichu, and thus NWO was born.


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Sunday, May 15, 2016
Workin' Boots
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Sort of reminds me of the song 'These Boots Were Made For Walking' ... but yours are also made for working!ReplyDelete
All the best Jan
I can just imagine your walk..and how easily it would be to get distracted in the woods. No rain here today, but the weather is coolish and cloudy. I'm loving this break from bad weather.ReplyDelete
These boots are made for working, and that's just what they do...ReplyDelete
Your fields and fence lines and everything they keep knows all too well of its 2 and 4 legged inhabitantsReplyDelete
and their activities. :)
Farm work is never done!ReplyDelete
These boots are made for walking . . . (and working.)ReplyDelete
I think there is a song kind of like that, isn't there?
Fancy boots you both have!
I love your walks :-).ReplyDelete
and it would rain on the weekend when you wanted to get lots of things done.ReplyDelete
Rain will make that hay grow.ReplyDelete
Happy boots, I'd say.
It's a shame that the so pretty cedar rails break down so easily, you couldn't use a stronger substitute just as pretty?ReplyDelete
I bought a pair of rubber boots years ago, for wet weather work when I planted a large veggie garden. Then we moved house and I still have the boots, but they are very rarely worn.
How time fly's - your hay time coming up once again..ReplyDelete
Hugs M xoxox
Bless your hearts. Your smiles at each other make me :-)ReplyDelete
Have a great week ~ FlowerLady
Having a farm is full time 24/7 work. I commend you and your Hero for all your work.
Those boots are made for working! Lovely to be able to spend some time in the forest!ReplyDelete
i was tired buttons, now i'm exhausted. i don't know how you do it all!!!ReplyDelete
Your boots probably needed a nap after all that.ReplyDelete
Teamwork is always exhausting but good boots and a strong will get you through it!...:)JPReplyDelete
Fencing, a never ending ranch task. Yea for gate latches, and those who install them, that make it easier for Ranch Wives to open gates.ReplyDelete
J and I fenced around summer pasture today. With very little snow last winter, the fences were in good shape. Tomorrow we are hoping to finish up the electric fence project we started last week.
I had no idea how much work Farmers faced, nor the trials and tribulations until I began to drop by 'Farmer's Blogs'; I applaud you all. Hard as it is, you make it all sound enjoyable, you, your Hero and your girls! Lovely post..ReplyDelete
Your post makes me re-appreciate all the hard work that farmers do.ReplyDelete
Looks really great, hard work pays off in the end. Warm greetings and best wishes!ReplyDelete
Spring has certainlly been taking its time! We may get hay off the field at the end of this month. Hard to believe it is that time already.ReplyDelete
OK - now an expert (you) has confirmed it. My mother had many superstitions and sayings. One was, "When the cows are laying down (notice she said laying not lying), it's going to rain." I still say it to Bob if we see cows in a meadow and they're lying down. Sounds like both your boots got a workout. Your land and animals always need attention. A farmer's work is never done!ReplyDelete
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Giants causeway tour Departs from the Molly Malone statue on Suffolk Street outside the old stone church at 6:30 am daily
Giants causeway tour Departs from the Molly Malone statue on Suffolk Street outside the old stone church at 6:30 am daily
Giants Causeway Tour
• 6:30am Pick up for the giants causeway tour from The Old Stone Church at Suffolk Street.
• Our first stop of the day is the Dark hedges, two rows of intertwining Beech trees create a beautiful spectacle over a stretch of rural road. The trees were planted by the Stuart family in the 18th century and featured in the game of Thrones as the Kings road.
• 10:30 Cross the Carrick-a-reded ropebridge for fantastic ocean views. The ropebridge was originally built by Salmon fishermen and spans 20 meters over a 30 meter casm. It is now a tourist attraction and is operated by the national trust
• 12:00 Visit the highlight of the tour The Giants causeway. This was formed over 30 million years ago during volcanic activity. The Giants causeway is made up of over 40,000 interlocking bassalt columns
• 14:30pm Visit Dunluce Castle ( photo stop ) where the McDonnell Clan ruled from. this was another well known attraction used in the Game of thrones tv series.
