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Copenhagen is a very easy city to visit. The only problem with this is that it doesn't give me anything to rant about or feel like I need to tell the world. Apart from the prices – I made the mistake of wandering into the Danish Waitrose. I have never left a supermarket so fast in case they charged me for borrowing the basket.
Perhaps I have become comfortable with the upheaval of moving city every few days, getting used to different surroundings, languages, beds and food. Perhaps I am now comfortable with change? And I will be honest, it's not that hard when everyone can easily switch into your language, your phone tells you where you should be going and investing in a travel card means you can always jump on a bus when the legs give out. All of the cities I have travelled to have made the change of surroundings as easy as possible to cope with.
I visited the Experimentarium yesterday, now they are experiencing change on an unprecedented scale. Their building required some upgrades so they took the opportunity to make it larger, add in a roof top space and rethink their exhibitions. I think the Danish reserve prevented them from being fully honest about how tricky the process has been, but they had a temporary site in the city centre for a while, their offices are in a different site and they even had a fire in the old building to make things even harder. But the new building will be open late January and I'm sure it will be worth a visit – just to see the glorious staircases winding up through the middle!
Change is often feared as difficult, expensive and fraught with pitfalls, but in many of the places I have visited, amazing things have risen from large and scary change – whether that is a new building, new management, financial problems, drop in visitors etc. And that is easy, that leaves very little choice apart from to change (and now I'm having visions of Gordon Ramsey screaming at a scared restaurant owner), but the trick is really how to incorporate it even when things are ticking along just fine. What sort of scaffolding for staff, stakeholders and audiences can you provide so that everyone looks forward to change? I guess the main things I have learned are:
– agree your terms. It's amazing how many different ways there are to frame 'science', 'learning' and even 'centre'
– Be honest about what you are planning and why; it's ok to want to connect with more people, or to narrow the focus or to be more playful.
– Involve them. The more everyone can see a role for themselves in the new era, the less protective they will be of the old way of doing things.
Today I visited the gem of museology research that is the Medicinsk Museion, definitely sharing more than a content theme with the Wellcome Collection. They are proud to have been experimenting with process and content and pretty much everything since their beginning. The building is incredible, some of the content is pretty edgy and the staff don't have traditional roles but capacities for working on projects as curators and researchers. No hierarchy means that the right answer has to be found, there is no one who will point to the right direction. Exhausting, but it has opened my eyes to the possibilities when you stop the editorial voice and accept uncertainty and multiple lenses. Goodness – it sounds a great deal like an honest appraisal of the scientific process. At the museum they believe in a philosophy which steers them, but everything else is up for grabs. That sounds pretty exciting to me.
So that's it. Churchill adventure is near enough over. Just tonight's Danish dinner and tomorrow waiting for a plane. And then the report to write up – or draw. I don't think they will accept an interpretive dance or mime so that's out. It's been amazing, mind expanding and generally really good. Now I just need to make sure that work remains at this level of excitement for years to come.


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Date(s) - 05/29/2020 - 06/02/2020
All Day
Marina Puerto Escondido
Join WCM and a pile of fun-seeking Catamaran owners to explore the beautiful Baja/Sea of Cortez anchorages, partake in local food and beverage excursions, beach campfires, snorkeling, the whole enchilada. Too much fun to list here. Check out pics from years past here >>
- Meet at Puerto Escondido on or before May 29, 2020 (best to arrive the 28th)
- Meet and Greet/Happy Hour in front of the WCM office from 5-6pm (refreshments and appetizers provided by WCM). We'll run through the agenda for the week, distribute T-shirts, etc.
- Spend the next five days tooling around (and racing a bit, just for fun) from one gorgeous anchorage to the next, exploring the fabulous islands in the Loreto/PE area.
- Events include Island Barbeque sponsored by WCM, a dinghy appetizer raft-up party, and a weenie roast one night somewhere. Hopefully one morning we'll have Ralph and Helen's famous french toast breakfast!
- Wrap up at Loreto waterfront (weather permitting), or back at Puerto Escondido on June 2nd.
WCM plans to open up the charter fleet for guests that want to join or other paying charterers. Price TBD. Not sure yet whether this would be all-inclusive, or a shared expenses for provisions. Open to your input on this, if you have guests who may be interested.
Register Today »
Contact Kim for more info.

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- What are your hours?
We are available by appointment Tuesday through Saturday from 10am to 6pm. We are closed Sundays & Mondays.
- Where are you located?
Our boutique studio is located in the historic district of downtown Powell at 45 Grace Drive, Powell, OH 43065. We are conveniently situated right across the street from the Powell post office.
- What form of payment do you accept?
We accept cash, check, American Express, Discover, Mastercard & Visa.
- Do I have to come in for a Consultation?
Yes, the consultation is a key part of your custom experience with Klatte Photography. This is where we will get to know you better & begin to plan out every detail of your experience. The consultation is relaxing and fun & will help you start to envision your story as we bring it to life!
- What does the Session Fee cover? Does it include any images?
The session fee is paid at the time you book your experience & is non-refundable. This fee covers the personalized consultation, the planning & preparation for the session, the time & talent of the photographer during the session, the image preparation & slideshow creation, the reveal appointment with online image gallery & ONE ordering appointment where you select your images & products.
The session fee does not include any images or products & is a non-refundable fee that is required in order to secure your session date on our calendar.
- How much should I plan to spend?
When budgeting for your portrait experience, you should account for both the session fee & the pre-investment. The final amount that you ultimately invest is entirely dependent on you, as everyone's individual preferences for displaying their final images may vary & our products are completely customized to you & your needs.
The "pre-investment" is the minimum requirement that you must invest in your final images at your ordering appointment. This amount is determined in order to help our clients establish & prepare a budget for the complete experience well ahead of time. This allows us to allocate the time & quality of service required in order to consistently deliver the highest level of personalized experience for you. We offer many different portrait sessions all with different pre-investments:
Weekday Family Session Pre-investment - $250
Weekend Family Session Pre-investment - $350
Destination Family Session Pre-investment - $500
Senior Session Pre-investment - $500
Wedding Collections - starting at $4000
- When is the "Pre-investment" Due?
By booking your portrait session experience with Klatte Photography, you are making a commitment to the minimum pre-investment required for your session.
In order to provide you with the level of experience we strive for, we must turn down other clients in order to dedicate our time solely to you throughout the entire process. The minimum pre-investment must be paid in full at the reveal appointment as compensation for services rendered & will be applied to your finished portrait order.
- When will I get to see the Images from my session?
When you book your portrait experience with Klatte Photography, you can expect to meet with us 4 separate times:
- The consultation
- The session
- The reveal appointment
- The ordering appointment
Your reveal appointment is the time where you will come to the studio to view the images from your session in a custom designed highlight slideshow set to music. This appointment is typically scheduled 1 to 2 weeks after your session date. Your pre-investment is due at this appointment & is valid for 30 days. Once this is paid we will release your images to an online gallery for at-home viewing for 30 days.
Your ordering appointment is the time to make your final selections to purchase. In order to ensure the best experience possible & give you the highest level of satisfaction, we will not proceed with a sales appointment if all decision makers are not present at that time. This appointment must be scheduled within 30 days after your reveal appointment before your pre-investment expires. Please be aware that if an additional ordering appointment is required there is a $100 fee.
- When will I receive my Finished Portraits?
Depending on your final selections, your custom portrait products will typically be ready 2 to 3 weeks after your ordering appointment. Longer times can be expected for coffee table albums & books.
Half of your portrait order total is due at the ordering appointment. The remaining balance of your order is due at time of pick-up. Partial order pick-ups are allowed, however your invoice total must be paid in full.
- How long do you keep my Images?
You can relax knowing that we archive all of your files indefinitely. However, if you need to access files from our backups beyond 1 year from the delivery of your finished order, we will charge a fee of $100 to retrieve those files for you.
- What happens if I need to reschedule my Session (or an appointment)?
We understand that sometimes unexpected emergencies arise that will prevent you from keeping your original scheduled appointment (such as illness, weather or travel issues, or other emergency situations). If this happens, we ask that you contact us as soon as possible in order for us to be able to reschedule. We are able to provide a one-time reschedule at no additional cost. Additional reschedules will require a fee of $100 per occurrence & are subject to schedule availability.
Your session fee is non-refundable, however you may apply it towards your rescheduled date if completed within 6 months of the original date.
- Can I make a copy of my image to print?
Unless you have paid for your high resolution digital negatives & received a copyright release letter, the copyright for all images remain the property of Klatte Photography & are protected under U.S. Federal Copyright Laws. Duplication in part or in whole (including, but not limited to, scanning or reprinting) is strictly prohibited & may incur fines up to $10,000 per image as defined by law.
This includes posting scanned images that were not provided to you by Klatte Photography on social media sites.
- Do you offer a Guarantee?
We offer a rock solid satisfaction guarantee! If you aren't thrilled with our work, we'll do whatever it takes to make it right, no hassles, no hard feelings.


