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Being invited to "The State of the Union Address" has double meaning for me as both soldier and teacher. As an enlisted soldier I took an oath "that I will Support and Defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, both foreign and domestic and I took that oath once again when I was commissioned as an Infantry Officer. Secondly, as a teacher to educate todays next generation on what it is to be an American. I start this series of post with that in mind because I witnessed the Constitution come to life as required by the President of the United States to Address the Congress. My ticket welcomed me to the 116th Congress, Address to the Congress by President Donald J. Trump.
Once I arrived at the US Capitol I had to turn in my phone to the Capitol Hill Police and the Secret Service so I was not able to take any picture in the Capitol or during the SOTU itself. However, seating matters at a SOTU and my seat was unexpectedly terrific and I sat next to Tiffany Trump. Many people sent me pictures right after the Address and I will post a few of them. Let me start off by saying that Tiffany Trump was very warm, friendly and generous with her time with me. I enjoyed the conversation very much and it added immeasurably to the experience of the evening.
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It's summer and I burn
Not with todays high temperature
I burn with longing
In two days
Christmas will be here again
My 14th without my son
My 4th without my husband
But hey
Who's counting
I've got this covered
Wrote a poem
Christmas in Tricia Town
Trickling tears with an 'up yours' ending
Everything's fine
Nothing to see here folks
I even added a naughty link
Send 'em on their way laughing
I'm fine spending Christmas day alone
It's my choice
Works for me
Witnessing what is
Eviscerates me
Impales me on the picket fence
Of what can no longer be
Yesterday my controlled burn
Broke through containment lines
For a few weeks
I'd been chasing spot fires
Sleepless nights
Refusing to leave the house
Painted smile
False conversations
When I realised the sickly stench
Was my unwashed body
I stopped fighting
Walked into the flames
Yes it's summer and
I burn
Tricia 12/12
Posted on December 23, 2012, in Poems and tagged blaze, burn, christmas, containment line, controlled burn, eviscerate, flames, high temperature, stench. Bookmark the permalink. 8 Comments.
My goodness, the imagery in this is breathtaking Tricia. I am always completely blown away by your ability to turn your pain into a story that even a perfect stranger could grasp, taste. Thank you for the beauty of your words. They are always cherished and valued. xo


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Episode 87: A CLASH OF KINGS, TYRION III: "Never Break the Chain"
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Hello and welcome back to the NotACast, the one true chapter-by-chapter podcast going through A Song of Ice and Fire one chapter a week!
In this episode,His Grace King Stannis Baratheon tells the Lannisters to get the hell off his lawn, and they respond in a multitude of ways, some smart, some ... less so.
This week, we:
- Talk about the worst theater commander in ASOIAF
- Look at Tyrion and Cersei, explore their dynamic through lies and mummery
- Give an honest appraisal of why Cersei is so freaked out why Tywin or Joffrey will find out about her relationship to Jaime
- Explore Tyrion's relationship with his image of the demon monkey man
- Get in deep (phrasing) on the sexual dynamics in Westeros vs the Summer Islands
- It's Varys and Tyrion talk politics time, and boy are we having fun.
- Answer definitely the question on who was the Hand of the King who built the tunnel to Chataya's brothel in King's Landing
Next week, Bran II, in which the Northmen left behind by Robb's army come to Winterfell to make demands...from bended knee, of course. And we will be joined for this very political chapter by our most frequent guest, Steven Attewell!


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post1171863542206644526..comments2020-08-02T10:15:13.506-04:00Comments on Cozy Chicks: And One to Grow OnGaylehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-77830085421373193742012-06-25T07:32:16.370-04:002012-06-25T07:32:16.370-04:00Breaunna, Happy Birthday! I'm glad you had a n...Breaunna, Happy Birthday! I'm glad you had a nice day. :)Heather Blake Webberhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-92075248586130596952012-06-24T13:18:48.127-04:002012-06-24T13:18:48.127-04:00I just had a birthday on Thursday & my favorit...I just had a birthday on Thursday & my favorite cake is yellow with chocolate icing, nothing fancy but it's soooo yummy! I usually take the day off from work as does my mom & we go somewhere to hang out usually for shopping. We have a lot of summer b-days in my family as well & into early fall so I understand :)Breaunna Millerhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-88495619283917259772012-06-23T22:26:23.858-04:002012-06-23T22:26:23.858-04:00Unfortunately, no, I don't get cake every mont...Unfortunately, no, I don't get cake every month, since I have to help family celebrate long distance most of the time! I do try to make it home for at least one birthday every year.Shirleyhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-85389649118991589422012-06-23T19:15:40.369-04:002012-06-23T19:15:40.369-04:00Linda, I haven't had a German chocolate cake i...Linda, I haven't had a German chocolate cake in forever. Not sure why--it's so good! Yummy coconut. :)

Shirley, does that mean you get cake once a month? LUCKY! It's so sweet that your grandmother made a lemon meringue pie. Great memories!Heather Blake Webberhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-58373205446073032282012-06-23T18:20:35.237-04:002012-06-23T18:20:35.237-04:00For my birthday, my Grandmother made me a lemon me...For my birthday, my Grandmother made me a lemon meringue pie in a graham cracker crust, yummy!

In my immediate family, we have birthdays April through July, then September through December, with anniversaries in June and December.

If I add cousins and an aunt, we have at least one birthday every month!Shirleyhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-39652103924264150322012-06-23T14:02:32.454-04:002012-06-23T14:02:32.454-04:00Ah, Grover. That is a fun tradition to have him on...Ah, Grover. That is a fun tradition to have him on the cake/pie. As for me, I love german chocolate cake or german chocolate pie. YUMMY!Linda email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-3404526913476797822012-06-23T13:18:37.954-04:002012-06-23T13:18:37.954-04:00Aimee, carrot cake is deee-licious! And it's a...Aimee, carrot cake is deee-licious! And it's a deal on that red velvet.

Dru Ann, that's one of my favorite cakes, too. BUT, I LOVE whipped icing. Yum, yum, yum!Heather Blake Webberhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-64888070840138045182012-06-23T13:08:57.808-04:002012-06-23T13:08:57.808-04:00oh my favorite cake..plain white or yellow cake wi...oh my favorite cake..plain white or yellow cake with chocolate icing; no whipped cream frosting for me.Druhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-63062182927068746702012-06-23T13:07:18.311-04:002012-06-23T13:07:18.311-04:00Embrace your togetherness. I tend to celebrate my...Embrace your togetherness.

I tend to celebrate my b-day alone, and it's okay.

My youngest sister lives out of state, otherwise we would get together and celebrate our B-Day month.Druhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-78394531870998533122012-06-23T13:06:44.941-04:002012-06-23T13:06:44.941-04:00Heather, if you have not had red velvet cake by ne...Heather, if you have not had red velvet cake by next year's Malice I will make a mini cake to bring to you.

And I totally forgot that my favorite cake is carrot cake.Aimee Hixhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-38693423726962631692012-06-23T12:57:25.725-04:002012-06-23T12:57:25.725-04:00Jeff, yes we do! We should rope Sharon into it, to...Jeff, yes we do! We should rope Sharon into it, too. It's been too long!

Melissa, they're definitely not over-the-top, but they suit us. It's always a wonderful day.Heather Blake Webberhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-20095470968046903402012-06-23T12:48:48.601-04:002012-06-23T12:48:48.601-04:00Your birthdays sound so special! =) and I love ---...Your birthdays sound so special! =)
and I love --- pumpkin pie and banana cream pie!My Recent Favorite Bookshttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-66394151309530174152012-06-23T10:43:13.492-04:002012-06-23T10:43:13.492-04:00Wait, I'm behind -- Son #1 is getting married?...Wait, I'm behind -- Son #1 is getting married? We need to do lunch/brunch/breakfast or some combination and catch up!Jeffrey Markshttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-90505823393047292812012-06-23T10:27:58.276-04:002012-06-23T10:27:58.276-04:00Kristin, a ferry ride does sound fun! And it is in...Kristin, a ferry ride does sound fun! And it is interesting about the birthday "seasons". I wonder how many families have them. A lot, it seems!Heather Blake Webberhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-16895614458545986662012-06-23T10:23:08.171-04:002012-06-23T10:23:08.171-04:00Love the Grover! That is such a fun family traditi...Love the Grover! That is such a fun family tradition. Isn't it interesting how so many of us have birthday seasons in our families? For us it's all between end of October and the first week of January, which is holiday season as well, of course! Lots of celebrating for us during that time and then a lull until my birthday in April.

We do what a lot of families do - meal and dessert is chosen by the birthday guy or girl. I have a few favorites, but nothing I choose every year. This year it was a ferry ride and a yummy, local seafood restaurant called Anthony's. A very fun day indeed.Kristin firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-32307776567544557072012-06-23T10:04:16.522-04:002012-06-23T10:04:16.522-04:00Happy, I LOVE that your 3 year-old wanted to go to...Happy, I LOVE that your 3 year-old wanted to go to a car wash. That's awesome! And vanilla cake? Yum!