• 16:00pm Take an hour and a half to explore Belfast City. If you wish to do the Black taxi tour let your guide know before the tour and he will arrange this for you
• 19:30pm Your Giants causeway tour ends here as you arrive back to Dublin to reminisce about your fun packed day !


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Within a day of the news breaking, it's now official – movie digital copies are now coming together under one banner with 'Movies Anywhere' which officially launches in the United States today.
Five of the six major studios – Sony Pictures, Walt Disney Studios, Twentieth Century Fox Film, Universal Pictures and Warner Bros. Entertainment – are teaming with the four biggest digital retailers – Amazon Video, Google Play, iTunes and Vudu – to create a simple, seamless digital entertainment experience across platforms.
Using the free 'Movies Anywhere' app and website, consumers can access all their eligible movies by connecting their Movies Anywhere account with their participating digital retailer accounts.
Movies Anywhere syncs users' libraries across their connected accounts, so consumers can watch their purchased and redeemed digital movies on an array of platforms including Apple TV, Chromecast, Roku, Amazon Fire, Android devices, Android TV, iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and popular browsers with more platforms and retailers to come.
Movies Anywhere initially features access to a library of over 7,300 digital movies. Karin Gilford, General Manager, Movies Anywhere says in a statement: "Movies Anywhere means that consumers never have to remember where they purchased a film or which device they can watch it on, because all of their eligible movies will be centralized within their Movies Anywhere library and available across platforms through the Movie Anywhere app and website."
Movies Anywhere is welcoming new users with a limited-time offer to receive up to five digital movies. Activate and connect your account with Amazon Video, Google Play, iTunes or Vudu and you'll receive a digital copy of both 2016's "Ghostbusters" reboot and the family classic "Ice Age". Connect with a second participating digital retailer and you'll get "Big Hero 6," "Jason Bourne" and "The LEGO Movie".
More details on the service are up at MoviesAnywhere.com


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The National Collaborating Centre for Healthy Public Policy is pleased to announce the promotion of Olivier Bellefleur to the position of Administrative and Scientific Lead.
Olivier joined the Centre in 2010 as a research officer and earned particular recognition for his work in the areas of the built environment and public health ethics. Olivier holds one Master's degree in philosophy from l'Université de Montréal and a second one in environmental health sciences from l'UQAM.
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Volume 11, Pages 2599-2601
Emerging Measurement Techniques for Airborne Pollutants
1Atmospheric Environment Laboratory, Department of Environment and Energy, Sejong University, 98 Goon Ja Dong, Gwang Jin Goo, Seoul 143-747, Republic of Korea
2Analytical Science Division, National Physical Laboratory, Teddington TW11 0LW, UK
Received 23 November 2011; Accepted 23 November 2011
Copyright © 2011 Ki-Hyun Kim and Richard J. C. Brown. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Linked References
- Clean Air Act 1956, October 2011, http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Eliz2/4-5/52/contents/enacted.
- European Ambient Air Quality Legislation, October 2011, http://ec.europa.eu/environment/air/legis.htm.
- A brief history of monitoring networks, October 2011, http://uk-air.defra.gov.uk/networks/brief-history.
- Thomson Reuters Web of Science, October 2011, http://www.webofknowledge.com/.


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Delaware Drive-in Theaters
During the 1950's, Delaware had as many as 9 drive-ins in operation in this tiny state. That may not sound like a lot, but considering Delaware only has three counties, that was 3 drive-ins per county! However, they have all gone dark now. The last of Delaware's drive-in theaters was closed in 2008. However, residents of Delaware can still enjoy a night at the movies at the drive-in in some of the many surrounding states with operation drive-in theaters.
Permanantly Closed Drive-insDiamond State Drive-in
9758 S. Dupont Highway
Felton, DE 19943
The Diamond State Drive-in was the last operating drive-in theater in Delaware. It was opened in 1949. In 1966, it switched to showing pornographic ...more about Diamond State Drive-in
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|A new scale
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|Nils has gotten a new digital scale for his shop. Pferd are impressed with all the things Nils tells him it can do compared to the old scale. As Nils begins to asemble it, he notice that he has the wrong screwdriver and that he are missing a extension cord. Nils decides to go and buy a new cord and asks Pferd to wait for Mehmet to come and help with the installation and tell Mehmet to go home and get a screwdriver and that Nils will be right back. Pferd says that he will tell Mehmet that.