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Exchanged phone calls and emails with Tracy Porter's husband, John Porter, about getting a refund on a returned item. I had tried to get the money from the store, but they said a "hold" was on all returns.
John Porter promised to return my money, verbally, and in print, but know I understand that he was just stringing me along. He never answered my last emails. I do not believe John Porter or his company had any intention of giving the money back.
In Tracy Porter's online catalog videos and catalog pictures, shot in Mr. And Mrs.
Porter's homes, the coupled appeared to enjoy a very lavish lifestyle. So glad all of us here could help support that with our unreturned dollars.


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Although I do not believe that eating meals containing good fats will harm your health, I do believe there are many benefits from adding certain spices to your foods. Antioxidants are healthy and beneficial – great for the modern lifestyle and even some doctors seem to understand what they are required for! The following is a very useful article.
Adding turmeric, cinnamon and other spices to a high fat meal will reduce the negative effects of eating high-fat foods by about 30 percent compared to eating a meal without spices, according to U.S. researchers.
Researchers at the Penn State University discovered that eating high-fat meals will spike the body's levels of triglycerides in the blood. Eating meals rich with spices will reduce the levels of triglycerides.
"Normally, when you eat a high-fat meal, you end up with high levels of triglycerides, a type of fat, in your blood," explained Sheila West, associate professor of bio-behavioral health, who led the study. "If this happens too frequently, or if triglyceride levels are raised too much, your risk of heart disease is increased. We found that adding spices to a high-fat meal reduced triglyceride response by about 30 per cent, compared to a similar meal with no spices added," she told Science Daily.
West and her team prepared meals for two separate days for participants aged between 30 and 65 who were overweight but otherwise healthy. The researchers added two tablespoons of spices to the test meal serving of chicken curry, Italian herb bread and cinnamon biscuit. They added no spices to the identical control meal. Over the next 3 hours, blood was drawn from the 6 participants all of them men, every 30 minutes after the meal.
"In the spiced meal, we used rosemary, oregano, cinnamon, turmeric, black pepper, cloves, garlic powder and paprika," said Ann Skulas-Ray, postdoctoral fellow. "We selected these spices because they had potent antioxidant activity previously under controlled conditions in the lab."
The findings published in the Journal of Nutrition, found that those who ate the test meal had an increased antioxidant activity in the blood by 13 percent and insulin response decreased by roughly 20 percent.
"Antioxidants, like spices, may be important in reducing oxidative stress and thus reducing the risk of chronic disease," said West. Scientists believe that oxidative stress contributes to heart disease, arthritis and diabetes. The spicy meal had the same antioxidant dose of 40g of dark chocolate or 148ml of red wine.
Personally I (JustMEinT) do not tolerate spices due to a salicylate sensitivity, but a few grams of plain dark rich chocolate is yummy!
West intends to find out if similar effects can be achieved with smaller quantities of spices. source


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|I'm at a funeral and sketching the back of people's heads. I was attentive, but I needed to do something instead of crying.
|I did this quick sketch (of trees) during my lunch break. (sigh!)
|Sorry for all the mess, but I was trying to sketch while on a BART train to San Francisco (10/2/11). What a challenge, I had to work fast before my models reach their destinations.


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Thank You
Throughout the past several weeks, many organizations throughout our community have generously donated school supplies, clothing, and other items for our students and families. Each year, the District consistently receives support to ensure that our students have what they need to start the year. While there are many organizations that support our kids, and they support the schools and kids throughout the year, there are three organizations that traditionally go above and beyond. On behalf of the District, the schools, and the entire community; I would like to say thank you to the Unite Way, JCPenney, and Front of the Class. We appreciate all that you do for our students, families, and community.
Dads Take Your Child to School Event
On Tuesday, September 19, I would like to encourage you to participate in "Dads Take Your Child to School Day", an annual event that seeks to jump-start or renew a father's commitment to participate in his child's life – regardless of the child's age and/or his residential status within the home. Dads Take Your Child to School Day encourages fathers and father figures to take their child to school with the expectation that he will remain engaged throughout the school year and beyond. This initiative is sponsored by the Office of Children and Family Services. As we all know, parental involvement in a child's schooling has proven to be an indicator of both school success and future success. This event is a simple attempt to remind us of this importance and encourage Dads to bring their child to school for a day. For more information, please visit http://dadstakeyourchildtoschoolday.com/
Drive For Your Students Event
Rome Free Academy, in conjunction with the RFA PBIS team, is sponsoring their first ever DRIVE FOR YOUR STUDENTS TEST DRIVE EVENT whereby Buick will donate $10 for each test drive up to a total of $10,000 to our school. Davidson Auto Group will be bringing 10 shiny new Buicks to RFA during it's Open House on Tuesday, September 19, from 2:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for the test drives. Any driver age 21 or older with a valid license and proof of insurance is encouraged to come and test drive a Buick to help raise money for our students. We are encouraging all of the Rome City Schools to support this event. As a special incentive: the building that has the highest percentage of adults doing test drives will receive a FREE MUFFIN MONDAY sponsored by RFA's PBIS team!


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What is the Moox Bike?
November 17th, 2015
A Moox Bike is a first-of-its kind bike and scooter hybrid. Riders can pedal in the standing or seated position or step down to the scooter platform and glide – it's up to you, on the fly, in the moment and in eye-catching style.