Lori, they grow old so fast, don't they? I hope you do get to see him, too!

Aimee, you're not kidding! That IS a lot of togetherness! But think of the memories in the making. :)

Susan, I've actually never had red velvet cake--am going to have to change that soon!!Heather Blake Webberhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-34774132361943440612012-06-23T07:46:02.830-04:002012-06-23T07:46:02.830-04:00My favorite cake (for years) used to be the confet...My favorite cake (for years) used to be the confetti cake with the confetti icing. Now, I usually request red velvet cake (not made with cream cheese frosting but instead made the way it is made in one of the River Roads cookbooks). Our birthday season is September-December (and includes two anniversaries).
September: mom, sister, youngest nephew
October: sister's anniversary, my birthday, brother-in-law
November: my anniversary, future-step-father-in-law
December: grandmother (deceased), husband, nephew, father-in-law (deceased)
January: mother-in-lawSusan L.http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-4876546556292217902012-06-23T07:15:43.589-04:002012-06-23T07:15:43.589-04:00So with just me, Eric and the Doll we're balan...So with just me, Eric and the Doll we're balanced on opposite sides of the year. They are less than two weeks apart but I am 7 months later.

Add in the immediate family and it gets hairy:

Niece - January 2
My Dad (deceased) - March 18
My Mom (deceased) - March 28
Eric - March 30
Nephew #1 - April 2
The Doll - April 10
Our Anniversary - May 9
Mother's Day
MIl/FIL Anniversary - June 2 (hey at over 55 years they get to celebrate with a big family thing every year)
Nephew #2 - June 7
SIL - June 10
Father's Day
BIL#2 - August 19
BIL #1 - August 25
Me - November 10
MIL - November 16
FIL - November 19
Thanksgiving
Christmas

These are all holidays we celebrate together except Neice's birthday as she lives in Alabama.

We are all 20 miles from one another and, yes, we do combine birthdays and such but ... it's ALOT of togetherness.Aimee Hixhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-70629562487894496722012-06-23T06:50:07.253-04:002012-06-23T06:50:07.253-04:00My youngest son turns 23 on Tuesday. He works so ...My youngest son turns 23 on Tuesday. He works so much these days I hope to be able to see him before next weekend.
i love the grover thingLori email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1414845424168828338.post-26169500211796271812012-06-23T02:24:48.109-04:002012-06-23T02:24:48.109-04:00These couple months are birthday crazy! The 14th l...These couple months are birthday crazy! The 14th last month, then the 25th, the 14th this month, then the 20th, 7th next month!

We usually get to pick anywhere we want to go for our B-day... So, far that has included Disney on Ice, A carwash (3yr old), Movie & then bowling! And, it is just us for these events.

Big bunch of balloons... And, I either make the cake (yes, with any crazy decoration they want, character, team, book...) or if we are short on time we order one.

My favorite is vanilla cake, vanilla butter cream & bananas! For dinner it is usually email@example.com


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Carole does a lot of plein air sketching and uses her sketch book to plan her studio paintings. The image to the left shows a thumbnail and a water colour sketch for the painting she demonstrated.
Notice also that the sketchbook shows what she has chosen as her palette for this painting. As well as three primaries, she has a light violet, white and Paynes Grey.
She always works with a limited palette and keeps a stack old Ferrero Rochet boxes with a different selection of paints in each. Here's the one she used for the demonstration.
Her support was an MDF board primed with brushed on gesso, which gives some texture, and then coated with emulsion applied with a roller. She had then applied an underpainting using a mixture of the red and Naples Yellow from her palette and would expect some of that to orange to show through and add some dynamism to the picture.
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lan [ muški rod {botanika} ]
[Linum usitatissimum]
Tekstilna biljka.
allseed [ imenica {botanika} ]
flax [ imenica {botanika} ]
ETYM AS. fleax.
Any plant of the genus Linum, family Linaceae. The species L. usitatissimum is the cultivated strain; linen is produced from the fiber in its stems. The seeds yield linseed oil, used in paints and varnishes. The plant, of almost worldwide distribution, has a stem up to cm/in high, small leaves, and bright blue flowers.
The residue of the seeds is fed to cattle. The stems are retted (soaked) in water after harvesting, and then dried, rolled, and scutched (pounded), separating the fiber from the central core of woody tissue. The long fibers are spun into linen thread, twice as strong as cotton, yet more delicate, and suitable for lace; shorter fibers are used to make twine or paper.
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Part One | Part Two | Part Three
Read the story of King Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles, chapters 17 – 20 to follow along.
This is part three of our discussion on "what to do, when you don't know what to do". Click here for part one.
As King Jehoshaphat heard the news of an enormous battle that was coming his way, one that he could have never prepared for, he sought the face of God. We pick up in chapter 20, verse 3, where we see the king and all of his people standing before the Lord together.
Not Prepared
It is important to note that the King was very prepared. In part two we discovered that he had over a million men of valor in his army and that he had fortified cities. However, there are some battles in life that we can not prepare for and I believe this is the situation that we find our king and his people in.
The Answer
God answered the people as they sought His divine direction.
"…Thus says the Lord to you: Do not be afraid nor dismayed because of this great multitude, for the battle is not yours, but God's. Tomorrow go down against them. They will surely come up by Ascent of Ziz, and you will find them at the end of the brook before the Wilderness of Jeruel. You will not need to fight in this battle. Position yourselves, stand still and see the salvation of the Lord, who is with you, O Judah and Jerusalem!" 2 Chronicles 20:15-17
This Battle is not yours:
When we entered into this covenant relationship with Jesus Christ we entered into a war (a Spiritual War). In any war there are battles and it's important to remember that not every battle will have the same strategy. It is only in the presence of the God that we can find the strategy for each battle. Keep in mind that the war is already won! Jesus Christ sealed the victory when He rose from the grave. Therefore, we approach each battle with the hope of victory that we have in our King of Kings.
- A. Go in and fight! I do believe there are times when God says "Go Fight"! Pick up your spiritual sword and engage in the battle. There was one particular battle in my life where God led me to this scripture "but others save with fear, pulling them out of the fire, hating even the garment defiled by the flesh." (Jude 20:23) I knew that He was saying fight this battle with everything you have, with urgency…and I did…and there was great victory!
- B. Stand still and surrender! There are also times when God asks us to stand still. If we are not careful we will approach each battle with the same strategy and expect the same outcome. I wonder what the outcome would have been for King Jehoshaphat if his men would have stormed into battle with their swords swinging? This time God said, "I will fight for you, you don't need to fight."
Here is the deal, surrendering can feel a lot more terrifying than fighting. Why? I believe it is because we are 100% out of control and are asked to 100% trust God. Could this be why God told the people twice "do not fear"? I am currently in a battle that is bigger than any of my resources or "know how" and God has asked me to surrender. However, what does that look like?
Hands off and Hands up!
To truly surrender to God does not mean to sit back and watch Netflix while pretending that everything will just magically go away (though I assure you I have been tempted to go there:). On the contrary, Jehoshaphat gave his people specific direction. Here was the direction and response to God's strategy:
Praise and Worship
Yes, that was it! Some bowed down in the presence of God while others lifted their voices with praise. On the day of the battle the King appointed people to sing and praise God saying, "Praise the LORD, for His mercy endures forever." That day they would watch the Lord win this battle and all they did was praise Him.
Sometimes the first thing we do, when we are overwhelmed, is pull away from God. The enemy would love to take our praise from us because He knows how powerful a surrendered life is. I want to challenge you today to draw close to God in the midst of your battles! If He is asking you to surrender then it is time to take your hands off of the situation and put them in the air with praise to the King who goes before you and fights your battles.


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In less than a week, thousands of dedicated teachers, principals, technology directors, and other education professionals will gather in beautiful San Antonio. Their mission? To continue expanding their knowledge about education technology. The International Society for Technology in Education is hosting their annual conference near the scenic San Antonio River Walk. Here are some great things for attendees to check out! Continue reading


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Monday, April 1, 2019
David Sornig
I recently wrote a book called 'Blue Lake: Finding Dudley Flats and the West Melbourne Swamp'. The book centres on telling the fragmentary history of a large blind spot in the west of Melbourne. The site, which takes in the entire area between the city's CBD and Footscray, was once a lush wetland but has since become a labyrinth of industrialised discontinuity that has no particular name. European settlement reduced it to a muddy swamp, dredged it to make the city's docks and ports, and infilled it with refuse. Its rubbish tips became host to a shanty town where the down-and-outs of the economic depression of the 1930s found precarious refuge. The book recovers the biographies of three of the shanty town's residents.