|After Nils leaves, Mehmet comes roling by on his rolleblades, Pferd thinks it looks like fun to Rollerblade. He then remembers that he had to tell Mehmet something. He ends up saying that Nils have gone to fetch a new screwdriver and that Mehmet should go home. Mehmet thinks it's strange since he thought he was supposed to help Nils with the installation of the new scale.
|Nils returns with the cable and asks Pferd if Mehmet has been there yet. Pferd tells Nils that he send him home as Nils told him to. Nils tells Pferd he has misunderstood it. Pferd tells Nils that he give Mehemt the correct message.
|Pferd cathes up to Mehmet and tells him that he should bring Nils a new cable. Mehmet asks Pferd to say to Nils that he will be there shortly with a cable. Back at the shop Pferd tells Nils that Mehmet are getting a cable. Nils tells Pferd that he already have the cable, but he are missing a screwdriver. Nils decide to go over to Mehmet himself.
| Mehmet arrives at the shop with a new cable, but Nils are not there. He sees that theres already a cable and continues with assembling the scale.
Nils returns to the shop with a screwdriver he found over at Mehmets workshop and are surprised to see Mehmet assembling the scale. Mehmet takes the screwdriver and finishes the scale.
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- Lefty wants to sell Ernie a scale. He uses two pounds of bananas and two pounds of apples to demonstrate how the scale works. Ernie is impressed, but he already has a scale at home. However, he wants to buy the apples and bananas.
- An Anything Muppet man uses feathers and rocks to teach the difference between heavy and light. During the lecture, Cookie Monster comes along, mistakes the rocks for cookies, and eats them all. The rocks weigh Cookie down, so the monster proceeds to eat the feathers to "balance it out."
- A girl cannot get her computer to start. Super Grover tries to turn it on by jumping up and down and shouting "Wubba wubba!", but she soon discovers that the computer is not plugged in.
- Herry sings "Two Heads Are Better Than One" with the Two-Headed Monster.
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Global Warming Just Isn't Happening: Official If something isn't happening, I guess that does make it easy for a person who is working to prevent it from happening to be optimistic and if you are Al Gore, who invented the internet, naturally he is going to think his influence stopped it.
After all, Gore had positive proof, didn't he?
Al Gore says:
"We are seeing dramatic progress towards new policies in China, Korea, Ireland…A second factor is the sharp and unexpectedly steep decrease in prices for electricity produced from wind and solar and the demand destruction for fossil fuel energy from new efficiency improvements."
He hasn't exactly taken full credit yet, but I believe he is headed in that direction. He really hasn't acknowledged that global warming isn't occurring quite yet, but in time, I believe that he will. At that time, he will also announce how government actions saved us all.
Al Gore explains why he's optimistic about stopping global warming.
Who can blame him. The slow-down or reversal of the warming trend presents Al Gore with only two options. The first is to admit he was full of baloney to begin with and just plain wrong. The second is to take credit for the new trend.
Meanwhile we read that some scientists say they do not know why global warming isn't occurring and others say this cooling trend (unlike the warming trend) is a natural phenomenon unaffected by man or Gore:
Scientists are struggling to explain a slowdown in climate change that has exposed gaps in their understanding and defies a rise in global greenhouse gas emissions.
The IPCC report attributes this hiatus to short-term factors that result in temporary cooling periods, including volcanoes, solar cycles, absorbent oceans, non-greenhouse-gas pollutants, and a string of other temporary-yet-powerful natural forces.
I don't think men would be able to stop global warming if it were indeed occurring as was predicted by Gore in An Inconvenient Truth. What I think is the cooling trend has really been inconvenient for him and others who predicted a warming trend.