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I've been meditating regularly for more than 2 years. It had an amazing effect on my productivity and mental health.
In this talk, I make a case for the daily practice of meditation and mindfulness, try to dispute some of the myths about them, and highlight the positive effects it has on overall contentment in life.


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Grovia hybrid cloth diaper
- 08-04-2015, 02:51 PM #1Registered User
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Grovia hybrid cloth diaper
FTM here and I'm interested in using cloth diaper.Grovia hybrid seems to be the best choice for me.Just wondering where is the best place/shop to buy Grovia hybrid in Hong Kong?Thanks
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Hi Shayne
I'm also a FTM and planning on using cloth diapers. Tinyfootprints have the Grovia on their online shop. Out of curiosity - what's the reason you're choosing them?
I'm going to be trying a variety of brands as it seems most mums suggest having a variety for different times (day time, night diapers, going out diapers etc). I've managed to get hold of some Charlie Banana (Mothercare, Bumps to Babes) and Bambino Mio (Bumps to Babes).
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Hi MiniB
I liked Grovia hybrid the most because the diaper shell is waterproof,so it can be worn 2-3 times before changing,the soaker has waterproof back as well and I like the velcro closure and mesh lining too.But like what u said,I would probably try other brands as well,lke Charlie banana.
I'll check out tinyfootprints shop,thanks :)
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vCloud Suite SDK for Python
The VMware vCloud Suite SDK for Python enables programmatic access to vSphere. Access to capabilities exposed through the vSphere Web Services API is done using the open-source pyVmomi project. It includes python libraries for accessing new features like Content Library and existing features like Tagging which did not support a public API prior to vSphere 6.0.
It contains samples for the features mentioned above including how to interoperate with vSphere APIs. If you want to look at the vSphere Web Services API samples, please refer to the pyVmomi community samples.
Note: The vCloud Suite SDKs have now been renamed to vSphere Automation SDK, please refer to the new SDKs for access to Virtual Machine management, vCenter Appliance management, Content Library and Tagging services and samples.


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HazardHunterPH is a tool that can be used to generate indicative hazard assessment reports on the user's specified location. It is helpful as a reference of property owners, buyers, land developers, planners, and other stakeholders needing immediate hazard information and assessment. It aims to increase people's awareness to natural hazards and advocates the implementation of plans to prepare for and mitigate the effects of hazards.
All information used for the calculation of hazard assessment results are based on the most recent updates provided by the corresponding mandated government agencies through the GeoRiskPH Integrated System. To know more about other archived data or more detailed information about the hazards, please contact DOST-PHIVOLCS for seismic and volcanic hazards, and DOST-PAGASA and DENR-MGB for hydro-meteorological/climatological hazards.
For Official Hazard Assessment Reports, a request can be sent to DOST-PHIVOLCS, DOST-PAGASA or DENR-MGB. Please do note that official documents may require payments to cover reproduction costs.
HazardHunterPH is a product of GeoRisk Philippines, a multi-agency initiative led by DOST-PHIVOLCS and participated by DOST-PAGASA, DOST-ASTI, DENR-MGB, DENR-NAMRIA, DND-OCD, and DepEd.
GeoRiskPH acknowledges the valuable contribution of the Geological Survey of Japan for training the team in developing the application, as well as the inputs and feedback from a study conducted by students from UP Diliman's DRMAPS class of 2019, led by Dr. Benito Pacheco, Dr. Flaudette May Datuin, and Professor Leny Que, on impressions of specific sectors of society about the HazardHunterPH application.


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How it works
Choose your stone and get a quote
We can give you a very accurate all inclusive quotation for your new or replacement kitchen worktops, or other stone surface requirements, if you can provide a set of measurements, or ideally a plan of your new kitchen or bathroom. It helps to give us an idea of what material you think you'd like, or an idea of the colour or shade, but we can help make recommendations that match your budget.
Ordering the stone
Once our price has been accepted, we ask for a small deposit. The deposit will secure your chosen Granite, Quartz or Marble, but more importantly make sure it is at our factory ready for processing.
Once you know when your units will be installed, its time to give us a call and let us know when you think your units are ready for templating. This is when all the base units and/or range cooker are installed, and the sink and/or hob are on site. If you are purchasing a sink and tap from us, we will usually bring these with us to the template. We are happy to liaise with your builder or fitter if that's easier for you.
It is highly advisable that you are present when the template is carried out, so that we can understand all the finishes you require, such as edges and corners. The template takes about 2-3 hours, and shows you a physical representation of how your finished worktops will look. The templates are made out of plastic correx. This light weight material is very easy for us to work, so any modifications can be easily made. At this point we ask for the 50% balance to be paid (minus the deposit already received).
Once we have the templates back at our factory, it takes about 7 days for us to manufacture the Granite, Quartz or Marble. During this time we will liaise with you regarding an appropriate time to come back and install. On average, it takes us about half a day to install, and we like you to be there at completion, so that we can show you the finished job, run through any care and maintenance advice, and collect the final balance in full.
After Service
In most cases we finish the job on the day of installation, and leave behind a very happy customer. However, there is sometimes a requirement for us to come back and finish something, or rectify a slight issue, or even deliver an additional requirement, which we understand is part of the process, and very important to our customers, and future recommendations.


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The Midtown Condominiums are a mid-rise development located on Massachusetts Avenue in the Logan Circle neighborhood. The site of this development was formerly a church that was razed in 1948 and replaced in 1949 by an office building that housed the National Council of Catholic Bishops. In 1995, Holloday Corporation converted the office building into its present use as a residential condominium building.
The eight-story development is pet friendly, offering 80 one and two-bedroom residences with ten different floor plans. The majority of the units feature high ceilings and soaring views of the city. Select units include onsite garage parking. Read more about the Midtown Condos.
The Midtown Condos For Sale
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The Midtown Location
The Midtown Condos are located on Massachusetts Avenue between 14th and 15th Street in the Logan Circle neighborhood. The Midtown is within walking distance of the McPherson Square Metro Station as well as near the Washington Convention Center and Downtown DC.
The Midtown Fast Facts
- Units: 79
- Stories: 8
- Delivered: 1949, converted to residential condos in 1995
- Ownership: Condominium
- Location: Massachusetts Ave NW between 13th St and 14th St
- Neighborhood: Logan Circle
- Metro: McPherson Square
- Property Management: Pier Associates 202-337-9000
- Address: 1312 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20005
The Midtown
Featured Logan Circle Developments…
The listing content relating to real estate for sale on this web site is courtesy of MRIS. Listing information comes from various brokers who participate in the MRIS IDX.Properties listed with brokerage firms other than TTR Sotheby's International Realty are marked with the MRIS Logo and detailed information about them includes the name of the listing brokers.The properties displayed may not be all the properties available. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.All listing information copyright MRIS 2020.
Listing information last updated on August 6th, 2020 at 2:03pm EDT.


