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Jacqueline Jenkin "Jackie"
"It's all our memories that will keep you near."
Date passed: 22nd of September 2018
Funeral date: 5th of October 2018
"It's all our memories that will keep you near."
Peacefully, on 22nd September, in the loving care of her family, aged 57 years.
Jackie, the loving wife of the late Sam. Much loved mum of Daniel and Vicky. Cherished nana of Levi, Luke, Billy, Leila, Olly, Lacey and Poppy.
Born on Thursday 19th January 1961 in Stockport to parents Archie and Wendy, Jackie was one of three children with a sister Karen, and brother Paul.
She attended Millfields Primary School then Jacksons Lane High School, both in Hazel Grove, once eating a tub of margarine to make herself sick so she didn't have to go!
When she was young, Jackie and her sister Karen once trashed a hotel room in Llandudno, probably following a squabble. As teenagers she would fight over the use of the bathroom with her sister.
Whilst growing up, Jackie had an imaginary friend called Jinks and would tease her sister and maker her jealous when playing games with Jinks!
As a young lady, she liked to disco and frequented a club called 'Gladrags', she enjoyed all the latest hits like the Bay City Rollers, T Rex, David Essex and David Cassidy and would buy their albums and play them very loudly on her record player.
Jackie met her first husband when aged 15 and they were married and had two children, Dan in 1981 and Vikki in 1991 when they moved from Stockport to Crewe.
Jackie attended a flower arranging course and ended up working at Sainsbury's where she met many of her friends.
Her first marriage lasted 21 years, however, through working at Sainsbury's she met Sam and they married in 2004 and spent their honeymoon on the Island of Tenerife.
When Jackie left Sainsbury's she took on a couple of cleaning jobs in local schools and was thrilled when she became the grandmother of Levi, Luke, Billy, Leila, Olly, Lacey and Poppy.
Jackie loved spending time with them especially during the school holidays.
Not long before her diagnosis, she was working as a midday assistant at Vine Tree Primary School, and enjoyed her coach holidays with Sam, Wendy and Archie, also going cruising with Sam. She loved her days out with her family and would often sit giggling at some of the stories she'd heard or jokes that she'd heard.
She was very much supported by family and friends throughout her illness along with various cancer support groups. The staff at the Christie along with district nurses and carers were fantastic in their dedication especially in Jackie's final days.
Jackie's funeral will take place on Friday 5th October in the Crematorium Chapel, Crewe at 12noon, followed by cremation.
Donations in Jackie's memory will be gratefully received on behalf of St. Luke's Hospice.
For any further information regarding Jackie's funeral please contact our funeral home on 01270 584447.
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I remember performing a dance for Jackie on my mum Gails sofa and remember her laughing so much I must have only been around 7/8 but it's a memory that's stuck with me, it seems she carried that laughter through the rest of her life, rest in peace Jackie , a donation will be made to St. Luke's in your memory, love Lisa, Gail , Rachel , Neil and Jamie xxxx❤❤- Approved by oconnell
Rest in peace with Uncle Sam, Aunty Jackie. 💫💙💗xxx- Approved by oconnell
Unfortunately I am unable to atttend. My thoughts will be with you and your family, another bright star taken too soon. RIP Jackie. X- Approved by oconnell
R.I.P Jackie, a lovely lady who will be sadly missed by all that knew her, now reunited with her Sam- Approved by oconnell
Jackie was a lovely woman and always smiling, I have very fond memories of Jackie and Sam, working at Sainsbury's with them was always a laugh. I'm unsure if I am able to attend the funeral as I'm having an operation next week, however you will all be in my thoughts. Rest in peace Jackie, now back with your Sam xxx- Approved by oconnell
Jackie you were my lovely friend, the laughs we had, the memorys we shared I will miss you Jackie, such a kind caring lady. R.I.P my dear friend, reunited with Sam, love you both, Clare and family xxxx- Approved by oconnell
Jackie was such a happy-go lucky- beautiful lady; a good friend; lots of memories of working with her at the High School; we had lots of laughs together and with her dear Sam too. I will miss you Jackie, so much. Now re-united with her dear Sam. God bless you both; R.I.P. xx- Approved by oconnell
Jackie was my best friend when we both moved to new homes in Wistaston. First met Jackie when taking our kids to Wistaston Berkley school and we stayed friends despite us moving to Southampton. She was also god mum to our youngest daughter and has kept in touch with all three of our kids via facebook. So sad she has gone so soon, will always remember her fondly. RIP now with Sam. X- Approved by oconnell
Miss you nana, I really loved you so much.- Approved by oconnell


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Botanically known as Rudbeckia hirta, the Black-eyed Susans are native to North America. Because of their beauty, they are found in many gardens throughout America. People sometimes confuse them with sunflowers and asters. They are also known as Gloriosa Daisy. These names of the flower have come because of its dark brown and purple centers. You could also find them enhancing the beauty of vases and bouquets.
Versatility is its specialty. It has the ability to grow in super hot, and drought-hit areas. The nectar, that it produces, attracts a variety of insects like butterflies, and bees.
An interesting fact about the Black-eyed Susan plants is that they are considered to be a symbol of justice. To grow this beautiful flower in your yard, you have to take care of a few things, and they are:
Optimal Conditions For Black Eyed Susans
Soil: Plant the seeds in loosely covered, well-drained, moist soil. It must have reached at least 70 degrees Fahrenheit so that the germination goes well. It grows well in a number of soil types, but clay and loam are the best ones. If the soil does not have good moisture retention, add some organic matter to improve the same. If everything goes right, the seed must not take less than 7 and more than 30 days to germinate. They don't care about the pH of the soil, so that's something you don't have to worry about.
Light: Pick up a place for the Black-eyed Susans where they get quite a lot of sunshine. They also grow well in light or even bright shade. Sufficient light is necessary for these bright flowers to bloom and flush all through the year.
Spacing: They grow between 1 to 3 feet tall, and in some cases, they even grow much taller. It also spreads between 12 to 18 inches wide area. Owing to this reason, you must plant the seeds closer to each other. They need plenty of space and air to nourish and flourish.
Watering: In the beginning, the Black-eyed Susans need a lot of water to germinate and grow. This period is about one year, so water them enough for the first year of plantation. Once they are established, they have the capability to tolerate the drought conditions as well.
Fertilizing: During the growing period, the black-eyed Susans don't require any additional fertilizers. It is, in fact, recommended that fertilizers must be used in minimum quantity so that the roots and stems of flower don't get spoiled.
Diseases & Insects: One more great quality of the Black-eyed Susan plants is that they do not get infected by the insects quickly. They are quite resistant to the diseases. If, however, in an extreme case, you see something happening to them; spray some organic or chemical based insect repellent. You can also use a fungicide to cure the problem as well.
Companion Planting: When grown next to the asters, tall garden phlox, or ornamental grasses, the Black-eyed Susan plants add to the beauty of the flower bed. You must always go for the ones that do not spread as quickly as it does.

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The Santa Fe Cookie Company has been an oasis of sweet relief downtown for 32 years, first under founder Deborah Kuehn, known to her customers as the Cookie Lady, and then under Kuehn's niece, Alexis McLean, who reopened the honor-system bakery after her aunt passed away last year. McLean is an artist as well as a baker, so she's expanded the business to the Golden Triangle Creative District with a new art gallery and cookie shop called Black Crow Gallery, which opened at 144 West 12th Avenue last month.
The Republic Plaza bakery, at 303 16th Street, is still the primary outlet for confections, with wide variety of cookies and other baked goods McLean makes every weekday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. But for those in need of an afternoon fix, Black Crow sells cookies from 3:30 to 6 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, with additional hours from 6 to 9 p.m. during Final Fridays. Just look for the Santa Fe Cookie Company logo in the window; it's an original, hand-painted sign, so it's appropriate that it now graces an art gallery.
In addition to cookies, Black Crow will display McLean's own creations and the work of other artists (catch the opening of "The Red Shoes: My Invisible Companion," an exhibit by photographer Gunnar Conrad, from 5 to 9 p.m. on Friday, July 13). The gallery also sells products from local artisans Clearwater Farms Soap, Little Flower Hemp Company, A Touch of Cardamom and Fine Art Notecards.
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McLean's aunt began selling cookies in 1986 on the Auraria campus before moving downtown to a space behind what was then Duffy's Shamrock at 16th and Court streets, and eventually to the Republic Plaza spot in 2008. The bakery closed in June 2017 after Keuhn's death; McLean reopened the Santa Fe Cookie Company in October 2017, adding some of her own recipes and Kaladi coffee to the mix. You can now find more than ten original cookie flavors, plus gluten-free options and daily specials in the form of cupcakes, brownies, coffee cake and scones.