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Leading German Kitchen manufacturer in the UK, Rotpunkt is proud to announce its pioneering and new Terragrey Finish has been shortlisted as a 'Star kitchen Product' at this year's EK&BBusiness Awards.
Taking place on 29th November 2018 in the historical setting of The Brewery, London, all product finalists will announced on the night, as selected by its distinguished judging panel who will evaluate the past 12 months brand activity across the kitchens and bathrooms industry.
The Star Kitchen Product category looks for recently launched products that are a cut above the rest, and have qualities and features that are outstanding and make an impact with retailers and consumers.
EK&BBusiness Editor, Leigh-Anne Roberts comments "The standard of entries across all the categories is even higher than last year – it's going to be a tough job for our esteemed panel of experts. Thank you to everyone who took the time to enter – let the judging commence!"
In light of market trends, Rotpunkt introduced a host of new finishes in 2018, with Terragrey answering the call for contemporary matt finishes that evoke a more universal look and feel. Simple sharp lines typify the modern kitchen and Terragrey provides the perfect framework for a kitchen with linear profiling and open-plan, accent storage.
Satisfying more contemporary ideals with its ubiquitous colour palette, Terragrey is a laminate solution which is accentuated by the subtleties of Black Line: a fine black circumferential zero-joint edging that defines each door, drawer and unit. In addition, the matt black fixtures and fittings all work together to create an overall aesthetic that is timelessly balanced and halcyon in style.
The new laser-edged Terragrey doors and carcass are seen here in a matt lacquer with distinct slab door frontage: vertical Dutch grooves also available. Doors can be finished in Melamine or HPL (high pressure laminate), and if made-to-order, can be finished in gloss: matt finish as standard.
HP laminate finishes are fast becoming the preferred choice for progressive homeowners that want a kitchen that contends with modern life. Designed to offer high design flexibility, HPL's strong construction will ensure acute durability and a natural resistance against fingerprints.
Matt Phillips Head of UK Operations, Rotpunkt UK says "Everyone at Rotpunkt UK is thrilled to been shortlisted for this prestigious business award and have its latest innovations for the kitchen be recognised by such a recognised industry body. As a premium manufacturer, it is our responsibility to explore, research and foresee what our retailers need to offer their customers to remain competitive. It's all about finish at the moment and our new Terragrey finish is no exception: bringing that all important 'wow factor' into the modern kitchen."
In addition to its impressive design credentials, Terragrey is also an eco-conscious furniture solution, being manufactured; without compromising on quality and stability. Conserving more of our natural forests, a Terragrey kitchen is made using BioBoard, the sustainable, green and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional chip board which has a propensity to splinter, crack and hold on to water: not great in a humid environment like the kitchen!
Find out if Rotpunkt scoop 'Star kitchen Product' at this year's EK&BBusiness Awards on 29th November 2018 at The Brewery, London.
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Booth, Benjamin (fl. 1746–1789), haberdasher and writer on bookkeeping, originated in New England and was born before 1746, possibly the son of Benjamin and grandson of Ebenezer Booth (d. 1732), of Stratford, Massachusetts. He began work as a clerk in a New York...
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Brayne, John (c. 1541–1586), grocer and financier, was the eldest child of Thomas Brayne (d. 1562), a tailor (nominally a girdler), and his wife, Alice Barlow (d. 1566), of the parish of St Stephen, Coleman Street, London, who married on 22 January 1541. ...
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Fraser, Hugh, first Baron Fraser of Allander (1903–1966), department store owner and businessman, was born at Glencaple, Partickhill Road, Partick, Lanarkshire, on 15 January 1903, the only son of Hugh Fraser (d. 1927), drapery warehouseman, and his wife, Emily Florence, née McGown...
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Glyn, Sir Richard, first baronet (bap. 1711, d. 1773), drysalter and banker, was baptized on 13 June 1711 at the church of St Andrew, Holborn, London, the second son of Robert Glyn (1673–1746), an oilman and drysalter of Hatton Garden, London, and his wife, ...
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Hobday, Sir Gordon Ivan (1916–2015), chemist, pharmacologist, and businessman, was born at 33 Harrington Street, New Sawley, Derbyshire, on 1 February 1916, the son of Alexander Thomas Hobday (1887–1970), lace card punch operator, and his wife, Frances Cassandra, née Meads (...
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Knox, John (1720–1790), bookseller and economic improver, was born in Scotland; details of his parents are unknown. About Knox's early life before he moved to London to become a successful bookseller in the Strand, or his domestic circumstances, almost nothing is known. His ...
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Lloyd, Edward (c. 1648–1713), coffee-house keeper, publisher, and eponymist of 'Lloyd's insurance', was probably born about 1648, but nothing is known of his origins. He was the proprietor of a London coffee house licensed some time between March 1685 and 1687. This was almost certainly '...
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Pearse, John (bap. 1759, d. 1836), clothier and financier, was baptized at St Margaret's, Lothbury, London, on 19 December 1759, the eldest of the three sons of Nicholas Pearse (d. 1795), clothier, and his wife, Sarah (d. in or after 1770)...
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Porter, Sir Leslie (1920–2005), businessman, was born Leslie Posament on 10 July 1920 at Streatham Manor, Leigham Avenue, Streatham, London, the youngest child in the family of two sons and one daughter of Henry Alfred Posament, later Porter (d. 1955), textile merchant, and his wife, ...
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Reger [née Phillips], (Esther) Janet (1935–2005), lingerie designer, was born in Jubilee Street, London, on 30 September 1935, the eldest daughter of Hyman Phillips, textile manufacturer, and his wife, Ray, née Levine. Both her parents were the children of Jewish immigrants; her paternal grandfather, ...
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Couple is going from 3000 sq ft house to a tiny house. But..."Office/work space is really important to me", "I need space for chopping..we like to cook", "Storage space is important"
A few times they have said "Oh that's tiny" or "It's kinda small" about something and I am cackling like a crazy person.
Oh now the chick is all upset about the vinyl siding on the very cute moored house on some lake on something. The agent keeps telling her "you can paint it" and chick says "But it's still vinyl" and they just show the agent's deadpan face
ETA: about the closet space she keeps saying "that's underwear size" and I keep yelling "bitch, how much underwear you got"


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Pluto's pits or EDM crater chains?
Crater chains are suggested to be formed by the break up and impact of asteroids.
Electric Universe theory (EU theory) suggests that the multiple craters and the crater alignment are the likely result of electromagnetic discharges perhaps like EDM (Electric Discharge Machining or spark machining, spark eroding).
Could the mysterious Carolina Bays with their strange orientation of the craters, the Australian lunettes around Murray River and Lake Mungo and perhaps some of the strange Norfolk meres also be a result of Electric Geology and related to crater chains?
Other puzzling pits and what could be very small craters have a similar size and shape - the Martian skylights, Moon skylights and other geology features. These are up to a couple of hundred meters wide, sort of oval shape and up to 60 meters deep. Could these Pluto Pits not be crater chains but pit chains?
Electric crater chains on Pluto
Pluto has found to have strange craters that are called pits. But are Pluto's pits crater chains and evidence for electrical crater chains in an Electric Universe?
Notice how some of puzzling lines of pits on Pluto can turn into what look like crater chains?
They theorize that the pits and troughs – typically hundreds of meters across and tens of meters deep – are possibly formed by sublimation or evaporation of these ices. However, the reasons for the striking shapes and alignments of these features are a mystery. Adding to the intrigue is that even at this resolution, no impact craters are seen, testifying to the extreme geologic youth of Sputnik Planum.
"Pluto is weird, in a good way," said Hal Weaver, New Horizons project scientist with Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Maryland. "The pits, and the way they're aligned,
Pluto's Puzzling Patterns and Pits
Or will they be found to actually be pits and formed by ice melting processes or something similar in a geomorphology and Gravity Universe way?


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First things first… if you didn't see the kick butt raffle FULL of running goodies I posted last night, CHECK IT OUT NOW!! I am so THRILLED to announce that since I posted last night, we've had $100 in donations already!! THANK YOU THANK YOU for your support everyone! Keep spreading the word!
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Good Local Eats
They have delicious Kean coffee, and a lot of small sandwiches and salads that are a vegetarian delight. The quinoa salad and feta salad are divine, and so is the beet's salad. The kale salad is also pretty good. The palm egg sandwich is yummy. The pastries are beautiful super fresh and the place is fairly priced. They also serve a veggie quiche that they run out of each day
it is gluten free and pretty tasty. This is definitely good local eats!


text: More info is being released / post on the web regarding the next Nexus which will be produced by Huawei - here are a few details... Assuming the specs from the benchmark listings are the real deal, the Huawei Nexus 6 would offer users a 5.7-inch display at a 2,560x1,440-pixel resolution. The rear could house a 13-megapixel camera, while the front-facing shooter should snap 8-megapixel selfies. Are these specs or supposed specs, enough for you to jump on this device? See more of the article from CNet, by following this link... Rumored Huawei Nexus 6 comes into clearer focus with benchmark details - CNET


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Approaches to supporting the diverse needs of maths and English learners (Code: C0757)
This course focuses on supporting differentiation on maths and English courses, in terms of learners' prior knowledge and experience of their subject, through non-linear curriculum planning and meeting the needs of learners with different levels of self-belief and resilience.
Who is this for?
This course is suitable for:
- Functional and GCSE Maths and English teachers
- Vocational and technical trainers involved in embedded support
- Learning Support Assistants
Training aim
This course aims to develop participants' awareness of practical approaches to address differentiation with maths and English learners.
You will have the knowledge and confidence to:
- Identify how to design non-linear curricula that enable learners to make progress from different starting points in maths and English.
- Design differentiated teaching, learning and assessment activities that enable learners to make personal progress.
- Support learners to develop self-belief and resilience through the use of coaching strategies.
This is a blended learning course, which consists of two 90-minute live sessions and self-led learning between them. The live sessions are one week apart, giving you a week to complete the mid-course tasks.
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text: The freshest dining scene in Little Rock is the one that changes location nightly. The food trucks here offer bold flavors and fearless innovators, giving you the best of the old world with all the fresh twists of the new. Below's a list of over 40 food trucks in Little Rock, AR


text: International Flags Display A display of the flags of the countries represented by the pupils of St. Mary's! As part of our 'Global Citizenship' Green Flag campaign, we are making a special effort to recognise the many countries throughout Europe and the world that the St. Mary's family has connections to! Thanks to all the children who worked so hard on their flag! It's great to see a visual display of all these flags! Each week at assembly, as part of the reading of the 'Good News' from every class, one person reads their Good News in a different language! We're all becoming more aware of where our extended family comes from!


text: mlracing 0 Report post Posted October 23, 2009 i am interested in this game (Flanker 2.5) because of the Russian planes and the low PC requirements. how ever, i like to play games with keyboard, and in this game the elevators don't auto return when arrow keys are released. can anyone change this ? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Silver Tankard is a competition for adult curlers (17+) which means athletes born on or before December 31, 2002. With teams comprised of eight male players.
Dates, Deadlines and Locations
Provincial Final Start Date Annandale Golf & Curling Club April 5, 2020 Qualifier Location Start Date Entry Deadline 1 North Grenville Curling Club 03/28/20 Mar 15 2 Huntley Curling Club 03/28/20 Mar 15 3 Sutton Curling Club 03/28/20 Mar 15 4 Bayview Golf & Country Club 03/28/20 Mar 15 5 Barrie Curling Club 03/28/20 Mar 15 6 KW Granite Club 03/28/20 Mar 15 7 Welland Curling Club 03/28/20 Mar 15 8 Sarnia Golf & Curling Club 03/28/20 Mar 15 Provincial Qualifier Provincial Qualifier Location Start Date A Quinte Curling Club 04/04/20 B Port Perry Community Curling Club 04/04/20 C Bradford & District Curling Club 04/04/20 D Dundas Granite Curling Club 04/04/20
Rules and Competitor Guides
- All competitors must be citizens or residents of Canada.
- At time of online entry, all players and coaches must provide the OCA a signed waiver form (Exhibit # 6) which may require the signature of a parent or legal guardian if the participant is under the legal age (18) of majority in order to be eligible to compete.
- The curling aid commonly referred to as a "delivery stick" shall be permitted at any level of this competition.
- By entering an Ontario Curling Association competition, each player thereby agrees:
- a) to act in accordance with and be bound by the rules and policies of the Ontario Curling Association and, where applicable, Curling Canada; and
- b) if the player wins the right to do so, to compete in successive levels of the competition except where prevented by unforeseen or unavoidable circumstances.
DOCUMENTS 2019/2020 Rules Supplement 2019 Competitor Guide (Coming Soon)
Past Champions
Year Club Skip Third Second Lead 2017 Brantford Golf & Country Club Chad Allen Travis Fanset Kurt Armstrong Matt Pretty 2017 Brantford Golf & Country Club Terry Corbin Andrew Clayton Jay Allen Jess Bechard 2016 Royal Canadian Curling Club Rob Retchless David Ellis Ian Fleming Ted Anderson 2016 Royal Canadian Curling Club Rob Ainsley David MacMurdo Karl Klos Peter Stecyk 2015 Chatham Granite Club Dale Kelly Mark Patterson Ed DeShutter Blair Willert 2015 Chatham Granite Club John Young Jr. Brett Dekoning Graeme Robson Jacques Van Bilsen 2014 Ottawa Curling Club Don Bowser Jon Beuk Spencer Cooper Nick Catizzone 2014 Ottawa Curling Club Chris Gardner Mike McLean Jeff Guignard Andrew Hamilton 2013 Rideau Curling Club Chris Gardner J.P. Lachance Paul Winford Dan Baird 2013 Rideau Curling Club Don Bowser Jonathan Beuk Billy Woods Scott Chadwick 2012 Guelph Curling Club Andrew Fairful Craig Fairfull Koko Gillis Kim Hodgson 2012 Guelph Curling Club Rob Rumbfeldt Greg Robinson Jeff Robinson Derrick Hodgson 2011 Brockville Country Club Keil Gallinger Aaron Glazier Mathew Hone Gord McCrady Jr. 2011 Brockville Country Club Rob Bushfield Nate Etherington Andrew McCrae Derek MacDonald 2010 Renfrew Curling Club Bruce Delaney Rick Bachand Duncan Jamieson George Mitchell 2010 Renfrew Curling Club Damien Villard Don Bowser Derek Visutski Bruce Archer 2009 Milton Curling Club Ken Armstrong Craig Thomas David Ellis Al Haringa 2009 Milton Curling Club Steve Oldford Dave Oldford Matt Lillie Jeff Thomas 2008 St. George's Golf & Country Club Bill Duck Rob Melhuish Don Pearson Vaughn Barnes 2007 Metcalfe Curling Club Bruce Delaney Duncan Jamieson Mike Abbott George Mitchell 2007 Metcalfe Curling Club Rick Bachand Ken Sullivan Dave Stanley Greg Jamieson 2006 Milton Curling Club Ken Armstrong Scott Brown David Ellis Ron Brown 2006 Milton Curling Club Steve Oldford Dav Oldford Darrin Harkness Craig Thomas 2005 Annandale Country Club Gord Norton Dave Hutchinson Marvin Harrison Ron Alexander 2005 Annandale Country Club Warren Leslie Alex Bianchi Jon Payne Jason March 2004 Annandale Country Club Gord Norton Dave Hutchinson Marvin Harrison Ron Alexander 2004 Annandale Country Club Warren Leslie Alex Bianchi Jason March Blair Metrakos 2003 Metcalfe Curling Club Rick Bachand Bob Reynolds Brad Dow Murray Donaldson 2003 Metcalfe Curling Club 2002 Orangeville Curling Club Steve Oldfford Chris Stoddart Brian Scott Craig Glassford 2002 Orangeville Curling Club 2001 Forest Curling Club Joe Fanset Dale Fanset Rob Coles Dave Johnston 2001 Forest Curling Club 2000 Richmond Hill Curling Club Rob Shepherd Ted Anderson Bill Bruce Dave Maxwell 2000 Richmond Hill Curling Club Jim Dyas John Rumney Don Campbell John Headley 1999 Brant Curling Club Bruce Park Chad Allen Hugh McLeod Ted Caton 1999 Brant Curling Club 1998 Rideau Curling Club Dave Van Dine J.P. Lachance Brian Lewis Scott Linesman 1998 Rideau Curling Club E. Phillip EJ.W. Burton G. Roddick J.P. Clemes 1997 Ilderton Curling Club Wayne Tuck Jr. Tom Rudland Shawn Kaufman Jake Higgs 1997 Ilderton Curling Club David Eigner Roderick "Rory" Munro Steve Lee Tom Zentner 1996 Chesley Curling Club Jeff Thompson Jerry Burrows Jason Lehtovaara Todd Zadow 1996 Chesley Curling Club W. Cristie A. Noble W.D. McIntosh Daniel Lamb 1995 Guelph Curling Club Adam Spencer Greg Robinson Jeff Robinson Nolan Sims 1995 Guelph Curling Club W. Adams A. Nicol R. Hunter J. Golding 1994 Beach Grove Golf & Country Club Phil Daniel Rob Rumfeldt Dave Moncur Mark Morrison 1994 Beach Grove Golf & Country Club Frank Dayus Kevin Daniel Tom Greer Barry Piquet 1993 Ottawa Curling Club Brad Shinn John Theriault Dave Korim Geoff Colley 1993 Ottawa Curling Club T. Main William Harvey W.A. Garrett B. Perry 1992 St. Thomas Curling Club Jim Lyle Paul Van Bilsen Larry Craig Jeff Grieve 1992 St. Thomas Curling Club Bob Armstrong Jon MacFarlan Jacques Van Bilsen Ed Donkers 1991 Barrie Country Club Ted McIntyre Steve Periard Paul Harbottle Ray Catton 1991 Barrie Country Club M. Cavan Jas. Craigie Jr. C.E. Adams John Maxwell 1990 Guelph Curling Club Bob Piotto Bob Becker Fred Osburn Greg Roffey 1990 Guelph Curling Club Hi. Gillies J. Graves John Ferguson C. Roe 1989 Guelph Curling Club Bob Piotto Dean Patzer Mikey Bradey Greg Roffey 1989 Guelph Curling Club J. McAuslan R. Veitch R. Minto A. McAuslan 1988 Rideau Curling Club Rick Bachand 1988 Rideau Curling Club W. Richardson J.S. Nochold J.F.N. Gunn J.R. Shaw 1987 RCN (Navy) Curling Club Wayne Tallon Bruce Delaney Al Armstrong Randy Garland 1987 RCN (Navy) Curling Club Rick Bachand Rich Moffat Duncan Jamieson Dave Collyer 1986 RCN (Navy) Curling Club Wayne Tallon Bruce Delaney Al Armstrong Randy Garland 1986 RCN (Navy) Curling Club W. Gidley T. Gage J.T. Robinson Geo. Bell 1985 Oshawa Curling Club Brian Suddard 1985 Oshawa Curling Club T.G. Williamson W.C. Mathews E.A. Badenach J.W. Gale Jr. 1984 Hylands Curling Club Bruce Delaney Wayne Tallon Al Armstrong Bill Merklinger 1984 Hylands Curling Club Rick Bachand Jim Selley Duncan Jamieson Roy Waldron 1983 Carelton Place Curling Club Rick Bachand 1983 Carelton Place Curling Club T.G.Williamson W.C. Mathews H.W. Williamson G.R. Hargraft 1982 Royal Canadian Curling Club Joe Gurowka Paul Carriere Peter Kiborn Brian Bobbie 1982 Royal Canadian Curling Club Ross Harrison Jim Brown Dave Kendi Steve McKerihen 1981 Annandale Curling Club Bob Fedosa Bob Turcotte Bill Schultz Steve McDermot 1981 Annandale Curling Club Jim Currie Keith Lawes Wayne Stewart Glenn Rowlandson 1980 RCN (Navy) Curling Club Bruce Delaney Rick Bachand Steve Ducat Al Armstrong 1980 RCN (Navy) Curling Club Don MacLean Dave Merklinger Duncan Jamieson Lovel Lord 1979 Boulevard Club Bob Stoll Peter Tanka Doug Pape Bill Swanton 1979 Boulevard Club G.H. Goodenham G.R. Hargraft W.E. McMurtry Dr. C.V. Snelgrove 1978 Annandale Curling Club Bob Fedosa Bob Turcotte Dick Howson Al Gates 1978 Annandale Curling Club Jim Currie Glen Rowlandson Doug Morrison Tom Ward 1977 RCN (Navy) Curling Club Randy Lanctot Dave Merklinger Rick Ward Don MacLean 1977 RCN (Navy) Curling Club W. McLennan W. Dundas N.F. McSewyn G.F. Blackwell


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Cleaners for Causes
Make A Difference
At Cleaners for Causes our vision is to 'make a difference'.
We make a difference to our brides because they know that when their wedding dress comes to us, it's in the safest of hands. The skill and experience of our Bridal Team, combined with our state of the art technology, makes us the first choice for many wedding professionals and countless brides. Choose peace of mind.
We make a difference by always pushing the boundaries and looking for new ways to make life easier for you. We can't settle for providing outstanding cleaning; we lead the way in customer service and convenience too. Wedding dresses can be bulky and difficult to transport – that's why we have created our VIP Bridal Service in association with quality wedding venues. We'll go the extra mile so that you don't have to!
We make a difference to our local community by donating 15% of everything our customers spend on their cleaning to the local charities we support. We've now donated over £30,000.00 and that amount grows daily. Each of the wedding venues we work with has a page on our website which tells you which charity the donation goes to when the wedding dress is collected from that venue.
We make a difference to your pocket by offering a premium service at a competitive price. Our VIP Bridal Service costs no extra than our regular service. Prices still start from only £85.
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The service was second to none from start to finish
'They say that a dirty wedding dress is the sign of a fantastic day, and my dress certainly reflected how wonderful our special day turned out to be! I was sure that a huge red wine stain on the back of my precious dress was there for life, but Cleaners for Causes returned it looking as good as new. Highly recommended!' – Lottie Clarey, Bridal Blogger (Right)
'My dress is lovely and the service was really friendly and fab.'
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I was really worried about having my wedding dress cleaned because it's a precious vintage one. There was no way I could replace it, because it's so old. I rang around and Cleaners for Causes were the only people willing to come to me to collect my dress and take it to their premises to be looked at by their cleaners, before I made any commitment. A member of staff called me once they had looked at my dress and talked me through the process. She told me about the risks involved in cleaning a dress like that and explained about the different techniques they could use. I didn't feel under any pressure to go ahead. I knew that at that stage I could ask to have my dress returned to me and I'd have incurred no cost. I went ahead and had my dress cleaned and it came out amazing. They're not just great cleaners; their customer care is the best.
I did wonder whether it was worth getting my wedding dress cleaned or whether to just pop it in the attic the way it was with everything else, after all the only real obvious signs of wear was at the bottom as the train was dragged around the floor.
After researching local dry cleaners it amazed me that many high street branches didn't have adequate insurance for wedding garments and were telling me it would likely be damaged if they cleaned it due to the beading and detail.
I'm so glad I discovered Cleaners for Causes and that they specialise in wedding garments.
The dress came back absolutely spotless, in fact it looks as good as the day I picked it up from the shop!
Since then I always recommend them to all the couples I've worked with, and will continue to recommend them to everyone!
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I'm Angie the Senior Technician at Cleaners for Causes Bridal. I've been cleaning wedding dresses for over 20 years and I love my job. Every wedding dress is precious and that's why me and my team look after every single one as if it belonged to a daughter or best friend. We pride ourselves on always getting the best possible result.
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Please Leave a Message After the BEEP....
We're leaving EARLY in the morning for a family camping trip, so I'll be away for the weekend. I'm sure nobody will really miss me since I've been so bad at updating here, but I still wanted to post.
The good news is that I'll be knitting while the kids are all out playing in the great outdoors! YEAH ME!!! I promise to post pics of any progress made when I get back.


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GIRLS HOOPS: Third-quarter surge lifts Magnolia West past Georgetown
HEARNE — Just minutes before the area playoff game between Magnolia West and Georgetown was about to begin on Friday evening, there a wild bat was flying around the gymnasium at Hearne High School.
The animal came swooping down to the court one last time before ultimately being apprehended by a maintenance worker with a net, much to the amusement of the crowd on hand. The Magnolia West players did not seem fazed and continued with their normal routine.
The Lady Mustangs (26-7) carried that same poise with them throughout the contest, using a dominating third quarter to pull away for a 55-31 victory over the No. 9 state-ranked Lady Eagles (23-10).
"Maybe we'll get Batman t-shirts made up," Magnolia West coach Sarah Simmons said with a laugh following the win that put her team in the regional quarterfinals for a second straight season.
Magnolia West will take on either Cedar Park (30-3) or Bryan Rudder (22-7) in the Region III-5A quarterfinals early next week. The Lady Mustangs have been tough to handle during their first two playoff games, winning by an average margin of 29.5 points.
"It's amazing," said sophomore guard Kamari Portalis, who scored 16 points and sparked the Lady Mustangs with three 3-pointers in the third quarter. "I'm glad that we were able to pull out this win, and I hope we can get further than we did last year."
Hannah Eggleston led Magnolia West with a game-high 20 points. Kamryn Jones finished with eight points, and Kendall May added seven.
Jaelyn Knight led the way for Georgetown with 11 points, eight of which came during the first half with the game still in reach.
Magnolia West had an 8-4 advantage midway through the opening quarter before the Lady Eagles ripped off an 8-0 run that put them ahead 12-8 at the 7:50 mark of the second. That lead did not last for long, however, as the Lady Mustangs quickly went back in front with a layup and free throw from Jones with 5:43 to play.
Magnolia West retained the lead for the remainder of the quarter and went ahead by as many as six points when Jones connected on a jumper with 2:05 on the clock. That put the Lady Mustangs ahead by two possessions, and after one more basket from Georgetown, they walked into the locker room with a 23-19 advantage.
"There's offensive chemistry, and tonight, somewhere, they found defensive chemistry," said Simmons, whose team has limited its two playoff opponents to just 38 and 31 points, respectively.
Magnolia West stepped on the gas pedal in the third quarter, outscoring the Lady Eagles 13-2. Portalis scored nine consecutive points for the Lady Mustangs, who got a jumper from Alyssa May with 11 seconds remaining and entered the final frame with a commanding 36-21 lead.
Magnolia West held Georgetown to just one basket from the beginning of the third quarter until the 2:38 mark of the fourth. The Lady Eagles shot 1-for-18 during that span.
"In the locker room, Coach was telling us to keep doing the same thing we were doing, just taking our time out there," Portalis said. "So we just came out and got the win."