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Maryland and Virginia are the first states to announce the rates filed by insurance companies for 2019 plans and it's looking like large hikes are coming our way. New obstacles resulting from the Affordable Care Act, including the zeroed-out mandate penalty and the potential influx of sparse insurance policies, are causing health insurers to raise prices on individual policies.
In Maryland, the average rate appears to increase about 30% for 2019 coverage. Maryland Insurance Commissioner, Al Redmer, claims that those rates could come down if the federal government approves Maryland's application for a 1332 waiver and reinsurance program to subsidize the medical claims of high-cost patients. Rates in Maryland could be reduced by as much as 20% to 30% if a reinsurance program is approved.
With over 200,000 Maryland residents on individual health care plans, this rate hike could have a significant impact. For the aging population, Medicaid planning and other asset protection tools will need to be employed to ensure access to proper health care. For assistance, contact Stouffer Legal at 443-470-3599 in the Greater Baltimore area.


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Bluetooth Smart data module for Graupner HoTT
Standard protocol version
Connect to transmitter data port
Suitable for all HoTT transmitters
€ 65.00 (+ shipping)
Fast protocol (115 kbit/s) version
Internal blutooth port
Suitable for mc series transmitters
€ 69.00 (+ shipping)
The iMSB Smart data modules for Graupner HoTT are compatible with Graupner HoTT 2.4 GHz transmitter systemsare. They are availble in two flavors.
The standard protocol version is suitable for all HoTT transmitters equipped with a data port. Transmitters from the mx, mc and mz range equipped with Graupner HoTT v.4 HF modules are suitable by this module. It supports the standard 19.2 kbit/s HoTT telemetry protocol. The module is provided with a JR plug that needs to be connected to the data port.
The fast protocol version supports the 115 kbit/s HoTT telemetry protocol that is currently only available for the mc-16/20/26/28 series transmitters. Support for the new mc-32 will be granted in the future.
Standard protocol version
The iMSB HoTT Bluetooth module must be conected to the Telemetry data port of the transmitter's HF module. This port ist normally identified as the "DATA" socket on your transmitter. Please refer to the user manual of your radio to properly locate this port on your device
Additionnally, in the general radio settings of your transmitter, you need to configure the data port to provide "BLUETOOTH" signal (not Telemetry). It is important that you perform this configuration for your BT smart module to operate correctly
Fast protocol version (mc series transmitters only)
The module must be installed in the bluetooth expansion port located in the upper right of your mc transmitter.
Note that this module is based on the BT 4.0 technology and is not a 1:1 replacement of the Graupner Bluetooth 2.1 device as it does not support audio or data exchange.


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Understanding Love poem -- then there's Aether*
Why do you love? What makes the world stop for me?
He doesn't say those words, three little ones,
one by four by three. "I love you" is in his heart,
in his head, but absent from his tongue
Is it because he knows that I love him?
How does he know, I often wonder.
But I know he does, his tender touch,
the look in his eye, his feeling comes to me
It isn't from that touch or the look of eye
It's in the air, over the miles or an inch
Not wind, radio, radar, or TV
Through the aether* we connect, heart to heart
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Photo, Poem Copyright © 2011, 2015 Jimmiehov. All Rights Reserved
Today I'm linked with Hannah at Transforming with Nature's Wonders
- She wants us to try piecing the Classical Elements into our poetry. The classical elements are: fire, air, water and earth. There is also a rock band named "Earth, Wind, and Fire," (Wikipedia) part of which I used in my title. The other part, 'Aether', was added by Aristotle, as a fifth element, 'aether', as the quintessence, reasoning.
- Later scientists discovered that Vacuum, or Ether, was the carrier for electric waves used for communication from point to point without wires, either line of sight or bouncing, and generally, but not always, included going into the mysterious heavens before returning to earth to be received. See Note below with references.
*Note: Aether, now generally called by 'ether', is the mysterious make up of the heavens, through and by which radio waves and light are transmitted and received, i.e. carried. Vacuum tubes in the old timey radios were also called upon ether, or vacuum, to transfer electricity (Google). See here for a more detailed explanation of ether.
Labels: Love Poem, Personal-Challenge-2015, Poem, prose poem


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Virginia Beach!
Because we were going to be in Virginia for a whole week, we decided to take a day and head to the beach!
We haven't been to the beach since Niko was super small (after Megan's wedding) and Jesse had never been to the Atlantic ocean, so it was a fun day for all of us!
Nikolai got a huge kick out of seeing the biggest sand box ever, and, on top of that, getting to mix sand and water and rub the concoction in his hair and not even get in trouble! He also REALLY loved the waves:
We all had a lot of fun building in the sand (well, the grown-ups would build and the tots would tear it down, but you know).
Nikolai also really liked being buried in the sand:
Our greatest feat of the day was building a little tide pool. The tide and the boys kept knocking it down but we kept building it up, and I must say, I'm pretty proud of what we all accomplished!
We had such a lovely day!


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Africa Book Club is pleased to announce the winners of our December 2013 Africa Book Club Short Reads competition.
Six stories made our final shortlist. The winning entry for December is Into the Bush, a story by Mulumba Ivan Matthias from Uganda, about a family forced to flee the city and seek refuge in the village when the violence of war starts to take its toll. Andrew Dakalira from Malawi, David Chasumba from Zimbabwe, and Christopher Otim from Uganda share the runner-up spot. In Priest, Dakalira writes about a remote village in Malawi, where church traditions mean everything and change is unwelcome. Inspired by the farm invasions that plagued Zimbabwe in the early 2000s, David Chasumba's The Promised Land is about a white farmer confronting the war veterans that come to claim his farm. And Christopher Otim tells the story of Kalisto the Pickpocket, a village boy who comes to beg in the city and eventually makes it big, only to fall victim to the harsh realities of city crime.
Below is the list of our winners and finalists for December 2013. Congratulations to all the participants. We look forward to many more stories in 2014. Happy new year.
- Into the Bush (by Mulumba Ivan Matthias) – Uganda
- Priest (by Andrew Dakalira) – Malawi
- Kalisto the Pickpocket (by Christopher Otim) – Uganda
- The Promised Land (by David Chasumba) – Zimbabwe
- The Staff (by Chimezie Chika) – Nigeria
- Mummy and Daddy (by Olorunfunmi Temitope) – Nigeria
For a limited time, you can read all the stories online at Africa Book Club.
About the Africa Book Club Short Reads Competition
The Africa Book Club "Short Reads" Competition is a monthly writing competition that features short stories drawn from contributors across the African continent. We accept unpublished fiction and creative non-fiction submissions, not exceeding 3,000 words, and whose setting and context are primarily set in Africa, or written by African authors.
We welcome entries that celebrate Africa's diversity and rich story telling traditions – anything from fiction and non-fiction stories that reflect life on the continent to childhood memoirs and travel stories. For more about the competition, including eligibility criteria, prizes and entry process, click here. You can also find all the recent winning stories here.