Related articles
- How I am More an Environmentalist than Al Gore (stayingonbudget.com)
- Gore claims many Republicans growing weary of climate change 'deniers' (thehill.com)
- Gore likens 'global warming' skeptics to racists, supporter of apartheid and homophobes… (washingtonpost.com)
- Al Gore compares climate skeptics to anti abolitionists, racists, homophobes, and alcoholic families (wattsupwiththat.com)
- The Story of Al Gore: A Big Bag of Wind Without A Sail (lastresistance.com)


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Literature is one of the fine arts, like music, dance, painting, sculpture, as it is meant to give aesthetic pleasure rather than serve any utilization purpose. Expression is a fundamental thing in literature. The author expresses his experience of life but the mere expression of experience is not enough; It has to be communicated to readers. In other words the experience which lives in the author's mind must live again in the readers mind. For this transaction of experience and expression between author and readers, ICCS arranges a "Literary Baithak" once in every month so that students can reap benefits from the talk and discussion in developing a deeper appreciation of literature and life. The writer will talk about the operative social forces: the prevailing system of social organization including the class structure, the economic system, the political organization and deeply rooted institutions; the dominant ideas, the characteristic emotional tone, the sense of the past and pattern of contemporary realities. There is nothing in the compass of social and cultural life that the writer won't talk about whether it is small or large, directly or by deflection giving students the impression of its surroundings.
Seminar will be conducted by guest facilitators (writers, academics, critics, practitioners of the literary and performing arts)
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Plas Y Brenin
Plas Y Brenin Plas y Brenin is the National Mountain centre for England and Wales. Located at Capel Curig in Snowdonia, the centre provides training and instruction in rock climbing, mountaineering, ski-mountaineering, hill walking, mountain biking and paddling.
The aim of the centre is to provide the best possible outdoor opportunities at the most cost effective price. PYB staff are amongst the most experienced, committed and competent outdoor enthusiasts to be found anywhere.
Our support provides all PYB instructors with Mountain Equipment clothing so they will be guaranteed the highest levels of protection and performance whatever the elements throw at them, day-in day-out, 365 days a year.


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Music School News (Prep and Pre-Prep)
We aim to provide an enjoyable and engaging musical experience for our pupils through a broad curriculum, instrumental lessons, ensembles programme and extra-curricular activities. Keep up to date with our latest news here:
Summer Holidays 2015
James and Nicole attended the Musicale Intermediate String Orchestra course this Summer in Harpenden; Henry attend the Musicale Intermediate Band course and Leilani attended the Musicale Young Artists Symphony Orchestra course held in the same week. All four had a brilliant time playing new repertoire, attending lunchtime concerts given by the advanced students and evening concerts given by professional soloists and ensembles. They enjoyed various activities including a quiz and staff entertainment. Henry played a short solo beautifully in the concert; Leilani had the experience of playing Dvorak's 8th Symphony and James and Nicole played Holst, Mozart, Vivaldi and Randy Newman's 'When She Loved Me' from Toy Story. The concerts were held at the Public Halls in Harpenden on Friday, 14 August and Saturday, 15 August, 2015 to a packed audiences.
Lynams Instrument Workshop
Year 2 had a busy instrument workshop afternoon on Tuesday, 19 May, 2015 trying out some exciting instruments including harp, clarinet, trumpet, trombone, flute and French horn. The first part of the afternoon saw the visiting music teachers providing a demonstraton of the various instruments to the children. The children then moved around different classrooms in small groups, experiencing holding and producing a sound on each instrument. It was great to see the children so focused and keen to try something new.
Music for Youth
Congratulations to the Dragon Piano Trio who have been invited to perform at the National Festival for Music for Youth in Birmingham in July 2015. The group received fantastic feedback from their recorded entry including:
"The three musicians work well as an ensemble with very good shape and a powerful sense of performance. There is a wonderful feel and style throughout the music with great piano technique and very good string work."
A Bit of Graffiti
Graffiti Classics, a String Quartet, visited the school on Monday, 20th April, and were inspirational with their infectious enthusiasm and outstanding playing. They gave a concert to E Block Strings, Middle School Strings and Year 3 Strings from Lynams. Their focus was to break down the barriers of classical music and make it fun, accessible and exciting. They were absolutely engaging from the outset and both staff and children loved the performance. Graffiti Classics stayed to work with Upper School Strings and Dragonetti and inspired children with their playing and input to the current repertoire.
