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Black Leather Travel Wallet
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This wallet portfolio is handcrafted in Ethiopia from ultra-soft black-hued leather. It's sure to keep you organized (and chic!) on your next grand adventure. The uber functional design features 12 card slots; two pockets large enough to keep your passport, boarding passes and other important documents; one zippered pocket for extra security; and even a pen holder for filling out those pesky customs forms. You'll be the classiest voyager in all the land! Bon Voyage!
Due to the handmade and distressed style of the wallet, the leather is intentionally worn, adding to the uniqueness of this beautiful product!
- Handmade in Ethiopia from genuine leather
- Metallic gold slip closure
- Multiple pockets including 2 large pockets, 1 zippered pocket, 12 credit card slots and a pen holder
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I'm so excited to share with you the best Chocolate Chip cookie Cake recipe. Seriously… we love this stuff. We have a secret tip though. Well… maybe it isn't so secret, but let's pretend it is. 🙂 I'm using a cake mix! This makes my life to much easier because you don't need a ton of ingredients to make it, and the kids can even help.
Let's talk about how to make Cookie cake with Cake mix.You need a cake mix… obviously. For this recipe, we are using a yellow cake mix, but you can use any flavor you want. In a previous cake mix recipe, we used a chocolate cake mix to make Chocolate Butterscotch Cake Mix Cookie bars. Those are so good!
Ok, back to this chocolate chip cookie cake recipe.
Ingredients you need:
- 1 Yellow Cake mix
- 1/3 cup of vegetable oil
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 cup of chocolate chips (you could try m&ms too!)
- 9×13 pan (I love the Wilton Cake mix that is on sale here)
How to make Cookie cake with Cake mix:
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Combine all the ingredients in a bowl. The batter will be very thick. Fold in the chocolate chips (or m&ms).
- Spray the pan with nonstick spray.
- Press the batter into the pan – you will have to press it out.
- Bake for 20 to 25 minutes.
- Allow it to cool for about 10 minutes before cutting (or they will fall apart!)
My kids call this the best cookie cake recipe!
We really do love this easy cookie cake recipe and we do call it the best cookie cake recipe too because it is so easy to make and very versatile. You can take a single recipe and make it your own with a few variations.
More ideas for cookie bars using cake mix:
I thought I would give you a few variations that you can make different cookie bars using cake mix.
- Yellow cake mix with m&ms
- Yellow cake mix with reese's pieces
- Chocolate cake mix with reese's pieces
- Chocolate cake mix with butterscotch
- Chocolate cake mix with m&ms
- Chocolate cake mix with white chocolate chips
- Chocolate cake mix with regular chocolate chips
Can you tell I'm craving me some more cake mix bars? 🙂
Now since you are on this site and you know I love to save money I thought you would want a cost breakdown.
Cake Mix = about $1 (cheaper if you use coupons. I often get them for as low as $.25 with coupons)
Oil = about $.25 (maybe less)
Chocolate chips – less than $.50 (look for sales, because I often get them on sale and store then in the freezer)
eggs = $.33 (assuming you got a dozen for $2 – you can often get them much cheaper than that)
Grand total is…. $2.08 (or less) for a batch of these delicious cookie bars. That is much cheaper than buying them in the store for probably $4 or more. That is a savings of half off people… without even using coupons.
Try Funfetti Cake Mix Recipe for another quick treat that tastes delicious.
Now that you know how to make Cookie cake with Cake mix, you can head home and get messy in the kitchen with your kids. Try a few different variations and come back and let us know what you will make.
PINEAPPLE UPSIDE DOWN CAKE WITH CAKE MIX is another delicious dessert to try that looks fancy but is so simple to make.
More cake mix recipes:
Cake Mix Chocolate chip cookies
Snickerdoodle Cake Mix cookies

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Recovering from Loss: Methods to Move Forward
You may be grieving because of a number of different reason. Some of the most common causes of grief are the loss of a loved one, a divorce, or other traumatic change. Not all people react the same way, there can be a vast difference in emotional response to a situation. While you will respond in a different way than someone else, there are common steps to help you recover.
It is often forgotten in times of grief, how important it is to take care of yourself. Taking time to process, and allowing yourself to heal are all important steps in your recovery. A good starting point is to try to find a routine, this will normalize the scenario for you. Simple things, like having a shower, going outside for a walk, or just even getting out of bed are things to start with. There are times where you might not be able to do much, but even a little bit is better than nothing at all. Sticking with a healthy diet can make sure that your body stays in shape, even while your mind takes a while to recover. Many people also find regular activity to be therapeutic, exercise is a healthy way to cope with loss, says a weight counselor in Salt Lake City in Utah.
Outside Help
You may find yourself struggling to get through this difficult time. It is helpful, in some cases, to find outside assurance for the emotions you are feeling. In Houston, grief counseling services are a great way to work through this. A trained counselor will provide you will validation for your emotions, tips on how to work through them, and let you know that you are not alone with grief. They can also identify things that could set back your recovery, allowing you to avoid triggering situations. All of these are helpful when struggling with grief, from any cause.
If you are in Houston, grief counseling is available to you. Find out more about Grief Recovery Center.


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The Perception of Simple Auditory Rhythmic Sequences
The perceptual organization of rhythmic stimuli can be considered to be a paradigm for the perception of structure in time. An experiment is described in which subjects were asked to organize simple auditory rhythmic patterns. These data are presented as distributions of responses within subjects and across subjects. A fine temporal resolution histogram plot of within subject data provides some supporting evidence for a quantum theory for the perception of time. A latent variable structural equation model of Garner's run and gap principle is fit to these data. The hypothesis that the length of time a subject requires to respond to a rhythm influences the perceived structure is tested and it is found that latency to response has a significant but negligible effect on the perceived structure. A second set of predictions is generated from a model based on minimization of redundancy as defined in information theoretic terms, and two models based on these predictions are fit to the data. It is found that one of the information theoretic models provides a much better fit to the experimental data than do the run--gap models. A third set of predictions is generated from an energy transfer calculation and two models based on these predictions are fit to the data. One of these two models fits the data somewhat better than the run--gap model, but not nearly so well as the entropy model. Model parameters are compared across individuals and within individuals to test whether there is a discernible difference between musically trained and musically untrained individuals. It is found that the estimated prediction parameters from the run--gap model provide a good discriminating function for discerning musicians from non--musicians within the sample.


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My name's Andy, and I collect washing machines. I know, I know--it's not exactly the world's most ordinary hobby. They have a surprisingly interesting history, though, and as a symbol of the way domestic life has changed through the ages they've always fascinated me. They're also an appliance on which many of us have come to rely, and for me that's where it all started--when I wanted to try fixing my own machine before calling in a pro. If you're experiencing problems with yours--or if you just fancy learning a little more about something most of us take for granted--read on!
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4 ways to build a strong resume when you don't have work experience | ISIC Card New Zealand
Click here for tips on how to build that amazing resume when you might not have all the necessary work experience.
If it is your first job or you are changing careers, chances are that you either you do not have any work experience, or you do not have relevant work experience. These days, even some entry level jobs require 2 to 3 years of experience, so it is essential that your resume represents you in the best light possible. Here are some hints that may come in handy when you start to write your resume.
Arrange your resume so it highlights your strengths
When you do not have any work experience, the key is to arrange your resume so your personal information comes before any work experience. For example, if you have just graduated, put the education field first, or you can possibly start with your skills. If you have some skills that are required for a job, be sure to mention them. Try to back it up with some examples where you mastered those skills. And after all, it is not bad to put a personal description before everything, including some of your hobbies, because that may just be the way to connect with your future employer. Information about your school projects or volunteering might be more important that information about your previous paid jobs if they did not relate in any way to the desired job.
Experience does not necessarily mean only paid experience
Do not worry if you do not have any paid experience. You can put in the experience field some of the volunteering you did that you were involved with during school. The employer may just recognise some characteristics that are required as part of your desired job.
Be sure you know what the employer is looking for
Check all the conditions that are listed in the description to see that the job really is what you are asking for. If you cannot relate in any way to the job offer, maybe then it is best to skip it.
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Make your application to the point and proofread it before sending
It is important to not make your resume too long. Usually the employer will have a lot of resumes to view and they will just spend a limited time reviewing each of them. Your application needs to be informational, precise and overall, you cannot afford any grammatical errors as that will most likely present you in an unprofessional light.
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Handrails; impact-resistant wall sheets; corner protectors; crash rails; rub rails
Completed in 2018, the £35m Stirling Care & Health Village development integrates health and social services within two new purpose-built facilities: a GP and Minor Injuries Centre housing a range of health services; and the Bellfield Centre, providing short-term care and rehabilitation for older people, as well as support for patients with dementia and those requiring palliative care.
The design of both facilities includes a wide range of features making them dementia-friendly; from a clear, spacious layout and inclusion of green areas and community spaces, to interior design elements supporting reminiscence therapies and wayfinding.
A range of Acrovyn wall protection solutions was used in both facilities to help maintain them to a high standard.
In the Bellfield Centre code-compliant handrails were specified for all circulation areas to offer necessary support to frail patients. Impact-resistant sheet was applied to walls behind beds in all en-suite rooms, while corner protectors and crash rails protect external corners and parts of walls in areas where impact damage from equipment was anticipated.
Throughout the corridors and waiting areas of the GP and Minor Injuries Centre, rub rails protect mid wall areas from wear and tear, and corner guards offer effective damage protection to vulnerable external corners. In addition, medium-duty crash rails were used in equipment storage and resus areas to prevent damage caused by equipment.
Installed by Conspec Contracts (CS' in-house installation team), Acrovyn products help to provide a clean, safe and supportive environment and protect interior surfaces from damage, reducing maintenance costs.