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Jade Raymond leads new Stadia Games and Entertainment studio
Today Google announced Stadia Games and Entertainment, a new development studio run by Jade Raymond.
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Award-winning game producer and executive Jade Raymond has taken on a new position with tech giant Google.
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A series of shuffles within EA resulted in Raymond stepping away from the company.
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Spotlight on Hunter's Sale Barn
Jun 01, 2016 09:50AM
By Richard Gaw
Norman Hunter turned Hunter's Sale Barn into one of Cecil County's quintessential businesses over the last 41 years.
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Norman Hunter remembers that frigid night in January of 1975 very well. He had just purchased his own business. It was his first Monday night—sale night—as the owner of Hunter's Sale Barn, and the winter weather outside was brutal.
"It was just me and two Holstein cows," Hunter recalled with a laugh. "The next week, it was me and five Holstein cows."
Out of those humble beginnings, Hunter began to build what has become, over the course of four eventful decades, one of the quintessential Cecil County businesses. Several generations of local families have made Hunter's Sale Barn a part of their lives. In 1975, the business consisted of a stockyard selling farm animals and an auction that sold poultry, eggs, and produce. Today, Hunter's business is really four businesses in one—an auction service, a flea market, a salvage store, and a restaurant, and people throughout the region know Hunter's Sale Barn for at least one of those offerings. The Holstein cows are gone, but Hunter is still here, presiding over all the activity. Stop by on a busy Monday night when crowds have gathered to bid on a wide variety of items, and you'll find Hunter still immersed in the action. On a typical Monday night now, five hundred or more items will be sold in just a three-hour period in the auction room. In the early days, there would have been a handful of vendors at a sale on Monday night. These days, there could be as many as 150 vendors from Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, New Jersey, and New York at the flea market.
Hunter, a resident of Rising Sun, has made use of every work experience he has had—from the knowledge he gained growing up on a farm to what he learned delivering milk door-to-door in the 1960s to his 13 years spent selling cars to make his business a success.
When he first purchased the business in the mid-1970s, Hunter was not trained as an auctioneer, but he soon learned that he would need to add that to his list of duties. In those early days, he would hire people to serve as auctioneers, but they often did not know the products well enough to effectively auction them off. Hunter decided he would need to do the job himself, but he couldn't spare the time or money needed for the training. So he borrowed some books from an auctioneer and started learning the basics of the craft that way.
"I really trained myself to be an auctioneer," Hunter recalled, explaining that he read through the books and would practice the techniques of selling off items at a high rate of speed while hauling cattle to Philadelphia. He soon discovered that, with his outgoing personality and razor-sharp mind, he was a natural at handling auctions.
In the first years of its existence, Hunter's Sale Barn was mostly a stockyard. But some of the older farmers in the area started to retire and sell off their lands to developers who were looking to build housing developments. Consequently, the number of farms began to dwindle. By the mid-1980s, Hunter closed the stockyard and the poultry, egg, and produce auction, focusing more of his energies on the auctioneering part of the business. "It has to come out of you—it has to flow, like playing a piano," he explained. "And you really have to know the prices of things. An auctioneer is like an old country doctor who needs to know everything from the nose to the toes—as an auctioneer, you have to know all about the product."
Being able to adapt to the changing business climate has been an important part of Hunter's success. The consignment auction grew to be a big part of the business for a period of time, but when yard sales gained popularity and people were selling their items themselves, he had to replace the consignment business by starting a salvage operation.
"I really had to be flexible," Hunter explained. "You have to keep up with changes. It's a rapidly changing world."
"These big box stores will get a package and if it's even slightly damaged they will sell it," Hunter explained. "Our main mission is to save the public money. I always say that the profit is in the buying, not the selling." Hunter opened a grocery store that sells wholesale items at large discounts. He will purchase damaged items from big box stores by the truckload and sell them to the public at lower prices.
The retail store carries groceries, paper towels, cleaning supplies, clothing, toys, and patio furniture. In all, there are approximately 6,000 different items that the store will carry.
"I think one of the things that makes our store interesting is that it has a lot of variety," Hunter explained. "You never know what's going to be on a truck, but it's all going to be brand name stuff. I always tell people to buy it when you see it, because you might only see it once."
The arrival of eBay and the retail tsunami that is online shopping changed the course of his business, too—it had to. But, as always, Hunter found a way to carry on. He even started an online store and an online auction to keep up with the changing times.
"I grew up in the era of paper and pencils," Hunter explained. "I had to change. If I hadn't changed, I would be put out of business."
After more than 40 years in a variety of businesses, he has experienced a lot of ups and downs.
His family has been with him the entire way. Several family members have played important roles in the business, including his wife, Carol, who is also trained as an auctioneer. Their daughter, Ronda Fabian, is very involved in the business, managing the retail part of the business and working in marketing. The family support has really helped when challenges occur, Hunter said.
"It seemed like the worst thing that ever happened that day," Hunter explained. But in the place of the building that burned, he put up the 70-foot-by-250-foot structure to house items for the salvage business. The business has survived numerous economic downturns, societal changes, and more. On Easter Sunday in 1995, a fire destroyed the building that once housed the stockyard.
Through the years, Hunter has worked on some rather large auctions throughout the region. One of the biggest came in 1982 when he handled an auction at a 105-acre property in Perryville owned by Rodeo Earl Smith. Smith was a rodeo rider, stunt man, and a well-known promoter who lived in Cecil County for decades. Hunter remembers that the auction attracted between 2,000 and 2,500 people who were eager to bid on the treasure trove of items up for sale—including an Abraham Lincoln campaign button.
"That was the biggest auction we ever did, and I was honored to do it," Hunter said, explaining that the auction was, in fact, one of the biggest ever held in the county.
When he's asked what he likes best about the business, Hunter doesn't hesitate—it's the people.
"I love working with the public and meeting people, dealing with people, handling people's estates," Hunter said. "You're dealing with everybody from professional people to the average blue collar worker, and I always try to treat everybody who walks through my door on the same level."
He has met thousands of people through the years, and made plenty of friends along the way. About 25 years ago, he started selling permanent bidder numbers for some of the regular Monday night customers. Hunter has managed to memorize hundreds of his regular customers' numbers.
If a winning bidder doesn't know his own number, it's not uncommon for the person to ask, "Where's Norman? He knows what my number is."
Hunter has learned a thing or two about business during his time. The importance of trust ranks near the top of the list. Back when he was handling a lot of auctions for farmers, Hunter would sometimes ask a farmer if he wanted a contract for the business they were about to conduct. Often, the farmer would just shake his head no and say, "I trust you, Norman."
Hunter explained, "In order to build trust, I never try to put my wallet between me and the customer. Life is all about mutual trust. Your reputation will precede you wherever you go, and you're really going to be known by your word and whether you keep it."
Running Hunter's Sale Barn has been very demanding, but rewarding work. Monday's, in particular, are a challenge—Hunter will routinely work a 14-hour day that day. Even so, running the businesses has been a labor of love for him.
"The business has really been good to my family, and it has been helpful to the community," he said. He knows of instances where people traveled to the Rising Sun area for the first time to attend a Monday night sale, and then later on they decide to move to the area because they liked it so much.
The business has allowed him to indulge in one of his favorite hobbies: collecting cars. He currently owns more than a dozen high-performance cars, including a Shelby Super Snake Mustang and a 1956 Thunderbird. Over the years, Hunter established a friendship with Carroll Shelby, who was a noted automotive designer, racing driver, and entrepreneur. Hunter even attended one of Shelby's last birthdays before he passed away. Hunter owns a golf court, manufactured in 2010, that was made to resemble one of the Shelby Super Snake Mustangs. Only five of these golf carts were manufactured: four went to four people who served as presidents of Shelby's automobile company, and Hunter owns the other one. On many Monday nights, Hunter can be seen zipping around on it in the midst of all the activity at Hunter's Sale Barn, yet another illustration of just how far the business has come since that cold January night so long ago.
The salvage store is open on Monday from 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The flea market is open each Monday from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. The auction room opens each Monday at 6 p.m.
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this morning, the beast woke me up for his morning wee-wee around 5:45 (thanks ernie).
i opened my eyes and my curtains were backlit with the most vibrant, amazing orange. it reminded me of when the grand prix fire was burning (like 3 blocks from my house) and the middle of the day was as red as the fiery flames of hell...opened the sixth seal...and the sun became as black as sackcloth, and the moon became as blood...
whoops, got distracted by biblical imagery there for a minute. however the grand prix fire was something to behold - my hair, clothes, pet were covered with ash. my roommate and i piled ernie in the car and drove him to my parents' house (they were on the other side of the freeway - the non-fire side). that saturday, the day i thought for sure we were going to be evacuated, i canceled all of my music therapy clients. one of the few times i've ever canceled clients for non-illness (the other was when someone slammed into my car at lunchtime)
for WEEKS my a/c in my car blew bits of ash and other particulates when it was first turned on. many people i know were evacuated. one of my dad's co-workers lost her house.
so i wondered if denver was on fire.
i put on enough clothes to let the dog out, and saw that it wasn't a fire. the goregeous, orange, fiery sunrise was being reflected in the underside of the fast, incoming cloud cover. the sky was orange, the light was orange, and within 2 seconds of stepping outside, the skies opened up and rained a heavy, spring rain. warm, with the smell of spring and summer rains.
if it weren't before 6 on a saturday morning, i totally would have tried to get pictures. but instead i went back to bed.
what a way to wake up
this morning, the beast woke me up for his morning wee-wee around 5:45 (thanks ernie).
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- Unknown Saturday, April 15, 2006 4:45:00 pm
Sounds like the perfect morning. I love the smell of rain.
- heatherfeather Sunday, April 16, 2006 1:26:00 am
then C@L is the perfect city for you, methinks.
- Neal Sunday, April 16, 2006 1:33:00 am
You just congratulated me for soaking in an amazing view and the discomfort that I endured to witness it all, then you are too tired to get a picture of an amazing sunrise. Classic.
- Monstee Sunday, April 16, 2006 4:58:00 am
Something like that happen to me too once.
Turned out to be villagers with torches.
- littlegoat Sunday, April 16, 2006 1:29:00 pm
Blernie didn't want you to miss it.
- heatherfeather Sunday, April 16, 2006 1:54:00 pm
neal, i never promised you a rose garden. while that statement is true, it's not quite related to the topic at hand. so it goes.
monstee, hopefully your lovely blue fur was not too singed in the incident.
littlegoat, blernie's good like that. if only he'd only wake me up at 6 on saturdays with lovely sunrises. instead he insists on peeing every morning, rain or shine. selfish dog...