National Youth Musical Theatre
A Block pupil, Florrie Antoniou, has just learned that she has progressed through several rounds of auditions to be cast in this year's National Youth Musical Theatre production of Pendragon. The production will be staged in August at the Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds and tells the story of King Arthur, from his childhood to the dark forces he must contend with for his kingdom. Not only does the name have a link to the Dragon, but the music is composed by our previous Dragon Head of Music, Peter Allwood. Having been a member of NYMT company last year, performing in the production Ragged Child, Florrie knows what to expect and is looking forward to rehearsals during the Easter and Summer holidays.


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George Clooney to receive special Golden Globe award for outstanding contributions
Oscar-winning actor, director and producer George Clooney will receive the Cecil B. DeMille Award, an honorary Golden Globe for his contribution to cinema, organisers of the event said on Monday.
Clooney, 53, one of the Hollywood's leading men onscreen and behind the camera, will be honoured in January at the Golden Globes Awards, one of the year's most high-profile awards ceremonies for film and television organised by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.
Theo Kingma, the association's president, said the award was for Clooney's "outstanding contributions both in front of and behind the camera."
Clooney is a two-time Oscar winner -- as supporting actor in Syriana and as a producer of the 2013 best motion picture Argo. He has also won three Golden Globes, including best actor in a motion picture for The Descendants in 2012 and O Brother, Where Art Thou? in 2001.
Cinema still of The Descendants where Clooney starred with Shailene Woodley. Photo: Fox Searchlight
This year, he released his fifth film as director, the World War Two drama The Monuments Men, and he recently signed to direct Sony Pictures' Hack Attack, about the phone hacking scandal that ensnared British politicians and media figures.
News of the Cecil B. DeMille award comes as Clooney prepares to wed his fiancee, lawyer Amal Alamuddin, in Venice in later this month (September).
Clooney and his fiancee barrister Alamuddin attend a Celebrity Fight Night event together. Photo: Reuters
The award is named after the influential Hollywood director who spanned both the silent and sound eras of film. Last year, it was awarded to prolific director Woody Allen, who in keeping with his custom to not attend awards shows sent actress Diane Keaton to pick up the accolade.
Recent winners include actors Jodie Foster, Morgan Freeman and Robert De Niro, and directors Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsese. - Reuters
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I am pretty sure I have hoarder in my genes. I was raised not to waste. That you should hang onto things because you never know when you might need them. It's not always a bad thing - sometimes those odds and ends come in handy, so long as you can find them. Then there are the things that are saved because they are special and carry sentimental value. Those are some of the hardest to part with, because while they may not be useful in the future, they are taking up space in the present, and I always feel guilty getting rid of them.
Naturally, these hoarder tendencies have carried over into my work. When one of my young clients presents me with a piece of art that they have created just for me I always make sure they know how much I appreciate it and I immediately display it on a bulletin board at work. Of course, after a while I need to make room for new pieces of art. Initially I saved the art, as each piece reminded me of my clients, how hard they had worked, and the fun times we had shared.
When I moved to a new office, and took all my pieces of art with me, I realized I had accumulated quite the collection over just a few years and I began to wonder what I was going to do if I stayed in this profession for 10, 20, or even 30 years?!
I am a big fan of Gretchen Rubin, author of the Happiness Project. One of her personal commandments, that I have adopted for myself, is to identify the problem. Although it might seem obvious now, it took me a while before I was finally able to identify the problem AND solution to my ever-growing collection of artwork.
The solution that I came up with, probably as I was trying to fall asleep one night, was that I could scan the artwork and then use the scanned images to create a screen saver on my work computer.
I have been doing this now for a couple of years and it has worked really well. Every day I enjoy seeing the artwork pop up on my screen and I am reminded of the many amazing kids (and families) that I've worked with. Also, since it is not uncommon for me to see the younger siblings of some of my previous clients, the children can see that even after the artwork is no longer displayed on the bulletin board, it is still on display.
What do you do with the artwork you receive at work? Do you display it, save it, or do you have another solution to the art-collection dilemma?


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SOURCE: Book1One
June 19, 2012 13:24 ET
ROCHESTER, NY--(Marketwire - Jun 19, 2012) - In another nod to Rochester's business successes, Book1One, a web-based digital short-run book manufacturer located here, announced that it is currently on pace to record its fourth consecutive record year in sales. Through the first five months in 2012, this growth trend is continuing. Over the past three years the company has seen its business increase by an average 36 percent per year, including a 43 percent increase in 2011.
