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Will the history books show 2017 as the year Bitcoin transformed itself from the speculative darling of the tech set into a legitimate currency?
The digital currency not only increased tenfold in value this year – in January bitcoin traded at $US1000 each and in November hit $10,000 – but more and more global firms are now beginning to accept payments in Bitcoin¹.
PwC Hong Kong announced it had accepted its first payment in Bitcoin for its consulting services this month, the first of the global consulting firms to do so, citing increased work with startups that deal with cryptocurrencies and blockchain.
Bitcoin, conceived by businessman Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009, is big business. With the total value in circulation now estimated to be more than $US270 billion at time of publish, its value is greater than New Zealand's economy and some of the world's biggest companies, according to Bloomberg analysis².
In December, Bitcoin futures began trading on the Chicago Board Options Exchange, and its value rose further, defying bearish sentiment towards it³.
The way the finance industry is tracking, the use of digital tender is still in its infancy. As cash transactions around the world decline, companies must begin to explore how cryptocurrencies fit into their business' future. This is particularly true if they want to work with clients and customers who prefer to transact in a currency that is not state-controlled or subject to conventional bank fees.
But tread carefully. Bitcoin remains volatile, and short sellers are circling, subscribing to the theory of what goes up, must come down. And while blockchain as a technology is immutable, the currency itself is not immune to hackers when it comes to digital wallets and exchanges4.
In the meantime, it's worth taking note of this infographic which charts the lightning-speed trajectory of bitcoin in 2017 up to reaching the $10,000 mark, despite enduring its fair share of adversity.


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Introduction: The Malaria Problem
Malaria is on the rise and is currently endemic in 91 countries worldwide. In 2018, at least 219 million people were diagnosed with the disease, and about 435,000 deaths; And the economic implications of Malaria are manifold, for example, in Africa alone, the economic impact of malaria is estimated at $12 billion every year. This figure factors in costs of health care, absenteeism, days lost in education, decreased productivity due to brain damage from cerebral malaria, and loss of investment and tourism.
Reduction and elimination of malaria are contingent on provision and access to quality diagnosis and treatment mechanisms. Correspondingly, early diagnosis and treatment ensure a reduction in both, malaria-related illness and deaths. One of the most popular methods of diagnosis is Rapid Diagnostic Tests (RDTs), a method based on clinical grounds or microscopy. Whereas for treatment of uncomplicated malaria caused by the P. falciparum parasite, the World Health Organisation recommends an Artemisinin-Based Combination Therapy (ACTs). Resistance to antimalarial medicine, however, continues to be a problem.
The Global Antimalarial Market
The global antimalarial drugs market is expected to increase by almost 41 per cent by 2027 (USD 742.5 Million in 2016 to USD 1,049.5 Million). The antimalarial market is majorly driven by three therapies ( 70 per cent share by value, and almost 40 per cent share by volume). The two active pharmaceutical ingredients (API), Hydroxychloroquine, and Atovaquone-Proguanil comprises almost half of the global antimalarials market by value. Although, ACTs are considered to be one of the most efficacious therapy for malaria and holds 11 per cent share by value & 14 per cent share by volumes. In terms of volume, Chloroquine has the highest share (30 per cent) followed by hydroxychloroquine (23 per cent).
Additionally, some of the key drugs which constitute the branded market are Malarone (forms about 45 per cent of total branded sales) followed by Daraprim (which forms almost 13 per cent sales).
Health Service Delivery and Policy Implications
In most malaria infested countries standardized malaria treatment is delivered by the public sector through the various National programs across countries, but there is no precise information on the composition and market share of the private sector engagement in malaria testing and treatment, which makes it difficult for the health ministries and the malaria programmes of various countries to tailor adequate policies and interventions at the population level. The total burden in both sectors is equivocal due to specious and varying methods of reporting by the private sector. Therefore, evidence produced by the private sector is inadequate, and the various techniques and approaches of the private sector in different countries has caused a lack of clarity in data management systems.
Additionally, private sector healthcare providers tend to focus on profit and capital gains at the expense of providing quality care. In many cases, the upkeep set by the private sector for protocols and regulations is low or non-existent. Unregulated private providers are an additional factor adding to the burden of missing malaria cases, as they do not regularly report to the national health management information systems (HMIS); This makes it difficult for the national Health Ministries to formulate effective policies and prepare effective program implementation plans to combat Malaria.
Role of Private Sector
Owing to the global shift in access to malaria care, most people today are seeking medical attention from private providers or resorting to self-medication. The private sector has a significant role to play in order to provide evidence on the total burden of malaria. Through the collection of malaria drug prescriptions and sales, we can begin to get a clearer picture of the actual prevalence rates and thereby push decision-makers to formulate effective policies, plans, and strategies to combat the spread of malaria. For example, Antimalarials prescriptions are majorly derived from the retail sector which comprises more than 80% of the market across all the global regions.
One method to better identify the burden of malaria on the private sector is through the collection and analysis of drug prescription and sales data in the private sector across various channels and sources. Analyzing this data can help identify malaria endemic geographical areas and prioritization of those areas for more private sector engagement.
Once the total number of patients being treated in the private sector is calculated, the total burden of malaria in both the private and public sectors can be tallied for every level of care (national, sub-national, and pin code level). Malaria hotspots can further be identified in endemic countries, and missing cases of malaria can also be traced. The valuable insight and analyses compiled through this process can be used effectively to provide technical support to health ministries and national malaria programs for enhanced coverage and quality health care services at the population level.
The IQVIA Way
An effective approach to fighting malaria requires the cooperation of both the public and private sectors. It is essential to look at the private sector as a vital partner for malaria diagnosis, treatment, and surveillance. And it is crucial to understand and bridge the gap between public and private providers for improved malaria care services. Today, IQVIA works with governments, nonprofit organizations, and healthcare market players to fight malaria around the world. At IQVIA, we help create innovative solutions and identify creative methods to find and eliminate missing malaria cases worldwide.

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Avondale - The PGA Tour meted out its first slow-play penalty since 1995 in Thursday's first round of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
Tour rookie Brian Campbell and Argentina's Miguel Angel Carballo, playing together in the two-man team format new for the event this year, were both charged with a bad time and were assessed a one-shot penalty as a team, leaving them with a two-over-par score of 74 for the first round.
"I kind of felt it was a little unfair," Campbell told GolfChannel.com prior to the second round. "But nothing we could do about it."
Campbell, who with Carballo got into the field as an alternate, said their foursome was slowed by the other two players, local club professionals Kyle Ramey and Phil Schmitt.
"I hate to say it but they were struggling through the first five holes and we got way out of position," he said.
But after first Carballo and then Campbell failed to play shots within the 40 seconds allowed under the tour's pace of play policy they were informed at the 14th hole on Thursday they would be penalised a stroke.
The last time a slow-play penalty was handed out at a regular PGA Tour event was to Glen Day in 1995.