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I'm having some really conflicted feelings about The View Over Atlantis. I'm just about to wrap up what I think of as "Book One" of the story. After that, there should be a change in setting and tone as we get into the next phase, or the next book.


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This precipitate drop in temperature does not entirely suit my character. I'm a lone wolf–or lone tiger, as it were–and cold weather really crushes any intrinsic motivation to maintain a healthy distance from the human beings I've allowed to spend their lives with me. Most months out of the year, I let them go about their days–leaving the house for eight or nine hours at a time; spending the evening glued behind that glowing box that seems to transmit signals (unintelligible, to me) from the humans' leaders; bringing in small human beings who, while cute, cry a lot and want to pet me. However, I am getting too old to muddle through the cold weather, clinging to the hope that my fur will keep me warm, and I'm too smart to ignore the real usefulness of these human beings: they provide an excellent source of heat. And so, especially tonight, with the season's first snow on the horizon, I have summoned my human being and requested that she share some of that body heat with her master.
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I watched as Nora Channels brought the bill and a loose twenty up to the cash register. I held out a hand to accept the check and ring it into the register, but I didn't say anything: I was sure she didn't remember me from high school.
"Hi," she said, and this was more than mere catachresis. This was utter inaccuracy. She'd barely said a word to me in high school, and now here she was, half a dozen years later, greeting me with a comfortable smile and an all-too-knowing eye. "You're Florie," she said. It wasn't a question; it was a confirmation.
I punched the total bill ($15.75) into the register, and then jammed down the CASH TENDERED key (it stuck sometimes) with my right thumb. "Uh, yes," I said, as the cash drawer shot open and I stopped it with my hip. I slipped the 20 she'd handed me into its slot and started counting out change.
Nora waved it off. "Don't worry about it," she said. "Tip. Keep it."
"Oh," I said. "Thanks." I hoped I'd get to keep the change.
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First, a pregnancy update. I had my 36 week check-up yesterday (even though I won't technically be 36 weeks until tomorrow) and I'm very thankful that my doc was able to confirm Baby C is finally head down. It looks as though I'm able to table my concerns about a scheduled c-section due to a breech baby. Weekly internal exams started yesterday and I've made basically no progress and Baby C is still riding high…which I kind of knew based on the butt and occasional foot in my ribcage. I go back again next Friday, which is the same appointment with A I learned I was already 3 cm dilated. We'll see what happens over the next 10 days. While I'd like for Baby C to bake as long as she needs to, I'll be thrilled with some amount of progress at my next appointment.
The Hubs' travel schedule has been INSANE. Even he says so. He was home Monday and Tuesday though and he came home from work Monday night with flowers for me and A. He got A a potted Hyacinth plant that smells wonderful. It's in her room now, but we'll put it in the ground eventually and I'll do my best to keep it alive. For me, he layed a dozen dark pink/light pink roses in my lap. I was lounging in bed when he got home…no big surprise there. After a few minutes he said, "My only request is that you take 2 of the roses and…" then he gestured to the top of our chest of drawers where the urn containing the twins' ashes sits amongst our wedding photos. I was speechless for a few minutes. And I was surprised…which is almost impossible to do. The fact that he even had to think about getting flowers for the twins is heartbreaking, yet, at the same time, why wouldn't he think to get ALL his girls flowers on Valentine's Day? The whole conversation caught me off guard and made me equally sad and proud at the same time. On one hand, there's the realization there is no ending to the twins' story. There will always be Christmas, Valentine's Day, their birthday…days that are special and meaningful to us where we want to honor their memory and the part they've played (and will continue to play) in our lives. And I was immensely proud to be married to a man who is so very thoughtful and unafraid to show his love and devotion to ALL his children, even those that didn't join our family in the way we had intended. It made my heart swell; one of those "I think I just fell in love with you all over again" moments. And if that wasn't enough emotion for one evening, A pipes up and says, "I sure wish Baby C had a flower." Oh, the logic and the love of a 3-year-old. And so, of my 12 roses, 2 are in a vase in our bedroom for Megyn and Whitney, 1 is in a vase for Baby C in her room and the remaining 9 are in a vase on the kitchen table. And I'm okay with that.