Book1One was launched in 2005 as a subsidiary of The Riverside Group in answer to an increasing demand for short run web-based self-publishing. "With the explosion of the self-publishing industry, The Riverside Group was turning away small runs. We realized we had a great business opportunity and chose to develop it," said Peter Pape, president of both The Riverside Group and Book1One. "And with our incredible success, I'm proud to say that it's clear we are meeting customers' needs and exceeding their expectations."
The company specializes in producing books for individuals, independent book publishers and organizations seeking high quality, affordable printing and binding services for quantities of one to 1,000. Its web-based, on-line ordering system makes it easy for customers to submit their book files and place orders.
One of Book1One's competitive advantages is its approach to customer service. If a customer needs to contact them, instead of automated email replies or FAQ-based technical support, Book1One's phone is answered by an employee, and emails are replied to individually and promptly, offering suggestions and help directly. It's an old-fashioned customer service approach to a new-fashioned business model.
"We pride ourselves on a customer-based focus, particularly for self-publishers who might be new to the process," added Pape. "It's important to keep a live connection between our company and those we serve."
Book1One sets itself apart from its competition in a number of other ways, all designed to make it easy for people to produce their own books: There are no minimum order requirements, even for hard cover books; its real-time website calculator makes it easy for customers to obtain instant and accurate price quotes; there are no set-up fees; and the company offers production turnaround times of days rather than weeks.
Book1One's customers come from as far away as Australia and as close as Rochester. The types of books it produces cover all genres and include business books, genealogies and commemorative books; children's books, theses and dissertations, photo books, yearbooks, cookbooks, technical and instructional books, and novels, among others.
The self-publishing industry continues to expand, and Book1One is positioning itself to meet the expected demand. According to Self Publishers' Resource, 78 percent of all book titles now being produced come from a small press or self-publisher.
"All directions point to continued success for Book1One," said Pape. "It's a great time to be in this field."
About Book1One
Book1One is a web-based short run book manufacturer based in Rochester, N.Y. Founded in 2005, the company produces high quality books in quantities of one to one thousand; offering hard cover, soft cover, coil and saddle stitch binding options. Book1One is a subsidiary of The Riverside Group, a 100-year-old book binding company. For more information, please visit http://www.book1one.com.
Nancy Napurski
Lionheart Communications
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Lionheart Communications
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Canine Master Radio Show Episode #2 - Interview with Dr. Roger Mugford
(World-renowned animal psychologist, trainer, behaviorist and product developer and recent recipient of the prestigious WPA Lifetime Achievement Award)
As Britain's leading animal psychologist and a pioneer in behavioral therapy, Dr. Mugford's career has lead him to train the Queen's corgis and speak on behalf of animal welfar in courts across the world. "Everything Roger does puts the welfare of the animal first. His life is dedicated to making pets lives better through positive reinforcement and strenghtening the human-animal bond. This is directly reflected in his taining and his products," comments Michael Lasky, former WPA chairman and current board member.
Dr. Mugford is a prolific author, educator and animal welfare advocate. In 1979 he founded the Animal Behaviour Centre in Surrrey, UK, a referral service for veterinary surgeouns and their clients with problem pets. More than 80,000 pets have benefited from the Centre's services to date. That same year, he founded
The Company of Animals brand where he invented and developed a range of products that have revolutionized the way people train thier pets. The HALTI head collar and Pet Corrector auditory training tool are among the exemplary products frequently copied by competitors but unmatched in quality or effectiveness.
Dr. Mugford is also a Dogs For The Disabled patron, Cancer & Bio-detection Dogs trustee and 2005's Blue Cross Welfare Award recipient. Proud to maintain a link with his Devonshire farming heritage, he resides in Roxbury Farm where he personally cares for a herd of 870 purebred South Devon cattle, 100 sheep, horses, llamas and more.
"Roger continues to make significant contributions to the betterment of pets all over the world and we cannot think of a more deserving individual to receive the WPA Lifetime Achievement Award, continues Lasky. His interests in the pet industry are for the pets themselves. He's a trainer and behaviorist first, and a product developer out of necessity; as such, his products are regarded as the most humane and effective available."