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Summer Special Offer!
June 16th, 2017 by Gary Jones Magic
Gary Jones Magic is offering big discounts on any shows booked for Thursday nights throughout July and August, travel expenses would be added for shows out of the Exeter and South Devon areas. Please contact Gary for details and a free no obligation quote.
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This is pretty cool- here's a brand new video from the Vistoso Bosses, a young group here in Atlanta that Billy's done a lot of work with. We LOVE these girls- they are talented, fun, hard working AND really sweet. They have a style and a great message that's all their own. I think they did a super job with the video- know anyone who would enjoy their music? Pass it on!
(Update: check out the Vistoso Bosses on a Wilderness Adventure!!)
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2015 Lexus LX Lease Near Sterling, VA
Learn More About Leasing the 2015 LX at Pohanka Lexus of Chantilly
What's better than a full-size luxury SUV that's big on performance, style, and technology? Getting to drive that vehicle for a low monthly payment with a 2015 Lexus LX lease near Sterling, VA, at Pohanka Lexus of Chantilly. If you've been waiting for an innovative SUV you'll be proud to drive, it's time to visit our dealership and check out everything the thrilling Lexus LX 570 has to offer.
Both inside and out, the Lexus LX 570 is built with superior craftsmanship and high standards. Its commanding silhouette, 20-inch alloy wheels, chrome accents, and automatic and adaptive High-Intensity Discharge headlights will turn heads wherever you go. At the same time, premium leather materials and quad-zone automatic climate control help keep the interior comfortable and luxurious for every trip you take.
In terms of technology, the all-new Lexus LX is both ahead of the curve and equipped to keep you entertained whether you're headed into D.C. for the day or just running a quick errand to Safeway. The LX 570's SmartAccess1 remote keyless entry system allows you to lock and unlock your doors, open the trunk, and start your vehicle without having to take it out of your pocket, bag, or purse. Bluetooth® with voice command2, an advanced Navigation System3, and an 8-inch touchscreen display come standard and help you stay intuitively connected to the world around you. And an available 19-speaker Mark Levinson® Reference Surround Sound Audio System4 makes your music, movies, news, sports, and more feel like they're happening right inside the LX's cabin.
While you and your passengers are enjoying the comforts and conveniences of the 2015 LX's interior, its performance-driven 5.7-liter V8 engine is moving you forward with precision, power, and reliability. Capable of generating 383 horsepower and 403 lbs.-ft. of torque, the Lexus LX 570 also delivers impressive handling and balance thanks to its Adaptive Variable Suspension system, engine-speed-sensing progressive power-assistive steering, and 6-speed sequential-shift automatic Electronically Controlled Transmission. And with a variety of pioneering off-road technologies and a maximum towing capacity of 7,000 lbs.5, the LX 570 proves power and refinement can go hand-in-hand.
When you choose a 2015 Lexus LX lease near Sterling, VA, you'll enjoy a number of benefits from both the vehicle and Pohanka Lexus of Chantilly. Our Finance Department will work with you to find the best leasing options for your needs and budget, offering terms based on annual mileage or length of time and even providing a number of exclusive promotions and incentives to ensure your leasing experience is simple, hassle-free, and fun. Best of all, you get to drive home from our dealership with a brand-new luxury vehicle, without the luxury price tag.
Another benefit to your lease through Pohanka Lexus of Chantilly is a variety of options when your term is up. You can return the LX 570 to our dealership and hand in the keys, no questions asked. You can choose to lease the latest LX model, or another innovative Lexus vehicle if your needs have changed. What's more, you have the option to purchase your 2015 LX for its depreciated value if you decide you can't part with it.
When you're ready to get behind the wheel of an exciting and sophisticated new full-size SUV with a convenient and budget-friendly term, visit Pohanka Lexus of Chantilly and learn more about your options for a 2015 Lexus LX lease near Sterling, VA. Our new-vehicle showroom is located at 13909 Lee Jackson Memorial Hwy in Chantilly, VA, so stop by today and take a test drive in the innovative, powerful, and refined Lexus LX 570!
1 The SmartAccess system may interfere with some pacemakers or cardiac defibrillators. If you have one of these medical devices, please talk to your doctor to see if you should deactivate this system. The engine immobilizer is a state-of-the-art anti-theft system. When you insert your key into the ignition switch or bring a SmartAccess fob into the vehicle, the key transmits an electronic code to the vehicle. The engine will only start if the code in the transponder chip inside the key/fob matches the code in the vehicle's immobilizer. Because the transponder chip is embedded in the key/fob, it can be costly to replace. If you lose a key or fob, your Lexus dealer can help. Alternatively, you can find a qualified independent locksmith to perform high-security key services by consulting your local Yellow Pages or by contacting www.aloa.org.
2 The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by Lexus is under license. A compatible Bluetooth-enabled phone must first be paired. Phone performance depends on software, coverage & carrier. Bluetooth® audio device must be enabled with A2DP and AVRCP.
3 Availability & accuracy of the information provided by the Navigation System is dependent upon many factors. Use common sense when relying on information provided. Services and programming subject to change. Services not available in every city or roadway. Updates may be available at an additional cost from your dealer. See Navigation System Owner's Manual for details.
4 Mark Levinson® is a registered trademark of Harman International Industries, Inc.
5 Before towing, confirm your vehicle and trailer are compatible, hooked up properly and you have any necessary additional equipment. If gross trailer weight is above 5,000 lb (2,268 kg), it is necessary to use a weight-distributing hitch with sufficient capacity. Do not exceed any Weight Ratings and follow all instructions and cautions from your trailer-hitch manufacturer and vehicle Owner's Manual. The maximum amount you can tow depends on the total weight of any cargo, occupants and available equipment. Please consult your Lexus dealer or Owner's Manual for towing and load specifications.


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The Financial Times announces the appointment of Arthur Beesley as its European diplomatic correspondent. Beesley will be based in Brussels and report into Alex Barker (@alexebarker) who has recently assumed the role of Brussels bureau chief.
Beesley joins from the Irish Times where he was economics editor. Prior to that he served as Brussels correspondent, and he has held a number of senior roles at the title during a 20-year career in journalism.
FT editor Lionel Barber said: "As European diplomatic correspondent Arthur will further strengthen the FT's award-winning Brussels team. His appointment will help meet increasing demand for more in-depth reports on Europe among our global readers."
The FT's coverage of Europe and the eurozone financial crisis, including the series How The Euro Was Saved, has consistently topped the most-read topics on FT.com this decade. In 2012, 2013 and 2015, the FT Brussels team won recognition for its eurozone coverage at the Society of American Business Editors and Writers. In 2016, Gideon Rachman, FT's chief foreign affairs commentator, was named commentator of the year by the European Press Prize.
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The Financial Times, one of the world's leading business news organisations, is recognised internationally for its authority, integrity and accuracy. Providing essential news, comment, data and analysis for the global business community, the FT has a combined paid print and digital circulation of 793,000. Mobile is an increasingly important channel for the FT, driving half of total traffic.