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July 2017 Debut of the Month Wolfie is no ordinary wolf, he has a secret: Wolfie likes baking. Because everyone knows wolves are meant to be growly, fierce and mean, he keeps his baking a secret, or tries to. But when his new neighbours, a trio of pigs, spot what's going on they let the world know. Wolfie thinks everyone will laugh at him, or worse, but instead he becomes something of a celebrity, and everyone wants more of his recipes. Sweetly told, and full of good things, this is a gentle story about daring to accept who you are, and has a lovely positive message for all. Wolfie's scone recipe is pretty yummy too! ~ Andrea Reece
Wolfie is supposed to be a big bad wolf. Unfortunately though, he's not very good at it - and worse yet, he has a terrible secret. Instead of gobbling up little pigs, scaring little girls and destroying houses, Wolfie dreams of sharing his baking recipes with the world. When the three (very unkind) little pigs reveal his secret, will anyone ever take Wolfie seriously again?
A story about being your true self no matter what, this stunning debut from Nicola Senior is a colourful take on an old favourite tale, and one sure to make you laugh as you root for a wonderful new hero. Filled with beautiful details and even a recipe, this is the perfect picture book for budding young bakers.
'Wolfie is such a cracking baker…who would have thought it, a baking wolf!' Sophie Thompson, winner of Celebrity Masterchef
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|6th July 2017
|Nicola Senior
|Nicola Senior
|Faber & Faber
|32 pages
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|Baby and Toddler, 3+ readers
|Cooking / Food, Animals
|Debuts of the Month, eBooks
After finishing a Fine Art degree Nicola Senior trained to be a primary school teacher. Though getting messy with paint and PVA was to be recommended, story time was the highlight of every day and she saw how instinctively children responded to beautiful pictures and wonderful stories. Wanting to get in on the act she got serious about writing and illustrating herself and now concentrates full time on these lovely pursuits. Wolfie's Secret is her first book.More About Nicola Senior
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3 Smart Ways to Transfer Appreciating Assets to the Next Generation
You've worked hard – and probably most of your lifetime – to accumulate as much wealth as possible. Whether your nest egg is big or small, there are strategies every Canadian can use to make sure their wealth passes smoothly and tax-effectively to their heirs. Here are three of the smartest ways to do so.
1. There's cash in your cottage
The most common appreciating asset is the family cottage or vacation property. For many older Canadians, owning a cottage comes with huge maintenance expenses which may drain one's cash flow. The equity tied up in this property could be put to better use to fund retirement, take a lifelong dream vacation or indulge in a hobby or recreational activity. By transferring the family cottage to your next of kin during your lifetime, you'll free up time and money. And doing so will shift all future gains into their hands. Since the cottage will not form part of your estate when you pass away, probate fees will not be charged on the value of the property after your death. (Note that probate fees do not apply in the province of Quebec.) However, selling the cottage now to your children does mean that tax will be due on any appreciation in value to this point – unless you claim the principal residence exemption to shelter you from the tax on this gain.
2. Beneficiary designation
Another strategy is naming a beneficiary on registered assets such as your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP), Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF) and Registered Pension Plan (RPP). If the beneficiary is a "qualified beneficiary," meaning a spouse, common-law partner, or a financially dependent child or grandchild who is dependent due to physical or mental incapacity, then the proceeds can pass tax-free to the beneficiary. Your loved ones will avoid a big tax bill on the value of your RRSP or RRIF upon your death.
3. Maximize the value of your company
For business owners, you can maximize the value of your company when it passes to your children or grandchildren by employing the following strategies • Make full use of your lifetime capital gains exemption: $813,600 in 2015 which equates to a $406,800 lifetime capital gains deduction • Consider an estate freeze: a strategy which allows to you to retain control over your business while freezing the value of your interest in the company, so you can pass the future growth on to the next generation • Consider purchasing life insurance within the company to fund a future tax liability in your estate, or to buy out the shares of the deceased key person of your business. The business can then carry on without claims from the estate of the deceased Remember, it's not how much money you make that counts but what you do with it. The bottom line is, leave your assets where they belong: in the hands of your heirs.
Emerita Mercado, CFP, TEP specializes in trust and estate planning issues. She helps clients protect their assets by setting up family holding companies, private foundations and family trusts as a means of intergenerational wealth transfers. Emerita also collaborates with families and executives to create dynamic total wealth management solutions.
These articles are for general informational purposes only. Please obtain professional advice before taking any action based on this information. No endorsement or approval of any third parties or their advice, information, products or services should be implied by any references to third parties contained in any article. Trademarks cited in these articles are the respective properties of their owners.


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Hey folks,
It's your man on the ground in Ushuaia, yep still here looking for my passage to the illusive continent. Everyday I am meeting people that have worked in Antarctica, knows someone working there, someone that has just got back from the continent, or someone who has just paid the last minute price of US$4000 for their 11 day cruise to Antarctica.
But today I met two Antarctic bound guys here in Hostel Antarctica that are worthy of a mention, and an organisation that is doing wonderful amazing things for the frozen continent. The two fellas are Jelle from Holland who studied Industrial Ecology and Tom a journalist from England. They are about to embark on a 2 week journey with the 2041 expedition, organised by the passionate Antarctic explorer and protector, Robert Swan, the first man to walk to both the North and South Poles.
The Antarctic treaty was first signed in 1959, to protect it's natural resources from drilling and mining, and the year 2041 is when that treaty is up. Swans 2041 organisation is about the education of the next generation about climate change and use of sustainable energy so that there will be no need for Antarctica's abundant untapped resources to be exploited. I have spent the last 3 hours on the 2041 website, Robert has also just released his 2041 book, can't wait to get my hands on it. Go to the 2041 website and check it out.


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Industrial Acquisition – General vs Actual Vacancy
Anonymous# 1 year, 6 months ago
I'm underwriting a 7 tenant acquisition for a warehouse, but am having trouble understanding how the General Vacancy section works. With large MF, I get that I could drop in 5% and that would give me a good idea as an overall picture of the performance. However, since I only have 7 tenants, I want to get more granular, as a general vacancy assumption will overly penalize the financial metrics, as there should be seasons where we are 100% occupied.
What's the best way to go about reflecting actual vacancy vs general vacancy in the model? Originally, I thought I should set the General Vacancy on ORI-OpSt to 0% then just use the ORI-RR tab to reflect downtime / concessions. However, if I do that, the ORI-OpSt and Property CF tabs make it look like I'm never vacant…so that can't be the right answer.
Do I go into the ORI-Calc tab an delete out the Renewal Income section to reflect actual vacancy?
A little help would be awesome. Thanks!Spencer BurtonKeymaster# 1 year, 5 months ago
Sorry for the delayed response here!
This is a great observation. I would suggest still using some General Vacancy, as it's a reflection of the credit loss risk at the property. Nevertheless, I understand the conundrum about hitting the deal too hard with a General Vacancy.
With that said, the ORI module will apply downtime between leases. So if you have seven leases, when each lease expires there will be down months when occupancy will drop. This is determined by the 1st generation lease terms (ORI-RR – columsn I and J), future generation lease length (column BK) future generation renewal probability (column BJ), and future generation downtime (column BL).
You can then go to row 56 of the ORI-OpSt tab and track the physical occupancy at the property.
If you want more granularity and the above isn't enough. You can manually restrict max occupancy using the 'Available Space %' row (row 55 on ORI-OpSt) tab. So you could manually max income out at say 95% during certain periods.
Hope this was helpful!
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She invited the rapper to her house for a physical fight. This isn't a joke headline, this literally happened
Lana Del Rey recently criticised Kanye West for proudly sporting a MAGA hat, and was widely praised for her turn of phrase: "Message sent with concern that will never be addressed."
Azealia Banks, one of Donald Trump's few celebrity supporters, responded by saying that she was "tired of white women in Hollywood and their fake ass innocent agendas... I suggest you apologize to Kanye West immediately."
Although a few days have passed since Banks made these comments, it seems that Del Rey only recently became aware of them, as she went on a tweeting spree responding to Banks and saying... well, she said a lot of things. But the long and short of it is that Lana Del Rey wants to punch Azealia Banks in the face.
First, she invited Banks to her house:
@shopcheapyxo u know the addy. Pull up anytime. Say it to my face. But if I were you- I wouldn't.— Lana Del Rey (@LanaDelRey) October 9, 2018
Then, she promised she "won't not fuck you the fuck up" (emphasis ours).
I won't not fuck you the fuck up. Period.— Lana Del Rey (@LanaDelRey) October 9, 2018
Then she brutally brought her career into it:
Banks. u coulda been the greatest female rapper alive but u blew it. dont take it out on the only person who had ur back.— Lana Del Rey (@LanaDelRey) October 9, 2018
To be honest, the next couple of tweets just speak for themselves:
I'll send you my surgeon's number and a good psychiatrist I know in LA – your psych meds aren't working #uneedanewcocktail— Lana Del Rey (@LanaDelRey) October 9, 2018
Tell him it's a promise not a threat— Lana Del Rey (@LanaDelRey) October 10, 2018
Anyway, Azealia Banks responded by posting a video of herself just, like, fully topless, for some reason:
The girls could neverrrrrr pic.twitter.com/fsyrFakJl4— CHEAPYXO (@SHOPCHEAPYXO) October 10, 2018
And there you have it. 2018, baby!