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US: Deformities in infants blamed on migrant worker pesticide exposure
North Carolina health officials urged closer communication between the state's agriculture, labor and health departments and stricter enforcement of pesticide laws after three severely deformed children were born to migrant farmworkers.
State health officials said a program starting in October will track pesticide illnesses.
"Right now, there are different agencies doing bits and pieces," said Sheila Higgins, a nurse with the Department of Health and Human Services who helped write the report issued Tuesday. "But nobody ever really pulls the data together to try to describe the number of cases (of pesticide poisoning) that are really occurring, and who it's happening to.
The report is the result of a 10-month study into whether pesticide exposure caused the deformities in children born to women who picked tomatoes for Ag-Mart, a Florida corporation that grows more than 1,000 acres of grape tomatoes in Brunswick and Pender counties.
The report said all three women worked in fields treated with pesticides known to cause birth defects at critical times in their pregnancies. The report said without knowing how much of the chemicals the women absorbed, there was no way to prove that pesticides caused the children's deformities.
The children were born within seven weeks of each other between December 2004 and February 2005. One child has no limbs; another has a deformed jaw; a third had no nose or visible sex organs and has since died.
Ag-Mart officials said the report established no link between chemicals and the deformities.
"We sincerely hope that we'll learn the truth someday soon and that it will offer some level of consolation to the families," Ag-Mart President Don Long said in a statement.
Agriculture Department inspectors said Ag-Mart failed to keep workers out of the fields for required intervals after spraying pesticides. The state Agriculture Department's pesticide section charged the company with 369 violations of pesticide law and asked health officials to investigate the cause of the birth defects.
Ag-Mart is contesting the charges. Company officials said their workers were protected from pesticide exposure and the state misinterpreted their records.
Some worker advocates believe the state should ban certain pesticides that are harmful to workers.
"You can educate farmworkers all day long, but it's not like they can say to their employers, `I'm not going in there.' They'll just get fired," said Fawn Pattison, director of the N.C. Agricultural Resources Center, which opposes pesticide use.
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My son turns 21 this month. Not sure how that happened.
We have our first course on foster to adopt.
Canadian Thanksgiving is this weekend and we are doing two. One just over 2 hours east from us tomorrow and one 4 hours south of us on Sunday. Lots of driving, but worth it to see family.
However even as busy as our life is right now I still want to work on some goals. So without further ado here they are :
1. Continue to work on our outside chores and all the inside ones that are needing done before winter.
If you remember from last month when I posted before pictures of some of the projects I wanted to do well here is the after pics. However we still have tons to do such as winterizing the trailer, raking the leaves, plasticing the windows, cleaning under the stove, etc. See lots yet. :)
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2. We had our first visit with our foster care support worker yesterday and as I said before she left a ton of information and a ton of paperwork for us to do. So this month I plan on working on that. The sooner we can get that done the sooner we can get our home study started. She figures over two months for the home study so I need to get on it. :)
Not only is there a pile of paperwork, but we have a lot to do to get our house ready as well. We also have our course this month. Whoohooo!!
3. Working on crafts. I am hoping to get a lot of Christmas crafts/gifts done this month. This one is a bit more of the hopeful. LOL
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St. Augustine Shipyard
117 Dockside Drive, St. Augustine, FL, 32084
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The St. Augustine Shipyard is a Marine Merchant Community on the San Sebastian River in St. Augustine that just opened in the spring of 2017.
The Shipyard functions as a multipurpose facility, with shops, meeting facilities, a marina, and the upcoming and highly anticipated tag! Children's Museum. With its beautiful location overlooking the San Sebastian River, the St. Augustine Shipyard is on track to become a focal point for events and activities in St. Augustine's historic district.
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Grittibänz – Traditional Swiss Christmas Bread Man
500g flour
1 tsp salt
40g sugar
1 pack of vanilla sugar
15 g of fresh yeast crumbles
100 g butter, soft
150 ml of milk, lukewarm
120 g of sour cream
For shaping:
1 egg yolk and 1 tbsp milk, to brush
pearl sugar
Prep.time: 30 minutes and overnight
Cooking time: approx. 25-30 minutes
You'll need: dough hook
- For the dough, mix flour salt, sugar and yeast in the mixing bowl.
- Add butter, sour cream and milk and knead into a soft, smooth dough.
- Cover and refrigerate for 6-8 hours.
- The next day, preheat oven to 180 ° C.
- Form the dough as you like (I did Santa :)… can you tell;) , brush with the beaten egg wash, decorate with raisins and pearl sugar.
- Place Grittibänz on a sheet of baking paper, and bake until golden brown, ca. for 25-30 minutes.
- Remove and allow to cool on a grid.
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I just saw an article on Facebook discussing how Joanna Gaines has written a children's book…and before I could check myself I had rolled my eyes so hard I could see the back of my own skull. That totally isn't fair. I've never read her book, and it could be fabulous. But whenever I see that a celebrity has written a children's book, I suspect that if that same book manuscript were submitted to a publishing house without the famous name attached, the editors would be whipping out a rejection email tout de suite.
I know a lot of celebrities have written children's books, but I didn't realize how many have gotten into the game. Here's a random list of only a few who have decided they're children's authors:
Will Smith
Jay Leno
Jerry Seinfeld
Ricky Gervais
Kelly Clarkston
Bruce Springsteen
Bethenny Frankel
Steve Martin
Brooke Shields
Keith Richards
Michael Ian Black
Jim Carrey
Billy Crystal
Mario Lopez
John Travolta
Tori Spelling
Julianne Moore
Queen Latifah
Sharon Osbourne
Jamie Lee Curtis
I'll be honest with you…I snorted a bit when I saw that Keith Richards is a children's book author. 🙂 Honestly, I'm sure that at least a few celebrity-written picture books are excellent. I personally can recommend Today I Feel Silly by Jamie Lee Curtis and The Purple Kangaroo by Michael Ian Black. Both of these are completely delightful for totally different reasons. So help me out–can you recommend any other celebrity-written children's books?