Featured Products
The Company of Animals Pet Corrector
The Pet Corrector emits a blast of compressed air, ideal for interrupting undesirable behaviors. Many animals use a 'hiss' sound to ward off predators and the Pet Corrector mimics this sound creating a natural deterrent. Ensure that you reward your dog immediately once the behavior has ceased. You control the blast so you know the timing of your corrections will always be right. A free training guide is included with helpful tips and key do's and don'ts. It is important that the Pet Corrector is used cautiously and responsibly, so as not to traumatize or frighten your dog.
Typical uses include: Unwanted barking, jumping up, stealing food, place avoidance and aggression
The Company of Animals Halti Headcollars
The patented Halti headcollar, designed by Dr. Roger Mugford, gives you total control when walking your dog.
- Calms boisterous dogs.
- Simplifies training.
- Restrains biters.
- Reduces fears.
- Reforms fighters.
- Assists with restraining dog during veterinarian or grooming visits.
- Calms hysterical car travelers.
The Company of Animals Green Interactive Feeder
A new, revolutionary way to slow down fast eaters and offer dogs a unique, fun and challenging game. This "green" bowl simulates grass to naturally encourage dogs to eat slowly and reduce the risk of indigestion. Simply scatter the desired amount of food across the Green and watch dogs "work" to push the food out between the many blades of grass with their tongue or paw. It's mentally stimulating for the dog to instinctively hunt for food in this way and the result is a happier and healthier dog.
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Take advantage of "Ask the Canine Master" where you can sumit questions, videos and/or photos to Chris. He will do his very best to answer them for you.
- Become part of the show! Select questions will be answered during the broadcast.
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Do you have a dog whose barking drives you crazy? Chris has a bag of tricks to help with this annoying habit. Submit your questions now!


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Autographed Children's Books by Linda Kranz
|Linda was born in Savannah, Georgia, the oldest of five siblings. Their father was in the Air Force and while they were growing up the family moved a lot which allowed her to see different parts of the East Coast and Europe and to make many life long friends.
As a young girl she loved to draw and color. As a teen she began to paint and art became a part of her life. Linda now enjoys speaking to students across the country about being creative in writing and in art. She encourages them to share their own unique talents, to focus on what they do best and what brings them pleasure.
Linda's published journals have guided prompts, combined with artists' illustrations, unique graphics or beautiful photography which encourages children to fill up the empty pages with their own life stories. Her book, Let's Rock: Rock Painting for Kids, won a Children's Choice Award. Her latest book, Only One You, has become a best selling inspirational book for all ages. Visit Linda's website to learn more.
Linda Kranz
|You Be You: When Adri sets out to explore the ocean, he has no idea how colorful the world is. He quickly discovers that there are all kinds of fish in the deep blue sea - big and tiny, smooth and spiny, colorful and plain, different and the same. Join Adri as he travels the ever-changing currents of the ocean, and see if you can find your favorite rockfish among the waves.
Hardcover. All ages. Autographed Book Plate by Linda Kranz.
You Be You NB6669 $12.95
|Only One You: Adri promises to remember his parents' words of wisdom about how to live his life, such as "Find your own way, You don't have to follow the crowd", "Make wishes on the stars in the nighttime sky" and "When you feel joy, tell someone. Share your joy." Only One You is the perfect graduation gift,whether kindergarten or college.
Hardcover. All ages. Autographed Book Plate by Linda Kranz.
Only One You NB9017 $12.95
|Only One You Fish Puppet: From Linda Kranz's inspirational gift book, this brightly colored 8" fish puppet is surface washable.
Only One You Fish Puppet MM1603 $10.95
|Lets Rock! Rock Painting for Kids: How many rocks do you have around your house right now that would make a great art project? Rainy day, snowy day, or nothing to do day, this creative book is just what you need. Step by step instructions. Painted rocks designs on every page and patterns to create your rocks are featured in the back of the book. From a simple heart design or star to more detailed designs, there is something for everyone. Children and adults will be excited at all the possibilities rock painting can offer.
Paper Activity Book. Ages 8 - 9. Autographed Book Plate by Linda Kranz.
Rock Painting for Kids NB8707 $11.95
|All About Me, A Keepsake Journal for Kids: Young writers will be inspired to fill up the pages in this colorful book, with questions like: If you could visit the mountains, the desert, or the seashore, which would you chose and why? Name something that you have done that makes you proud. When you lie in your bed at night, just before you drift off to sleep, what do you think about? Describe your happiest day. Also included are blank pages for drawing and empowering statements. This journal once filled will hold memories of childhood that might otherwise be forgotten.
Paper Journal. Ages 9 - 11. Autographed Book Plate by Linda Kranz.
All About Me NB8775 $12.95
|More All About Me: True writers who were excited to fill up the pages in the first journal will want to continue writing and exploring topics like this one: Make a list of things you want to do when you get older. Keep adding to this list. Write down the cost of a first class stamp, a gallon of gas, a ticket to the movies, the price of a newspaper, the cost to rent your favorite video. Ask your parents to help you with other items your family buys. It will be interesting to see how prices have changed when you are older. Everyone has an imagination. What do you like to imagine?
Paper Journal. Ages 9 - 11. Autographed Book Plate by Linda Kranz.
More About Me NB7167 $12.95
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TetraEco is a company that prides itself on quality and aesthetics. We install a wide range of plumbing systems and suites to a high standard that will ensure efficient and long lasting performance. As we understand an installation of a project isn't carried out often. We believe it's best to do it properly first time to eliminate any future implications.
We are genuine and trustworthy. In fact, we have had customers that, depending on the time schedule, would wait months for our team to start a project just because they wouldn't want anyone else in their home.
The first and most important thing we do when we step into a property is protect it. We always treat a house as if our own, protecting furniture and cleaning up after ourselves.
In the future, we plan to be a leader in the installation of renewables, as well as what we do at the moment.


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How is the door panel taken off to access the wiring harness
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Depending on your model, the window switch pod of bezel, arm rests come off (see note below) The door unlock handle comes off, 3 screws on the bottom edge of the door card, the vent window crank, mirror stem knob comes off. The lock knob unscrews. Use a putty knife to pry the sides of the door card away. There are nail type pins holding the side in place. The door card will lift up, and away from the top lip. Then bring the door card down and off the mirror post.
Note; depending on the model, series 62 or 60 63, the arm rest is different. Series 62 has a simple arm rest with 3 screws, and a switch pod with 2 screws for the plastic cover and 2 screws for the pod.
Others have a long arm rest and switch bezel built into one. The switch faceplate will have a screw in the front and a screw in the back, under the door unlock lever. The back screw also holds in a chrome trim plate above the door unlock lever.
With the switch faceplate removed, remove the door unlock lever. Look for a screw that holds the plastic tab on the arm rest. It is by the door unlock lever.


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Hands up who LOVES to contour? It's a HUGE make up trend that has taken the make up world by storm! If you've visited my little corner of the internet before, you'll know I am a big fan! It's big business right now – every week new contour brushes, pallets, powders and creams are coming out on both the high street and from high end brands alike. So, don't freak out when I tell you that the new trend Non-Touring may suggest the end to it all?
**Non-Touring – the new trend loved by super models and VS Angels alike, skipping the contouring stage of applying your make up and instead going for a more dewy, strobed look – highlighting to the max **
Yep, that's right girls! That gorgeous but time consuming trend that we've spent hours trialling, preening and perfecting may be on it's way out!
So, what is it?
Non-Touring as the big officials are putting it is a better and more light weight version of applying your make up. The expression I've heard so much while researching this topic is that it's like wearing Spanx or suck-in pants – it gives the illusion of shape. Bit of a strange comparison but whatever tickles your pickle!
So, the likes of Kendall, Gigi and Blake Liveley have shown a love for this trend. I mean, who remembers Blake on the red caret recently – she was glowing and gorgeous and her make up was stunning! That's Non-Touring!
The idea of this new trend is that it is much lighter and highlights your best bits rather than covering them and using the illusion of shadow. It is all about the highlighter with this trend!
Another good point of this look is that it takes minimal products – experts advise you prime and/or use a tinted moisturizer/BB Cream (I personally couldn't live wthout my Garnier BB Cream), and highlight! Simples!
Here's my top picks of highlighters for this trend!
Benefit Watt's Up – a big winner in the blog world right now!
Make Up Revolution Highlighter Palette
BarryM Contour Kit – my personal fave!