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The National Health SummitRedesigning healthcare: What sort of health service do we want? And, are we prepared to pay for it?
Our health service is being challenged. From the rise in chronic diseases to an ageing and growing population to pressure on healthcare funding, our government and all healthcare stakeholders must find a way to creating an effective and sustainable healthcare system. Sláintecare is that way – the blueprint for an affordable, universal, single-tier healthcare system where all patients are treated promptly and effectively on the basis of medical needs, not their ability to pay.
2019, the first full year of implementation, has seen Sláintecare starting to take shape. Some key milestones include the formation of the new HSE board, agreement to re-organise the HSE into six healthcare regions with devolved decision-making powers and the publication of the review into removing private practice from public hospitals. now comes the hard part – implementing and paying for the reforms. With that in mind, the National Health Summit 2020, now in its sixteenth year, will ask how will we realise the reform plan's vision.
This event is attended by the range of healthcare stakeholders including policy-makers, leaders and managers in healthcare management and delivery, clinical leaders, patient advocates, researchers, academics, economists, service providers to the healthcare sector.
Since the early noughties, this summit has been 'the go to event' for senior leaders within the entire health eco-system. It is a forum that brings together the full range of stakeholders in our public health service to learn, network and share knowledge and experience. It is where healthcare staff and leaders, policy-makers, commentators and patient groups meet to constructively challenge current ways of thinking and offer new perspectives.
We hope you will join us again on 6th February 2020 for what promises to be another engaging and insightful day.
Our event will feature plenary sessions and dedicated conference tracks where we'll be addressing some big question topics:
- Realising our 10-year vision for healthcare.
- How to heal an ailing healthcare system? Making the shift from a Hospital system to a Health system.
- Are we in danger of returning to the past? The obstacles and challenges to implementing the regional healthcare reforms.
- International case studies on devolved regional health and care models.
- The future relationship between private and public healthcare.
- The Big Challenge: Disentangling private care from public hospitals – It will be complex, costly and take years… will it ever happen?
- What turns a good idea into reality? A discussion exploring lessons from innovation programmes across the healthcare system and those who are living the journey of getting an innovative idea or practice adopted.
- How to scale innovation faster for patient and population benefit.
- HSE people: Talking about the future HSE – A diverse mix of voices offering insights and learning about creating our future health service
The range of stakeholders who attend this event include:
- Policy makers
- Leaders and managers in healthcare management and service delivery
- Clinical leaders
- Patient advocates
- Healthcare researchers, academics, economists
- Service providers to the healthcare sector
Here are some of the well-known organisations who attended our 2019 Summit:
The Royal Hospital Donnybrook, Nua Healthcare, Molecular Medicine Ireland, CORU, Children's Hospital Group, IMO, RCSI, ByrneWallace, Novartis Ireland, HSE South, Our Lady's Hospice & Care Services, Midlands Regional Hospital, VHI, MSD Ireland, Rutland Centre, Temple St Children's University Hospital, AbbVie, Medical Protection Society, Clanwilliam Group, CareZapp, Beaumont Hospital, BraineyApp, St. Johns Hospital, National Rehab Hospital, Deloitte, UL Hospitals Group, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, PwC, Bon Secours Health System, IPPOSI, Servisource, GSK, Saolta, Westdoc, IPU, Dublin Midlands Hospital Group, Meath County Council, Accenture, Laya Healthcare, NTPF, Myhomecare, Pre-hospital Emergency Care Council, Boots Retail, Medical Council of Ireland, Uniphar, St. Patrick's Mental Health Services, Patients for Patient Safety Ireland, Grant Thornton, Irish Life Health, University Hospital Limerick, Tallaght Hospital, Connolly Hospital, Dept of Health, HSE West, Smith & Nephew, St. Lukes Radiation Oncology Unit, Roche Diagnostics, Vanguard Healthcare, National Office of Clinical Audit, Children's Hospital Group and many more…
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StaySteady cereal is manufactured by Organic Milling, Inc., a 60-year-old cereal and snack company located in sunny San Dimas, California.
With StaySteady, we set out to address the rising rates of diabetes and weight-related disorders. Were you aware CDC stats show that one-of-three people are pre-diabetic and that 90% don't know?
When we formulated StaySteady cereal, we set out to use the best possible mix of ingredients at the best cost for our customers. We built StaySteadyCereal.com to offer the best price and most convenient method of getting StaySteady delivered to your door.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If you are considering an addiction intervention for your loved one, you are likely to have many questions. We have created this section to help you answer them. Keep in mind that somethings vary from situation to situation. It would be unfair to you if we used a one-size-fits-all approach when dealing with your loved one. If you reach out to directly, we can answer your question during an initial free consultation. Please don't hesitate to reach out to us.
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Manipulation is one of the key tactics used by those who are experiencing active addiction. In fact, most addicts employ manipulation tactics and it's almost always to do so to enable them to continue using or drinking. Families often are unaware that they are being manipulated and if they are aware, they often let their emotions and feelings for their loved one prevent them from doing the right thing. Our addiction intervention specialists know all about this type of scenario and we can help open your eyes to see even more issues that maybe you haven't yet realized. What's more, is that our interventionist can see right through almost any manipulation that your loved one may attempt. We've developed workbooks that detail specific types of manipulation tactics that exist. Our interventionists have seen it all and heard it all. Trust us to handle your loved one. We can break down their walls to get to the bottom of their behavior and help them see a way out from their addiction.
Addiction intervention services are known to have a 90% success rate. So when your loved one goes to rehab following intervention help, it's important to know that they should be focusing on themselves for the first couple of weeks. You can be of support in many ways during that time. By adding funds to a card (most treatment centers are cashless environments but provide prepaid card accounts that you can load funds on to) or sending them clothing, hygiene products, or books in the mail. Any good treatment center is going to involve you and your family in the substance abuse treatment process. Although, it might not be right away so that your loved one has time to settle in and focus on their own recovery and getting through the difficult first couple of weeks. The reason is that family involvement in addiction treatment (at the right time and in the right way) has been proven to produce the best results. People who have had their family participate in their treatment in a healthy way, such as via family therapy or groups has shown to have a higher success rate. Community and support is everything for those who are in recovery from addiction. While you don't want to condone them while they are experiencing active addiction, you definitely want to show your support when they are doing the right thing and engaging in their treatment. If you have any other specific questions in mind regarding this, please ask one of our professional addiction interventionists.
Many people ask how long does rehab take. The truth is, this varies from person to person and from treatment center to treatment center. To get the most positive experience and the ability to change your life long term, addiction experts agree that you need at least 90 days. However, this isn't always possible. Every person's history is different and addictions are different. Some cannot afford to stay for more than 30 days and that's understandable. Any treatment center that we work with is going to advise a 60-120 day stay if possible. The only reason that this is advised is that a good amount of time in treatment can help your loved one achieve long-term recovery. Some treatment centers that we work with have independent living programs where your loved one can live for up to a year after they complete treatment. Just remember that there are options for each situation. Even if your loved one is unable to stay in treatment for a prolonged amount of time, there are options. Call us today to discuss this more in-depth and we can help by giving you an idea based on your loved one's situation. Nothing is set in stone and there is treatment available for all needs.
There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question. It truthfully depends on your loved one's scenario and different factors. Age is obviously being the biggest one. There is no way that it would be a good idea to have young children in the middle of an addiction intervention. Young children needed to be shielded from the addiction as much as possible and it's likely they already have been impacted. However, teenagers, young adults, and adults can and should participate in their parent's intervention if the interventionist feels that it will be beneficial. Of course, everything hinges on the type of relationship your loved one has.
This is yet again another reason why an addiction intervention process is done over 2-days. Our addiction interventionist needs to know all of the important details related to your family. When they are well informed, they can make the best decision on how to proceed.
If you are wondering if it would be beneficial to your loved one's situation, give us a call. We can discuss some of the facts, learn more about your situation and move forward from there.
Luckily, there's a list of 11 criteria for addiction that you can refer to for solid answers. No matter what your loved one says, these addiction criteria do not lie and they have been developed as a guide by the professionals. Take a sigh of relief and look at the facts.
The 11 Criteria are:
- Using in dangerous situations or putting themselves in dangerous situations due to their use
- Social/ Interpersonal Problems related to use
- Neglecting their life responsibilities and their family roles
- When they stop using, they experience withdrawals
- They have built a tolerance to the drugs
- They have the need to use a higher amount of drugs or have more drinks
- Many attempts to try and stop using that have been unsuccessful
- Spends a great deal of their time using or drinking
- Has experienced physical or psychological problems because of their use
- Stopped engaging in favorite activities
- Experiences cravings when they are not drinking or using
If your loved one meets any of the above addiction criteria, this could be indicative of a problem. Please give us a call today so we can help you get to the bottom of your loved one's situation.
A lot of people ask, am I to blame for my loved one's addiction? No, you are not. One thing that many families do not realize is that addiction doesn't discriminate. Addiction can happen in any family. Each family has its own history. Some families have had more traumatic situations than others. But even in the most seemingly healthy and loving families, addiction occurs. The sad thing is that it's almost always the tendency of the family to internalize their loved one's addiction. Meaning that they take the blame. This is a dangerous thing to do.
If you feel that you are to blame for your loved one's addiction, you may also feel that you have to fix it. For many people, this prompts isolation and inability to seek help. Please know that no matter what your family's past is - your loved one's addiction is not your fault.
To move forward and actually make real progress, it's important to put all of the blame and shame behind you. Your loved one can also use this shame and guilt as leverage to manipulate you. Enabling is usually the result. If this sounds like your situation, please reach out to us today over the phone. We will give you a free consultation.
The worst possible mistake a family can make is believing that they have to fix their loved one's drug and alcohol problem on their own. This is an absolute myth and causes unneeded pain and heartache. When a family believes that they must solve the addiction on their own and in secret, it isolates them. Of course, it can be shameful and embarrassing for others to find out that you have addiction going on in your family.
This is exactly why it is so important to reach out. Keeping the addiction to yourself and trying to fix it at home is not going to work. The reason is that addiction is an actual progressive disease and a disorder of the brain. You wouldn't try to treat diabetes on your own at home without consulting a doctor first. You definitely wouldn't try to treat cancer on your own at home either.
It may sound like a ridiculous comparison, but it's not. Addiction is a disease that can be fatal. It is classified as a brain disorder in the DSM-5. If your loved one had any other kind of medical condition that was fatal, you wouldn't hide and try to fix it on your own. You would be getting him or her the help they so desperately need. Addiction is just as deadly, so please realize that you need to treat it the same as any other life-threatening disease.
Fighting against the tendency to be mentally and emotionally affected by the stigma of addiction is difficult. However, there are those who do not stigmatize addiction. There are people out there that understand addiction and the fact that it doesn't discriminate. Get in contact with us and we can point you towards support group resources full of amazing people who are willing to stand beside you during this hard time.
The short answer is, yes. An addiction intervention can still help your loved one if they have violent tendencies. It can't be stressed enough that the reason why the process of addiction intervention takes 2 days is so the interventionist can fully prepare for situations like this. Day 1 in the addiction intervention process would be the day where our interventionist learns all about your loved one's violent tendencies. The addiction interventionist may suggest a different approach that deviates from the standard procedure. An approach that is fully thought all the way through.
Even if your loved one has the tendency to get violent, they still deserve to be helped. In fact, their violent tendencies may be in direct relation to their drug or alcohol use. Our addiction interventionists will pay great attention to detail, ensuring that no stone is left unturned. Contact us for more information.
No. Our addiction intervention specialist will be flying to the treatment center with your loved one. Our interventionists understand that addiction is a disease that is hard to face for some people. The thought of having to stop using or drinking can be very scary. That is why it is our standard protocol to have our addiction interventionist fly with your loved one and walk with him or her to the doors of the addiction treatment center. Leaving your loved one on the plane alone if they are not fully willing to go can result in your loved one decide against addiction treatment at the last minute.
Our interventionist will be there with your loved one as a companion and a friend. Someone who wants to see them on the other side of this addiction. Keeping your loved one comfortable and optimistic on the way to addiction treatment is very important. With Care Recovery Services, you never have to worry about your loved one being alone throughout this process. If you have any more questions that you need to ask about the addiction intervention process, give us a call. We are ready to help!
If your loved one is showing extreme signs of a seriously progressing addiction, feeling an urgency to address the situation is natural. Sometimes, families want us to come down and stage the addiction intervention in one day. We always let families know that while we understand the intense urgency they feel to get their loved one into treatment, fast and unprepared addiction interventions are likely to have poor results. Of course, there are a few select individuals who are at a greater risk of death or need to be caught at a certain time who would need same-day intervention. But if there is time to get you and your family fully prepared for the intervention it's best to take advantage of that.
An intervention takes place over the course of two days so that we can all be adequately prepared. While our interventionists have decades of experience in addiction intervention, we know that no two persons are the same and no two families are the same. It's best that our interventionist knows everything they can about your loved one and your family. The first day of the intervention process is the preparation day. Our interventionist will go through an entire workbook with your family teaching you all about the process of intervention from beginning to end. How to talk to your loved one, what an intervention is really about at its heart, who should be in the intervention, who shouldn't be in the intervention, and more.
During this preparation day, our addiction interventionist will ask you and your family some tough questions. No matter what you do, answer them with honesty. The advice and suggestions that our addiction interventionists give you could save your loved one's life. We stand by the protocol that we have in place to have the intervention over a 2-day process. If you have more questions, do not hesitate to reach out to us.
We can help you find an addiction treatment center for your loved one. In fact, we can do all of the heavy liftings when it comes to finding the right place for you. If you have a certain type of insurance that we are unable to work with, we will help you find someone who can. We won't refuse your call for not being able to help you. We can still consult with you and give you advice. We want to make a difference in your life and an impact on the addiction problem in our country. We have lists of resources available to suit the need of any individual – that includes you and your family. Let us help you!
Enabling an addict is "loving them to death". In order for an individual's addiction to progress and continue, there usually has to be an enabler in the picture. Obviously, almost no one would do things that they knew were contributing to the death of their loved one. Unfortunately, that is what enabling does – it contributes to their addiction and sometimes to their death.
If you find yourself enabling, it's not because you're a bad person. If you remember anything you read here, remember that addiction takes advantage of the goodness of people. No one is immune from that – unless they have the guidance of a qualified professional. A person who is addicted will exploit and use their loved ones for a place to live, for money, for a job, the list goes on. They will lie to you, steal from you, and manipulate to get what they want. That's the nature of addiction. That's what makes addiction a monster.
If you comply with all or even some of their requests, you are enabling their drug use. Of course, you do not want your loved one on the street, without money, or in jail. The problem is that if their addiction continues, this is exactly what will happen anyway. It will get to the point where they will experience consequences that you can't shield them from. You and your family can only take so much and one day, you will reach your breaking point.
Even though it goes against our very nature to love and protect our loved ones, addiction sometimes requires the opposite approach. Sometimes giving them a place to live, extra money, a car, and other necessities actually make the problem worse.
Our interventionist will work with your family to get to the bottom of how your loved one's addiction is continuing uninterrupted. We can help you see the decisions that you and your family need to make to move forward. The good thing is that the person who enables the most also has the most leverage when it comes to getting them into treatment. Our team of interventionist will jump on that opportunity to raise the chances of them agreeing to treatment.
An addict manipulates everyone and everything around them. If you believe that you are immune to the manipulations, you're not. Even the toughest families with the most healthy boundaries can be turned upside down. It's highly likely that at this point you have been conditioned to react and treat your loved one in a certain way that allows them to continue using drugs.
Addicts employ techniques such as guilt, blame, shame, or self-victimization. This can include blaming everyone around them for the addiction or constantly playing the victim - bringing up past hurts to justify and rationalize why they use.
This is just the nature of addiction. When a person is addicted, they trick themselves and others into believing these things. Instead of realizing that they are addicted, they protect their substance use and attack everything else around them.
An interventionist can help you get to the bottom of the family dynamics of enabling. They can help you learn to have better boundaries. Once you know that a big part of getting your loved one to accept help is to stop enabling behaviors, it is our hope that you do what you need to do to raise the chances of getting them into treatment.
A dangerous and false myth spread around about addiction and recovery is the "hitting bottom" myth. Some people truly believe that in order for a person to benefit from treatment or enter into recovery, they need to hit bottom. When families believe this myth, they take a step back and let their loved one continue to use and put their lives at risk.
Once you have an educated understanding of addiction as a disease, you will know that there are forces at work that make it unlikely for your loved one to get help on their own. If you think things can't get any worse, they absolutely can and will get worse. You may think that once they lose their job, they will hit bottom. You may think that once they get evicted, they will hit bottom. Unfortunately, these devastating consequences happen to many addicts. After they happen, some do realize their need to get help. But the majority of the time, they keep using or drinking. Some people even use the lost job or home as fuel to keep using.
The mind of an addict is a strange place where logic and sound reasoning are severely lacking. This is not an insult to an addict, it's just the reality of addiction's nature.
Thinking objectively, let's consider some of the things that can happen to an addict that most would consider "hitting bottom". There's homelessness, loss of their families, loss of their job, loss of their career, and the list goes on. For any normal person, this would be a nightmare.
At the end of the day let's not forget that addiction is a disease that quite literally hijacks the survival centers of the brain. If you want to understand and help your loved one, you need to be educated. If you are visiting our site and considering our services, it's likely that your loved one is already beyond control.
The best thing that you can do for your loved one is a step in and intervene. Studies show that early intervention in drug and alcohol addiction is the key to long-lasting recovery. It doesn't mean that your loved one can't enter into recovery if they have been using for years or decades, it just means that the earlier, the better.
You don't want your loved one at a point where they have to bounce back from major life-altering losses. Hitting bottom can also mean prison sentences and sometimes, hitting bottom means death – from which there is no coming back.
No, the initial call doesn't cost anything. The initial call is our first contact with you and your family. During this call, we will ask questions to get a better understanding of your situation. We can do a consultation with you on the best way for your family to move forward. We will also give you an overview of the intervention process and answer any questions that you may have.
The initial call is completely free, totally confidential, and all about us getting to know how we can best serve you. You are under no obligation to retain our services solely based on the call. If we feel that you should take a different approach to the problem, then we would do our best to direct you to someone who can help you do that.
Depending on where you and your family is located, we could potentially get someone out same-day or arrange travel plans to arrive within 24-48 hours. There may be certain situations where this is not possible, but we will have a solid plan in place regardless. You can trust us to get to you as soon as possible.
There are many models of intervention. The A&E show intervention utilizes many different interventionists who all use slightly different models. All interventionists perfect their model with the same goal in mind, help the family help their loved one. The reality is that interventions need to be tailor-made to every family.
Different models work for different situations. The show intervention follows an addict around for a week before the intervention itself. We do not do that. Most addicts know something is going on as most of them know what the show Intervention on A&E is also. Substances do not make them uneducated.
It is oftentimes harder to do an intervention on an addict or alcoholic who is expecting it. They have had time to prepare what they are going to say so they don't have to get help. What you see on A&E's show intervention are just the parts that are interesting for television. All of the hard work and planning that goes on behind the scenes is rarely if ever shown.
Out of the tens of thousands of interventions requested by them, they only do a select few every season. You are more likely to get an intervention sooner and help your loved one quicker by hiring on your own interventionist.
Absolutely. We have seen individuals from all walks of life, from diverse backgrounds and histories recover from drugs and alcohol. As long as your loved one is breathing, there is hope!
Long-term drug users will surely have their challenges. If your loved one has been using for years, even decades, that is all the more reason to take action and stage an addiction intervention now. Don't wait any longer to step in. Your loved one needs to know that despite their past, they can have a drug-free future.
Your loved one may believe there is no hope. But addiction is also a deceptive disease. It deceives the addict into believing that there is no going back for them and that their fate is sealed. If your loved one continues believing this and never hears the message that recovery is possible, they are unlikely to make any actual changes.
An addiction intervention is not a hostile confrontation and treatment is not a punishment. An addiction intervention is a place where we share a message of hope. Carrying this message to your loved one can save their lives. Whatever you do, don't give up on them. Even if they are a long-term drug user.
Despite all of your loved one's circumstances, no matter how bad their addiction, no matter how long they have been using - recovery is possible. Deep down, it is likely that they have the desire to stop using. Deep down, they know that addiction is ruining their lives. Let's open your loved one's eyes together. Long-term drug users can absolutely enter into long-term recovery.
Each person is unique. Depending on your loved one's history and personality, you might think that an addiction intervention is going to be a waste of time. You may feel that there's no way they are going to agree to go to treatment. Perhaps you have asked them many times over the course of months, years, even decades.
You may even feel embarrassed to allow an addiction professional to help in the first place. Some feel that allowing us to help is going to make it worse. Of course, this is exactly why the process of addiction intervention exists.
We have never worked with a case where the person was willing to go to treatment before the intervention started. Every family we talk to struggles to see how an intervention can be successful when they were not. But numbers don't lie. A professionally driven intervention process carries over 90% success rates. When families on their own are usually only successful 20% of the time.
That is because addiction intervention itself is not only about getting them to say yes. We must assist the entire family in changing the dynamics around the addiction to make treatment appear more comfortable. We often say that the family MUST hit bottom before the addict/alcoholic will. Addiction interventions go wrong when the family participating are resistant to the suggestions of the interventionist. Sometimes, the family can be even more resistant than the addict/alcoholic.
Bringing in an interventionist sets a clear example to your loved one that you need help as well. Addiction intervention grants families peace and closure. This happens regardless of whether or not the person enters a treatment program immediately.
An intervention with a willing and participating family is never a waste of time. But even if your loved one says no, a drug and alcohol interventionist will prepare your family with the tools they need to push back. Addiction intervention is strategically planned with your loved one's personality, tendencies, and history in mind. We consider all options.
Every person we have ever intervened on has been lost, in denial, and adamantly refused treatment. Some visibly high, adamantly deny the fact that they used just beforehand. This is why you are getting us involved, intervention is our full-time profession.
But let's just say that your loved one is one of the 10% of people who refuse to go to treatment…
This does not mean the intervention process is over. During the planning phases of the intervention, we are going to help your family identify a set of healthy boundaries. These boundaries will assist them in hitting bottom. Please note that "hitting bottom" is not always necessary for a person to seek and benefit from rehab, but for most stubborn, it's sometimes the only way.
We will need to help you to change all of the dynamics around the addiction. We must allow them to hit the bottom, but do it in a safe and controlled manner. When they are able to feel the uncomfortable nature of their addiction with no one to absorb the emotions of hitting bottom for them, they will enter a program.
Things will not continue on the way they have been before the intervention.
By getting your entire group on a path of recovery through support groups, you will naturally pull them up with you just as easily as they were pulling you in the other direction. Recovery for your family is going to take effort, just like their recovery will.
We will continue to guide and support you through this difficult time. You will never be alone in this battle again. As long as your family continues to be willing to follow our support, you will have closure to their addiction.
Most likely, your loved one will follow suit and get themselves into rehab or into a program.
In theory, a family is capable of staging their own intervention but is unlikely to be successful without a third-party, non-biased professional present to guide you through the process.
An interventionist carries very specific training, experience, expertise, and they are not emotionally attached to the person needing help. In most cases, the very reason why the person needs an intervention in the first place is because of family. Addicts teach their family to enable their addiction over the years. It's easy to see how they quickly can become part of the problem.
Many families feel that they are helping the person to stay alive, but they are shielding them for consequences. When the family does this, the person will never understand they need treatment.
A professionally driven intervention is about teaching the family how to allow the addict/alcoholic to "bottom out". But doing so in a safe, loving, and controlled manner rather than waiting for the legal or medical system to do it for them.
Your family will learn how to help your loved one without enabling them, how to set healthy boundaries with them without crossing the line into tough love. When you bring in an interventionist, it is unlikely that your loved one will be able to manipulate the situation. The reason that manipulation works is because you love them and they know it.
Interventionists are trained to recognize manipulation tactics and prepare you and your family in advance with strategies to respond to them. It's likely that your loved one will try anything and everything to get themselves out of the situation.
With an interventionist taking the lead your family will be prepared for anything they might do or say. The beautiful part of addiction is that the behavior is highly predictable. A patient is absolutely a unique person, but their addiction is not.
A Professional interventionist will also educate your family on the disease of addiction. Understanding how addiction affects the brain and body will help you empathize with your loved one's condition. You will also better understand their dire need for treatment.
An interventionist can keep things balanced, fair, and realistic. They are specifically trained to be sure that the approach does not end in an argument or emotional blowout. They will take the role of keeping this a kind, loving, and firm approach. They have helped many families get their loved ones into treatment. This experience can prove to be absolutely vital.