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Welcome to the English Department at Ferny Grove State High School.
English is a compulsory subject in Years 8-10.
The general aim of English is for students to continue to develop their ability to use the language effectively and appropriately for a range of purposes and in a variety of situations. Students are mainly assessed through writing, speaking and reading tasks.
In each year level, students will be expected to read/view a range of literary, mass media and everyday texts. These include novels, short stories, drama scripts, poems and film or television programs. In addition, students are required to write/construct their own texts, including short stories, letters, essays, feature articles and news reports.
At Ferny Grove, students are generally placed in mixed ability class groups for English, although a limited number of extension classes accommodate students who have proved themselves committed and capable of tackling more complex tasks. In addition, we are occasionally able to offer support (Impact) classes for students who find the core work of the course very difficult.
In Years 11 and 12 students are required to study either English or English Communication. A 'Sound Achievement' in at least one semester of one of these subjects enables students to meet the literacy standard which is a prerequisite for a Queensland Certificate of Education.
English is an 'Authority' subject which contributes to a student's Overall Position (OP) score at the end of Year 12. In addition, a 'Sound Achievement' in senior English is a prerequisite for many tertiary courses.
An academic subject, English involves the in-depth study of literature, media and other texts. Students are assessed through written and spoken tasks; by Year 12 students are expected to produce assignments of 1200 words and speeches of 5 minutes in length.
An alternative to English is the 'Authority-Registered' subject, English Communication. This subject does not contribute towards a student's OP Score, but aims to improve communication skills – especially the types of communication required in leisure, community and workplace environments. At the same time, this subject incorporates the study of some literature and media texts. Students are assessed through a variety of short written and spoken tasks, and real or simulated workplace tasks.
Students entering Year 12 have the option of studying English Extension. This is in addition to the subject English and students must have completed two semesters of English in Year 11 to be eligible. English Extension is a course which is more challenging than English and involves a detailed study and application of literary theories and literature.
Apart from various speaking and writing competitions, which are advertised to students throughout the year, the main co-curricular activity offered through the English Department is Interschool Debating. Each year, Ferny Grove State High School registers a number of teams to compete in the Queensland Debating Union (QDU) competition.
Debating is a great way for students to develop their abilities in reasoned argument and public speaking. In addition, debating builds self-confidence and promotes teamwork.
Students who commit to interschool debating work with their team and team coach to prepare debates on a variety of topics. Debates take place on Wednesday nights and the initial heats involve each team debating against other Brisbane schools four times. Teams which win three or four of their initial debates progress to the preliminary finals and finals rounds.
Ms Sue McPherson
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Professor Green
Follow UK rapper Professor Green, aka Stephen Manderson, as he takes an intensely personal journey to uncover the truth behind the suicide of his father – and look at why suicide is the biggest killer of men under 45 in the UK.
The three documentaries are as follows:
Professor Green: Dangerous Dogs
In Dangerous Dogs, Professor Green uncovers why both hospital admissions from dog attacks and the number of dangerous dogs seized by police are escalating rapidly. From the illegal Pitbull owner fighting in court to the underworld dog dealer selling puppies to pay the rent – this is a story of poverty, social class and a fierce debate about blame.
Professor Green: Suicide and Me
UK rapper Professor Green, aka Stephen Manderson, takes an intensely personal journey to uncover the truth behind the suicide of his father seven years ago. His platinum hit 'Read All About It' and songs such as 'Goodnight' have given fans a glimpse into this tragic story. But now for the first time Stephen discovers what really happened to his Dad. Opening up to close family for the first time about his estrangement from his father, re-connecting with old relatives, meeting others affected by suicide and laying bare his own demons, Stephen faces tough answers.
Through this personal journey, Stephen explores the wider scourge of male suicide in the UK. As the biggest single killer of men under 45, latest figures show suicide accounts for nearly 5000 male deaths a year in the UK. By understanding the complex factors behind it, the stigma around it and some of the ways it is being tackled, Stephen highlights the urgency of addressing this most pressing of problems.
Professor Green: Hidden & Homeless
In Hidden & Homeless, Professor Green sets out to reveal the modern face of homelessness, challenging our perceptions of who the homeless are and the reality of their lives. Taking a shocking look at how young people failed by the system live, Professor Green meets those trapped in the same cycle of rough sleeping, temporary hostel life, and sofa surfing. This is a generation of totally people without access to normal society, or even their futures.
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There are many different ways in which a person can infuse CBD into their daily routine. Some products, such as topical salves, merely have to be applied to the skin to reduce pain and inflammation. A few drops of oil under the tongue is often all that is needed to relieve anxiety, stress, and depression. Of course, there are a lot of folks that like inhaling vape juice as the effects hit them quickly, and the act allows them to feel as if they are smoking marijuana.
It is notable to mention that the CBD oils on the market can only have 0.3% of THC in them though. Hence, they typically do not give persons a euphoric high. Then again, cannabidiol does not produce the negative side-effects that some individuals experience with cannabis such as paranoia or memory loss either. In other words, users get all of the good stuff without the bad.
There is also a new niche that seems to be taking the industry by storm, CBD infused beverages. For example, some companies are adding the component to water. This innovative item kills two birds with one stone, so to speak. It helps the consumer stay hydrated, which is a human need, and it assists them in addressing their anxiety-related needs. After all, who couldn't use a little help dealing with the worries and stressors of the modern world?
Anxiety continues being mentioned in this post because it affects many, many people worldwide. According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the United States. In fact, approximately 40 million adult citizens 18 years of age or older are influenced by the conditions each year. Typical types of anxiety disorders include...
Some people seek treatment from physicians, psychiatrists, and therapists, while others sit back and do nothing. Why would a person do such a thing? Well, for starters, not everyone has insurance, and many individuals simply cannot afford the out-of-pocket costs. Meanwhile, a lot of folks just do not want to talk about mental illness as they believe it makes them appear vulnerable or weak. However, this approach is likely not the best one to take as suicidal thoughts can become part of the equation. When that type of thinking occurs, the outcome is probably not going to be pretty.
Tons of people drink a delicious cup of Joe in the morning to help them wake up and become more alert. Heck, some folks even sip on coffee throughout the day or after a meal in the evening. Unfortunately, those with anxiety disorders are not always able to do so as the caffeine can make their symptoms even worse. CBD for coffee could prove to be the ideal solution for this dilemma.
Research suggests that CBD for coffee may allow consumers to enjoy the hot beverage without overstimulating the nervous system. It is believed that cannabidiol increases the calming capabilities of the adenosine receptors. Sometimes, coffee drinkers become jittery and uneasy after consuming too much caffeine. Hence, many people avoid java altogether to ensure that they don't have to face those feelings. That is no way for a person to have to live his or her life, though, especially if their taste buds look forward to the delicious taste each day. So, consider giving CBD for coffee a try to discover the benefits for yourself.
Anyone keeping up with marijuana legalization knows that the drug is still illegal on a federal level. The DEA has cannabis categorized as a Schedule I narcotic. It is in the same class as drugs like heroin, LSD, ecstasy, peyote, and methaqualone. However, due to society viewing legalization in a favorable light, the government has allowed states to make their own decisions on legalizing marijuana for medicinal or recreational purposes. Also, the FDA has removed some restrictions so that scientists can study the plant further to find out what it truly has to offer.
One investigation proposes that CBD and caffeine have mood-boosting attributes, which can complement each other nicely, making the coffee drinking experience even better. Additionally, both of the substances are loaded chock full of antioxidants. The human body needs antioxidants to prevent oxidization, or a chemical reaction, that can damage cells. Therefore, it is a smart idea to combine coffee and CBD, if for nothing else, increasing antioxidant powers.
According to the American College of Cardiology, cardiovascular disease, or CVD for short, was the leading cause of death for Americans in 2016. During that period, 840,768 people lost their lives to heart ailments. For 2019, it is estimated that 1,055,000 coronary events will occur in the United States. Of those, 335,000 will be recurring while 720,000 will be new. When health and well-being are the primary topics of concern, one can never be too careful.
Adding CBD to coffee may be beneficial to heart health. For starters, one recent study has linked cannabidiol to lowering high blood pressure. Ten healthy men were given 600 mg of CBD oil, which resulted in reduced resting blood pressure when compared to a placebo. High blood pressure puts people at a greater risk of sustaining health conditions such as metabolic syndrome, heart attack, and stroke. So, consider adding CBD to your diet to remain healthy and strong. Those that have concerns should feel free to discuss the treatment option with their doctors.
As if these reasons weren't enough to give CBD oil a try, stay put as there is still more. Due to its anti-inflammatory, powerful antioxidant, and stress-reducing features, CBD has proven to reduce cell death associated with heart disease in animal studies. One evaluation of diabetic mice with heart disease found that CBD reduced oxidative stress and prevented the heart from becoming damaged. Regardless of whether a person wants the compound in their coffee, or needs to take it in another way, this research shows that CBD might be the perfect answer for decreasing blood pressure and nipping heart damage in the bud.
There are many different types of cancers. It doesn't really matter which one a person is diagnosed with though because they are all scary. People go above and beyond to exercise, eat right, and avoid products known to cause the ailment. Yet, in many cases, some folks still wind up getting the diseases. However, there are a couple of things that persons may be able to do to dodge such a fate, consume caffeine, and CBD oil.
Caffeine is for way more than just giving the consumer a jolt of energy. Scientists have discovered that it can reduce the risk of particular cancers. An individual can drink coffee or take caffeine pills as directed to protect his or her body against developing colorectal or liver cancer. Thus, before cutting caffeine from your diet, discuss the pros and cons of the task with your physician to see if it is the right decision for you or not.
Meanwhile, cannabinoids have a chemical makeup that allows them to fight cancer cells themselves. Some researchers indicate that they break the cancer cells apart, which results in them dying before they get the opportunity to attack healthy cells in the body. Other studies show that CBD can slow and stop the advancement of the bad cells. Further research is needed, but it appears as if cannabidiol and caffeine could hold some of the answers to the mysteries surrounding cancer.
Some people argue that caffeine is an upper while CBD is a downer. Thus, they believe that combining the two will cause them to cancel each other out. However, when the dosage of CBD is just right, it can act as a stimulant instead of a depressant. What does that mean? Well, in layman's terms, the two can work together cohesively, like a well-oiled machine, to make a person more focused, alert, and awake. Plus, the CBD still has the ability to fight anxiety, depression, and more.
Each person is unique, which means people may not have the exact same experiences with the caffeine and CBD mixture. Folks shouldn't discredit the benefits before they give the combination a shot though. So, get a cup of CBD-infused coffee today and find out what all of the fuss is about. The chances are good that you will enjoy the product, tell your friends about it, and drink it together at home or coffee shops for years to come.


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All of us have gotten carried away at one time or another with trying to find that one magical or secret supplement that will give us the incredible muscle and strength gains that we're more than willing to work so hard to achieve, but just don't seem to come quick enough. Some of the newer supplements on the market (creatine being the best example) do work incredibly well for many people. However we always remind our clients that for continued gains they must stick with the basics of good bodybuilding nutrition. And for more than four decades desiccated liver tablets have been a mainstay of good bodybuilding nutrition.
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McALLEN — The transition from middle school basketball to varsity basketball was night and day for PSJA High forward Kaylah Hernandez.
A freshman like Hernandez wasn't looking to draw attention to herself or make waves with her older and more experienced teammates.
"When I began (the year), I would sit and watch them (older teammates) play. I wasn't a starter," Hernandez said. "I'd be like, 'OK, if they put me in, I'm going to be ready. I'm going to focus and take everything slow.' Well, it worked."
In addition to capturing District 30-6A's Newcomer of the Year honors, Hernandez was named as The Monitor's 2018-19 All-Area Girls Basketball Newcomer of the Year. Hernandez averaged 10.1 points and 7.6 rebounds per game for the Bears.
This season, Hernandez joined the team alongside senior mainstays Ashley Pecina (13.1 points) and Dee Galvan (7.2 points, 4.3 rebounds, 2.4 assists).
"It took some time because I stayed with my little freshmen group at first," Hernandez said. "Then we started getting closer and they helped me with a lot of what I needed to do. I was really blessed to have them as seniors. They're going to help me this summer to become bigger and better next year."
"When we put her in a game early on this season, the first thing I noticed about Kaylah is that she's not afraid," PSJA High coach Nelly Treviño said. "She's doesn't worry. She's ready to go. When you have a kid like that, who is also super athletic and soaks up everything that you're teaching, you know good things are going to happen for her. She didn't start the first eight games, but when we able to work her in (the starting lineup), she hit it off with Dee (Galvan) and (Ashley) Pecina. They trusted her from the start and just ran with it. She's the kind of kid a coach wants to have."
The PSJA High program has gone through several facelifts over the past handful of seasons. The Bears had not made the playoffs since the 2015-16 season, when they finished in third place as a part of District 32-5A.
During that season, the Bears were coached by Stephanie Cantu, but she moved on to take the job at McAllen High, her alma mater. The loss of their head coach, coupled with move up to Class 6A, was a bad mix for PSJA High, which won a combined seven district games over the next two seasons.
In her second season on the job, Treviño helped the team make huge strides in 2018-19. The Bears won 27 games and qualified for their first postseason since Cantu's final year as the No. 3 seed from District 30-6A.
"During that first year, it was hard because I remember when I was a player and how hard it was when you weren't winning," Treviño said. "Even though the record didn't show it, I knew that we were heading in the right direction."
Hernandez will be the top returning scorer from this season's playoff team.
"It (playing in the playoffs) was really scary. I couldn't believe it at first, but we had our minds set on making the playoffs," Hernandez said. "I've been watching (LeBron) Bronny James Jr. highlights and other prodigies to see what they do. They inspire me to change what I can do and how I can do things better and stronger."


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The Cyclops watch from Mr Jones has yet again shown why this gear-driven company is on the dot when it comes to their time-telling designs.
With a simple concept of using dots instead of numbers, the Cyclops watch tells time through the translation of a moving hollowed circle. Composed of stainless steel, the watches are available in Cyclops, Cyclops SE or Cyclops LE. Each version of the Cyclops watch has a minor design detail that makes it standout.
The Cyclops is the classic, stainless steel watch with stainless steel bands in the white and multi-colored design. The Cyclops SE is the special edition and is all black, with gradations of grey in place of the color circles. The Cyclops LE is timeless and similar to the original Cyclops watch but with a white leather band.
The Cyclops Watch From Mr Jones is Elegant and Timeless in Design
Carly Foy — June 7, 2011 — Art & Design
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Birth Art and Mind-Body Birthing
Birth art is one of the mediums I use to explore birth and it's possibilities. On occasion, women are not interested in drawing pictures of themselves because they consider it childish or because they feel they can better express themselves in words. The majority of women though are curious and excited about birth art. The reason I like to use birth art (in the form of drawing, clay, dance and acting for example) is that it has been very helpful in discovering the more intuitive, mind/body birthing strength in each woman and partner.
In the first drawing above, I asked the woman to draw her fears. She said she had none and didn't know what to draw. I suggested that she draw a self-portrait while keeping in mind the word fear. The large heart represents her and the little one represents her unborn daughter. They are both happy and connected. Green is the colour she feels strongest about it also represents assertiveness. Both mother and child are in the same colour, sharing a connection that they are in this together. The green lines around the mother and child represent the mother's radiating strength of body and mind. It is unbroken and surrounds her. The blue swirls around the outside of the drawing represent infinite protection of the birthing mothers strength. I asked this mother if her fear was that something would come and break this infinite protection of strength. She said no, because it is infinite and unbreakable.
The second illustration is a drawing of the mother in the birth environment during labour/delivery. I asked her to make a self-portrait of the birth room. She said it was similar to the first drawing in that it was about her and her daughter surrounded by an infinite amount of strength and protection. She said there was no one else in the room, no material objects or presence other than of her and her child. This is because no matter what happened, if she was on a bed or the floor, if there were doctors she didn't like, they were irrelevant to her. She felt that she had sufficient support from her connection to her child, and the strength of her mind to get her through her birth. This was her experience and no one could touch it.
During her labour in the delivery room, she squatted on the bed (it was in an L shape and she hugged the upper part of it) and her self-portrait was tapped to the wall in front of her. It helped her to remember the mental strength she knew she had and helped her have the strength to believe in the infinite protection.
This woman had incredible power in her birth experience. Her birth art helped her express her birth vision and supported her through her delivery. It also helped me (her doula) be aware of where her strength came from so that I could help her use it as a focal point to get through the pain and discomfort of labour. Her birth art was a source of power in keeping her on top of the pain. She had a natural labour with no interventions (not even an IV, no drugs).
Every time an intervention was recommended, I was able to remind her of her strength and she was able to avoid the intervention, rather than become discouraged and disempowered. The birth art made us both aware and served as a reminder to be aware of her infinite strength and protection.


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23 Feb Promotional merchandising or how to be more effective in your Marketing strategy?
With a promotional t-shirt or a personalised branded diary, promotional merchandising is becoming one of the most effective methods of achieving your objectives. Discover how to build on this strategy of promotional merchandising in order to strengthen your attractiveness and much more!
Promotional merchandising – an original way to improve your brand image
Whichever method you use, your promotional policy has three main goals:
To strengthen your online reputation and your brand image
To create customer loyalty by strengthening your relationship with them
To gain new leads or customers
More often than not, your strategy will sway toward one of these elements, as it is difficult to achieve these 3 different goals. Nevertheless, they all have their sights set on the same end: to speed up and strengthen your development.
However, promotional merchandising is the perfect way to tackle this triple challenge, while adapting to the expectations of your customers or potential customers.
Personalisation, the strong trend of a successful promotional strategy
Promotional merchandising indeed appears to be less intrusive in the eyes of consumers than traditional advertising or even email marketing. A dimension is added to the message that you wish to send your recipients of the objects personalised under your name, which could be fun, functional, practical or even attractive.
For instance, a personalised advertising diary will always be appreciated, because it provides a practical answer to an existing need. Similarly, a USB stick, branded with your logo and/or your contact details, will become a daily accessory for the person to whom you offer it.
This kind of promotional merchandising combines the need of your business to promote itself with your ability to fulfil a need of your potential clients. Personalised advertising calendars, promotional t-shirts, lighters branded with your name… there are so many promotional merchandising ideas, among which you must choose the most appropriate for your needs.
Promotional merchandising, the container is just as important as the contents
Numerous studies speak to the effectiveness of using these types of promotional strategies through merchandising, but it is even more important that the two main elements are equally matched: the container (the merchandise itself) and the content (your message). With a personalised branded diary or even a personalised branded calendar, you make the choice of a practical object that everyone uses. The container (for example, your calendar) has a functional and practical use for the recipient of this promotion.
As for the content, it must account for your objectives and the nature of your operations. Of course, whether it is on a personalised branded diary or a USB stick, it is essential that you mention at the very least the name of your business, but you should also mention the quickest and most effective way customers can find you.
With a personalised branded diary, you could add even more detail and achieve other objectives. For example, in order to improve the efficiency of your commercial operations, the personalised branded diary or calendar may mark the dates of the company's main promotional events for the year to come. The details of your various services (trade, after-sales, billing, etc.) could appear in the list of contacts in your personalised diary. Therefore, you must adapt the message to your target market as well as to the object itself.
By taking care to choose your merchandise well and by personalising your promotion, you will improve your image accordingly (those who own the object will remember you), strengthen relationships with your potential customers (such as the suggestions below for a personalised branded diary) but you will also gain new leads (a personalised branded calendar, for instance, will be more effective as it is more eye-catching than a business card).
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The flag that inspired America's national anthem, The Star-Spangled Banner, was sewn in a small brick house in Baltimore City—and that building still stands.Continue Reading
Earlier this month, Preservation Maryland hosted over 200 revelers to our annual Best of Maryland Awards celebration held on the grounds of the vintage Glen Echo Amusement Park. Preservation Maryland and Smart Growth Maryland would like to congratulate all of the deserving awardees and thank everyone who helped make the evening a true celebration of preservation in Maryland.Continue Reading
The Catoctin Furnace Historic Building Trades Program in Western Maryland embodies the mythology of the phoenix as the symbol of rebirth and new life for both the historic buildings and the young people who take part in their preservation. Preservation Maryland is pleased to recognize the Catoctin Furnace Historical Society and Silver Oak Academy with The Phoenix Award at our annual Best of Maryland Awards this May.Continue Reading
Delegate Steve Lafferty of Baltimore County is a long-time advocate for investment in Maryland's cities and towns and protection of the environment. He will be recognized with the Legislative Champion Award by Preservation Maryland at the 2019 Best of Maryland annual awards.Continue Reading