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vehicles frequently plied the road. A coaster stopped in front of a market stall and the female conductor beckoned the Omo Oni card towards the bus. If only the man knew what he would encounter, he would have been better prepared for the experience. MTN 1,000, Etisalat 500, Glo 2,000, another MTN 1,500. Two Glo 500, 3 MTN 500. He was confused. Who does he respond to first? Bring 'change' echoed through the doors. Please scratch the card, another requested. He stood still perplexed. One at a time, someone advised. We got there at the end. He left a happy man. It seems phone credit drains, along with the mobile phone battery in Nigeria. You need to daily recharge. What a rip off. Everyone needs a BB jooo. Let's all ping each other and smile.
Back to the more serious stuff, we entered Imini Village with a high level of expectation. We were expecting God to do something extraordinary. We had a vision – 1000 new disciples and the King of Imini to profess Jesus as his Lord and Saviour. Our strategy was to pray, praise, plan, prepare and participate. Robert left London two weeks ahead of the team. He spent 6 days and 5 nights in the village what a story he had to tell. Drums heard beating in the forest at 3 am in the night. Robert aka "Oluwarobotimi" was a great blessing to the teachers and children alike. He was our John the Baptist who went ahead to prepare the way. The ground had been ploughed ready for the seeds to be sown. The hearts of the children had been prepared for the Tuesday experience. 35 from England, 4 from USA, volunteers including an ophthalmologist with the eye clinic, hundreds from the host conference centre and a strong team from the Ife Conference who staffed the Eye Clinic. There were also some Jason doctors who participated in the programme. We were all expectant.
As we drove into the premises in the morning, I saw the Children's tents filled with children. One of the malus by the tree was missing. Who let the cow out? I wondered. Where had it gone to? The main auditorium was also filled with people. The doctors, nurses, opticians, ophthalmologists, dentist, cervical screening nurses had all set up. By now the medical team had arrived in full force. The counsellors, security and protocol personnel were slowly moving into position. In the midst of this all, I could smell the aroma of jollof rice and fried meat or was I just hungry at 10.00am.?
The programme commenced with high praise. Pastor Soji, the event coordinator welcomed everyone to Imini. This was followed by a ministration by a Bata dance troupe. Their costumes were colourful and their steps quick. It was a mixture of the Charleston, jive and quick steps. It was glorious. They were professionals who danced as David danced. 10, 10, 10, 10 would have been on the scorecard if it was a Strictly Come Dancing event.
Baba Ajao, preached a message from 2 Kings 5. It was direct and to the point. He went straight for the heart. While the preacher spoke, the King listened attentively. Each word was convicting by the power of the Holy Spirit. The altar call was made. The king sprang to his feet and walked forward to profess Jesus as his Lord and Saviour. Mummy Kate burst into tears. Mrs Asuni dropped to her knees while the woman beside her fell flat on her face. The angels rejoiced in heaven. The demons flee back to their abode in hell. Another 500 people surged toward following their leader to accept Jesus. The front was filled with a sea of people ready to start a new journey with Christ. Oba, Ijoyes, Iyalode, farmers, tailors, market traders from Imini and its surrounding villages all made the decision to follow Jesus. The minister led them to Christ with their hands on their hearts as they welcomed Jesus into their lives. Hands were placed on their head and other parts of their bodies as they prayed for healing and deliverance. The king was quite fervent in his utterances. He never missed a word. With his head bowed down each word came with strength and power. I'm sure he knew they were being recorded in heaven.
The king was offered a seat. As he took his seat, he took off his hat to pay homage and honour to the greater king – The King of kings and the Lord of lords. What a sight. Baskets were provided for armlets and other charms to be deposited by the new converts. The new journey had begun. On his way out Bro Gbenga heard the King say to Mummy Kate "You have delivered me". Yes, Jesus has delivered him out of darkness into His marvellous light. E ke halleluyah ooo.
The Children's tents were jam packed with over 600 children. Ages 7 – 8, 9 – 11 and 12 above classes had more than enough to fill a school. The children's department was well prepared for the task at hand. This was the best organized children's department to date. The children were being taught new songs and lessons about Jesus. The children learnt "Obedience is doing what I'm asked to do immediately, completely and willingly". The reference for the children's lesson is 2 Kings 5:1-15. The medical team went to speak to the children about personal hygiene. All the children were given de-worming tablets which is quite important in this hemisphere.
The counselling department was stretched by the number of converts. What a good challenge to have. The harvest was plenty but the labourers were few. The initial plan had to be abandoned and a new one designed as bottlenecks developed. The counselled converts started to trickle through to the medical team for registration and consultation. 100s sat in rows waiting for the doctors. The Optician clinic on the other side of the site was overwhelmed with patients. 85 patients were seen by the Ophthalmology clinic. 21 patients were prepared for cataract surgery for the next day. The two dentists saw 20 patients and undertook 10 extractions. It was a wonderful, glorious, rewarding and fulfilling experience.
In the midst of our rejoicing the bug arrived in our mist. It crept in without an invitation. Did it come with something we ate or drank – the water, fruit salad or fresh salad? Despite wiping our hands with simple wipes and anti bacteria liquid, the stomach pains, lack of appetite, fatigue the list goes on hit the team. First it was Robert, then Ian, Bro Funso, Ibukun, Sis Jackie, Mummy Kate, the list goes on. It was unbelievable, the number of people who were hit by this. Fervent prayers were said and vows were made by those not affected to avoid stopping by the road side for the conveniences. The team doctors had their hands full looking after the team. We thank God we have overcome and are recovering.


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It's that time of year again, when bats are in the belfry, Witches are brewing up strange potions and goblins and ghosts are on the loose. What's that creak on the stairs and whose are those sinister footsteps outside your room?
We've rounded up some of the incredible activities taking place this half term during halloween. If you would like to add your event to our listing please contact us via email.
Pumpkin Picking at Scalby Grange, Gilberdyke
Open Now
Who else loves going out to choose pumpkins? Have you picked yours yet? Have you carved some already? Share your pictures below! Scalby Grange Pick Your Own – has plenty of pumpkins for you to pick! Why not pop into the local garden centre for a hot chocolate after? PS: Dress up warm and take your wellies!
Magic and Sawcery at The Deep!
19 October to 3 November
Come and explore the myths and legends around one of the world's most endangered species, the sawfish.
Take part in the fun-filled magical interactive presentation at 11am, 1pm and 3pm daily, complete the fun-filled activity trail as you make your way around the building as well as family activities in Craft Corner between 11am and 4pm.
Book your tickets now and SAVE 10% when you book online https://www.thedeep.co.uk/plan-your-visit/ticket-prices.
Plus, all standard tickets include FREE return visits for 12 months with The Deep's Day Plus Pass.
Pumpkin Party at Williams Den
21st – 31st October
For a pumpkin-tastic party this Halloween, a visit to The Den is a must!
If you feel brave enough, William's Petrifying Pumpkin Adventure is full of spooky delights with a trick or treat puzzle to complete. Then before pumpkin party time, children can pick their own pumpkin from the Pumpkin Patch and create a pumpkin masterpiece at the carving station.
With Pumpkin games, pumpkin photo booth and broomstick racing to enjoy, make sure you leave time to visit the Ice SCREAM booth to try a frozen treat and work out the frightfully fantastic flavour!
Not forgetting all the adventures to be had in the indoor den and outdoor play areas.
Book online and Save! Friends of The Den don't need to book a ticket, this event is included in your membership. Thursday 29th October 10am – 3pm. (Normal admission charges apply £2.50 adults, £1.25 over 5's).
Southwood Garden Centre Halloween
26th & 27th October, 10am to 4pm
All children arriving in fancy dress will get a go on our lucky dip for a free gift! So many activities for children to take part in and enjoy.
🕷Meet the creature
🕷Halloween photo experience
🕷Bouncy castle
🕷Carnival games
🕷Ghost hunt
🕷Pumpkin display including carving ideas
🕷New Scare Maze (£2 per person to enter)
🕷Slime station
🕷Spooky boxes
🕷Free to enter competitions
🕷Special Halloween goodies served at Lucy's coffee shop
Halloween Half Term 'Off Grid' Workshop
28th, 29th and 31st October
Drop your children off for an extraordinary day with Children Who Can. Halloween Half Term 'Off Grid' workshops… Experience Halloween like never before.
CHILDREN AGED 6-12 ARE WELCOME TO COME ALONG AND TRY OUR MISSION BASED EXPERIENCES (with a spooky twist)
October Dates
Mon 28th Airmyn Village Hall
Tuesday 29th Whitley & Eggborough Primary
Thursday 31st White Hall Estate
£16 siblings £12
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Spooky Woodland Trail at Burton Agnes Hall & Gardens
26th October to 3rd November
Throughout the half-term break, Burton Agnes Hall and Gardens will be daring visitors of all ages to take part in a spooky woodland trail. Clues will be hidden in the Hall's woodland, where dramatic and imaginative Halloween scenes will hide among the creaking trees and rustling bushes.
Normal garden admission applies
Adults £7.00, OAPs £6.50, Children (4-15 years) £4.00,
under 4 year olds
The Petrifying Pumpkin Hunt at Sledmere House!
27th October to 3rd November
Join us for a week of half term Halloween Fun and take part in our Petrifying Pumpkin Hunt, Beastly Broom Search, explore the Spooky Maze Maze and other fun activities. We will be doing a SPECIAL LATE NIGHT OPENING on Thursday 31st October so bring your little Ghosts and Ghouls for an evening of fun and games. 👻🎃
Normal entry prices apply, free to Sledmere Friends Members – Open Tuesday to Sunday
Halloween Lantern Walk in the Fairywood at Northwood Trails
25th October to 3rd November
Guided walk through the twilight fairy woods.
Lantern walks at dusk and first dark, aimed at little ones or those of all ages who would rather not be scared witless, but want to enjoy a more seasonal experience instead.
Arrive to the Northwood kitchen and then be shown to the Autumn tent and have a free glass of alcoholic or non alcoholic punch. after a short storytelling from Professor Howlands collection, be taken on the lantern walk. Approximate total time 1 hour. Afterwards enjoy the fairy museum and relax in the Northwood kitchen bar.
Very limited sessions with a maximum of 40 per session. Come dressed for the season and weather with appropriate footwear. Please be on time for your session and arrive in good time as we cannot delay the starts. Runs from friday 25th Ocotber – sunday 3rd November inclusive tickets £12pp (under 3's free)
Halloween Thrills & Spills at Burton Constable Hall
Saturday 26th October – 3rd November
You'll find all the ingredients for a spooky adventure in the Stables and Grounds at Burton Constable during Halloween half-term.
Spooky Halloween Trail – Explore the Stables and Grounds as you follow the Spooky Halloween Trail, dare you enter the Derelict Stables of Doom? 10am to 5pm, last admission 4pm. After you've completed the trail collect your treat from the ticket desk.
Witches Hat Trail in the Hall – Agnus Spellious, the Hag of Holderness has mislaid all her hats in the Hall, can you help find them all? Witches Hat Trail 12pm to 5pm, last admission 4pm.
Monday 28th October – Friday 1st November
Creepy Craft Activities: 12pm to 3pm – The Carriage House
Let your little monsters imaginations run wild with our creepy craft activities.
Agnus Spellious, Hag of Holderness Character: 11.30am to 3.30pm – The Stables
Find this wicked witch lurking in the Stables casting her spooky spells and mixing magic potions!
Freaky Face Painting*: 12pm to 3pm – The Carriage House *£2 per person
Spooky Storytelling: 1.30pm
Visit The Carriage House for spooky storytelling, suitable for Key Stage 1 (3-7yrs)
Dotty Doomsville, Spooky Photographer – Thursday 31st October Only. 11am to 2pm & 2.30pm to 4.30pm. Why not let Dotty Doomsville our Spooky Photographer capture a ghostly transformation of you and your friends. Priced at only £3 per person you can take it away with you on the day. Find her in the 2nd courtyard of the Stables.
Witches, Wizards and Ghouls all welcome!
Admission Charges
Saturday 26th & Sunday 27th October/Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd November
Adults: Normal admission applies, Children 5-18yrs £1 + normal admission, Under 5's free admission + £1 & Under 2's free
Monday 28th October to Friday 1st November
Adults normal admission applies, Children 5-18 yrs £2 + normal admission, under 5's free admission + £2 & Under 2's free.
It's Halloween, the scariest night of the year and there is no better night to enjoy a spooky ghost walk through Burton Constable Hall.
Come and enjoy a frightfully good evening of spine-chilling tales and things that go bump in the night.
This is a ticket only event and sells out every year so early booking is recommended so why not gather up some friends and family, get dressed up, brush off your broomstick and join in the fun.
- We use a timed entry ticket system to ensure everyone has good experience, once inside you will be taken on your tour which will last approximately 1 hour
Outside you will be able explore the stables and walk around the grounds on your own
The Stables Kitchen will be open from 5.30pm and will be serving Halloween Fayre, hot drinks and cakes so why not make an evening of it and eat here leaving you more time to spend dressing up.
Gift Shop – open from 5.30pm our gift shop will also be open for the evening so why not have a look for that early Christmas Gift or to book tickets for future events.
Half Term Halloween Fun & Ghost Adventure at Burnby Hall
Saturday 26th October – 3rd November
Pumpkin Festival
We've Halloween fun for all the family this half term at Burnby Hall Gardens.
Bring the best carved pumpkins!!
If you would like to enter our pumpkin competition, please pick up an entry form from the Visitor Centre. Carved pumpkins can be delivered to the Gardens on Saturday 26th or Sunday 27th October so they can be put on display for the competition on Monday 28th October.
Half Term Halloween fun for all the family from Monday 28th October to Sunday 3rd November 10am until 4pm last entry 3.30pm. Winter admission prices apply.
Activities for the week include:
THE HALLOWEEN TRAIL: If you're feeling brave, join us and go in search of scary skeletons, giant spider and other curious creatures in the Gardens!
BEST CARVED PUMPKIN COMPETITION: Vote for your favourite carved pumpkin displayed in the haunted Secret Garden.
Extra frighteningly good fun on Wednesday 30th October 10am until 3pm!
GHOST HUNT ADVENTURE: Wednesday Only: Celebrate Halloween by going on a Rusticus Ghost-Hunting Adventure! Our hapless professor is on the hunt for ghosts at Burnby Hall Gardens this Halloween, but the spooks and spectres are playing tricks on him! Help him make sense of his latest ghost-detecting invention and delight in making mischief in the gardens with a whole array of ghostly characters, in this fun Rusticus adventure suitable for even the smallest witches and wizards!
Outdoor performance walk, with games and activities! Lasts approx. 45 mins. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Dress for the weather! Ghost hunting adventure times are 11am, 12.30pm and 2pm.
SPOOKY ARTS AND CRAFTS: Wednesday Only: Crafts for all ages in the bandstand.
Join us if you dare! We have all the ingredients here at Burnby Hall Gardens, Pocklington for plenty of Halloween fun for all the family!
Halloween at Skelf Island
26th October to 3rd November
The Halloween trail at Skelf Island, together with the Straw Bale Maze in the Walled Garden, will be available from today (Saturday) until November 3. A gang of live Skelves will be in residence on October 19-20 and from October 26 until November 3.
Performances are at 10.30am, 12pm, 1.30pm and 3pm and there's also a trail in the woods which you can do too!! Rusticus performances are on Sat 19 & Sun 20 Oct, then every day between Sat 26 Oct – Sun 3 Nov 🎃🎃🎃
The event is included in the price of a gardens ticket, which can be purchased on the Castle Howard website.
There is no age restriction and the stately home is welcoming anyone to the event.


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ISpring is software that adds a plug in to PowerPoint that allows you to create embedded, narrated presentations with the option to record webcam video and upload resources with your presentation. I use it and so do my current work colleagues because it is part of the toolkit provided. I'm not endorsing it – just posting some discoveries I've made.
Version 7 has a couple of nice features that include allowing for video to take the dominant spot and to import publishing settings so that you can set up once and not have to re-set every time.
Using iSpring has a few advantages to recording straight to camera software.
The main one is that you can record video one slide at a time. So if you have a broad range of topics to cover, you can record and re-record in small chunks without having to edit.
Secondly, it's straightforward to upload the zipped file output up to a Moodle file resources and unless you particularly want to embed the video in a page, you can simply unzip it, nominate the html5 index file as the main file and set the file to open on click to provide students with a video and player.
Here is a document that gives step by step instructions – I hope you find it useful.


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We have set out to represent and supply a range of manufacturers with leading brands like Nitron, Ohlins, Penske, Quantum and Tractive Suspension. Our pricing structure ensures we make the same margin on each brand – doing this means we have no bias toward any manufacturer other than a performance one. We will always offer you the customer the best product for your requirements. Whether it's Road Suspension, Track Day Suspension, Rally, Autograss or Race Suspension you need. Call us to talk through the best option for you and your car.
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Obituary of Phyllis Lucille Dekker
Phyllis Lucille Dekker arrived in this world on March 16, 1935. She was called to heaven August 1, 2019. Phyllis was the 11th of 12 children born to Julius and Gladys Lundgren. She was raised on a farm in rural Michigan City, Indiana which fostered her love of animals, kind heart and strong work ethic. On March 24, 1957 Phyllis married Jerry Dekker, a young airman. For the next 20 years the Air Force moved them throughout the country and Europe. Together they raised 2 daughters Debra Fuls and Connie Evans. In 1977 Jerry retired from the USAF and they settled in Caldwell, ID. Phyllis worked briefly for Meridian Wood. She later joined the sales force of Lloyd Lumber where she enjoyed 20 years of service.
Phyllis is survived by her husband of 62 years, 2 Daughters, 1 Sister (Lillian Young), 7 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren and many friends. She was dearly loved and will be forever missed. A memorial service will be held at 2:00 PM Friday August 9, 2019 at Flahiff Funeral Chapel, Caldwell. She will be interred at the Idaho State Veterans Cemetery, in Boise at a later date. Condolences to the family may be left at www.flahifffuneralchapel.comTo send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Phyllis Dekker, please visit Tribute Store
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Two ways to zoom in on Instagram on an iPhone
Sometimes a photo shows up in your Instagram feed with some sort of detail that requires closer inspection. Unfortunately, Instagram does not let you pinch to zoom. There are two ways, however, for you to take a closer look at an image on Instagram on your iPhone.
Method 1: Accessibility setting
If you find yourself regularly wishing you could zoom in on Instagram, there is a setting that lets you zoom in on it or any other app or screen on your iPhone. Head to Settings > General > Accessibility and in the Vision section, tap the Zoom setting. Then, on the Zoom screen, turn the toggle switch on.(Credit: Screenshot by Matt Elliott/CNET)
Now, you'll be able to double-tap with three fingers to zoom in and out on Instagram or any other screen. While zoomed in, you can move around an image by dragging with three fingers. Double-tap again with three fingers to return to the normal zoom level on your iPhone. You can also change the zoom level after double-tapping with three fingers to zoom in by double-tapping-and-holding with three fingers and then pinching outward. The zoom level you choose will be the zoom level you return to the next time you zoom.(Credit: Screenshot by Matt Elliott/CNET)
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Dijon Chicken With Quinoa, Kale & Cranberries
This Hearty Dish Is Packed With Nutrition, Flavour & Will Keep You Satisfied
Have you ever tried a honey-Dijon dressing on a warm chicken salad? It is so good! This recipe is like a pimped up clean, super food version!
In this delicious meal, the Dijon is balanced with maple syrup and lemon juice to form the dressing and the chicken is cooked with quinoa and kale and served with dried cranberries giving it a power injection of nutrients and flavour.
Loads of quality protein and fiber so this dish will keep you satisfied. If you can't come by baby kale, then use regular kale but just use the soft leafy part (ie cut out the centre vein of the leaf).
- 5 tsp olive oil, divided
- 1 lb boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut into 2-inch pieces
- 1/4 plus 1/8 tsp sea salt, divided
- 1/2 tsp ground black pepper
- 1 cup quinoa, rinsed
- 5 oz baby kale (about 5 packed cups)
- 3 tbsp Dijon mustard
- 2 tbsp pure maple syrup
- 1 tbsp fresh lemon juice
- 1/3 cup dried unsweetened cranberries
- In a large skillet or sauté pan on medium-high, heat 2 tsp oil. Add chicken, season with 1/4 tsp salt and pepper and cook, stirring occasionally, until lightly browned, 3 to 4 minutes. Stir in quinoa, 1 3/4 cups water and remaining 1/8 tsp salt. Increase heat to high, cover and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium and simmer, covered, stirring occasionally, for about 15 minutes.
- Add about half of kale and cover skillet to let it wilt slightly, about 1 minute. Add remaining half of kale and stir to combine. Cover and simmer until kale is tender and liquid is absorbed, 4 to 6 minutes. (NOTE: If all the liquid absorbs before kale finishes cooking, add more water as needed.) Remove from heat.
- In a small bowl, whisk together mustard, maple syrup, lemon juice and remaining 3 tsp oil. To skillet, add about half of mustard sauce and the cranberries and stir to combine. Divide among plates and drizzle evenly with remaining mustard sauce.
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Broken Shadows, a collection of 12 intense, artistic Shadow Stories, has officially been released on Amazon in all territories!
Here the link: getBook.at/BrokenShadows
And it's received a rave review!
It is such a happy release day!! I've literally been alternately dazed and dancing all over the house.
Let me share the introduction to the book with you:
Introduction to Broken Shadows
Broken Shadows is my second collection of Shadow Stories. The first collection was Our Particular Shadows, published initially in 2013. The Shadow Stories are a form of ephemeral storytelling that seemed to arise of its own volition, and which bypass light and dark to explore the shadowy regions of the deepest self.
Each story, which ranges between 500 to 1000 words, features an unnamed protagonist, to whom you can assign the gender of your choosing. Told in the voice of the central characters, the stories in Broken Shadows trace the trajectory of intensely personal, significant moments.
It is the self speaking to and for itself – no mediation, no subterfuge. Just a questing mind seeking to understand itself and the world. Sometimes, even hidden from itself; balanced on the cusp of a glimmer of truth.
These stories, though short, are by no means an easy-breezy read. There are layers of experience packed into single phrases, which are redolent with connotation and scope for interpretation. You may find that more than one reading is required to 'get' the form and format of this genre of stories. When you do, there are rewards galore!
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James McNamara reviews '1606' by James Shapiro
James McNamaraThursday, 26 November 2015
1606 was a rough year for England. In late 1605 the Gunpowder plotters nearly blew up the government; a Catholic rebellion in Warwickshire sharpened the country's fear. England's ports were closed and an army raised; bonfires lit the streets of London and guards manned the city gates. Later, the Tower drew its bridge and loaded cannons upon the (false) report of Kin ...


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I am never the sporty type. I don't get to stretch and use my body the way others do.
I tried playing volleyball back in gradeschool only to prove myself I was a total shame in that field so I stopped right then and there and never tried another sport, except for those needed in my Physical Education subjects. Up to this day, the only physical activity I am into is walking, and walking I do as part of going to places and back home, and whenever I have to think hard.
But when Des, a friend and former co-writer, chatted me on Gtalk inviting me and two of our other friends, Mao and Champy, to join her and her friends in their upcoming minor climb at a mountain called Mt Daguldol, I got really interested and accepted the invitation. It might be a crazy idea for someone like me who isn't exactly in shape, but I was up for an adventure and something new, so I thought, why not try it for experience.
The Mountain, the Neophytes, and the Adventure
Established by the UP Mountaineers as a hiking spot in the 90s, Mt Daguldol is a small mountain range located in San Juan, Batangas.
The adventure started not from mountain itself but from the 30-minute trek at the Laiya Beach, a nice beginning if you love the seashore and the sunrise, if you're there very early in the morning. So we walked on the sand, which either entered our shoes or sunk them, saw other people taking photos and having fun at the beach, then passed by the rocks, then more sand, until there it was, the mountain to climb.
Mt Daguldol has a difficulty level of 3/9, but although they say that numbers are precise, the hike wasn't as easy as was claimed. And I am not saying it just because I'm new to the activity. Des and her friends aren't part of any mountaineering groups but they've been climbing mountains as a hobby since 2006, and they sure had a hard time with this, too.
We were a group of around 20 and were divided into subgroups, and ours was at the tail. We only had an hour of sleep before the big day that's why the climb was extra tiring. So we took the time and stopped for some rest every time we felt like it, and which made the usual five-hour challenge to the summit longer. But just like what Tito Fred, the eldest in the group, said, we shouldn't exhaust ourselves too much by rushing to the top, we should just take it easy to save more energy. And so that's what we did.
I was actually quite cool about it at first, Champy was even joking me that I walked like I was on a runway and was wearing high heels. But come our first real rest at the first waiting shed, after we all stood up and started hiking again, the sides of my vision went dark and I had to ask our little company to stop again because I was feeling nauseous. Champy gave me a candy, but instead of making me feel okay, I found my breakfast on the ground after a few moments, and I didn't allow anything else, except for some gelatin and softdrinks, in my tummy the whole day. I was afraid to puke again and it was one of the things I hate, so it was better to be safe. The humiliating scene made me much better, though, and my effortless stride on the runway continued.
I think everyone in our group would agree that aside from the peak, it were the resting areas that we were all waiting for. They were the oases in a desert of trees, grasses, rocks, and soils. Among them is Mang Lizardo's where Halo-halo and Mountain Dew are sold. Since I was already exhausted and I was taking care of my tummy, I didn't order a Halo-halo, but it would have been refreshing if I got to taste it.
What I learned about this day event is that hiking is really a test of endurance. There were a lot of times when I thought of throwing in the white flag along with my treasured pride, because I couldn't do it anymore, and just go down and wait for them to come back. But it was proving myself I'm not a wimp that kept me going. 'Cause I'm not. I am not the type to give up easily, so I persevered, though the back of my mind was pleading me to do otherwise. That's the spirit.
Then at last, we reached the summit. The vast area is covered with green grasses, is windy, and perfect for picnics and even overnight stays if one would wish to. Being there was the time when we all felt all our efforts paid off. Too bad we left our lunches in one of the resting areas, that's why we had to cut our blissful relaxation and proceed in going back.
From our experiences in stairs, we learned that it's easier going down than up. But with Mt Daguldol's case, it was the other way around. With every step I made on our way down, all my weight would go to the foot that made the move, and with repetition, it became quite unbearable, and so we had to stop more often. Tito Fred said it was because I was wearing sneakers, not rubbing shoes. He said that the latter have cushion at the sole, thus, it isn't so painful when the shoes hit the ground. So a friendly reminder to you, dear reader, if you're going hiking for the first time: Rubber shoes, not sneakers. Again, rubber shoes, not sneakers.
For me, the best part in all of this, aside from reaching Mt Daguldol's peak, was the next day when I woke up anticipating the tell-tale aches all over my body, especially in the legs, but I didn't feel any. I even asked my sister's boyfriend if it was possible to feel the pain the day after next, but my brother just interjected and teased me that maybe I was born for the mountains, and they both laughed and sang Lady Gaga's Born this Way.
It was when I realized that all the walking I love doing actually made me fit for such physical activity. Good thing I was unconsciously trained for this. hehe
My first hike was tiring and frustrating in the process, but looking back… Hey! I'm very proud to announce that I survived my first hike at Mt Daguldol!
Will I do it again? Well, I guess so. My door's open for invitations. 🙂
Pinoy Mountaineer
All photos by Champy Cachola–who didn't get tired of taking all our hiking pictures–unless otherwise stated.


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Happy Memorial weekend. I pray that you will enjoy the time off and have fun. While we are having fun let us not forget the people who gave us freedom to be able to do the things we love. Every time I see a person in uniform I thank them for their service. I know I personally can don't do what they do. Since I live in a city that is deep in history you will see more people in uniform than most places. We even have a special parade for the wonderful group. You know that God calls us warriors for his kingdom.
What does the Bible say about warriors?
When I think of being a warrior the first verse that comes to mind is Ephesians 6:10-18 "10 Finally, be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might. 11 Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil. 12 For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places. 13 Therefore take up the whole armor of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand firm. 14 Stand therefore, having fastened on the belt of truth, and having put on the breastplate of righteousness, 15 and, as shoes for your feet, having put on the readiness given by the gospel of peace. 16 In all circumstances take up the shield of faith, with which you can extinguish all the flaming darts of the evil one; 17 and take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God, 18 praying at all times in the Spirit, with all prayer and supplication. To that end, keep alert with all perseverance, making supplication for all the saints." That is a lot of equipment we have to wear daily.
That is a lot of equipment we have to wear daily. The biggest part is the sword being the truth of the Bible and prayer. I love the fact that God can provide all this to us and everything else. In Revelation 2:26 It tells us "The one who conquers and who keeps my works until the end, to him I will give authority over the nations." As we go through our life keep God first in all you do. Never forget who we are fighting aginst it not ourselves but the evil one. The one that loves to take the joy out of life.
In Conclusion….
Again as you go through this weekend let us not forget the people that got us where we are today. Do not fight the enemy with the words but with prayer and spiritual guidance. I am praying that you have a blessed day.
Today is my 60th blog post being 2 mouths and I am enjoying bringing you wonderful content. I am working on ways that you can support me in my endeavors so I can upgrade the site and be able to put videos in the content. keep an eye out for this way. If you feel blessed to send me money through PayPal my email is clmoss09 at gmail.com.
Thank you for all the support. Below are two past post that will help you out today.
Blessing to you this weekend.
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my friend Karen at Studio at the Lake gave this award to me, thanks Karen! She's new to blogland so you must go visit her. Karen has so much talent, her cards are wonderful just like she is. So now I'm to tell you 3 things that make me different from everyone else....I don't know, I'm still thinking, LOL
1) I use to love walking in the rain, LOL and now that I have new knees maybe I'll do that again
2) I met the man of my dreams when I was 36 (and totally not looking for love!) and when we got married both my boys walked me down the aisle so to speak, we got married in our home and they actually walked me out of our bedroom, LOL. My stepdaugther was my bridesmaid and my stepson was an usher.
3) Many years ago when my boys were young I made and decorated all kinds of cakes, from Big Bird to wedding cakes. In the 80's I took night courses at our local florist shop to learn floral arrangement.
Now I need to pass this on to 5 other bloggers:
Meda makes the most beautiful wedding invitations as well she is a painter, her canvesses are fabulous.
Lady Anne
Ladi Anne makes wonderful cards and is a very lovely and encourging woman.
Radwa is adorable. She is new to blog land and has made some great cards.
Bev is a Stampin Up gal! She doesn't post often but when she does her cards are wonderful!
Birds Blog
Bird makes lovely cards, as well she is very generous at giving away her wonderful digi images.
So go check out these great blogs and don't miss the Digi's With Attitude Challenge Blog for some fun challenges and prizes.
I know this is terribly late in posting but the last couple of weeks have been hectic.
Thanks again Karen for this lovely blog award. I truly appreciate your friendship.
hugs, Valerie


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Giants rookies dress in ridiculous 'Reno 911'-inspired uniforms
We have the latest iteration in the grand tradition of rookies dressing in humiliating costumes — and it has a law enforcement flair.
Following the San Francisco Giants' 5-4 loss to the Red Sox at Fenway Park, the team's rookies appeared to dress in the style of "Reno 911!," a scripted program that ran on Comedy Central from 2003-2009.
Of course, the costumes were chronicled on social media.
"If you had 'Reno-911' inspired costumes for Giants rookie dress-up day in the pool, then congratulations," Giants beat writer Andrew Baggarly shared on Twitter Thursday afternoon. "Collect your winnings at Window 7."
Evidently, the team's spirit wasn't dampened by Thursday afternoon's loss. Their record now sits at 74-79, 8.5 games back of the final Wild Card spot. Though the team isn't technically eliminated from playoff contention, the season is almost certainly wrapped up.
Some of the rookies in the "Reno 911!" costumes are among the reasons to be optimistic about the team's fortunes in 2020. Shaun Anderson looks good out of the bullpen. Mike Yastrzemski is slugging in left field. Mauricio Dubon could hold down a middle infield spot. And all three, evidently, aren't afraid to pay homage to one of the more forgettable television programs of the 2000s.
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Hacked! Okay, let me explain myself. For all of you faithful followers and those of you seeing this blog for the first time, this is not Jessica Thurston. This is her husband, Josh:) For some time I've been wanting to write an article on this wonderful blog but for one reason or another I haven't. But today was different. Jessica went to Madrid with some friends and I stayed in good, old Avila. Now, don't get me wrong. I don't have anything against Madrid and I certainly don't have anything against my awesome wife; I just needed a day to chill, you know, relax for a day. So here it is:
Yesterday, I decided I would spend some time outside taking pictures of Avila, what could be better, right. Fun. Relaxing. Cold?
First off, today was probably one of the worst days ever to be outside in Avila: wet, cold, bone-chilling, and downright nasty, everything you don't imagine Spain being! I was reluctant to get out of bed today let alone go outside. When I finally stepped outside with my camera, the fog was only a stone's throw away. I couldn't go back now. As difficult as it was, the pictures were worth the cold fingers and numbed face🙂 I hope that you can see how cold it was in these pictures. Enjoy!
|Looking out over the city…it's quite the view minus the fog
|This way to town center.
|This was one of the city's structures used for defense during attacks. Now is it defended by, yes, storks. Ciguenas, as they are called here, are basically anywhere there is a high point to nest.
|La Catedral de Avila
|sweet Medieval gutters!
|The only clock with hands I have seen in Avila…and it doesn't work. Figures.
|Iglesia de San Tomas
|There are so many of these random, jutting rocks all over town. Pretty cool!
|Around the back of San Tomas…hope he doesn't mind.
|Old Glory. Can you see it?
|Perhaps there are some X-Men fans in Spain.
|Broken wall with cool color contrast:)
Well, there you have it. That is my show and tell for today. Hopefully I will be joining you in the future with some more pictures/ cultural differences/ other things I find interesting that I think might interest you:) I guess you guys/girls will just have stick around. Thanks for joining me in hacking Jessica's blog.
Until next time…stay awesome and tell your friends to come and join us; we would love to have even more people share in our wild and crazy life from Nine to Phive.


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How vital is a mere look to a man? Well, a person cannot misinform himself - important. A specialist takes a detailed check up on the merchandise and processes designed to create a person nice to be close to, and spell out the A-B-Cs of fine grooming.
Is your restroom mirror a location you approach with dread every morning for worry of the story it'll tell? particularly, that your look may do with a small amount of sprucing up?
Well, stop worrying that symptom, and quit reflective thereon bald pate. If you actually wish to show over a replacement look (and girls do not have the monopoly on sensible looks!) there is nothing to prevent you.
Let's get all the way down to the nitty-gritty:
In dust-covered cities and different impure areas, it's a decent habit to clean your hair a day. "Daily laundry doesn't ruin the hair," says specialist. "In reality, it's sanitary and makes the pinnacle less susceptible to infection."
Many men recoil from shampoos basic cognitive process them to be completely a woman's beauty aid. But, basically, shampoo is for hair and hair has no gender. Shampoos turn out lather higher than soap and, as a result of the physical phenomenon is a smaller amount, it makes it easier to wash the hair.
Conditioners break the disulfide bonds of the hair, so creating the hair a lot of manageable and easier to groom. Today, shampoos are offered with inbuilt conditioners, creating them a convenient cosmetic aid.
No lady likes a person with a dandruff downside. Dandruff is one amongst the good put-offs. But, contrary to well-liked thinking, "dandruff isn't an unwellness," informs specialist. "It is Associate in the Nursing accentuated physiological downside. That is, the skin is shed frequently underneath traditional circumstances and once the shedding is excessive it's referred to as dandruff." Most questionable anti-dandruff shampoos offered within the market solely wash away the dead cells from the scalp. The exception is atomic number 34 sulfide, Associate in a Nursing ingredient that reduces the turnover or formation of cells, so retarding, although not activity the matter. the most effective recommendation you'll follow is to stay the scalp clean by daily laundry.
A hairless head - each man's mythical being heel! quite a few 'losers' have turned to Loniten as a hair skilled worker. whereas regular application of Loniten will sprout fine hair on bald areas of the scalp, as presently as the application is ceased, the hair begins to fall off once more. Even a lot of vital, Loniten affects the guts and internal organ issues. thus it ought to be used solely underneath a doctor's supervising.
Go for a haircut to your neighborhood saloon and in most cases, you'll be ahead massage as a perk (sometimes you pay extra). Indeed, the massaging action will perk up blood circulation, however, it's erroneously assumed (and assured by hair-dressers) to conjointly improve hair growth. "That may be a story," says specialist, "for the expansion and lifetime of your hair are determined by your individual genetic pattern." So, get pleasure from the reposeful effects of the massage by all suggests that, however, do not expect miracles to sprout higher than your hairline.
Now for blood and tears, otherwise referred to as shaving. Your granddaddy most likely used soap, however nowadays it's a lot of modern to use shaving creams. There are the traditional ones that have to be compelled to be lathered on with a brush, and there's conjointly the spray selection that spreads foam at the press of a button. primarily, however, "soap and water would do also," argues specialist. Like shaving creams, they merely fulfill the essential demand of softening the hair for a far better shave. the sole advantage that a toiletry has over soap is that it produces a thicker leather that doesn't drip or dry as quickly as soap will.
Use a sharp-edged blade whereas shaving. A dull-edged blade will cause irritation as a result of the perennial friction on the skin. Stroke with the grain and wash the razor clean once a shave - a grimy razor will cause skin infections. "Fungus on the shaving areas of a man's face will nearly always be derived back to Associate in Nursing unclean razor," says specialist.
After-shaves ar business. they're publicized as a way of life. however, the main ingredient all told of them may be a high concentration of alkyl radical alcohol. the sole variations between one and another lie the proportion of alkyl radical alcohol and within the additives used (cologne, lime, musk, etc.) After-shaves are advisable as a result of the alkyl radical alcohol performs 2 functions. it's anti-bacterial, that means it destroys germs and bacterium on the skin's surface. second, it's Associate in Nursing astringent, which suggests that if you nick yourself (rather atypical prevalence throughout shaving), the lotion can cause the natural process of bodily fluid within the cut areas. This seals off the wound, creating it run-resistant to external infection. Finally, Associate in Nursing aftershave and after you smell sensible, you're feeling sensible, too.
Coming to skin care, a lot of and a lot of men are moving into for facials and connected treatments lately. They steam, massage and even bleach their faces at beauty salons. Steaming improves blood circulation as a result of the heat, however a lot of vital it helps to melt plugs (white and blackheads), creating them easier to get rid of. Please note, bleaching cannot modification skin coloring as a result of pigmentation goes abundant deeper. Bleaches solely lighten the animal pigment within the dead layer of the skin that sloughs off inside 7-14 days once a replacement layer forms.
A facial massage, done by professional hands, helps to stimulate and tone those muscles that aren't exercised in daily living. however whereas the massaging action is also useful, the oils and creams used as lubricants will type residues on the skin surface and block pores. "I've had several cases once the oils used become comedogenic (causing blackheads) and acneigenic (causing acne) once facials." that's why, if the skin reacts adversely to a message, it's best avoided.
The bod has 2 sets of sweat glands. The apocrine glands - that lie the armpits and also the sex organ areas - are those that offer off odor. The secretion they exude reacts the surface of the skin, cathartic what we all know as stinkiness. it's thus advisable to stay the realm clean and dry a way as potential. Since hair provides a retention web site for the sweat, the matter may be greatly lessened by shaving off underarm hair.
The other set of sweat glands are the eccrine glands, that lie everywhere the skin's surface. Their main operate is to regulate the body's temperature. once the temperature rises, sweat serves to chill the body surface. The eccrine glands don't turn out odor, however, if skin areas are allowed to stay damp, the plant will set in.
Are there men WHO don't suffer from wet feet! One sensible hygiene habit is to clean and dry feet as footwear is embarked on. in very hot and wet countries, cotton socks are a far better alternative than nylon ones. Cotton absorbs the sweat, feat the feet dry.
Again, as a result of the sweat, shoes stay damp. Most men use only one combine of shoes for daily wear. Often, the gap between the time a person soars his shoes and puts them on once more isn't enough to permit the animal skin of the shoes to dry. This damp will cause flora infections on the feet. you will ne'er have thought of this before, however, it would be a decent plan to own a minimum of 2 pairs of shoes to be used on alternate days.
Keds and sneakers are well-liked footwear nowadays, however the PVC/rubber soles, also because the different material employed in these shoes usually retain heat. thus the feet tend to stay damp. If you sweat an excessive amount of, place cotton wads between your toes. The cotton can absorb the sweat and, by keeping the toes with the exception of one another, can scale back friction between them.
Broken or dirty finger and toe-mails ar an unpleasant sight. offer yourself an everyday manicure to stay your nails trim and clean.
Finally, watch your style! Your lifestyle, that is. ugly baggage or puffy eyes may be the results of an excessive amount of partying or deficient sleep. Alcohol, cigarettes, and medicines also can be responsible.
Pamper yourself - however within the right method. And it'll show within the method you look. get pleasure from coming back face-to-face with yourself therein restroom mirror! et al. will get pleasure from Associate in a Nursing encounter with you.


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Service is obviously an important part of anything calling itself an alternative service break, and I've alluded many times to multiple service projects–both here and in Belize. In this post I'm finally breaking it down into the most concrete blocks possible: I'm telling you what we've done and more importantly, what we're going to do.
A while ago I said sharing money is a means of sharing opportunity. More so than anything else I've spoken about, giving me the opportunity to do this service is what will truly make a difference in the world today. Awareness and information? They're great. They help us adapt our practices to a changing world and ensure it'll last for our children and theirs, but looking always at the horizon isn't enough. It takes concrete action today to make concrete change today–and today, it's this action I'm telling you about.
The weekend of our retreat, we all gathered early Saturday morning to build a house. Actually we were just volunteering with Habitat for Humanity–but actually, we were building a house. The project we ended up working on was part of a restoration they're doing locally, so most of the house was already there. We'd be working on the walls all day–building them up inside and installing the siding outside.
I started in the first group. The hammering looks easy, but until that hammer is in your hand and that nail is struggling to get into the wood, you really can't tell just how taxing it can be. So we hammered and tore nails out and hammered again (and sometimes tore nails out again) and then kept hammering. It took us about two hours to get the first wall up, but once it was there, it was there.
It felt good to be able to step back and say, I built that.
The next wall, twice as wide, took another two hours–which means we improved a lot after the first one. My hammering success ratio did a complete inversion, actually–instead of three out of two nails needing to be redone, now two out of three went in alright. That was exciting.
Then we went to lift it–and as you know luck would have it–it didn't fit. Since this was a restoration, the original rafters remained, and unknown to us wall-makers, the ceiling height was not constant–and not constant by a lot. The site managers came in, evaluated the system, and came up with a plan, but it effectively meant there would be no more wall construction today. And this meant most of us were out of job.
We moved into the sun and began helping the other group with the siding outside. I paired up with a teammate and I'd measure and cut the pieces and he'd bring them up. Oftentimes, on the inside, I'd pause for a second, muscles throbbing, sweat on my brow, and think to myself, "I'm not made for this kind of work," but out here I was able to excel. Measuring precise quantities? That's fun for me. The cutting wasn't difficult, and I was able to move quickly, estimating along the way about how many more would be needed to finish the section we were working on–and then patting myself on the back when I'd cut the perfect number.
It's worth mentioning that, although I struggled much more with the building inside, the satisfaction of being able to raise a wall and just see it complete was incredible. There's honestly nothing like it. It's comparable to getting a test back with a good grade, but greater. It's even more comparable to finishing a novel and looking at a stack of handwritten memo pads and knowing, through pain and sleeplessness, you made that. And yet, it's not completely the same: Coupled with the raw confidence borne through any act of creation there is also a sense of justice, of purpose, a sense of unadulterated satisfaction in knowing what you're looking at now–what may only be a bunch of wood nailed together that looks pretty–this will be used for someone else, completely to help better the lives of someone else–and you'll never know them, they'll never know you, and the only thing each side will know is that, hey, someone did something great and someone else is able to enjoy it.
That's powerful. Practically indescribable.
Growing up in a Jewish family and going to Hebrew school almost my entire life, I often learned about the many levels of mitzvot, the many levels through which we can change the world and bring it closer to God. Teaching someone a skill is better than giving them charity. Giving food is better than giving money. Giving anonymously is more honorable than being known. Giving anonymously without knowing whom you're giving to is highest of them all. And that morning with Habitat for Humanity, that is precisely what we did.
When we get to Belize, we'll be working all week while we're there. Originally we were supposed to be building drying racks for the growers' cacao beans, but as many of us began to suspect last December, our liaison in Belize–who works with Peacework and has been planning our itinerary this whole time–confirmed we'll be working on a different project at the cacao museum they're constructing in Toledo. I mentioned before that tourism is an important part of Belize's economy, and with this museum, not only will they be able to further boost their tourism industry, they'll be able to do so through education–through teaching others about the importance of cacao and helping them make those small changes to ensure the world we love is the world that lives tomorrow.
In our most recent email, she described the project like this:
Looks like the Museum project will be a lot of hands on work to build a nursery for the museum. Your group will be digging ground, casting cement, cutting steel, going into the jungle to cut bush stick, transporting river rocks to the museum site and landscaping an edible garden.
If we'd thought Habitat had been hard, this will likely be excruciating–but even if it takes us a day to get acclimated to the tools and the work we'll be doing, that still leaves us plenty of time to build the best nursery we can build. Knowing our work will not only help one or two people, but an entire community with repercussions reaching even further, affecting the whole world–well, that can only make the work sweeter.
It'd be foolish for me to say I'm not nervous and a little concerned I might not be able to do that kind of work, but looking back at our retreat, I'd felt the same way about simpler things when we had less than a day to learn it all and do it all. It'll be different in Belize. And if I continue to hit the gym as I intend to, I'll be able to build the strength needed to do these things, if not much more. I'll push myself as hard as I can, push myself knowing the difference we'll be making truly will change the world.
And sometimes that's all I want to do. Change the world.
Service is important. Service is perhaps the single reason we're all doing this. But service is empty without action; service by itself is only a word. Today I may only be able to talk about what we've done and what we'll be doing, but at the heart of our trip is the action that'll make our service make a difference.
And I hope you'll help me make that action possible now.
(Please consider making a donation to help me pay for my trip to Belize to
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KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah government has issued 72 communal grants totalling 48,212ha of land in 213 villages benefiting 10,462 people since the introduction of the land ownership system for landless natives in 2012.
Of the number, 13 communal grants covering 34,426ha in 90 villages benefiting 3,993 people have been developed through joint ventures between the beneficiaries and state agencies or private companies.
Sabah chief minister Musa Aman disclosed this in replying to Wilfred Bumburing (PCS (-Tamparuli) in the state assembly today.
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Great (and funny) post!
Gary has a good point. I would might have gone with "Bus Stop", but in hindsight I would prefer to look at it without thinking "Bus Stop" first.
At the time I mostly do single words. Your photo would likely have been "Shelter". Sometimes it is just stating the obvious and some times the reference to the image may be a bit twisted. Other times it is the longer but concise description like you mention. If I really can not think of anything, but might want to give it a title later, I give it a "*".
There is also a category that could be said is the artzy version of "pop culture reference": Quoting a whole poem full of weltschmertz, leaving it to the viewer to figure out who the author is. Goes well with artzy self-portraits.


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Ibiza is a beautiful Island in the Mediterranean Sea. It's a clam, relaxing place by day where you can really go out and enjoy what the island has to offer. The old town of Eivissa is beautiful where you can enjoy the old life style of the island by visiting the old markets and stores or you can enjoy the great selection of small boutiques, high-end fashion stores, shoe shops and all kind of novelties. The food is great and you can find many restaurants and cafes that serve a verity of food for all the different nationalities that flock to the island all year round. Come night time and the Ibiza is transformed into a party town that is filled with great bars and clubs like Pacha offering the biggest DJ's like Calvin Harris, Erick Morillo, Tiesto and many more. This is a beautiful island and one to visit if your relaxed by day and full of energy by night.
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