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New Bayern Munich manager Niko Kovac has confirmed once and for all that Jerome Boateng will remain at the club this summer.
The 29-year-old centre-back was linked with a move to Juventus, among others, prior to the World Cup and after injuries restricted him to just 19 Bundesliga appearances last season, it seemed possible that Boateng could swap Munich for pastures new this summer.
However, Kovac now appears to have out an end to these rumours, confirming once and for all that Boateng's future remains in Germany.
"Boateng? He'll stay with us. I've already talked to him," Kovac told reporters in a press conference (via Calcio Mercato).
"I coached his brother at Frankfurt and I'll feel as good with Jerome as I did with Prince."
Boateng has made 258 appearances in all competitions for Bayern since joining the club from Manchester City in 2011.
The defender has also become a mainstay in the German national side, making 73 appearances for his country to date. However, Boateng has been heavily criticised for his performances at the World Cup, being sent off against Sweden as Die Mannschaft endured a wretched campaign in Russia to crash out in the group stages.
Kovac also used the press conference to confirm that Polish striker Robert Lewandowski will be staying at the club, having also been linked with a move away.
"He [Lewandowski] has a contract with Bayern until 2021 and he'll stay because he's an important element for our club," said Kovac.
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Last week a friend asked if there were any natural remedies for treating a hole in the macula. The macula is an oval-shaped pigmented area near the center of the retina of the eye, which forms the back layer of the eye. The retina is sensitive to light and triggers nerve impulses that pass along the optic nerve to the brain, where a visual image is formed. The macula has a diameter of around 5.5 mm.
Holding the shape of the eyeball are two fluid compartments. The aqueous humor is in front of the lens (that's where cataracts form). The vitreous humor in the posterior compartment, located between the lens and the retina and macula, is a clear gel occupying about 80% of the volume of the eyeball. Light initially entering the eye through the cornea, pupil, and lens, is transmitted through the vitreous to the retina.
Macular degeneration is a degenerative condition affecting the central part of the retina called the macula and resulting in distortion or loss of central vision. It occurs especially in older adults, and is called age-related macular degeneration. The exact cause of macular degeneration is not known, but the condition develops as the eye ages and the medical texts are quick to tell you that there is no cure.
A macular hole involves damage at the junction between the vitreous and the retina and apparently it is not related to macular degeneration. Medical texts say that rarely, trauma may lead to the development of a macular hole, however in the vast majority of cases macular holes develop spontaneously. Thus, they are quick to assure us that there is no known way to prevent their development through any nutritional or chemical means. But they do say that shrinking of the vitreous usually causes the hole and as a person ages, the vitreous becomes watery and begins to pull away from the retina potentially causing a hole.
When I hear that there is no known cause and no known cure for any condition, I immediately think of nutrient deficiencies and toxicity as the likely causes, because those are the areas that medicine ignores. And as you can see, they are very quick to say there is no nutritional cause or cure.
So, let's explore the vitreous humor, which has the following composition: MY COMMENTS ARE IN CAPS
1. Water (99%), (THUS DEHYDRATION PLAYS A BIG ROLE IN "SHRINKING THE MACULA"
2. A network of collagen fibrils, (WHEY PROTEIN IN RESTRUCTURE HELPS BUILD COLLAGEN)
3. Large molecules of hyaluronic acid, (HYALURONIC ACID IS DEPENDENT UPON MAGNESIUM (REMAG) FOR ITS SYNTHESIS.)
4. Peripheral cells (hyalocytes), (WHICH NEED MINERAL BUILDING BLOCKS FROM REMAG, REMYTE, REALINE, RESTRUCTURE, RNA DROPS)
5. Inorganic salts, (ESPECIALLY MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE (REMAG) BUT ALSO REMYTE AND UNREFINED SEA SALT)
6. Sugar (WHICH IS GLUCOSE THAT IS BROKEN DOWN FROM OUR DIET)
7. Ascorbic acid. (TAKE ASCORBIC ACID AND FOOD BASED VITAMIN C DAILY.)
In the case of a macular hole, I listened while a surgeon told my friend that he would remove the vitreous humor from her eye with a needle and insert a gas bubble with another needle to push the macula back in place. The treatment would result in a cataract within 5 years, but he said that was easily removed!
For macular degeneration, doctors try to slow the progression of the disease by treating the leaky blood vessels in the macula that seem to cause the degeneration with drugs or laser surgery. It's interesting that they don't identify this as a cause of the condition but that's what they try to treat. Leaky capillaries can be caused by deficiency of ascorbic acid and bioflavonoids found in food-based vitamin C or fresh fruit.
Knowing that the vitreous gel needs the above list of nutrients, including water, minerals, vitamin C, and whey – why not provide those nutrients so that the eye can have a chance to heal itself? Feed the vitreous humor so it isn't shrinking and dehydrating and pulling away from the macula and causing little holes. Feed it so the capillaries aren't leaking and causing degeneration. Doctors don't think to do this because they aren't looking at the problem with nutrition in mind or with commonsense!
For any macular condition, hydration, unrefined sea salt, and all the Total Body ReSet products are important. Drink 1/2 your body weight in ounces of water, adding ¼ tsp of salt to each liter. Take the whole Total Body ReSet bundle: ReMag, ReMyte, ReAline, ReStructure and RnA Drops. With the RnA Drops you can also get an eye cup and a bottle of pure saline from the drugstore. Put saline into the eye cup and put in ONE drop of RnA and rinse your eyes once or twice a day!!
Basically, I think the great increase in macular problems in our generation is due to dehydration, mineral depletion, and toxicity. I repeat, when doctors say they don't know what causes macular problems, this puts them in the realm of nutritional deficiency, which doctors learn nothing about in med school. That leaves the field wide open for us to reverse what's happening.
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Let's face it. Selling can be a challenging situation sometimes. But all of us, from the time we were infants began selling something in one way or another. And, of course, we encountered objections. For example, let's say your spouse wants to take you out to dinner. She says she doesn't feel like it. She'd rather stay home and veg out after a tough day at her mind-numbing job. So what do you say? "Honey, wouldn't it feel good to have some really great choices for dinner? To have someone wait on you, not have to do the dishes, and maybe pick your favorite dessert? We don't have to get dressed up. We can pick a place that's casual if that appeals to you."
What just happened here? You created mental pictures for her that, most likely, worked. She probably decided she'd like to go out to dinner after all.
So it is with objections that you may hear while marketing your most qualified candidates to companies.
These are some of the most common ones:
- We had a bad experience with a company like yours
- We have no openings
- We advertise on our own
- We don't pay fees
- Your fees are too high
- We only deal with agencies who discount their fees
- We use another search firm exclusively
- We're cutting our staff
- We won't have any openings for at least a month; I'll call you
Tomorrow I'm going to begin the series of posts that teaches you how to handle/overcome these objections. Stay tuned!
Until then, have a great day!