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Latitude: 53.3564 / 53°21'23"N
Longitude: -2.9991 / 2°59'56"W
OS Eastings: 333598
OS Northings: 384856
OS Grid: SJ335848
Mapcode National: GBR 7YHM.HJ
Mapcode Global: WH87D.XW0S
Plus Code: 9C5V9242+H9
Entry Name: 15-27, Lower Road
Listing Date: 20 December 1965
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1184549
English Heritage Legacy ID: 215462
Location: Wirral, CH62
County: Wirral
Electoral Ward/Division: Bromborough
Built-Up Area: Bebington
Traditional County: Cheshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Merseyside
Church of England Parish: New Ferry St Mark
Church of England Diocese: Chester
(east side)
Port Sunlight
13/138 Nos. 15 to 27
20.12.65 (odd)
Terrace of 7 houses. 1906. By C.H. Reilly. Roughcast with
half-hipped tile roof. Crescent form, one storey with
attic, 14 bays. Ground floor recessed behind skeletal
colonnade, under cat-slide roof; end blind blocks with flat
bands. Windows have paired sashes with glazing bars and
plank shutters with pierced circles. 1st floor has round-
headed roof dormers with flanking scrolls and small-paned
casements. Entrances have overlights and 2-panel doors with
small-paned lights; end blocks have inner round-headed
openings. 8 cross-axial stacks. Returns have sashed
windows with shutters, central canted bays under hipped
roofs. Rear similar with shaped gables to end bays.
Listing NGR: SJ3359884856
This text is from the original listing, and may not necessarily reflect the current setting of the building.
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Blueberry Maple Oatmeal Bars
- 3/4 cup (112g) firmly packed maple sugar
- 1 cup (125g) oat flour
- 1/4 tsp. baking soda
- 1/8 tsp. salt
- 1 cup (80g) quick-cooking oats
- 1/2 cup silken tofu
- 3/4 cup (240 g) fresh blueberries
- Preheat the oven to 350°F.
- In a medium-size bowl, combine ½ cup maple sugar, flour, baking soda, salt, and rolled oats.
- Add the tofu and, using your hands, create a crumbly mixture.
- Press two-thirds of the mixture into the bottom of lightly oiled 8- or 9-inch (20-or 23-cm) square pan.
- Spread blueberries evenly over batter.
- Cover with remaining crumb mixture.
- Bake for 35 to 40 minutes, or until lightly browned.
- Remove and while hot sprinkle with the remaining ¼ cup of maple sugar.
Cut into conveniently size bars.


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An Experience of Service, Community, and Spirituality Claretian Style
July 10-20, 2014 in rural Florida
July 10-20, 2014 in rural Florida
Ministry/Service: Participants will work in the northwest area of the Diocese of St Augustine.
Community Life: Participants support each other by working, living together, daily prayer, daily household tasks, and recreational time enjoying the surrounding country area's attractions.
Spirituality: Participants will have time to reflect on their experience in the program while exploring vocational options.This program provides an experience of ministry, service, community life, prayer life and spirituality that helps deepen one's sense of vocation in an environment that cultivates personal growth.
It is designed to help young women ages of 18-30 discover a deeper sense of their Christian call to serve and to enhance the gifts that God has given them.
Ministry Opportunities:
Through these activities and time shared, the
Claretian Missionary Sisters hope to help
participants experience how their gifts may
serve the community to bring hope and joy.
Ø Migrant life style and work on fields,
Ø Summer Camp Activities with children
Ø Youth ministry
Ø Social justice-
Ø Visiting families
Ø Visiting Elderly
ü Participants should be able to live in community with other participants and Claretian sisters.
ü Willingness to serve and share the joy of the Gospel with the poor
(Orientation and final evaluation is an important part of the program)
(Orientation and final evaluation is an important part of the program)
COST $50.00 + personal transportation (participants arrange with sisters how to reach area of the summer mission)
For more information and registration contact:
Sister Lili Tututi RMI
2325 NE CR400, Mayo, Florida 32066
(386) 294-2126
(386) 330-4527


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Announcements 3.26.17
Announcements for the week of:
March 26, 2017
This Week
- Sunday School for children and adults meets at 9:00 a.m. The adult class will be using Rick Warren's "Seven Greatest Words of Love" series for the next several weeks.
- Thank you to those who have already donated food for our emergency food pantry. Donations of non-perishable food can be placed in the plastic bin in the entrance hall. Monetary donations can be made using the envelopes available on the Ushers' Table in the entrance of the church.
- St. Michael's Annual Lenten Fish Fry is this Friday, March 24th. We will be serving fish from 6:30 -8:00p.m. (following Stations of the Cross at 6:00).
- The Bishop's Committee will have its annual retreat at Great Oaks camp this Saturday, March 25th from 10:00 a.m.-2 p.m. Please pray for your leadership.
Upcoming Events
- St. Michael's will be participating in the Annual CROP Walk for Hunger on Sunday, April 23rd. Registration begins at 1:15 p.m., and the walk starts at 1:45. See Jim Wangbickler for details, and an application packet.
- Gary will be taking Scrip orders on April 2nd. Please consider Scrip from retailers on the list for all your spring projects, yard and garden needs. Think about where you'll buying your Easter bonnet, wardrobe and candy. Fannie Mae gives us 25% on Scrip card purchases. Please plan ahead and to review merchants go to www.shopwithscrip.com and find retailer list to see all participating merchants and the percentage St Michaels receives. Thank you for your participation.
- Please note in the Weekly Schedule of Liturgies below which includes our Lenten Friday evening activities. The meditations this year will be on the Psalms of repentance.
- The Diocese is once again offering a Summer Camp from June 18th-24th. Information and an application can be downloaded at https://stmichaelspeoria.org/links-and-resources/ , or see Fr. Shawn.
- The Tuesday afternoon Study Group continues its study of Loving like Jesus this week at 4:00 p.m. at Panera Bread on Byrd Ave.
- The Intercessory Prayer Team meets Tuesdays at 12:30 p.m., following the 12:00 Eucharist. All who feel led to participate are invited.
- The Thursday Evening Bible Study is currently studying 1 Maccabees following Mass at 6:00 p.m. and dinner. Join us as we learn about the history of Israel between the Old and New Testaments.
- We are looking to organize a group to go see The American Passion Play in Bloomington on Saturday, April 8th. Tickets are $20 each. Contact Fr. Shawn if you are interested in going. More about the Passion Play can be found at: http://americanpassionplay.org/
- The ACW has Amish dish cloths for sale in the Parish Hall: $2 each, or 3 for $5. See Kathi King, or Marlene Crandell.
Weekly Schedule of Services
- Sunday: Holy Eucharist: 8:00 and 10:15am
- Monday: Morning Prayer 6:30 a.m.; Mass 7:00 a.m.
- Tuesday: Morning Prayer 6:30 a.m.; Mass 12:00 noon
- Wednesday: Morning Prayer: 8:30am; Mass: 9am
- Thursday: Evening Prayer: 5:30pm; Mass: 6pm Mass
- Fridays During Lent: Evening Prayer 5: 30 pm; Stations of the Cross 6:00 pm, followed by a meatless soup supper and meditation in the Parish Hall.


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Chances are I'm hung-over. I'm assuming, because I'm writing this Saturday... I joined a gay kickball league in DC and our first game is this afternoon. But as with any sporting league, the main event isn't the sport but rather the drinking after (or during). We had drinking yesterday after some practice. I'll have to get a waffle and bacon at brunch and rally with a Mimosa so that I'm OK for the game later. Here... how about everyone draw while I (assumedly) get some water and Tylenol... It's Sunday September 20th and it's time for this season's third QuickDraw!
As always, remember to work the whole page, tell a story, and as always trust your force, try out fun art styles, and head for the garden of madness! We had a lot of fun Gifs last week! Don't be afraid of trying out different mediums!
Today's Quick-Draw Theme(s):
We're keeping with last week's standard of two themes. Choose one or both, whatever fits your fancy!
Morning After
After a night of partying hard (or hardly partying?) how does you're favorite game character or world re-group? Brunch with the homeys? Asparin and a gallon of OJ? Or maybe re-up with a Mimosa or Bloody Mary? However they do it, show it off here!
Game Day
Sport(s)(?) season is upon us. Seeing as I've just joined this interesting little sports thing, I'm wondering how and where our favorite game characters would find themselves. Mario obviously has the monopoly on talent, seeing as he plays them all... but who might be give the plumber a run for their money?
The rules are simple:
- You have a single sheet of paper to draw a scene.
- Give yourself 20- 30 minutes of uninterrupted concept/drawing time.
- After the the time is up, put down your pencil/pen/stylus and upload your work in the comments.
- Be sure to comment on other's works as well! We have plenty of talented TAY residents around here!


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Ok, agree. I'll dump 2TB+ worth of data in my clean 5TB drive and plug it in to see what happens. Based on what you said, it should fail.
Should the fail confirms, I will format the thing in GPT+EXT3 (I read somewhere that EXT4 does not work on WDTV Live Plus) and try again.
The only challenge is that my computer is quite old, i.e. does not have USB3.0 ports, so copying data to my new drive was reaching about 20-22MB/s only on Windows 7 explorer. That means something around 40 hours to populate it with around 3TB....
Maybe there is a more efficient way, i'll google for something.


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Soft Targets: Recent Violence at Shopping Centers Prompts Property Managers to Carefully Evaluate Security
Rosenberg, Janice, Journal of Property Management
Historic Trolley Square is a trendy mall in Salt Lake City known for its unique shops and restaurants enclosed in old trolley barns dating back to the 19th century. It's also known for a deadly shooting rampage that happened earlier this year.
In February, a lone shooter armed with low-tech firearms--a pump-action shotgun and a .38-caliber revolver--shot nine people, killing five and wounding four. The terrifying incident ended when police killed the shooter.
While this was an isolated act of violence, the Trolley Square shootings underscore for shopping center owners and managers the absolute necessity of providing the best, state-of-the-art security for their patrons and store owners.
"Any good owner or manager is always looking for ways to improve security," said Charles Waldron, senior vice president of property management at Macerich, a real estate investment trust in Santa Monica, Calif.
Limiting factors
Neither the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) nor government agencies like the Bureau of Justice, the FBI or the Federal Trade Commission keep statistics on shopping center security breaches.
Patrick Kiernan, supervisory special agent for the Salt Lake City FBI, who worked with Salt Lake police on the Trolley Square shootings, said such instances haven't been commonplace in his 20 years with the FBI.
Still, recent events similar to the Trolley Square shootings have raised concerns. In April, a shooting spree broke out at the Ward Parkway Center in Kansas City, Mo., leaving three people dead. On Christmas Eve in 2006, a gunman killed a person at a mall in Boynton Beach, Fla., sending crowds of shoppers into a panic.
Additionally, anxiety about terrorism at shopping centers is growing. More than 60 terrorist attacks occurred against shopping centers in 21 countries between 1998 and 2005, according to information in a 2006 report titled Reducing Terrorism at Shopping Centers, by the RAND Corporation in Santa Monica, Calif.
None of those attacks occurred in the United States. But the September 11 terrorist attacks are a clear indicator the nation is not immune from terrorism, and neither are its shopping centers. In fact, the Justice Department's Joint Terrorism Task Force prevented a perpetrator from carrying out a plan to set off several grenades in garbage cans at CherryVale Shopping Mall in Rockford, Ill., in December 2006.
"Everyone needs to be concerned about terrorism," said Joe Marcello, executive vice president of national operations at IPC Corporation in Bannockburn, Ill. "We do our best not to remain stagnant. We're constantly changing our security efforts so people don't see patterns."
The United States is home to approximately 45,000 shopping centers, including about 1,200 enclosed centers, according to ICSC information. Because these centers lack barrier fencing, don't screen people as they arrive, and don't use bomb-sniffing dogs or X-ray machines, the Department of Homeland Security considers them soft targets.
And because shopping centers are perceived by the public as fun places to congregate, heavy-handed security measures are hardly the way to attract customers, said Scott Born, vice president of corporate relations for Valor Security Services in Marietta, Ga. Valor focuses exclusively on 160 shopping center clients.
"Absent the introduction of walls around malls and screening--and I don't think the public would tolerate that--the limitations of our security are defined by the environment we operate in," Born said. "The doors open in the morning and people can walk in. We don't go through their purses or backpacks."
Sizing up safety
To address the possibility of terrorist attacks on shopping centers, representatives from ICSC and the Department of Homeland Security met to discuss shopping center security soon after September 11. …


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EU Referendum Overseas Voter Registration: The UK Electoral Commission is encouraging British citizens living overseas to register to vote ahead of the referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union on June 23. To register as an overseas voter you must have previously been registered in a UK constituency within the last 15 years. Once registered, overseas voters can then choose how they wish to vote. They can vote by post, by proxy (voting by appointing someone you trust to vote on your behalf), or even in person at their polling station if they will be in their local authority area on polling day. To register, UK citizens should visit website: https://www.gov.uk/register-to-vote.
Notice to all United States registered Democrats: if you wish to vote in the Presidential primaries, as well as the final Presidential elections next November, you can vote from abroad by registering with Democrats Abroad. Go to their website: http://www.democratsabroad.org/join to complete your application to register and vote.
Groups & Associations
The Royal British Legion Thailand meets the last Saturday of every month from 2 p.m. at the Tropical Bar on Soi Khao Noi (Watboonsampan near the Temple entrance) in East Pattaya. You do not need to have served in the Armed Forces to become a member and can join in the many social events arranged throughout the year. The Legion's primary aim is the care and welfare of those who have served and/or their dependents. For general enquiries send email to [email protected], www.rblthailand.org.
Al-Anon Family Group. For more info, call the Helpline 092 674 4109 or John 089 933 7227.
Alcoholics Anonymous: The Pattaya Group meets Monday, Tuesday and Friday at 5 p.m., Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. All meetings are closed (alcoholics only) and are held at Soi Skaw Beach (off Pattaya 2nd Rd). Contact Carl 08-456-31-671. The Good Morning Pattaya Group meets 9 a.m. every morning. All meetings are 'open': contact 084 564 8479. The Jomtien Group meets every day at noon at Jomtien Long Stay Hotel: contact: Warren on 086 158 9688, Andy 080 570 1404 or Henk 086 070 6684, Thai contact: Somchai 081 445 3302. The Scandinavian Group meets on Tuesdays and Fridays 6 p.m. at the Norwegian Seaman's Church, Thappraya Road Soi 7: contact Hans 085 135 7755 or Rune (Rayong) 089 754 9515. 10.30 a.m. meetings every day at Satree Pattana Centre on Soi Skaw Beach off Second Road. Call 084 564 8479.
The Samaritans of Thailand English Help Line operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide support to the expatriate community. English-speaking staff, trained in crisis intervention will provide active, non-judgmental and empathetic listening services on the phone. All calls will be handled on an anonymous basis and are free of charge. (02) 713-6791.
Overeaters Anonymous – The 'Up to You' group meets Wednesdays 9:30-10:30 a.m. in the housing area just behind Pan Pan Restaurant in Jomtien on Thappraya Road. Call Steve at 038-364-207(h) or 089-250-1359 (cell) for directions or more information.
Narcotics Anonymous – Hotline: 082 811 2686. 3 English speaking meetings in Pattaya near Central Festival and 2 in Jomtien each week. Also regular Thai speaking meetings at 12 noon every Sunday, and Persian Farsi speaking meetings at 5.30 pm on Thursdays. Please call the Hotline for details.
The next meeting of the Pattaya City Expats Club (PCEC) will be held on Sunday, May 29. Everyone is warmly welcome. Dr. Mano (formerly Dr. Mettanando Bhikkhu) will return with a follow up on his previous presentation on the "State of the Nation." The Club meets every Sunday morning at the Tavern by the Sea Restaurant located on the north end of Beach Road (part of the Amari Orchid Resort). The program starts at 10:30 a.m. with a buffet breakfast available from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m.
A joint Chambers of Commerce Eastern Seaboard Networking Evening will be held from 6 p.m. – 9 p.m. on Friday 27 May at the Amari Pattaya. During the evening, there will be a short update on future infrastructure investment plans in the Eastern Seaboard by a representative from the National Economic and Social Development Board (NESDB), after which Sander van der Linden will elaborate on Corbion Purac's investment plans which fueled the Netherlands' position as the #2 investor in the Eastern Seaboard in 2016. The speeches will be kept short and delivered in relaxed setting. Admission cost is 500 baht for members and non-members and includes a cocktail dinner and drinks (cash payment on the door).
The Queen of England's 90th birthday will be celebrated with a Gurkha Curry Night at the Queen Victoria Inn Soi 6 Pattaya from 4 p.m. on Saturday 11th June. Food will be provided by the Gurkha Guards of the British Embassy in Bangkok. Admission price of 300 baht includes food, free door raffle, music, an auction, special guests and more. Proceeds will be donated to the 2016 Poppy Appeal organized by the Royall British Legion Thailand. For more information, call Ron Smith on 087 141 5619.
Tony's Fitness Center at the junction of Third Road and Pattaya Tai (South) will be holding an International Day of Yoga on June 21 to help raise funds for Tony's Animal Shelter, which takes care of abandoned, injured and abused dogs. There will be two yoga classes held during the event: 6 p.m. – 7.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. – 9.15 p.m. and those attending are requested to make a minimum contribution of 100 baht which will help provide medical care and food for the dogs. Register by 5 p.m. on June 21 at Tony's main gym on Third Road.
Holiday Inn Pattaya in partnership with Bangkok Beer and Beverage Co., Ltd. offers guests an opportunity to discover fine wines from Italy on Saturday 28th May from 6.00pm – 9.00pm at Havana Bar. Great Italian wines will be paired with an exclusive selection of complimentary international cheeses and canapés. Price: THB 990 net/person. For every two tickets purchased receive a bottle of complimentary premium wine. For more information or reservations please call 038 725 555 or email: [email protected]
Drink, Dine & Dance as Mantra Restaurant & Bar celebrates its 10th Anniversary with tasty exciting new and legendary menus. Enjoy new bar snacks and special price happy hours from 21:00 to 23:00, fabulous prizes and giveaways every night, live music and amazing 10th-anniversary promotions. New menu prices start from just 280 THB. Mantra Restaurant & Bar is located at the Amari Pattaya on Pattaya Beach Road. Call 038 429 591 for more information and reservations. Dress code applies: gentlemen – no shorts, tank tops or sandals.
The Bay restaurant offers diners authentic Italian cuisine and sweeping views of Pattaya Bay at both indoor and outdoor settings. Enjoy the evenings in an al fresco surrounding with a stunning view of Pattaya's coastline. Its weekend dining event, Saturday Night BBQ Buffet, offers a fantastic selection of meat and seafood items – diners will be spoilt for choice with its extensive variety of international dishes. The Bay is located at the Dusit Thani Pattaya resort and is open daily 18:30 – 22:00, except Sundays. Call 038 425 611 for more information.
Hilton Pattaya features two bars and three restaurants, and all are the perfect venue to create a wonderful moment at the popular Pattaya Bay. Dine on a light meal at Drift, or relax at Horizon while watching the sunset. Enjoy a lunch and dinner buffet at Edge, or savor exquisite Thai dishes at Flare. The exceptional dining experience at Hilton Pattaya is complemented by equally impressive views. For more information, call 038-253 000.
Experience the sights, smell and taste of Italian cuisine from the shores of Sicily only at Rossini restaurant located at the Royal Cliff Beach Resort. For more information, call 038 250 421 ext. 2007, 2037 or email: [email protected]
Roast Sundays @ Coast Beach Club & Bistro: Enjoy roast favourites such as Provencal lamb leg, whole roasted gai yang style chicken, roasted suckling pig, Churrasco slow roasted specialties all accompanied with fresh salads. You can enjoy a variety selection of 3 prices (THB 899++ per person, THB 1,000++ free flow soft drink and THB 1,500++ free flow red & white house wine & draft beer) every Sunday at 12:30-16:00 hrs. (Half price for children below 12 years old). Coast Beach Club & Bistro is located at the Centara Grand Mirage Beach Resort Pattaya. For more information or reservations, call 038 714 981.
Jameson's Pub weekly 3-course special menu 395 baht (net), main course with a choice of starters. Main course options include: Chicken Cordon Bleu, Steak Sandwich, Roast Pork, or Fajitas, plus Jam Sponge and Custard for dessert. Jameson's is located on Soi Sukrudee (Soi A.R.) in central Pattaya. Call 038 361 874 for more information or visit website: www.jamesons-pattaya.com.
The Thai Garden Resort offers nightly dining presentations with different themed "all you can eat" buffets at the resort poolside: Monday – pizza & pasta buffet; Tuesday – BBQ buffet; Wednesday – multi-cuisine buffet; Thursday – German buffet with roasted pig; Friday – Thai buffet; Saturday – international buffet; Sunday – steak & skewers buffet. The buffet starts from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. All this for just 399 baht net per adult, 199 baht net for children under 12 and free for children under 4. What you see is what you pay, no additional service charges or VAT. For reservations call 038 370 614 or make your booking at www. thaigarden.com under "buffet reservation". Thai Garden Resort is located on North Pattaya Road, 200 meters from the Dolphin roundabout and 200 meters before Tesco Lotus.
Big Fish restaurant offers a nightly seafood BBQ buffet for only THB 650 net or THB 950 net with free-flow wine. The buffet's recent upgrade features more high-quality, premium seafood choices and live musical accompaniment from acoustic guitar and piano. The buffet is available every night from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Big Fish is located at the [email protected] Design Hotel Pattaya. For reservations, call 038 930 600 or email [email protected]
Hearty beef dishes featuring the best of Australian natural and wholesome beef prepared in exciting ways are being served from now until 31 May 2016 at Elements Restaurant at the InterContinental Pattaya Resort. On the menu are slow-cooked Wagyu beef cheek served with shallots and ginger puree, Australian beef sirloin with roasted garlic and truffle pomme, veal tenderloin with beetroot and mashed potato, and for those who enjoy the rich taste of curry, massaman short rib served with curried potatoes. Prices start from THB 690++ per dish, with the menu available for lunch and dinner. For reservations call 038 259 888 or for more info check website: www.intercontinental.com/pattayaresort.
Seasonal white asparagus is being served at Acqua restaurant this month. The traditional accompaniment of hollandaise sauce is available with the added pleasure of smoked salmon or Parma ham. Acqua Italian restaurant is located in the Main Lobby of Centara Grand Mirage Beach Resort Pattaya, and opens daily from 6:00 hrs to 23:00 hrs. Call for reservations at 038 714-981.
Spa & Fitness Promotions
Throughout this summer, Breeze Spa at Amari Pattaya is providing a delicious aromatic scrub for all health lovers that helps skin recover from exposure to the sun and outdoor activities. Guests can enjoy the Mango Sticky Rice Body Scrub package, which includes a body massage of their choice, topped with a mango sticky rice dessert after the treatment from now until 31st May 2016, at 2,400 THB per person. For more information, call 038 418 418 or www.breeze-spa.com.
Silverlake Overlove Music Festival 2016 takes place at Silverlake Vineyard on Saturday, May 28 and will feature some of Thailand's most popular Pop and Rock bands, such as Scrubb, Mild, Lipta, Slot Machine, Jetset'er and Polycat. Tickets available at the door are priced at 1200 baht. For more information call: 02 938 44 74 or 083 701 35 39.
The Beach Club at Pullman Pattaya Hotel G invites summer party seekers to its first pool party – complete with action packed activities on Saturday 11 June, from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. The party will include a trio of top DJs, a swimwear fashion show and a wide variety of games and giveaways. In addition, guests joining the international seafood BBQ dinner buffet will also receive one free standard drink upon arrival at the party. Entrance is free. For more information, call 038 411 940-8.
See Da Endorphine Live in Concert at the Aranda Ballroom, Amari Pattaya on Friday, 17 June from 8 p.m. till midnight. Catch an early-bird ticket at only 1,000 THB net per person before 31 May (tickets are limited). Admission includes drinks. For more information, call 038 418 418 or email [email protected]
The Venue music bar on Siam Country Club Road at Lake Mabprachan hosts the amazing rock talent of Pop Joralie and fellow musicians Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 9 p.m. This band will guarantee to have your feet tapping. New menu available too.
Pattaya Latin Saturdays at Havana Bar, Holiday Inn: Come along and enjoy the biggest Latin party in Pattaya every Saturday evening with music CD giveaways, cocktail & food specials, dance animations & complimentary salsa lesson at 8 p.m. with Luiz Calderon of rumPUREE World Dance Studio (Bangkok). Free admission all night long (except for special events). For more information, visit webpage: www.facebook.com/SalsaThailand.
Enjoy live music at the Jazz Pit Pub with great music from Thomas Reimer, one of the most famous European Jazz guitarists, playing live on Friday and Saturday from 7.00 p.m. – 11.00 p.m. The Jazz Pit is located on Soi 5 off Pattaya Beach and 2nd Road. Tel: 038 428 374. You can also catch Thomas performing on Sunday – Wednesday from 6.30 p.m. – 10 p.m. at the Sugar Hut restaurant on Thappraya Road, call 038 364 186 for details.
The North Star Library on Sukhumvit Road, north Pattaya holds regular Thai language classes Mon – Fri from 10.30 till 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. till 2.30 p.m. Cost of admission is 100 baht per session for library members and 200 baht for non-members. Private lessons are also available for 200 baht per hour. In addition, the library also holds Yoga training every Tuesday from 1 – 2 p.m. at the Father Ray Foundation. Cost is 1200 baht for 6 sessions (first session free). For more information, call 081 575 4854 or email [email protected]
Victoria's Place Hotel & Restaurant invites you to join a Salsa party every Tuesday from 9 p.m. with free entrance, live music, belly dance performances and other activities. Victoria's Place Hotel is located on the corner of Soi 4 Pratamnak Road. For more information, call 083 820 939.


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|Can You Help Tom and Mary Run This Year's Poppy Appeal?
Husband and wife team hoping to recruit army of 100 local volunteers
A husband and wife team who are leading the local Poppy Appeal for the first time hope to recruit an army of volunteers in the run-up to Remembrance Sunday.
Tom Phillips and Mary Walker were struggling to find a space from which to coordinate their campaign until Hammersmith & Fulham Council offered free use of an empty office at 181 King Street, which recently served as Hammersmith's temporary library.
It is the latest in a lifetime of challenges taken on by Mary, 67, and Tom, 77, whose varied career included 14 years in the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm. Tom was later involved in setting up the first land-based marina in Bahrain, where he met Mary in 1978 when she was working in an admin role for a global business.
They married soon afterwards and enjoyed an adventurous life overseas and in the UK, ultimately settling in Hammersmith & Fulham off North End Road.
Mary says: " It's really important that we get young people involved, because they're the only people who can take it forward for the next generation.
" The Poppy Appeal continues to be a cause that people understand and sympathise with, although people often come up to me and say I'm the first collector they've seen this year.
" Clearly, we need as many people as we can possibly get. Whether they can put in half a day or a couple of hours, it's all useful."
Cllr Alan De'Ath, Borough Representative for the Reserve Forces and Cadets Association, was moved to find a suitable space for the campaign after being contacted by Mary.
He says: " Tom and Mary have an incredible energy and the effort they and the other volunteers are putting in is fantastic. Finding a space for them is the least we can do – now we need more people to step forward and sell poppies.
" The next four years are so important in terms of our nation and our community marking the anniversary of the First World War, and we intend to do all we can to show our respect and support for the work of the Royal British Legion."
Volunteers who can give up two hours or more between now and November 9 should drop in to 181 King Street, call Mary on 07791 888 142 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Up to 100 Unison union members and their supporters protested outside Glasgow City Council Chambers and Kelvingrove Art Gallery last week.
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Glasgow Life, a council-owned company, tried to ban the lunchtime protests. However Glasgow Life's lawyer failed to convince the Court of Session that the demonstrations were secondary action.
Unison called off a planned strike, also due to be held last week, because of a threatened legal challenge over wording in strike notification letters.


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