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If you go to a restaurant twice, it usually means you liked it the first time you went, or at least liked it enough to give it another shot. If you go to a restaurant three times, it means you really liked it. So…what does it mean when you go to a restaurant three times in three consecutive days? Well, it means it's fantastic. It means it's worth your money, worth your time, and worth putting into your body!
Grateful Kitchen Co. is a place designed to make you feel good. It's brought to you by a fantastic team of three: owner Kimberly Sickmen, who also co-owns the nearby Zweet Sport hot yoga and Total Fitness studios; manager Ashley Ott, who formerly ran the pastry department at Junction Bakery in Del Ray; and cook Stephen Hardy, who used to work at Rose's Luxury in D.C. When you step into the bright and airy space — the brown wood-and-tile walls are complemented by a whitewashed-wood ceiling with modern pendant lights and suspended potted succulents — you're instantly greeted by Sickmen, Ott, Hardy, or all three, all of whom are happy to see you and happy to share Grateful Kitchen's organic menu with you.
The carefully designed menu is made up of coffee and tea, smoothies and bowls, made-to-order juice, breakfast, snacks, savory items, and a kid's menu, and you can trust that nothing was just thrown onto the menu to add fluff. The Grateful Kitchen Co. team crafted the menu items to make you feel satisfied, healthy, and energized. Their passion and precision in choosing quality organic ingredients is clear from their enthusiasm in discussing what goes into any menu item and transparency about the sources of their ultra-fresh produce.
So far, I've tried the Green smoothie, which is accented with fresh ginger; the Blue Majik smoothie, which doesn't turn your mouth blue (I was about to teach a class at barre3 Old Town, so I asked); the Matcha Latte, deliciously nutty and made with hemp milk; the Chia Pudding, made with orange juice, fruit, coconut cream, and local honey; and the seasonal pumpkin smoothie (the menu embraces seasonality and changes with availability, so get this while you can).
I want to try every single thing on the menu — especially the avocado toast and peanut butter bites — so I'll be back soon and hope to see you there. I also hope to see the man who got up from the counter when he was through eating, thanked the team, and said his stomach was doing cartwheels of happiness. Mine, too, sir — mine, too.
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The Board of Governors appointed Ana de Alba to the California State Bar Standing Committee on the Delivery of Legal Services ("SCDLS"). The term of her appointment is effective at the close of the 2009 State Bar Annual Meeting and expires at the close of the 2012 State Bar Annual Meeting. The SCDLS is a 20-member advisory committee whose goal is to identify, develop, and support improvement in the delivery of legal services, both civil and criminal, to low and moderate-income … [Read more...]
Ana de Alba Appointed To State Bar Standing Committee on the Delivery of Legal Services.
Victoria Salisch Receives CalChamber Small Business Advocate of the Year Award
The California Chamber of Commerce honored five small business executives yesterday with its "2009 Small Business Advocate of the Year" award, recognizing recipients for their advocacy efforts on behalf of small businesses. The CalChamber presented the awards at a luncheon before more than 400 attendees at the CalChamber Business Summit in Sacramento. 2009 Small Business Advocate of the Year Award recipients are: Victoria Salisch, Partner, Lang, Richert & Patch, Attorneys at Law, … [Read more...]
"Women Helping Women" Luncheon A Great Success!
By Ana de Alba Board member, Fresno County Women Lawyers A call to action heard loud and clear in the legal community was answered last month during the Fresno County Women Lawyers' "Women Helping Women" luncheon. The luncheon featured speakers Jenny Bates, Director of The Hacienda Drug/Alcohol Rehabilitation Center for Women and Deborah Torres, Director of Samaritan Women. The speakers shared stories of how their organizations help women who have been incarcerated get back on their feet. … [Read more...]
Val Saldaña receives Hispanic Heritage Award
On October 9, 2008, Val W. Saldaña, was honored by Assemblymember Juan Arambula with the "Hispanic Heritage Award" for Law & Justice. This award is given annually to a person in the Central Valley of Hispanic descent who demonstrates commitment to the Hispanic community and who exemplifies success in their professional endeavors. … [Read more...]
The Firm's Northern California SuperLawyers
Lang, Richert & Patch is pleased to announce that six of the firm's attorneys have been honored as "Northern California Super Lawyers" by Law and Politics, a publication of San Francisco magazine. The honor, awarded by a peer selection process, is given only to the top five percent of all lawyers in Northern California. Those selected represent the strong and diverse litigation and business law strengths of the firm. … [Read more...]
Firm Sponsors Community Food Bank
Lang, Richert & Patch is pleased to announce that it has teamed up with Community Food Bank as one of its primary corporate sponsors. The Food Bank has been preventing hunger and malnutrition throughout the Central Valley since 1992. Community Food Bank is currently partnered with over 160 local agencies which directly serve 80,000 people each month. These agencies include food pantries, residential shelters, community kitchens, and adult and child day care centers and before and after … [Read more...]


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Halcyon Arts Lab Fellow Ada Pinkston is a multimedia artist, educator, and cultural organizer living and working in Baltimore, Maryland. Born in New York, her art explores the intersection of imagined histories and socio political realities in our bodies using monoprint, performance, experimental video, and collage techniques. Inter-subjective exchanges are the primary substrate of her work. Over the years, her work has been featured at a variety of spaces including The Baltimore Museum of Art, The Walters Art Museum, The Peale Museum, Transmodern Performance Festival, P.S.1, The New Museum, Light City Baltimore and the streets of Berlin. She is a Baker Artist award semifinalist (2016), a recipient of an Andy Warhol Foundation Grit Fund Grant in Visual Arts, administered by The Contemporary (2017); and a Robert W. Deutsch Foundation Ruby's Project Grant in Visual Arts in (2017). Her most recent collaborative project includes founding the LabBodies Performance ArtLaboratory in Baltimore, Maryland.
Artist Instalation: Post Referendum... More than a Number
On view at Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building June 15-23
This installation is part of a body of work that imagines what monuments of the future will look like. In particular, how do we create monuments for people who have no pages in history books? How do we create space for silences in history? And how will giving voice to these silences help us move towards a future of racial healing and equity? Two hundred and seventy-two pedestals will be installed to commemorate the lives of the 272 enslaved people who were sold by Jesuit priests in 1838. The artist believes that the future of memorials that considers public memory outside of traditional narratives is in the use of digital media. Pyramids are 3d printed and surrounded by plexiglass. A four-channel soundscape that includes the voices of a handful of the 4,000 descendants who currently live in Louisiana as well as current students who attend Georgetown that are descendants of the 272. Seven digital images that reflect the artists' vision of what embodied representations of this historical memory would look like in the future are printed on silk and suspended from the ceiling using fishing wire.
Installed at the Smithsonian's Arts + Industries Building:
Saturday, June 15, 10am-6pm
Sunday, June 16, 10am-6pm
Friday, June 21, 10am-6pm
Saturday, June 22, 10am-midnight
Sunday, June 23, 10am-6pm
Monuments, Memorials, and Memory
June 15th 1:00 pm at Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building
A performative lecture and workshop on the past, present, and future of monuments. How has the shape and form of monuments and public memory evolved over time in the United States? What will monuments look like in the future? At the end of the workshop, the audience will engage in a group discussion and workshop.
The Shape Of Memories... Moving with the Past
June 22nd 3:30-4:15 pm at Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building
Mélisande Short-Colomb will perform a portion of her one-woman show I am Here. Following her performance, she and visual artist Ada Pinkston will discuss the connections that the past has to the present and what visions there are for the future. Conversation and Q&A with the Ada Pinkston and Mélisande Colomb
About Mélisande Short-Colomb:
Mélisande Short-Colomb is a rising third year student at Georgetown College, and, a founding member of the GU272 Advocacy Team. She also serves on the Georgetown Memory Project's Board of Advisors, as well as Council Elder of the GU@72 Descendants Association. Mélisande is a descendant of two families sold in 1838 for the greater good of the Society of Jesus, and the preservation of the legacy of Georgetown College. She is a recipient of a 2019 Fr. Bunn Award for journalistic excellence for commentary in support of the "GU272 Referendum to Create a New Legacy." The referendum was passed by overwhelming student support and vote on April 11 of this year. Mélisande is a native of New Orleans, LA, began her studies at GU in August of 2017, as one of two undergraduate student accepted into the college from the recognized descendant families. She retired from a lengthy culinary career to to relocate to Washington as a first year student. Her family includes four adult children and four-grandaughters, and scores of newly identified cousins.


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Beto O'Rourke, the former Democratic Texas representative who garnered national attention for his fiery campaign against Republican Senator Ted Cruz, was spotted in Pueblo on Thursday.
According to social media accounts and interviews, O'Rourke's post-2018, pre-2020 election road trip included a stop at a local Starbucks and the Pueblo Community College.
Puebloan Robbie Salazar was working at the coffee shop near the college when O'Rourke popped in.
Salazar said he asked the politician if he was, in fact, O'Rourke. After confirming his identity, he asked Salazar for his name. The barista bought O'Rourke his coffee and they took a photo.
"I was excited," Salazar said.
O'Rourke's tour has been shrouded in secrecy. According to CNN, he has made stops in New Mexico and Oklahoma. But he has not been providing advance notice to media or even party leaders.
His trip to the southern Colorado town caught local Democrats by surprise.
"He didn't give me a call while he was here," said Mary Corsentino, the chair of the Pueblo County Democrats. "I'd just love to meet him."
Since losing his race against Cruz, O'Rourke has been polling among the top half-dozen contenders for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
Pueblo County, a historic union town and Democratic stronghold, narrowly voted for President Donald Trump in 2016. Many observers said his message resonated with the city's blue collar workers, especially those who work in manufacturing and at the steel mill.
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In 2009, the Maine Legislature made several changes to the Maine Small Claims Act, 14 M.R.S. § 7482 et seq. which changes became effective on June 13, 2009. The change which has attracted the most attention was the increase in the amount which can be considered a small claim from $4,500.00 to $6,000.00. This change was in keeping with the Legislature's express intent that the monetary limit for small claims actions be reviewed every four years and adjusted as necessary to keep pace with inflation. See 14 M.R.S. § 7482.
Another significant change to the Maine Small Claims Act which did not receive as much attention but which opened the door for an increase in the filing of small claims actions was the Legislature's recognition that a creditor could reduce the amount of its claim to meet the jurisdictional limits of the Maine Small Claims Act. 14 M.R.S. § 7485. For example, if a creditor has a claim in the amount of $6,600.00, exclusive of interest and costs, the creditor can choose to sue for the principal sum of $6,000.00 and elect to waive the balance of its claim. Prior to this change in the Small Claims Act, creditors attempting to waive the amount of their claims above the jurisdictional limit then in effect had increasingly been rebuffed by judges who ruled that a waiver was not allowed and that claims in excess of the jurisdictional limit could not be heard in small claims court even if the parties agreed to submit the claim at a reduced amount.
These two changes to the Maine Small Claims Act have resulted in a significant increase in claims being filed with the court, especially by debt buyers. Statistics maintained by the Maine Judiciary indicate that small claims filings increased statewide by 28% in 2009 over 2008, reaching a new all-time high of 11,392 small claims cases filed that year. A review of local court dockets reveals an increasing number of cases where debt buyers are plaintiffs. Debt buyers who purchase credit card and deficiency balance claims hold a high volume of claims that are under or slightly above $6,000.00 in amount. Such claims can now be processed at a much lower out of pocket outlay to creditors compared with the conventional pursuit of such claims by civil action as opposed to the small claims process. The small claims filing fee is $50.00 per case compared to a $150.00 filing fee for civil actions. Post-judgment disclosure filing fees are also less in small claims actions, where the filing fee is $15.00 per defendant compared to $60.00 for non-small claims disclosures. Given the significant volume of cases processed through the courts by debt buyers in particular, these lower filing fees result in a substantial reduction in capital outlay for litigation.
In recognition that debt buyers are increasingly using the small claims process, another change that the Maine Legislature also enacted in 2009 to the Maine Small Claims Act was the requirement that a plaintiff include with the small claims complaint a statement listing the name and address of the original creditor if the debt being collected was purchased by the plaintiff. 14 M.R.S. § 7484-A(3). This new requirement, which places minimal additional burden on debt buyer plaintiffs, should reduce confusion among defendants regarding the nature of the debt that is being collected, thereby hopefully reducing the number of disputed cases that the court must deal with.
The 2009 changes to the Maine Small Claims Act were intended, in the words of the Legislature, to "increase access to justice . . .." PL 428 Sec. 4. These changes, coupled with the previous Legislative mandate that the Maine Supreme Judicial Court not enact any rule which restricts the number of claims that may be filed in any given period, seem to be achieving their desired intent.
If you are a debt buyer or lender in need of assistance with collection of small claims accounts involving debtors located anywhere in the State of Maine, the attorneys at Gosselin & Dubord, P.A. located in Lewiston, Maine have extensive experience with collection matters and stand ready to assist you. Please contact us at (207) 784-0037 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Counseling, Health & Wellness at Aquinas College
Health Center
The Metro Health Aquinas College Health Center is located on the lower level of the Wege Student Center at 1700 Fulton St. E. Scheduled appointments are preferred, but walk-ins will be seen based on availability of provider. Call 616-632-2969 to make an appointment.
Services include:
- General Medical Care
- Women's Health
- Injury Clinic
- Physicals & Sport Physicals
- Immunizations & Flu Shots
- Sports Medicine
- Allergy Care
- Lab Tests
Office Hours
Monday through Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Friday 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Please Note: The health center will follow the Aquinas Academic Schedule and any campus closures.
If you need immediate assistance please call the Cascade location at (616)252-1500.
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I am very excited to bring the Spanish language and Spanish speaking cultures to the community at Dakota Ridge High School. This is my 12th year teaching, and my 6th at the high school level. I am happy to share my passion for foreign languages with my students and peers. Please contact me with any questions, comments or concerns!


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Purley Way Pool – Ozone Seaside 1935
Purley Ozone Pool above. Bathing by Floodlight. enlarge + Croydon Public Libraries Stuart Bligh 1994. Lovely memory in comments section below.
This famous Purley ozone pool was opened by His Worship the Mayor, Alderman J. Trumble J.P. Saturday 20th July 1935 at 3.00pm.
U.S.A. Olympic Diving Champions Messrs. Pete Desjardins and Harold "Dutch" Smith gave a diving display to stun and thrill the crowds.
The greatest divers of the time dive into this special unique Lido
What is Ozone?
Chemically it is Oxygen, each molecule of Ozone is made up of three atoms, two atoms only go to make up the molecule of Oxygen – it is the third atom that does the work.
As a sterilising agent its properties are well known and it is one of the most powerful oxydising agents known. Most people will recognise it by the fact the pool has a pleasant smell remembered so well from a visit to the coast. Imagination takes over as the sea dashes on the rocks and beaches, and the wind whipping the spray to a light foam.
Many National events took place at the Lido, and here we are witnessing an Interclub National Championship.
On the technical side facilities were such that National and International swimming and diving events could take place.
Motto: Sanitate Crescamus
Swimming brings into full action not only heart, lungs and muscles, but also that great organ the skin, whose eliminative, heat regulating and other more subtle functions we are just beginning to understand. It should also be borne in mind that the beneficial effect to the body of contact with water is immensely increased by the added effect of sunshine and the open air."
Inland Seaside
The site occupied 4.5 acres and was cruciform in shape. Shallow areas were at each end and it's major axis was 200 feet long by 70 feet wide . On it's minor axis 100 feet long and 60 feet long. The depth of the water was 15 ft on one side and 6 ft 6″ on the other. The sides and floor were finished in smooth "Snowcrete".
Croydon gave to their citizens ample provision of sun-bathing shingle beaches. These were suitably underdrained to be properly sterilised and drained. Just look at the wonderful wide open space in which it was set. In 1959 the beach shingle was replaced by coloured flagstones.
The Art Deco Cafe and Restaurant were to top this magnificent Lido.
Visitors also enjoyed an exhilarating paradise of underwater floodlighting Colourful illuminating lanterns cascading in polished green. A very romantic setting on those warm balmy summer evenings.
To think this beautiful scene would eventually turn into a garden centre?
OUTCOME: In 1973 urgent repairs were needed costing £8000.
Succombing to the dwindling of bathers, because of cheap package holidays abroad, the pool closed for good in 1979.
It was turned into the Wyevale Garden Centre which Cyril Fletcher duly opened in 1981. The famous diving stage still exists, bedecked with plants, flowers and advertising.
Historic Listing of Diving Boards – if you click here
They are listed and thus still survive, maintained and now bedecked with flowers
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Further Update:
The Wyevale Garden Centre has now closed, and has been sold to a property Developer.
As yet, do not know the fate of the Heritage Listed Diving Boards.
Lido blog – welcome! is your Lido amongst these? Search if missing


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Below are some reasons why your dog might be chasing his or her tail.
Your dog could be chasing his tail out of boredom
Your dog could simply be chasing his tail because he or she is bored. If he or she has nothing to do or play with, he might try his tail. If you think this could be the reason, make sure that you take your dog on walks every day as exercise will help calm him down. Further, a toy such as a Kong that he can chew on will distract your pup so he or she is playing with that toy rather than his own tail.
Your dog could be chasing his tail for attention
Your dog could simply be chasing his tail because he wants attention. When your dog chases its' tail, it can make us laugh and sometimes our dogs simply enjoy the reaction from us. Most pet owners are quick to lavish attention on their pets when they do something funny or out of the ordinary. While the dog may not consciously appreciate the entertainment value of his actions, your pup will soon learn to correspond an activity with a response. Dogs crave attention, so make sure not to praise your puppy when he does this. Walk away and ignore your dog.
Your dog might be chasing his tail because he is anxious
Some dogs begin chasing their tails as a nervous habit. Stressful situations, sudden noises or constant surprises may even lead to obsessive compulsive tail chasing. If you have ruled out the other situations, your dog might need a companion or toy to calm him or her down.
Your dog might be chasing his tail because he is itching
Sometimes your dog is chasing his tail because he is itching or might even have an infestation. Parasite infestations, such as fleas or ticks, can cause itching around the bottom of your dog's tail. Worm rashes or dry skin may produce similar symptoms. If you think this is the case, take your dog to a professional groomer (and/or try apple cider vinegar on the itch to see if this helps). If this isn't the case, take your dog to your veterinarian.
Your dog could be chasing his tail due to a medical issue
There are some canine diseases and neurological disorders like epilepsy that could contribute to your dog chasing his tail. If you think this might be the case, it would be wise to bring your dog to the vet to see if this is causing the chasing. This is very rare but if your dog just started to chase his tail, there could be an underlying medical issue.
You can find more articles on dog behavior on petpav.com, our pet social network that is like Facebook for pets!Courtesy of: http://www.petpav.com/pet-advice/591-does-your-dog-chase-his-tail?utm_source=Articles+11%2F27&utm_campaign=newsletter+11%2F27&utm_medium=email
yes my dog King almost bit his tell of and your dog is so cute OK
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Financial institutions have been implementing new regulations through board-approved procedures for decades. As existing regulations are revised and new regulations are published existing procedures need to be updated. Procedure Updates are designed to simplify the task of updating existing procedures, regardless of where the existing requirement is lodged. Each set of procedures are completely customizable and includes an overview of the new requirements, a regulatory citation, effective date, objective and includes operating procedures, control procedures, and audit procedures.
FinCEN issued final rules under the Bank Secrecy Act to clarify and strengthen customer due diligence requirements for banks, brokers or dealers in securities, mutual funds, futures commission merchants and introducing brokers in commodities. The rules contain explicit customer due diligence requirements and includes a new requirement to identify and verify the identity of beneficial owners of legal entity customers, subject to certain exclusions and exemptions.
The BSA customer due diligence rules for beneficial owners of legal entities were effective July 11, 2016 with compliance mandatory May 11, 2018. The 2016 Beneficial Ownership Rules Procedures Update will help your financial institution implement effective processes for daily compliance.
Published 2016. Reviewed September 2019.


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Reviews and ramblings about children's and young adult literature by an absentminded middle school librarian. I keep my blog to remember what I've read and to celebrate the wonderful world of children's and young adult literature.
Saturday, January 19, 2019
Review: Weird Animals by Mary Kay Carson
Weird Animals by Mary Kay Carson. 24 p. Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., January, 2019. 9781354929673. (Review of finished copy courtesy of publisher.)
Sometimes, readers want just the facts. There may be no patience or desire for flowing narrative nonfiction. Enter expository nonfiction to explain and describe in an appealing manner.
Weird Animals does just that beginning with its intriguing, even humorous cover. The end-pages continue to pique interest with close-ups of two unusual animals peering right out of the book. A short introduction explains the "why behind the weird," followed by a page explaining the layout of each entry. Each begins with a series of questions in which certain words are color coded green, blue and red. A crisp, clear, full-color photo of the animal is centered on the page with three color-coded sentences arranged around the photo. A yellow box at the bottom of each page provides the animal type, scientific name, size and habitat. A few, such as the Red-Lipped Batfish (who adorns the cover) and Pink Fairy Armadillo, get double-page spreads. All are fascinating and may be just the ticket to inspire young zoologists.
A glossary and index are the only backmatter. Suggestions for further reading or relevant websites might have added research value. Small quibble. Younger readers will be entranced by these unusual animals and will want to share with friends.
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Every time I meet with potential clients and we discuss paint colors for the exterior of their home I always like to encourage the homeowner to choose a paint color for the front doors different from the exterior color of their home. The front doors of any home should always be the focal point of any home's exterior. As you see in the pictures on this page, there any many colors or options for painting doors, even the large iron Cantera doors to the right.
We can paint doors using an exterior paint from Sherwin Williams, either a solid color, or we can use that same paint to faux finish the doors to look like wood, like we did on these pictures of a front door and garage doors that match. The way the home was positioned on the lot, the entire front of the home made a statement.
Ron's Painting also offers homeowners another option, using metallic paints on front doors. Imagine driving down the street and seeing one of these homes with a metallic painted front door. Another way to make a statement on the front of your home.
In these pictures on this Sanibel home, we painted the front doors using the color copper penny in a metallic paint. After seeing how nice the front doors looked the homeowners then decided to have us come back and paint the lower metal roof to match the front doors. It looks like these doors just glow from the street.
As in the pictures above, painting doors using a metallic paint can really bring them back to life. Especiall when we paint iron Cantera Doors.
Here are a few more pictures of Cantera doors we recently have painted. Here the Cantera doors are prepared for Here the Cantera doors have been painted We also painted the medallions using the paint using metallic paint. same metallic paint.
Now the front of this home has the 'WOW" factor I am always talking about.


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|Bennett, C Verity, Maguire, Sabine, Nuttall, Diane, Lindberg, Daniel M., Moulton, Steven, Bajaj, Lalit, Kemp, Alison M. and Mullen, Stephen 2019. First aid for children's burns in the US and UK: An urgent call to establish and promote international standards. Burns 45 (2) , pp. 440-449. 10.1016/j.burns.2018.09.003
|Mullen, Stephen, Quinn-Scoggins, Harriet D., Nuttall, Diane and Kemp, Alison M. 2018. Qualitative analysis of clinician experience in utilising the BuRN Tool (Burns Risk assessment for Neglect or abuse Tool) in clinical practice. Burns 44 (7) , pp. 1759-1766. 10.1016/j.burns.2018.03.013
|Trefan, L., Harris, C., Evans, S., Nuttall, D., Maguire, S. and Kemp, A.M. 2018. A comparison of four different imaging modalities - conventional, cross polarized, infra-red and ultra-violet in the assessment of childhood bruising. Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine 59 , pp. 30-35. 10.1016/j.jflm.2018.07.015
|Kemp, Alison, Hollen, Linda, Emond, Alan M., Nuttall, Diane, Rea, David and Maguire, Sabine 2018. Raising suspicion of maltreatment from burns: Derivation and validation of the BuRN-Tool. Burns 44 (2) , pp. 335-343. 10.1016/j.burns.2017.08.018
|Hibberd, Owen, Nuttall, Diane, Watson, Rhiannon E., Watkins, William J., Kemp, Alison Mary and Maguire, Sabine 2017. Childhood bruising distribution observed from eight mechanisms of unintentional injury. Archives of Disease in Childhood 102 (12) , pp. 1103-1109. 10.1136/archdischild-2017-312847
|Johnson, Emma, Maguire, Sabine, Hollen, Linda, Nuttall, Diane, Rea, David and Kemp, Alison 2017. Agents, mechanisms and clinical features of non-scald burns in children: a prospective UK study. Burns 43 (6) , pp. 1218-1226. 10.1016/j.burns.2017.01.036
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|Pawlik, Marie-Christin, Kemp, Alison, Maguire, Sabine, Nuttall, Diane, Feldman, Kenneth W and Lindberg, Daniel M 2016. Children with burns referred for child abuse evaluation: Burn characteristics and co-existent injuries. Child Abuse & Neglect 55 , pp. 52-61. 10.1016/j.chiabu.2016.03.006
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|Kemp, Alison Mary, Maguire, Sabine Ann, Nuttall, Diane, Collins, Peter and Dunstan, Frank 2014. Bruising in children who are assessed for suspected physical abuse. Archives of Disease in Childhood 99 , pp. 108-113. 10.1136/archdischild-2013-304339
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|Beeton, Michael L., Maxwell, Nicola C., Davies, Philip Lloyd, Nuttall, Diane, McGreal, Eamon Patrick, Chakraborty, Mallinath, Spiller, Owen Bradley and Kotecha, Sailesh 2011. Role of pulmonary infection in the development of chronic lung disease of prematurity. European Respiratory Journal 37 (6) , pp. 1424-1430. 10.1183/09031936.00037810
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More About Domino's on Pacha Pkwy
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At Domino's on Pacha Pkwy, it's never been easier to get the fast and fresh pizza you want. Stop by to place a takeout order, order your pizza online, or give us a call at (319) 853-0330!
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There are more than 34 million ways to make a single Domino's pizza, which means you can be sure we've got a slice that suits your tastes. No matter how unique they are! From its sauce to its size, build your own pizza or choose from one of our famous specialty pizzas, like the popular Honolulu Hawaiian, Philly Cheese Steak, or Memphis BBQ Chicken, and have it delivered fresh and hot to your door, today!
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Get the Perfect Space with an Outdoor Kitchen
Posted on 06/05
Today, more homeowners are looking to create the perfect outdoor space that mimics the same style and practicality as the inside of their home. An attractive and practical outdoor living space gives families a convenient getaway, and a great reason to eat at home! One way to achieve that is with an outdoor kitchen in your own backyard.
According to a recent survey by American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA), outdoor kitchens are one of the top five Outdoor Design Elements that are in highest demand, coming just after outdoor furniture. This means that it has a strong return on investment ranging from 100% – 200%, according to CNN Money and Remodeling Magazine.
If you are thinking about installing an outdoor kitchen, here is a list of considerations that are sure to make the process easy and problem free.
- Resources – You may want to hire an expert(s) – this team could include a designer, landscape and/or residential architect and a construction specialist.
- Utilities – It's a must to include these professional services – natural gas, propane, electricity, plumbing and cable tv.
- Featured Amenities – TVs, speakers, phone charging station; outdoor cooking appliances like a sink, built-in grill, pizza oven; and refrigerator are just a few additions that will make your outdoor space more entertaining.
- Heat Sources – Cozy up your outdoor area with fire pits, heat lamps and patio heaters from spring through to the fall season, perhaps in the warmer winter season too.
- Storage Space – Shelving, cabinets and drawers will keep your kitchen organized and protect your cooking utensils from rain and other inclement weather.
- Plants/Planter Boxes – Flowers will add a pop of colour and lend some ambiance to your outdoor space, and planted nearby herbs are easily accessible when cooking.
- Coverings – Keep your outdoor area comfortable on hot days with pergolas, awnings, canopies, shades, umbrellas or retractable outdoor blinds.
- Flooring – Consider pavers, tiles, planks, decking, flagstone, geckos, stone, slate. All of these options contribute to a more stylish outdoor kitchen space.
Whether you are interested in simply sprucing up your backyard with a barbeque and some new patio furniture, or you'd like a full backyard transformation, following the list above will help you to achieve a comfortable and stylish outdoor living space. This not only adds a beautiful aesthetic to your home and extends your living space, but it adds great value to your home.


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Cypress Semiconductor, in collaboration with ESCRYPT, offers a secure microcontroller (MCU) solution for applications using the LoRaWAN open protocol. ESCRYPT integrates its secure LoRaWAN key provisioning and management application programming interface (API) with Cypress' PSoC 6BLE MCU, which the companies claim allows users to easily protect and manage LoRaWAN keys and deploy a secure LoRaWAN-based system quickly.
Smart city and industrial Internet of Things (IoT) applications using the LoRaWAN network require processing for sensor aggregation, control actuation and for operation of the radio stack. The radio stack uses two Advanced Encryption Standard AES-128 cryptographic keys for security operations—one to authenticate packet data to the network server and one to decrypt the packet when it arrives at the application server. Cypress' PSoC 6 MCUs ensure that these keys are only used by crypto operations and are not accessible by other programs. The radio stack conducts signing and encrypting in the MCUs' isolated execution environment, protecting sensitive information. In addition, the PSoC 6 MCUs' secure boot capability ensures that they power up in a secure state. Along with these security features, PSoC 6 MCUs provide BLE for off-channel communication and additional processing capacity that can be used for sensor hub functionality, providing a one-chip LoRaWAN host MCU.
The ESCRYPT LoRaWAN Key Management System (KMS) is a Cloud based security service for lifecycle key management in any LoRaWAN ecosystem. It is use used to securely provision and register devices onto any LoRaWAN network and to securely store keying material for the LoRaWAN ecosystem. Keying material is never exposed and only authorized users gain access to sensitive IoT data.
More information and datasheets are available for PSoC 6 MCUs. Also visit ESCRYPT for even greater enlightenment.


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Epigrams for "The Departed Friend"
If my dear love were but the child of state, It might for Fortune's bastard be unfather'd As subject to Time's love or to Time's hate, Weeds among weeds, or flowers with flowers gather'd. No, it was builded far from accident; It suffers not in smiling pomp, nor falls Under the blow of thralled discontent, Whereto the inviting time our fashion calls: It fears not policy, that heretic, Which works on leases of short-number'd hours, But all alone stands hugely politic, That it nor grows with heat nor drowns with showers. To this I witness call the fools of time, Which die for goodness, who have lived for crime. --Shakespeare Who has not dreamed to achieve a great thing, do some one great deed in the eyes of all, and, what is more, in one's own eyes?
Venom and Agony
Innumerable inchoate feelings all seeking expression and definition contemporaneously are here encoded for the reader. But with myself, and with that art which I most highly value, understanding precedes expression if what is made is to be art at all. In these poems I was caught in a curiously Edenic mode. I was surrounded and imbued with a richness of griefs, and still had not one syllable to name them. I had all the full feeling a human art could cry to posses and none of the sensibility through which to express it. The chaos of my grief had borne its lapidary apple, but I had yet to eat of it and understand. Cynicism is the crassest shortcut between a full heart and an empty mind-empty but well-ordered. It is no coincidence that minimalism is the reigning contribution of the latter half of the 20th century to expression's vocabulary. It is comprehension without being comprehensive; it comprehends through vital exclusion; it is a supreme form of denial and, as such, never makes a positive, uncynical stand, and can never be 'proven' wrong. Invulnerable and vapid, its objects glare in diminished insistence. Ashamedly, I must say that this twerpy type of cynicism makes its debut in lines of what follows here as well. Mostly in the toothless conclusions of the poems there is the oversimplification of a scab, and not the long-thumbed memory of a scar. Perhaps the elision of a decade will help to sort my inner chaos into outer order; perhaps selective forgetting and cowardly crowding-out of old memories with new heartaches will perform the aesthetic grunt-work that poetry demands and that my sensibility exhorts. But oh how my heart cannot wait the decade out! Ruptured, not enraptured, I ululate before my auditors-more full of sighs than songs.
Gregg G. Brown
Nov 2, 2004
The Departed Friend Style Notes
There are lots of questionmarks in these lines, as befits my ignorance. A friend of profoundly poetic tenor pointed out to me the other day that I also enjoy employing negative statements that imply or outline a positive poetic feeling. If I were to have written Hamlet, for instance,
To be or not to be, that is the question.
Might have sounded something like this instead:
Not to be or not not to be, is that the question?
In the poems that follow there is much that is doubted, and many an assertion will not come unattended by its qualifier. After all, what king would step forward into such august company as you yourself provide without his page? Good my page, let us go forth like Wenceslas and provide for our poor and hungry souls the wine and meat of poetry, cibum et vinum . Notwithstanding all the misfires and queries contained in here, I know with severe certainty, as if gripped by a divine hand of lightning, that the feeling is true.
I will not wait for some un-looked-for good to come, but will make my present its own sufficing memory.
Gregg G. Brown
Jan 1, 2005
for Marie She walked with me some while beside the wood, Knowing only what we neither understood: The way was dark; the path confused, but good. What'd tumbled down to make the walking trouble Came, at least, from above to have us stumble; At least, though lost, we were paired and doubled. All about us moved what we took as gloom, A dark in darkness beyond the dark of rooms -Unsure if ourselves or wood had bade it come. She sang in fallen night, the moon standing by, Sang of something farther on, past sky And night, past unanswered owl and me. Something settled round her then, some shine; A startlement in branches brought a shadow down; She was not the world's; nor was she mine.
The Return
Pale and leery, alone in bed, Alone in bed, pale and leery, Unawake and lively-weary, Selfless as coming slumber numb, My speaking self a word of wind Sighing simply "Nevermind" Til I one nothing do become, Selfless, single, pale and weary. The slow lightning of moonrise, The cloudscape depths of pearl, Consecrate my mood and room, Entomb me like a knight-at-arms, Cross-handed, on his final pallet carved: My feet in pale armor sheathed, setting forth To no Jerusalem. Dead men wail In the woeful wind that pushes All aside from the frowning moon. The moon in bone-blank vision nearing, Cold and haughty, a dead man's face, Through the pulled-back curtain shines Pale and weary and alone. The quiet casement looking in Unquiet undream apprehends, Forlorn beyond the memory of friends: Here my human heart in dread Lingers loath on what had been said. How softly sounds the shell of sleep Calling our visions to its verge That had not otherwise been so deep; How softly sounds the shell of sleep! Traffic of splashes, remote yet near, Small edges blent to one static shush As even now the boat draws clear.... Softly, softly, Windemere. When our causes, obscure as eddies, At last had crested to their crisis, I failed the fathoming! My love I let recede when tolled the tide, An unwinning and a winless game, In violentest crash the green reef Cracking, killing. Hush! now the frowning moon's a man, Shadow from wed shadow departing, Nimble-light as moth-wings darting: You come in sorrow into the room, Ghost of exhausted meditations, And at the bed's foot look sadly down, All silvered-over as if in snow. Dear live ghost of my living ghost, Memory sacred, not serene! Self-salving waters of the breast That spill in richness mixed with dust, Sigh your human blessing in the night! Come, tears! Let your salt effluence Replace the bitter pourings of the moon! Here am I in my human minim, Unperspectivized man Too naked now to endure the cold Howsoe'er endued with warmth I once was. Let salt pelt out salt til salt alone Weeps into being our green souls. The nightmare, the scar, is here, here. Like a battery's pile grown large With potential charge-- would but some salt water Soak and connect their shocks! Those memories are high-piled That wait for charitable water To flood from my unfortunate eyes-- Then-- oh what mystery and what light! The shore recedes, and recedes the day, Softly, softly in sweet delay Until all shore is shorelessness And a damping fog is in the eye Turned outward-inward in the mist. And then, what wetness?
The Departed Friend
Even now the wrestling winter wind Struggles in the window's flaw And the charity of the sun is given over To night's empty menace. My fingers In sympathy with the very ice Whiten and grow longer atop my coverings, Hoisting the sheet simply as a wave. Wind at the casement inks with creaks What I had kept in lightest sketch, Rounding to flesh with roars and moans What I had kept in a whispering skull, Dawn to dusk inside my soul, Kept locked below some workaday hum Whose once-amusing tune now tums in dread. How can the body breathe when no hope gusts through, Panicking the shutters to the outward sky? So my body and my bed lay together stacked, Mortised mates: the cadaver and mortician's table. So I lay at the nadir-bottom of my thoughts That had been high bearers-up before,- Frothy self-involving silvered clouds Radiant as watered stones in moonshine; Now down in the sultry sinkhole bottom Of a stirless pool no unburdening breeze will bless, Over-crowed by moss-black cypress trees Dripping no redemption from their dank, So I lay, as now I lie in mental projection: In the reeking warp and bursting of my coffin-box. Here, in the mire, my meaning is near My hidden wish insists I miss him, Cause and consoler of my misery! A foulish pool of moonlight at my feet Shifts and shapes into his living shadow, A sad long form too full of thought; I stare into the abyss that I have brought. I cannot speak, weak ghost, frail light Overmastering me! All my mind's But memory of our untold hopes! Shape of my friend who shaped me so! Dear ghost, do not go, but let me rehearse Our storied history to your toneless face; Face whiter than the day gone blind. Many hours had we trod the wood, near twins, In each other's sidewise countenance Discerning ourselves! After a little onward way At a fenny brook stopped up we stopped Restoring its foot-light laughter to the wood That under many an autumn's confusion of leaves Had clotted to brown silence. Heave Of hands as wet as their work, as cold unfrozen As vapored breath! At the stoppage's heart In the very bolus of the blockage's glut A dead raven wormed, fat with drowned maggots Eating the mealy flesh that could no longer Hold the wetted velvet of its feathers together. Its dead eye was as sunken as the pit Where we buried it. An office of farewell Performed perforce in mutual accord As like our old friendship together then As unlike our alien parting now, Never vetted in the abstraction of a vow. Vengeance and ire are exiles to this mood That even in the hurricano's house Leave their livid imprints. Oh ghost Called up from the waterspout Of tears unwept and inly kept Deliver now no elegy of division That sunders life from life And vanquishes the vivid phonemes of our dreams! O newly denuded world Bereft of friendship and benefit Shorn of scorn and sorrow both That have no object on which to act! No syllable will tell The night hauntings your each look has cast Deep into the telling silence of my soul. My soul! And what is that? A hollow word More echoed out by poets than looked into. But when at nighttime and for all the night I search the remorseful strains of memory To find some babble that will heal Beside the note "Forget"- that and that alone I say is soul- the willful welding Of has been and is. If I could recall it all Neither in melancholy nor high-hearted joy And leave not one instant back to rot I'd count myself a thing beyond a day. How often has the robin's song come to this sill And I noted it not? From that oblivion alone I begin. Her redbreast puffed with expectation And with mirth, and song trilled out as water Spilled serially over the serried rocks. Flow back up the stone along thou's song! Let memory's viol play you as a tune Worn true with loving, Made soft-edged by your worth, our youth. Communal comminglings of sun and moon If each were source and both reflectors. To've shared what we have given! Day gathers day in its trooping hoop And rolls on, agile and endless. Although the spontaneous waterfall May loiter at its foaming foot Distilling a stillness in the tumult's depth- Even so the swelling pool will whelm the lip In moon as in noon, seeping the pristine banks In affectionate and curious insistence. So what we are flows to what We must come to be, until our ruddy drops Beset the universal ocean, whelmed To give, and give all, and end all giving. What cares the bee for the blossom's nuzzle? What cares she or knows she how her work In honey laid shall see a spring That she herself shall never know? Still the flower receives and the bee busily does Whatever whiteness the one or buzz the other, Mutually do they do, and mutually know not. And yet, were they to know, to think, to care What pause would press between the passions Of their touch? What bee might meditate Alone and unpollinated on some barer branch? What flower shut to dawn its streaked pinks So warmly showed to the showering rays before? The mind remembers each tweet each note And each soberer lowing of tuba or bassoon No matter how distant the conductor's commencing click May seem to present ears and hearers. All's memorial from the moment of its making To its last, dashing regretful recall. No matter how blithely frivolous we live Or howsoe'er delicate or fleet or half-materialized, How subtle-soft, how hard to catch or kiss, How almost nothing as a faded impulse unexplored- Each unknowing moment of our fluttering is In amber laid. Now in my maturer melancholy I long for the native joyance of my youth: A sodden blossom beaten by the rain, I sprang to the sun at its first clearing, The skyey vault light-washed as a robin's egg, I, who now am a rude sturdy twig froze round As a hoop. Too many winters Has my heaven-intending form laid low, Frozen with distorted weight to whatever Brambles crawled along the ministering dirt. Physician! How can I find the cure I knew so well when I did not know I knew it! Now within me still I sleep, A hibernate creature gone to moody caves,- And cave and creature both wander lost within me! I wander lost as Oedipus over earth, heartsore When his crimes had cracked him to his core. Wavy lengths of my hair sweat matted To my forehead, heavy with road-dust; Hair this wild year had left unshorn, Numberless as the fruitless thoughts That have pursued me- my own phantom- As when the mirror presses darkness on my eyes. Stars of eve, once the ready angels Of my bedtime prayers, twinkling on my hopes In looking wonder from the firmament, Now cast chilly chastisements on my course And make each way onward a mirror fouled By the ignorant chance that moved me hence. Onward naught and rearward naught And oblivion within! In such state am I caught. I am christened "Lost." My want of self Haunted memory returned re-cleared to me, As when in a clearest pool silver-laden I saw what the world saw was me. And when some minor upset rolls the pool And puts the silver salver into sine That self may still be seen in highlights and lows Distorted but unbroken as it goes Even unto the edges in an ermine flash. Be it a leaf that loures upon the plane Done with autumnal ripening Or narcissistic lock let down From avid, too avid, self-scrutiny The result is still This unstillness and its bends. I stare at the soft frost edges of the room, A moody amanuensis to the moon Until elegant as a weeping pine My soul steps from its sleeping source And all the air is fraught with mist. This image past of spirited play Wavers in a mirror rude: Slipshod appraisal of apprentice days When love for love's sake came half-amazed And gazed the neighboring fence half-along Staring daisies into blotched sun-spots And not the bright warm things they were Themselves alone. A demarcation has occurred- one unloves another. A "cruel neglect and contemptuous silence ever since." How can I respond to this new, denuded world? Oh! Full many times I myself have seen The glory's crown that old Coleridge taught- Self-enhancing shadow of a thought- When round my fallen shadow's head A rainbow glory glowed in the snow As I trudged with my sled up the steep To the tipped top of the wintry hill Ready to plunge again like thunder down Into the gulf from which I'd come. Convoys to their various destinies post Finding their ways as they make them Amid that startlement of the waves- And to find themselves have lost the fleet That sent them seaward into mists, Sharpest demarcation of their long self-pursuit. Now with more constant heart and firm resolve My face may bear what winds upbraid me- Or is this but a lie I level at my will.... The ghost is vanished! The departed friend Filtered out the window without a syllable; I lift myself and follow to the frame. Is there some silver-tinged disturbance Adding its fretted lattice to the leaves Of the windy maples all about? I cannot speak so well as shout And fear my voice will only tell Dead and final as a parting bell. To the porch then-under stippled skies I feel the clear vigor of the cold Where a thousand stars like errless watchers Pin me to my outpost. There, there Hope deludes me with a moment's wish; It was perhaps some serried sound Of household dog turning round To return to his hunter's sleep in peace. But still some welling white is there Besides the moon's. I see it blur The boldened boundary of the field Crowded with unfound flowers gone to weed. Some shape is there-oh surely there- Not all I know of one is departed yet Still some mere shred lingers to be loved And take of me forgiveness in the night. Block all jealousies-all wrongs-all time Beside the moment we wear now, A gown new and mutable to our mutual need. -One moment's presence is all I ask! "Come! Turn your back to me no more, come back!" I cry and the cry is like a thundercrack Inside my grieving skull. No more turn away! This night shall be as first light and life Come from the most high into humanity- Only let it touch what most remains Of what we are this instant. The silver swells At the field's end, growing larger as my Charging heart! Ah yes! Companion prime Of hope and heart-high hero of my contemplation Turn to return! But wait! Tis gone, tis fled All that was of brimming light has burst And the iron balustrade cuts into my striking thighs And the alien field lays darkened and undewed. This single tear has dribbled down my face. One friend one loss one parting! Not if all the world were mirror for our woes Could ten thousand lines tell the tale: How heart is rent and soul must wail, How in conversation with a blank There is no love to conquer all our labors; Amelioration is stemmed, and dead's the tide That had flooded all our flotsam and our hopes. No expectation had been too heavy to be borne Along the continual susurrations of such a main. Dawn herself, and her twin, dusk, Came and went well-colored by the clarity and depth; The clouds that cooled and shadowed us Were themselves sustained By the liquid intercessions of watery faith. The question of a quisling, of love Lavished on a lesser thing, the friend departed Who had been Palestine, home returned And companion of adventure in a world of deeds, This artificial death and detriment Of two who had been connected At their very source! The isolated echo made moody and alone -Gone the solidarity of arms embraced Twins insistent as the signal sun To burn our beings brightly and as one. Now by sympathetic charm of grief All friendship comes to this belief: That those who now do love me well Shall leave me soon in abandoned hell; Like a rosary I keep these words Beside me, counted close, and counted Over again in each hour that I mourn. Vain words that rehearse this rose That goes away the way the sunset goes.
No more can I turn aside with sunny face When the shocks of life upbraid me; No longer can I see in the casual stranger's face Opportunities new unknown for causal love. Whatever has brought me to this pass Must heave me onward! Nothing without Bears my trust as had our friendship bourne --How easily!--as on a giant's back lighlty rides A sparrow! heedless strength to carry all And to tar all things with easy hope. Far into the night with weariless footpad We had pressed, uncaring where the journey led So long as sojourn had no ending. Suggestive shadows of rock and claustric wood Held no terrors for we two; we two Who knew our honest talk could shrink Dark's impostures down to shadow's sham. Gone are those trusts, that happiness. Now rock and dark (ay, and rust and rot) Penetrate my nimble being like a pin Whose first sharpness opens slowly into wound Raw and unmendable, flinching if an ash Although cold as the bearing wind Should light upon its open redness. Now every face in my kind circle Comes to nothingness or less; For ain't it worse than all the loss Of miser-miserable death to lose What has no reason to be lost, Imposed division, needless cost? Who'll now give heart to my restless quest, Remain for dinner and depart a guest As closely allied in the heart As one who never did, or would, depart.
In Amber
a series of twenty-nine connected lyrics on grief
I sing of him whose heart had hung
I sing of him whose heart had hung Above all struggle or wonder Of our broken woes. Far oh far Beyond our little lays he'd sung. Yet here's no death, no reason, and No loss. No loss? No loss but less Of friendship than I'd lief confess, A faded castle, fallen sand Built up upon imperfect hope Toward another sky. Lost, the dream; Lost the meaning once deemed more firm, The promise more than swami's rope. We'd had heaven's ascent held fast: What we'd reared in reckless dawn As though God's own brave secret shown, Looms a gibbet now dawn is past And sunless exile welcomes me.


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Former Replacements frontman Paul Westerberg is a famous curmudgeon who prefers to save his romantic side for his music. But he's got an undeniable talent for writing a love song, a talent that's evident in Westerberg's new project with fellow indie-scene fixture Juliana Hatfield, the cheekily—and appropriately—named I Don't Cares. Both Westerberg and Hatfield are talented pop songwriters as well as sarcastic so-and-sos, qualities that show in the first I Don't Cares single, "1/2 2 P." A catchy power-pop ditty about infatuation so intense it makes you lose control of your bladder, the vocal harmonies and cutesy lyrics recall a more polished Moldy Peaches, albeit with guitar work that reflects the pair's respective decades of musical experience.
A full-length I Don't Cares album, Wild Stab, is coming "soon."


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Thomas Basler - MD, MBA
Thomas Basler received his primary qualification from the Medical School at the University of Jena in 1995.
He started his career in Germany and subsequently worked internationally.
His broad clinical experiences come from a range of hospital centres in Thuringia, Vienna, Sydney and London.
Experiences include anaesthesia, intensive care for adults, children and newborns and acute paediatrics.
Besides this, he did large numbers of medical retrievals for sick babies and children in the Australian outback, as well as shifts in emergency rooms and maternity units.
In addition to his comprehensive and international hospital work, Thomas Basler carried on researching. He received a Doctor of Medicine from the University of Jena, Thuringia.
His thesis was based prospective clinical studies which examined metabolic changes in intensive care patients. Main results were published in 2002: "Amino acid imbalance early in septic encephalopathy", Intensive Care Med, March 2002, Volume 28, Issue 3, pp 293–298
In 2006, Thomas Basler settled in the heart of London, undertook an Executive MBA at Imperial College and continued to extend his professional spectrum.
Today, his weekly routines include NHS shifts, independent sector sessions and private clinic and consulting work.
clinic and consulting
Thomas Basler combines modern medical aesthetics, anti ageing and metabolic health.
He has a vital drive for wellness development, international knowledge upgrade and effective options for integrative therapy.
His long and distinct medical career combined with private practice expansion is an unique asset for his patients and clients.


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Dubai Municipality honours supporters of Car Free Day initiative
DUBAI — Mohammed Mubarak Al Mutaiwei, Assistant Director General of Dubai Municipality for Communications and Community Sector, said that Dubai Municipality's Car Free Day has become one of the most unique initiatives in the region.
He was speaking during a ceremony organised at Grand Hyatt Hotel to honour the supporters and participants in the initiative.
The ceremony held by the Municipality honoured the government departments, sponsoring companies, institutions and journalists who supported the initiative, the companies that participated in the exhibition as well as the organisational units of Dubai Municipality which contributed to the success of the initiative.
"This year, Dubai Municipality has been keen to link its environmental initiative with the Year of Giving declared by President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, with two goals: the first is environmental, and the second is charity. The specialists in the Municipality calculated the carbon footprint and converted it into cash to donate it to charity," said Al Mutaiwei.
He added that the initiative grew in the past years with regards to the nature and size of the participants from various governmental and non-governmental sectors, which represented a comprehensive support for the initiative and the participation of different sectors such as the education sector, development sector, retail sector, hotels, banks and the people of determination (special needs) in its various activities.
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QHi Rail is a company based in Harpenden, Hertfordshire. Operating globally we specialise in the design, manufacture and sales of friction control products to the rail industry. We are owned by Whitmore, a progressive company based in Texas manufacturing high specification lubricants for many markets. QHi Rail provides design and technical support for a continually growing product range with manufacture in our UK and USA facilities.We are looking to recruit an experienced full time mechanical engineer to replace one of our engineers who will retire this year. Reporting directly to the Engineering Manager the role would be wide ranging and cover areas of engineering and design, including:• Product design from concept through to production. Typically this will mainly cover mechanical design but will also include some exposure to hydraulic and electrical tasks • Detail design utilising cad packages• Product R&D.• Product support for off-site teams and customers• Detailed involvement with ISO9001, ISO14001, Rail Management Procedures• Health & Safety procedures and management.
Previous experience in a relevant mechanical design role• Experience of full product life cycle from concept design through to test, development and production• Able to hit the ground running and contribute immediately to workflow within a small Mechanical Design team.• Experience with design of sheet metal, welded structures e.g. cabinets, turned and milled components• Experience working within the Rail Industry advantageous but not essential
• Experienced SOLIDWORKS user• Experience of AutoCAD an advantage - Legacy data is AutoCAD• An appropriate engineering qualification is advantageous although we are particularly seeking a broad based and experienced engineer ideally with both detail design and site work experience. Experience is more important to us than qualifications.
Salary Range:
30k to 35k depending upon experience
Harpenden Hertfordshire
Rail / Manufacturing
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If you are interested in applying for this job or would like to find out more, please send CV along with introductory email identifying this position to the contact details below:
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Bunker Mentality Norton Zipper Jacket
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Bunker Mentality are a very style conscious company who pride themselves in quality, performance golf apparel. They have introduced the Norton zipper jacket in their latest range which is a lightweight jacket with all of the breathability properties that you could want. The quilted panel front of the jacket uses Clo Insulation technology, which as well as keeping your temperature within comfortable limits, allows the fabric to breathe.
As well as insulation technology, the jacket also benefits from 360 stretch technology. The rear panel of the jacket and sleeves can stretch in every direction allowing the golfer the freedom of movement desired in the golf swing. The front of the jacket has a full length zip which is concealed by a storm flap which runs the entire length of the zip and is closed using snap fasteners.
The jacket benefits from windproof resistance so should the wind get up, the golfer is fully protected against that element. The jacket is made from 100% polyester and is available in sizes S to XXXL.
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Ballarat Family Lawyer - Julian Houzet
Family matters are some of the most stressful and emotional areas of law. We offer compassionate, personalised legal advice that will benefit you and your family.
- Children's matters
- Financial settlements, trusts and superannuation
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Experienced in a broad range of specialist family law services, which include not only family, divorce and de facto relationships, complex superannuation, trust and company settlements, but also children's matters and protecting an individual's financial interests and respective assets prior to marriage and/or de facto relationship, Baird & McGregor's specialist Family Law Lawyer, Julian Houzet is committed to representing client's through the legal process.
Demonstrating perseverance, compassion and open-mindedness, Julian will advocate on a client's behalf, for ultimately, what is a fair and reasonable settlement.
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Specialist Family Law Services
- matrimonial and de facto financial separation
- parenting orders and children's matter
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- de facto relationships
- Binding Financial Agreements (including Pre-Nuptial Agreements)
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- protecting financial interests and respective assets prior to marriage and/or de facto relationship
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Introduction: Sausage Souffle
They say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. However, many of us find recipes and see overly complicated recipes or some that require very obscure ingredients. Here is a recipe that requires minimal work and ingredients many people already have at home.
Step 1: Gather Your Ingredients
· 1 lb sausage
· 6 slices of bread
· ¼ cup shredded cheddar cheese
· 1 teaspoon garlic powder
· ½ teaspoon salt
· 4 eggs
· 2 cups milk
Step 2: Cook Ingredients in One Pan
Brown sausage. When is meat is done, add cheese, diced bread, garlic pounder, and salt.
Step 3: Beat Eggs
In a separate bowl, crack eggs and beat them with milk.
Step 4: Cook Ingredients
Add eggs and milk to other mixture. Stir until ingredients are evenly distributed and the bread is soggy.
Step 5: Refrigerate
Pour into greased 9 x 13 pan. Cover with foil and refrigerate overnight.
Step 6: Cook
Cook at 350 degrees for 45 minutes. Uncover pan and cook for additional 15 minutes. Serves 4-6 people.
Step 7: Enjoy!
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Tobasco sauce is a must!
My mom makes this but calls it breakfast casserole. It is delicious but it gives me terrible heartburn.
Looks delicious! We'll have to try this for breakfast some time, Chris loves breakfast sausage. :)


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Last week saw us at the Royal Norfolk Show with the largest stand we have had to date. The weather was interesting on the Wednesday (to say the least!) but overall it was an amazing two days, with over 1,000 cups of tea and coffee given out to visitors to the marquee and Pimms until we ran out of lemonade. All 2,000 special RNS Buy Local Norfolk bags were also given out!
We couldn't have pulled off this event without the help of lots of different people, and we want to take this opportunity to thank you all, so in no particular order:
Emma Raines for pulling out the stops to produce the excellent artwork for the giant banner, pop ups and fliers and printed within a ridiculously unreasonable time frame!
Julie's brother in law, David Hunt, for the very kind loan of his van for the week
Pete Freeman and Justine Thomas from Freeclix and Simrush for the fantastic free wifi within the marquee, and for being so patient in setting it up in awful conditions!
Andy Glanville from Inspired Renewables for sorting out the electrics, and making sure we didn't electrocute ourselves!
Rob Scott for the fantastic bar area within the marquee, the gift of the hot water boiler, storage space in the shed, and all his and his team's help and support
David Williams of Coffee Express for the loan of the coffee machine, filters and coffee.
Kerry Groves and Dan Ellis from Epic Chair Covers for decorating the marquee so it looked amazing, and all your support and help over the week – including washing the tablecloths and changing the chair covers and helping clear up on the Wednesday evening after Pimms and Pizza!
Mike at Wildcraft Brewery for providing the delicious beer for the Wednesday evening!
Charlotte and Phoebe from Face to Face Finance for saving the day when Voodoo Daddy refused to deliver, by going to collect the pizzas for the Wednesday evening's Pimms and Pizza evening.
Chelle from Adrenalize, for not only coming on Wednesday during the day to replace Julie, and to do whatever needed doing, but for coming on the Monday morning to help decorate the marquee.
Tony Vale for coming along on the Wednesday to support the team, with handing out bags and doing whatever needed doing.
Elwira Zwolinska for coming along on Wednesday afternoon and helping with handing out bags.
Andy and Judith Glanville for helping themselves and loaning us their staff to help over both days in the bar area, and handing out bags, and doing whatever needed doing.
Sara Greenfield for offering to help on the Wednesday and providing social media support.
Everyone who re-tweeted, liked and commented on our posts!
Matt the Bee for getting so many people into the marquee – by whatever methods possible
The Benjamin Foundation for their Butterfly Hunt
And finally all of our fabulous exhibitors, who made the two days such a success, thank you for putting up with the poor weather conditions and being so understanding when we were partly flooded out – and thank you for being there and being part of our amazing marquee!
Here's to 2018!!
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Rohde & Schwarz signal generators present a compact way to generate phase-coherent signals. Different generator models are possible in terms of number of phase coherent channels and RF frequency range. This application note explains how to generate phase coherent signals, details what to consider and how to best calibrate the relative phases and timing between the individual channels. This document also presents various measurements of the phase stability over time for different RF frequencies.
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