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Long before they were famous for Nice Weather for Ducks, Lemon Jelly started their career with a series of 10″ singles, which, with some slight reworking, would ultimately become 2000's Lemonjelly.ky. As with their other two albums, the original comes in impeccable packaging, so right from the start you'll find it difficult not to be charmed.
Having finally opened the package, the album opens with the brilliant In the Bath, a lovely chilled out piece with just the occasional vocal interlude, enquiring "what do you do in the bath?" in various sampled forms. It's followed by Nervous Tension, which uses a self-help tape as the backbone for an entirely pleasant relaxing piece of music.
The sound of the sea elephant (and he's a big fellow, apparently) brings us to the curiously named A Tune for Jack, which with its rippling piano parts has to be one of the most iconic and memorable pieces on here. But they're so relaxed that they can easily drift by, and His Majesty King Raam is upon you before you know it.
The Staunton Lick is next, as featured in Spaced. You would never necessarily know this when listening to the album, but we're actually running through the three debut EPs in order here, and The Staunton Lick forms the centrepiece of the second, The Yellow EP. It's difficult not to love this track – it could really fit anywhere. On Spaced it's background music, albeit to a particularly key scene. As a listener, you could enjoy it as catchy pop music, or as simple ambient music.
That, I think, is the key to Lemon Jelly. Their curious blend of found sounds and catchy pop can be listened to pretty much anywhere, and essentially in any situation.
Homage to Catalonia is next, a gentler, more ambient piece, which one could easily accuse of going nowhere, but it's also entirely enjoyable. When it breaks down to just the bass towards the end, it goes right through you, before passing the baton to Kneel Before Your God. Perhaps one of the less adventurous tracks on here, it burbles along nicely with the occasional interlude for sinister laughter, which finally takes over completely right at the end.
Page One could easily be missed by the inattentive as well, although the somewhat daft vocal samples help it stand out a little, and final track Come is laid back in the extreme. By the last couple of tracks, this album might have passed its best, but it still has a lovely atmosphere to offer.
I've mused before about how disappointing it is that Lemon Jelly appear to have cut their careers so short – after a couple of years' build up, Lemonjelly.ky appeared in 2000, followed by their first studio album Lost Horizons in 2002, and the darkly intriguing '64-'95 in 2005. But with that, they were gone, and that's a great shame, as they were really rather good, and Lemonjelly.ky got them off to a great start.
You can still find Lemonjelly.ky all over the place, but you might struggle to find the original packaging. Do so if you can!


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I had some clients ask about the nitty gritty details of invitations and it reminded me that it was about time for a new newsletter. So emerged the content for this month's newsletter! I hope this can provide some of you with some needed inspiration and information!


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Armidale cricket: Easts working on a plan for numbers
In a much-needed boost, Easts will welcome back two of their best batsmen for their round four clash against Guyra.
Clarrie Moran and Cody Graham will return to the side but Easts will be without quick Jackson Gwynne for the remainder of the season, and all-rounder Cameron Ashe will also depart.
"It is the first time we have had to have three grades on the park this year so it could be a fair test," Easts captain Sam Uphill said.
"We have bare minimum numbers at the moment.
"Losing Jackson and Cam Ashe now so we are in a fair bit of trouble.
"We don't have a replacement.
"Hopefully Lochie Elks might play up and might be able to bowl a few overs for us this year, that is what we are hoping for, but that will be all discussed at training tonight [Thursday].
"We are not missing quality, we are missing quantity at the moment."
Their opponents, Guyra, will be without their leading run-scorer for last season, Matt Finlay but welcome back Ben Jackson after he scored 81 in second grade on Saturday.
Against Servies in their last-start, Guyra struggled with their fielding.
Guyra skipper Charlie White was disappointed but was happy to welcome back Jackson, who provides spark in the area it was missing from.
"It would be good two cans of red bull out on the field," White said.
"If we make the errors we did on the weekend we are going to get a good score hit on us."
White is looking forward to facing Easts but isn't reading too much into their lack of numbers.
"They have been the benchmark for however many years," he said.
"You have got Sam Uphill so if we can limit him to less than one wicket, it will be a good start.
"We will be very wary of them.
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Before I die I must go to New Orleans, Louisiana. My family is from there and I want to be able to experience the culture, food and scenery.
Do you believe in love at first sight?
I believe that when meeting someone for the first time, subconsciously we've already decided on what kind of relationship it's going to be.
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Fall 2019 MenswearOvadia & Sons
For as long as there have been civilizations, there has been spirituality, and there have been sports. The Sumerians told tales of Gilgamesh, the Mayans built a ball court, and at the Super Bowl, players raise up the Lombardi Trophy and thank god for their victories. For twin brothers Ariel and Shimon Ovadia, the relationship between the religious and the athletic hits very close to home. When they were young children in Jerusalem, their father was a professional soccer player. When they were slightly older children in Brooklyn, they were schooled in Judaism at a yeshiva and schooled in basketball on the courts off nearby Ocean Parkway. Their Fall 2019 collection married their personal and familial histories into clothing that's subtly sporty, mystically religious, and very wantable.
The first look is their mission statement: A coach's coat made of custom Scottish tweed styled over a deliciously soft black sweatsuit, it's the sort of outfit you'd see on Paul Pogba as he exits the stadium. From there, the brothers turned the first photo of their father to run in Jerusalem's sports newspaper into a print; dad is midair in a bicycle kick, and the other player lays defeated on the ground. His number, five, appears throughout the collection, as do hand-drawn graphics that celebrate an immigrant's experience in America, like postcards, taxicabs, and musical notes and dancing silhouettes evoking jazz. A collaboration with Yoshida Porter extended the sporty spirit in ripstop and tapestry materials, while a leather jacket came with its own silver whistle necklace.


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Scrub: Sea Salt Body Scrub/Lavender, Eucalyptus, saltscrubeucalypt
This Sea Salt Scrub is great for your skin, the salt scrubs away the dead skin [great for pretaning to get an even tan] stimuates your blood and lymph circulation which helps fight cellulite and tones skin while the oil moisturizes and helps seal in the water. I combined Fine Sea salt, and Dead Sea salt with Avocardo Oil, Rosehip Oil, Apricot Kernel, Almond, Jojoba oil & a bit of Wheat Germ Oil. I also added Bentonite Clay and Charcoal which helps draw toxins out of your skin. With the essential oils of Lavender, Eucalyptus, Peppermint, Spearmint, Beragmot & Tea Tree. I don't have it listed but if you prefer just Lavender, let me know..
Before you get out of shower scoop small amounts of scrub onto wet skin and gently scrub in circles massaging it in. Rinse well pat dry. Use at least once a week …do not use on face (people with high blood pressure, do your research, I read that salt scubs may raise your blood pressure) You can also just use on your hands or feet…
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I have often heard people mention The Law of Attraction. As I understood it (I thought), it was something to do with Quantum physics. Having watched this video, I realise that I'm not well informed enough to understand it.
But then, since when did not understanding something prevent it from working? I don't understand how the fridge works, but it keeps the food cold.
The main thing – it seems to me – is that I don't judge the fridge, I just make use of it.


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About Our Founders
Jake and George are twin brothers with a strong passion for chess. Both are self-taught internationally ranked players who have dedicated thousands of hours to volunteer teaching. In August 2012, they founded Chess Haven and in May 2015, they achieved non-profit status, enabling them to further achieve their goal of fostering logical reasoning and critical thinking skills in children worldwide. The twins place a strong emphasis on the integration of their chess curriculum into the classroom.
Below are two articles describing the impact the twins have made though Chess Haven: