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You've finished your Invisalign treatment and now you're excited to share your dazzling new smile with the world. You can't believe the difference a beautiful smile has made for your confidence – why didn't you have this treatment done earlier?
Now that your teeth are aligned, it's important to keep them that way. Here's some information about keeping your teeth straight after Invisalign treatment in Bradenton, FL.
Wear Your Retainers
This is not optional! After your Invisalign treatment is completed, you'll receive a set of retainers to wear every night while you sleep. This is where many patients go wrong, either forgetting to wear their retainers or choosing not to. Believe it or not, your teeth actually have memory, and without retainers, they will slowly shift back into the position they were in before you started Invisalign.
If you don't want this to happen, wear your retainers every night while you sleep!
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Keeping your retainer clean is important to ensure its longevity. Brush it every morning when you wake up to ensure that it's clean and ready for the next night's wear. You may also want to use a denture cleaning solution to soak your retainer and remove bacteria and other buildup from time to time.
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Your routine visits with Dr. Clarke are also important for maintaining the health of your teeth. Among other things, he will check your teeth and bite to ensure no relapse has occurred and that your healthy, beautiful smile is right on track. You should also bring your retainer with you to your checkups so Dr. Clarke can ensure a proper fit. Retainers do wear down over time, and you may need to replace it down the road.
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Where To Get A Christmas Tree Around the South Puget Sound
Looking for a Christmas tree farm around Tacoma, Puyallup, Olympia, or the greater South Puget Sound? Welcome to our list of tree farms recommended by our readers.
If you really want to rough it and head to the forest to cut your own tree, you can learn how here.
But, if you want something a little less rugged and a little closer to home? Read on for a list of places you can cut your own Christmas tree.
Note from SFM: Do verify information before heading out, as this is primarily a reader submitted list, and we have not confirmed accuracy of the info. We have provided links and reader comments!
Auburn U Cut Tree Farms
Open through the 24th!! Featured Sponsor: Pfaff's in Auburn
Looking for a great, old-fashioned feeling tree farm with friendly folks? Pfaff's has reasonably priced trees, tons of down home charm, and an awesome Santa you can visit with for free after you get your trees! They don't spray their trees or use gas powered equipment, either! You'll be supporting a multi generation family farm when you pick out your tree here. Current pricing details and hours on their site. Opens the day after Thanksgiving and stays open through Christmas Eve.
Coates Christmas Trees in Auburn Many readers gave two thumbs up for Coates! Readers Morgan and Jennifer both shared that Coates has great prices, great people, and great trees! Betsy says the folks are very helpful and friendly. Coates promises you will be filled with Christmas cheer seeing all the decor and of course, Santa (on weekends-select hours)! Pet friendly as long as they are on a leash! Note the pricing here is by type rather than size, and there is a cash discount.
Maple Valley U Cut Tree Farm
Wilson Hill Tree Farm in Maple Valley is recommended by Dee who says We discovered this one last year — been in the same family 110 years! They have a lot of selection and a cute gift shop. Really easy to get to from Hwy 18.
Edgewood U Cut Tree Farm
Green Acres Christmas Tree Farm in Edgewood A fourth generation family owned and operated Christmas tree farm located in Edgewood Washington
Trees prices range from $68 -$120 depending on height and type of Christmas tree.
Our hours are:
Open Saturday and Sunday ONLY: 9AM to 4PM
Closed Monday – Friday
Starting the day after Thanksgiving.
Please no dogs, chainsaws or smoking on site for everyones safety. Thank you!
This farm does not treat their trees chemically, so it may be one to consider if that's important to you.
Sumner and Orting Puyallup Valley U Cut Tree Farms
Abercrombie and Grinch – Stefanie says to look for the Grinch sign out front off Orting Highway/162. Traditionally, this spot has had great prices, but I've never been able to find an online listing. If you find this spot still open and can report back, let me know!
SnowShoe Evergreen Several readers recommend this one, which has a lot just for tot sized trees and a nice variety to choose from. There is a Kids' Zone with smaller trees, an area to write letters to Santa (promised to get a returned response), as well as a few concessions and face painting for a fee.
General Season Opens November 29
Monday thru Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Fields close at dusk.
Red Barn Christmas Tree Farm You'll find Red Barn at 119th and State Route 162 in Orting. You'll see the Red Barn and a giant line of cars. Of the South Sound area farms this is the most, "Paloooza," like of them. How you feel about sharing your tree farm with quite a few other folks will determine how much you like this spot. There is a little train you can ride out to your tree, a heated barrel fire, a gift shop, and some concessions. Reader Kristal reports that they accept cash only, so be prepared, although there is an ATM on site. Reader Lynn says that, "The big red barn is just full of beautiful wreaths, ornaments and all things Christmas! Our family couldn't imagine Christmas without The Red Barn Tree Farm." That's a pretty great review, if you ask me! Note from SFM: This just might be the only tree farm in the area without a web site or Fb page. Here is the address:
Riverlook Farms' Red Barn Tree Farm
119th and SR 162
Puyallup, WA 98374
Note that last year they ran out of trees early (tree farms don't sell all their trees every year), so you may want to go on the early side or have a back-up plan (there are several other options nearby).
Greater Pierce County-Eatonville, Summit Graham U Cut Tree Farms
Jo-El's Tree Farm in Summit gets votes for great prices and a family run atmosphere, tucked away in Summit/Midland off of Hwy 512. Reader Cindy says she has never gone anywhere else! And, yes, they're up and running again this year!
The Family Farm in Graham TBA? I don't see info. on this for 2018 yet. Let me know if you have an update. This is a non profit that uses money raised from tree sales for charities.
Cox Family Farm in Eatonville Reader Angela says, "The family who owns it is so sweet and always remembers us. They have Santa on the weekends. You just take Meridian through Graham towards Eatonville and it is on the left across from a 76 station. We've been going for 6 years and will never go anywhere else!"
Ohop Ridge Christmas Tree Farm in Eatonville Reader Megan shares that she loves Ohop because they "take you on a tractor ride to pick the tree you want plus they have a Bon fire, hot coco, coffee and Santa. Plus they are super reasonably priced."
Tacoma U Cut Tree Farms
Double Four Tree Farm in Tacoma has been open since 1981 and has over 20,000 trees to choose from! The u-cut trees sell out by the first weekend in December, so get there soon. Open starting Black Friday, weekends 9:00am-4:00pm. Weekdays, Tuesday-Friday 12-4;
Glenwood Christmas Tree Farm – Reader Rachel shares that Glendwood is "close to town (Tacoma) lots of choices, reasonable prices – a great family farm…. and the kids picked out, cut and carried the tree all by themselves (yes, it was small – but they were proud)."
Olympia, Lacey, Yelm area U Cut Tree Farms
- Sprouffske Trees is a new addition to our list! It's in Rainier and recommended by reader Danielle for those of you near Lacey and Yelm. At the farm, you'll find hot cocoa, hot tea and coffee, candy canes, saws, and free baling. You can drive (weather permitting) or walk to the fields.
- Schliter Farms is recommended by several readers. Solano wrote, "Santa was there yesterday and was talking with the kids giving them free candy canes (real white hair and beard) and taking pictures for free! Our tree was "our" perfect tree and at a very reasonable price including stand. They would shake your tree and drill a hole for the stand and put it on a net for free. Also there is a cute little shop and coffee shop with delicious fresh donuts. We had a great experience yesterday getting our special Christmas tree!"
Ames Christmas Tree Farm
Attention bargain hunters! All trees here are 35.00. Note that they do not seem to have any official web presence or fb page. This is the info. I've found, but I haven't verified it, so go with your spirit of adventure! I can tell you that readers say they're super friendly and have loved the price. 4115 Baker Ames Rd NE Olympia, WA 98506
Tallman Trees in Olympia – a family owned farm recommended by our readers!
I have also heard good things about Hunter's.
Clydes and Dales has trees and horse drawn carriage rides select days
Gerrits Greens in Rainier is new to our list this year. Several readers said they were delighted to find this friendly, reasonably priced spot.
Gig Harbor U Cut Tree Farms
The Wreath Works in Purdy/Gig Harbor is where reader Stacey goes for beautiful trees!
Reader Amy left this tip on our Facebook page last year, "There are two small farms out in Olalla. If you follow Peacock Hill right up to where it ends at Nelson, you will start to see signs. They are small, family run, and remind me of Ketcham Farms on Fox Island. Still my most traumatizing Christmas memory – the day we drove all the way out to Fox Island to get a tree to find that Ketchams had closed."
Thanks to all of our awesome readers for sharing your tips and your adorable photos!
For even MORE ideas, you might want to check out the Puget Sound Christmas Tree Association (yes, it's a totally a thing!). Or, if you're really adventurous, read our post on Cutting Down Your Own Christmas Tree from the Forest.
Got a favorite you think I should add? Leave a comment or send an email to email@example.com
New here? I write just for families in the South Puget Sound. We put up a huge list of weekend events every Friday morning, and we have lots of fun posts all the days in between. I hope you'll stick around a bit and come back again soon. You may also like to join us on Facebook, follow me on Twitter, Instagram, or Pinterest, or subscribe to our weekly newsletter. We're putting the finishing touches on lots more holiday fun. Check back soon; we'll have it all rounded up in our South Sound Holiday Fun Guide!


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Now we dip. Dye, wash, dry to oxidize. The cool thing is the bath is purple, your piece comes out green and then it turns that amazing blue color as it hits the oxygen in the air.
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The next stage is designing, wrapping, tying, folding, twisting, bundling and experimenting! I love this stage because you can plan it all out carefully, or just randomly do something, and never know if it's going to work out or not and which one will come out the most beautiful. Here are some shots of this process.
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I love taking classes and learning a new craft or technique. I've always been fascinated by indigo. The history and tradition of the craft and the outrageously beautiful color!
Here are some shots of the first of many stages.
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The Variability of Velocity in Cash-in-Advance Models
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- Robert J. Hodrick & Narayana Kocherlakota & Deborah Lucas, 1989. "The Variability of Velocity in Cash-In-Advance Models," NBER Working Papers 2891, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
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Warning: Do Not Open This Book!
Adam Lehrhaupt & Matthew Forsythe
Simon & Schuster, 2013 (2013)
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Reviewed by Bob Walch
he fun here begins with the book's cover which states, '
Warning – Do Not Open This Book!
' Of course you'll ignore this admonition. On the inside cover you'll find further cautionary signs. One reads, '
The book is super – dangerous
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Here is the last guy who read this book
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o you bail out and stop turning pages? Of course not! Next you find, '
Maybe you should put this book back. You don't want to let the monkeys out.
urn back now? Nope! '
Why did you turn the page? Didn't you see the warning? Stay on this page. You are safe here. This is a good page. I like this one.
aturally you turn the page again. '
Oh, no. Now you've done it.
' Oops, it appears you have set loose the naughty monkeys. But wait! It gets worse! You are warned to not tempt fate by turning more pages. Other dangers are ahead. '
This is a catastrophe!
' Not really, but it certainly is rather funny.
ou'll just have to keep turning pages now to get the situation under control. When you are finished be sure to read the back cover, '
Whew! That was close. You'd better put this book back.
' Hmmm, I just might not. In fact, I think I'll read it again!
hildren and adults will find this a unique and rather hilarious reading experience. You know what usually happens when you see a sign that warns
Wet Paint
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Hemorrhoids Relief Quick And Painlessly Simple
You are suffering from hemorrhoids be sure to not itch the area. While it is likely to itch a great deal and feels soothing at the time when you do itch it, it will actually lead to your condition lasting longer than necessary and trigger further irritation to be able to your skin.
Might seem like a cheap trick you can use for almost any kind of pain and that's because it is, but a simple ice pack will work wonders to help ease the pain associated with hemorrhoid flare-ups. You can use one of those cooler ice packs or simply put some ice in a plastic bag.
Great tip for your painful hemorrhoids is to attempt to make use of a well proven normal approach to implementing yarrow tea to your anus with a cotton ball. This is a wonderful solution to save you from buying expensive creams or ointments and introducing potentially harmful chemicals into the body.
See a Doctor If Your Hemorrhoids are Too Painful or Large
There are safe and straightforward surgical procedures, often done in your doctor's office or in an outpatient clinic. Treatments include a shot into the hemorrhoid to reduce inflammation (sclerotherapy), a rubber band around it in order to cut off it's blood supply, shrinking this with heat, freezing it with liquid nitrogen and modest surgery (hemorrhoidectomy).
Sitting on the toilet for extended periods of time, even if you are not using the bathroom, can be very bad for your hemorrhoids. Exposing your buttocks to that type of direct pressure while your anus is in this position can cause a lot of strain on your veins and eventually increase swelling and pain.
You are struggling with reducing your hemorrhoids, one of the easiest ways you can reduce inflammation is by consuming more fiber. This can be accomplished through eating foods that are higher in fiber such as apples and whole grains or through fiber supplements in powder form which can be added to a refreshment and eaten easily, as well.
As Previously Stated, Swelling of Veins is the Cause of Hemorrhoids
The factors that cause the swelling may be chronic constipation, dehydration, lack of fiber, and sitting too long. Now that you understand the different reasons for hemorrhoids and possible treatments for the kids, it is possible to take steps to heal these and better yet, avoid them.
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Regular dental hygiene can prevent the spread of dental plaque and tartar formation and thus the development of dental caries and the development of paradontosis. Dental hygiene is recommended at least twice a year. Our dental hygienist will help you to locate your difficult spots and to improve your cleaning technique to prevent development of caries.
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This week at Kids Nook Reads, we wanted to show you a book with a rather simple concept taken to some pretty great extremes. Whimsical illustrations and absurdist ideas answer the rather simple question this book poses… It might be an apple, but what if it wasn't?
It Might Be an Apple
by Shinsuke Yoshitake
It all begins when a young boy comes home and finds an apple on the table…
But what if it's not an apple? What if it's something else entirely?
What if it wants hair?
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by Dr Dermot J Ward
"Junior doctor" problems have recently been painting the walls and carpeting the floors of the near total space of multimedia. Perhaps the most useful effect of the EU Referendum has been to totally change the theme tune of its mood music. At least that change is welcome…
Some years ago I was surprised to hear about a survey that discovered people were prepared to accept a drop in salary in exchange for what they considered to be a more important sounding title. Before that study if someone had told me this was a fact I'm pretty sure I would have greeted the idea with disbelief. And I would have been wrong. Specially for this piece I finally visited the website of 'English Dictionary', pioneer in dictionary publishing since 1819. (Not exactly the OED but suitable for my immediate purpose. It listed the meaning of 'junior' as an adjective as follows:- "1. Capital letter lower in rank or length of service; subordinate. Younger in years — 'Junior' citizen. Of or relating to use in childhood. (British) of or relating to school children between the ages of seven and 11." Taken together, there are oodles of variations on the junior theme without major deviation conveying that adjectival flavour of youth and inexperience.
When I was newly qualified in Dublin and moved to 1960s London I was never a junior doctor; a houseman, yes, medical/ surgical, an SHO, Registrar, Senior Registrar (some doctors of that genre nudging 40). I can't recall any use of 'junior' prefix then for doctor.
Returning to Dublin at the end of the '60s, I noticed that doctor trainees were called and commonly referred to as NCHDs (non-consultant hospital doctors). I was struck at the time at its being perhaps a bit clumsy, but gave it little thought. That was Irish life. No big deal. I don't know whose idea that was, but thank goodness they had it. Most readers will be aware there is acute turbulence at present in the NHS. Mind you, the most common and regular form tends to surround some variation on Mid-Staffs or similar scandal elsewhere. Apart from such dreadful outcomes there is also the industrial action of 'junior' doctors. The mass media has no problem filling newspaper columns and oceans of airwaves on this hot and vexed problem. My sympathies are with the trainee doctors, but the nitty-gritty of the disagreement with politician-driven working policy is not for today. I have little doubt that 'junior' doctors are a devil-send to the politicians.
I recall in my latter student days, the visible, and I mean visible to me, change that occurred in the demeanour and general personality of the young men and women who, less than a year earlier were still medical students, but now were Registered Medical Practitioners perhaps a month or two earlier empowered in law for the first time to responsibly undertake the diagnosis, treatment and care of patients answerable to the patient and perhaps relatives.
Also lurking and looking over their young shoulders was the GMC, as it was then. Yes, there were their senior colleagues hopefully backing them up, but even with that support the responsibilities are huge.Human and humane life are rightly regarded as the most precious form of civilised life in the animal kingdom. And woe betide the doctor who stands accused of carelessness or dangerousness in practice — and in these more litigious days we must add 'inappropriate' treatment and care as a possible ruination of a young (or older) medical life. Let us not forget that the NCHD is so often the first doctor to see, examine and initiate treatment of the most urgently unwell or injured patients in various aspects of emergency care, whether presenting within an inpatient hospital population or in an emergency department. Such is the burden of medical practitioners' lives from day one registration.
Perhaps the BMA could ballot its total membership on this particular issue.
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By Sir Richard Lapthorne 17th June 2015
"I was encouraged last month by the pronouncements from Sajid Javid, our new Business Secretary. He has promised an Enterprise Bill that will cut the cost of red tape by £10bn a year and tackle the powers of independent regulators.
I remain sceptical though. Every Business Secretary promises to cut red tape. To date none have achieved it.
They sit like a succession of King Canutes ordering the tide of regulation back, but it rolls inexorably forward, as it has done for decades.
In his 2014 Annual Report Sir Mark Walport, the Government's Chief Scientific Adviser, said that to create the conditions to support innovation we need to to manage risk, not avoid it.
The only perfect way of managing risk is to avoid it and unfortunately there is a section of the regulation industry that will only accept perfection.
Innovation matters; it is the lifeblood of an economy. Innovation leads to increases in total factor productivity, which contributes to real growth. Sir Mark has supervised a good deal of research into the subject and has concluded that the growth in so-called "Soft Law" in the UK, and its focus on avoiding failure, is killing innovation.
As a term, soft law covers a collection of rules and codes developed by regulators. Regulators rely on the continued growth in soft law so they can stand in the way of exactly the type of risk-taking that Sir Mark wants to see.
Professionally-run regulation is a means for maintaining a balanced society. However, the zealots who behave in a non-transparent and unfair manner cannot be allowed to mimic dictators of old. Like those dictators they too can destroy lives by exercising unrestrained power.
Sir Richard Lapthorne is chairman of Cable & Wireless Communications
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Spent the day with my friends Mit and Kulas. We went to Mall of Asia to have lunch. It was really hot outside so we headed to Sebastian's Ice Cream afterwards. We have nothing to do anyways. Good thing our friend Kulas brought his camera with him and took all this amazing photos. We ordered Cold Pizza with Oreo and one scoop of ice cream that I don't remember the flavor. The cold pizza was delicious I totally recommend it.
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Let's start with some simple facts. Each two-year session of the California legislature can see as many as 5,000 bills introduced. Of those 5,000, Governor Brown will probably sign 800 to 1,000 into law. That's a lot of bills, even for the state with the longest-running legislative session in the country. It stands to reason, then, that some of the passed bills need a little cleaning up after the fact. Last year's Senate Bill 1160 is one of those bills. And Senate Bill 489, introduced by Democratic senator Steven Bradford, is acting as its janitor.
As you all know by now, one of the most important provisions in Senate Bill 1160 reduced or eliminated the need for utilization review (UR) for most treatments in the first 30 days after an injury. In turn, a timely billing requirement was introduced for providers: For all treatment not subject to prospective UR, bills must be submitted within 30 days of the date of service.
This is all well and good, as it aims to trim fat from the current system and speed both treatment and payment. But potential problems arise when those rules are applied to certain emergency services. The Senate Labor and Industrial Relations Committee voiced concern that the tight 30-day billing deadline could lead to a scenario where a severely injured worker is unable to communicate the location and circumstances of their injury until after the billing period had passed. In such a scenario, treating hospitals or physicians would be at risk of receiving no reimbursement, as it would be difficult to prove that a given injury was occupational in nature.
Senate Bill 489, which has the backing of the California Hospital Association, aims to curb this possibility. Rather than the standard 30-day billing deadline, SB 489 cedes up to 180 days for providers of emergency services to submit their bills. The bill passed the Senate Labor and Industrial Relations Committee unanimously earlier this month, and is due for a hearing in front of the Senate Committee on Appropriations on April 17.
Stay tuned in the coming weeks and months for more updates – both on Senate Bill 489 and any other proposed cleanup bills in the wake of last year's landmark reforms.


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I'm really enjoying reading my classmates stories. I prefer to start mine after HS because it's much more interesting, in my most humble opinion ;-)
I, like so may of us, turned on, tuned in and dropped out. Spent the Summer of Love in San Francisco. Came back and decided to see what the rest of the world was like, so Steve Gillard and I bought tickets to Amsterdam and took off. After a month there I decided I wanted to go east and he wanted to go south, so we split up. I ended up hitchhiking across the "belly of Asia" (Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan) to India. Spent a couple months hitch hiking and walking around the northern part. I ended up in the ashram of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (you know, the guy the Beatles spent time with? I missed them [and him] by a couple months). I learned TM and that really transformed me.
Came back to Denver and went to CSU for a couple of years. Learned enough to become a general contractor, moved to LA for a year and then West Palm Beach, Fl. Ended up getting married, having a couple of boys and flipping a whole bunch of houses. Things change, as they have a tendancy to do, and I ended up divorced. I realized I had the opportunity to re start my life so I decided to study medicine and became a Physician Assistant. Practiced for about 5 years then got recruited to join the faculty of Nova Southeastern U's PA program. Had a great time there, got to travel to Central and South America on medical missions. Even went to Tanzania once, Got myself elected president of the Florida Academy of Physician Assistants and got to do a lot of work with the legislture on healthcare reform. There's an old saying in politics, "legislation is like sausage. You really don't want to see how it's made.
Left NSU after 5 years because I got a job offer I couldn't refuse. Twice the pay and only 2 miles from my house (as opposed to 2 hours of commuting each way). Loved that job! Great people to work with. Underserved patient population which is where my heart is. Things were going so well! Then I got the diagnosis of rectal CA and spent a year doing chemo, radiation and surgery. I don't recommend it, but I sruvived. That was 2009. Everything was going well again and then a good friend of mine asked me to go to the US Virgin Islands to see about joining the faculty of the new PA Program that Barry University started there. I absolutely fell in love the the VI, specifically the island of St. Croix. And that's where the story is being written now. I've been here 4 years, working on 5. I'm SCUBA diving a lot, mostly hunting lionfish, just got TEC training and did my first deep dive (191'). I have alittle boat to get out to the deeper reefs on the west end of the island. Ride my bicycle on North Shore Rd - a beautiful ride along the coast up and down little hills.
I keep threatening to retire but I'm in a profession where there is a tremendous demand and I feel guilty not taking care of the people here who need care. I also feel obligated to help train the next crew. Beside that, I absolutely LOVE what I'm doing! We have 24 students and they are a great bunch of kids.
So, maybe next year.............
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Retired-Construction Trade Married 2I'm really looking forward to seeing all of my classmates at the reunion. We'll play "Remember When" The stories will be outrageous.
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Retired Married 1Retired three years ago from the University of Colorado at Boulder as Graduation Coordinator and Commencement Program Editor. I loved working and interacting with the students. I have just gotten used to retirement and am enjoying my family, Earl, Earl II, grandaughter Raile and two energetic dogs. I keep my sanity by crafting.
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The Telegraph's jobs editor Louisa Peacock says the landmark ruling by the Supreme Court on how and when employees can bring equal pay claims may be good news for workers but it will be a major headache for businesses trying to weather the grim economic climate.
The landmark ruling by the Supreme Court over equal pay claims means that the time limit for workers who want to pursue their employers increases by a huge factor, from six months to six years.
Louisa Peacock, Jobs Editor for The Telegraph, says the ruling will be good news for workers who "feel they've been unduly paid...we could see thousands of workers benefit from this ruling today."
But for businesses, particularly smaller enterprises struggling in the tough economic climate, the judgement may not be so welcome.
"Employers now have to bear in mind that any employee who've left them in the last six years could now file an equal pay claim, which basically means the system will be flooded with equal pay claims."
The ruling related to a claim by 170 women formerly employed by Birmingham City Council, who were among female workers denied bonuses similar to those handed out to employees in traditionally male-dominated jobs such as refuse collectors, street cleaners, road workers and grave diggers.
This article was originally featured on telegraph.co.uk/finance/jobsMonday, 29 October 2012
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Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Price in India Launch Amazon 2019
Xiaomi is most popular smartphone brand in India having millions of users. The company is planning to launch Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 after its predecessor Redmi Note 7 which is featured with 48 Mega Pixels back camera. Along with some minor upgrades you will see love the body design of all new Note 7. The phone is going to featured with Snapdragon 660 with better camera quality and battery life.
The official release date of Redmi note 8 is still unclear but after going through some sources we can say, it will arrive during end of October. The phone will launch in 3 variants.
The first variant will be having 4 GB RAM and 64 GB of internal storage and others with 6/8 GB RAM and 128 GB of internal storage each. The price tag of these variant will vary from Rs 11,000 to Rs 15,000.
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|Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 (64GB/6GB)
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|12 October 2019
|Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 (128GB/8GB)
|Rs. 14,999
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- Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 (64 GB/ 6 GB): This variant with 64 GB memory storage will cost you around Rs. 12,999. If we are lucky, we can also get a lower end with 4 GB RAM pricing around Rs. 12,999.
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- IP68 Certification: Dust & waterproof
- Gorilla Glass 5 Protection
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Evanescence have shared that a Synthesis live DVD is coming.
Check out all the details and the a stunning trailer below.
Read more: Amy Lee opens up about the struggles she has faced as a woman in music
In 2017, Evanescence released their fourth studio album, Synthesis, which included reimagined recordings of classic songs from the band.
To present the songs live, the band went on tour with a live orchestra backing, and fans we'll be able to check the results (or re-live the experience) soon.
They are dropping a Synthesis Live DVD with footage from a sold out show at the Grand Theater at Foxwoods Casino, CT.
And the news is….! We are very excited to announce that Synthesis Live with Orchestra, filmed on our tour by the one and only Paul Brown and mixed by @DamianYeahYeah, will be available on DVD/Blu-Ray/Digital on 10/12. Pre-order your copy now! ? https://t.co/XSW6HzsJUD pic.twitter.com/GTjarBTfyU
— Evanescence (@evanescence) August 8, 2018
The DVD is out Oct. 12 and you can pre-order a copy here.
Check out the trailer and the DVD tracklist below:
Synthesis tracklist:
1. Overture
2. Never Go Back
3. Lacrymosa
4. The End Of The Dream
5. My Heart Is Broken
6. Lithium
7. Bring Me To Life
8. Unravelling (Interlude)
9. Imaginary
10. Secret Door
11. Hi-Lo
12. Lost In Paradise
13. Your Star
14. My Immortal
15. The In-between (Piano Solo)
16. Imperfection
17. Speak To Me
18. Good Enough
19. Swimming Home
New Evanescence music
Amy Lee recently revealed the band are planning to work on new music soon. The band don't have a timeline yet, but the frontwoman confirmed she's been working on new ideas during the past few tours.
"I've got a nice little pile that's been building up over the years," she says.
The upcoming album will be their first of all-original material in eight years.
Meanwhile, the band are performing Synthesis-style this summer in North America. Check out the remaining list of dates and cities below.
Evanescence tour dates:
08/10 – Holmdel, NJ @ PNC Bank Arts Center
08/11 – Wantagh, NY @ Northwell Heath at Jones Beach Theatre
08/14 – Simpsonville, SC @ Heritage Park Amphitheater
08/15 – Atlanta, GA @ TBD
08/17 – Tampa, FL @ MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheater
08/18 – West Palm Beach, FL @ Coral Sky Amphitheatre
08/20 – Jacksonville, FL @ Daily's Place
08/22 – New Orleans, LA @ Bold Sphere Music at Champions Square
08/24 – Dallas, TX @ Starplex Pavilion
08/25 – Woodlands, TX @ Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
08/28 – Albuquerque, NM @ Isleta Amphitheater
08/29 – Phoenix, AZ @ Ak-Chin Pavilion
08/31 – Chula Vista, CA @ Mattress Firm Amphitheatre
09/01 – Irvine, CA @ Five Point Amphitheater
09/05 – Mountain View, CA @ Shoreline Amphitheater
09/07 – Auburn, WA @ White River Amphitheatre
09/08 – Ridgefield, WA @ Sunlight Supply Amphitheatre


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The CSHP Annual Awards Event is scheduled for Fall, 2020. Please take some time and review the enclosed table of information on the NS Branch CSHP awards. Many of these awards are generously provided by pharmaceutical companies and provide an excellent opportunity for funding meeting attendance or other educational pursuits. Other awards are intended as a mechanism for you to nominate a worthy co-worker or hospital pharmacy practitioner. Criteria and application forms for the following awards are available from the Awards Committee and can be found on the CSHP Nova Scotia branch website.
Available Awards & Grants
- Continuing Education Grants- (2 x $1000 draw) – Sponsored by Fresenius Kabi
- Continuing Education Grant (1 X $1000) - Sponsored by Teva
- Gail McGlynn-Tuttle Memorial Practitioner Award
- Richard Merrett Special Appreciation Award
- Retirement Recognition Award
- Ann E. (Betty) O'Toole New Practitioner Award
- Dr. J.G. Duff Appreciation Award
- Brian Tuttle Excellence in Hospital Pharmacy Award
Please forward applications for the above awards by July 31, 2020 to:
Awards Committee Co-Chair:
Email: email@example.com
Fax: 902-473-3904
Thomas Parker
QEII Health Sciences Center, Halifax Infirmary
Pharmacy Department
1796 Summer St
Halifax, NS B3H 3A6
NS Pharmacy Student Sponsorship
There are two $500 awards available to students entering their fourth year of pharmacy and who have demonstrated an interest in a hospital pharmacy career.
- Student Award Criteria
- Student Award Application Form
To view the Awards Criteria for 2020, please click here.
|Continuing Education Grant - sponsored by Fresenius Kabi Canada Ltd.
|Information | Application
|Education Grant - sponsored by Teva
|Information | Application
|Dr. J.G. Duff Appreciation Award
|Information | Application
|Gail McGlynn-Tuttle Memorial Practitioner Award
|Information | Application
|Ann E. (Betty) O'Toole Practitioner Award
|Information | Application
|Richard Merrett Special Appreciation Award
|Information | Application
|Retirement Recognition Award
|Information | N/A
|Brian Tuttle Excellence in Hospital Pharmacy Award
|Information | Application
|Hospital Pharmacy Residency Award
|Information | Application
The Awards Committee is responsible for the development, coordination and granting of Branch Awards, and the nomination of Branch members for any applicable National Awards. It is comprised of a Chairperson and a minimum of three other CSHP members.
The Awards Committee reports to the Nova Scotia Branch Executive Committee. It is also responsible for coordinating the annual awards presentation/dinner.
For more information about our branch awards, please contact the Awards Chairs:
Thomas Parker (Co-Chair)
Allison Lively (Co-Chair)


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Our 2019-2020 season opens with a dynamic evening featuring two of the most well-known Russian orchestral works alongside Anna Clyne's Masquerade. Francesca Dego is celebrated for her sonorous tone, compelling interpretations and flawless technique, making her one of the most sought-after violinists on the international scene.
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Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in D Major, Opus 35
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ActiveKids nursery is based in the heart of Hangleton and attached to the local dental surgery with which it shares its management.
They care for children aged 6 months to 5 years all year round (except bank holidays) 8am to 6pm, Monday – Friday. Active Kids promote active and healthy lifestyles to children and back this up by offering healthy home cooked meals. These include breakfast, lunch and tea as well as healthy snacks at snack time, fresh milk and drinking water. They have a safe open plan setting intended to stimulate the interests of the children who attend and which means they can offer that homely feeling, despite having a mix of different age groups.
They have a variety of outdoor spaces which allow the children to build confidence and explore a Forest School ethos when outside. Active Kids believe every child is an individual. Their staff are dedicated and versatile and offer less traditional activities such as Spanish and Yoga. These encourage development and help to extend the children's experiences. Whenever possible Active Kids try and take the children out into the local area and explore the lovely area that is Hangleton.
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Why People Are Visiting, Buying and Living in Roquetas de Mar
Everyone has different reasons for moving abroad, some people are looking for sunshine throughout the year and others want a change of pace. There is certainly no shortage of fantastic destinations in Spain but Roquetas de Mar in Almeria continues to be a firm favourite for those visiting on holiday and those moving abroad permanently.
Regardless of whether you are visiting for the weekend or buying a property to live there full time, Roquetas de Mar has a lot to offer. For many people who want a break from life in the UK, Roquetas de Mar is an obvious choice. It's not too far from home, but it's an entirely new culture and climate.
About Roquetas de Mar, Almeria
Located in Southern Spain, Roquetas de Mar is well known for its beaches. Serena and La Bajadilla are popular with tourists and locals, and they are one of the major draws to the local area. If someone is looking to visit a warmer climate with beautiful beaches, it makes sense that Roquetas de Mar would be top of the list. There is also an array of activities to enjoy in Roquetas de Mar and the surrounding areas of Almeria - such as Santa Ana Castle and Punta Entinas-Sabinar Nature Reserve - meaning that there's always something to see and do.
As is the case when moving anywhere new, it's important to research the area before committing. This is why visiting the area before making a permanent move is always advised. If you are planning to buy property or live in Roquetas de Mar, it's important to think about the real estate market before doing so. Consider how easy it will be to sell the property in the future and whether or not the property is a worthwhile investment.
There's certainly no shortage of properties for sale in Roquetas de Mar for you to choose from, which means that buying rarely means compromising on what you are looking for. As long as you have explored the local area and culture, there's no reason as to why moving abroad can't be a huge success.
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The God of Hope Comes Even in the Darkness
The angel of the Lord appeared to them and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were struck with great fear. The angel said to them, "Do not be afraid; for behold, I proclaim to you good news of great joy that will be for all the people. For today in the city of David a savior has been born for you who is Christ the Lord." Luke 2:9–11
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A reader left a comment under my Twitter post:
which in general I agree with. Almost. Those last words made me think about it more. Is fear really a good thing in U.S. cities considering we have very little proper cycling infrastructure? Sure, some fear is good. It stops us from doing some really stupid things. But should you be afraid to ride your bike in the city?
When it comes to riding a bicycle in the city, there are three pieces of the puzzle:
- First, cycling in the city should not require any special gear such as helmets, reflective vests, gloves, padded shorts, etc. A "gearless" cycling is simply more accessible.
- Second, a proper infrastructure is desirable as it increases safety and makes city biking more pleasant and efficient. Protected cycle paths are a good example, but other solutions come to mind as well.
- Third, and perhaps often omitted, part is driver's education and liability. In fact, I dare to say this is the most important one. Let me ask: would you rather bike in a city with very good infrastructure but 99% of drivers being hostile, even aggressive towards cyclists, or in a city with no infrastructure at all but 99% of drivers being very aware of bike riders, always slowing down next to them and giving them plenty of space when passing by? You may say, there is always that 1% so it's better to be fully separated, but even those protected cycle paths must cross with car traffic at some point.
So when I see a comment like the one above, I feel that something is missing there. Rewriting it as "With current infrastructure and hostile drivers, fear is good." makes it now sound much more complete.


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The Northumberland Park Partnership Board are working with the Selby Trust in supporting Community Projects in Northumberland Park Ward of Haringey Borough of London. The Board was successful in partnership with Haringey Council in securing a total of £210,000 grant funding to distribute, of which £180,000 is from the DCLG Transformation Challenge Award Grant and £30,000 is from a community health improvement initiative – Well Communities (Well London) – all of which is to benefit the Northumberland Park ward area.
My name is Tom have applied for a Seedling Grant, because the NPPB recognise that there may be individuals in the community with good ideas but find it difficult to get funding and if successful we will be providing a range of events / activities for young people and adults.
This Education Project explores the problems of e-safety and new media for young people and adults, to get them to talk to each other, to ease some of the problems.
This will be achieved through two screenings of the play My name is Tom, followed by fun practical drama sessions to for both young people and adults to explore their concerns and how to deal with them.
This project offers a safe space for young people and adults to explore, share experiences and work together to create a safer use of the internet and technology, while still enjoying the benefits.
What difference will your project make to the area?
My name is Tom is a unique opportunity bringing together young people and adults to try and prevent cyberbullying, self-harm, grooming and many other problems, to take control of their lives.
Working in a fun and creative way, through screenings and workshops, building on knowledge, understanding and communication skills. All are welcome regardless of experience, academic ability or drama / theatre skills, which will be free with funding from NPPB
Elsewhere in our project we are working with an Enfield Primary School and the Godwin Lawson Foundation, which tells us we are relevant and helping across the community.
How will you know if your project has made a difference in the area?
Sam Bawden Head of Drama at Northumberland Park School believes the project, " Sounds like a very interesting project to get involved with", will help us achieve our objective, placing our activities at the heart of the community and the Selby Centre.
If successful, we will meet with the community to shape our activities around the structure of screenings and workshops. Numbers will give some indication if our offer is right, along with feedback forms and informal discussions with participants, as well as the end of project performance and sharing of work.
How will you communicate what you have done with NPPB, partners and residents?


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First and foremost how is everyone holding up after seeing Zac Efron's "dad bod"? Dave and Matt hope you're ok and have a brand new My First Time (#FleshHunger) to lift your spirits. Then, the incredible John Benjamin Hickey is here to chat with the guys about surviving COVID completely alone, living in East Hampton, Babylon Berlin, The Waltons, directing Plaza Suite (starring Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick), postponing a full year, the future of Broadway, dream casting Tiger King, Brady Bunch, Rich Man, Poor Man, Making Love, being more afraid of being an actor than gay, meeting Andy Cohen on the 976 line, meeting John's partner at a brunch, creating a queer community through work, spending more time with your partner now than ever before, growing up in Plano, TX, and how handling COVID *can* be an amazing gesture of love. BE PART OF THE NEW "MY FIRST TIME" (#fleshhunger) SEGMENT! Tap out a story or send a short audio recording recounting your first time and we'll read/play it on the show! Email: email@example.com GIVE HOMOPHILIA A NEW LOGLINE Rate, suggest a new logline and subscribe at https://podcasts.apple.com/bs/podcast/homophilia/id1267538496 [podcasts.apple.com]
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It's here! Matt and Dave debut the very first listener "My First Time" (#fleshhunger) story. (Send yours to email@example.com) Then the hilarious and truly wonderful James Arthur M. joins the guys to discuss moving to San Francisco on the day it shut down, Umbrella Academy, The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson, working at Marvel and being a Blerd (a Black Nerd), X-Men, Jem and the Holograms, keeping an eye on Britney, Chromatica, Future Nostalgia, getting discovered as a go-go dancer by Heklina, choreographing for Bay Area Flash Mob, being confused for other celebrities with the same name, Days of Our Lives, two rules for dating, the benefits of a break-up, kids, and learning computer programing. BE PART OF THE NEW "MY FIRST TIME" (#fleshhunger) SEGMENT!Send us a story or a short (2-3 minutes) audio recording recounting your first time and we'll read/play it on the show! Email: email@example.com GIVE HOMOPHILIA A NEW LOGLINERate, suggest a new logline and subscribe at https://podcasts.apple.com/bs/podcast/homophilia/id1267538496 Sign up for James's free dance class happening every Saturday at 2 pm PST: http://mjamesarthur.com/ And listen to James's podcast, Minority Korner, here: https://maximumfun.org/podcasts/minority-korner/
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Jul 10, 2020
Ross Mathews
Matt kicks off this week's episode with his "My First Time" time story! (Send yours to: firstname.lastname@example.com) Then, quite possibly the most delightful person on earth, Ross Mathews, joins the guys to dish about everything. They discuss how to be an extrovert in quarantine, Too Hot to Handle, suggestions for Love Is Blind, forgetting what human touch feels like, RuPaul's Drag Race, Celine Dion, a bone-chilling story about Barbara Walters, growing up in Mount Vernon, Aladdin, what it takes to date well (it's confidence), being the unofficial mayor of Palm Springs, significant break-ups, thoughts about kids, and plans for post quarantine. BE PART OF THE NEW "MY FIRST TIME" SEGMENT! Send us a short (2-3 minutes) audio recording recounting your first time and we'll play it on the show! Email: firstname.lastname@example.com GIVE HOMOPHILIA A NEW LOGLINE Rate, suggest a new logline and subscribe at https://podcasts.apple.com/bs/podcast/homophilia/id1267538496 Listen to Ross's book Name Drop on Audible! https://www.audible.com/pd/Name-Drop-Audiobook/1797101463?qid=1594330085&sr=1-1&ref=a_search_c3_lProduct_1_1&pf_rd_p=e81b7c27-6880-467a-b5a7-13cef5d729fe&pf_rd_r=SNSG38EE7M6XVVYDG2Q4
56 min
Jul 3, 2020
Beth Malone
BIG episode today! Thank God Dave survived his first nasal COVID test because he and Matt have big plans for YOU. There are now not one, but TWO ways for listeners to be part of the show! First, the guys are introducing a new segment called "My First Time" where-in you send us stories of your first time and we play it on the podcast. It's only fair for the guys to go first, and Dave kicks it off with a doozy. The second way to be on the show? Toss the guys a new logline in Apple Podcast reviews. The current logline, "Hosts Dave Holmes and Matt McConkey grill LGBT celebrities on what they're loving, and who they're loving" is pretty good, but we think you can do better. And that's all before we get to today's incredible guest, tony nominee Beth Malone! Beth delights the guys with all the ways she tried to not realize she was gay before she met her wife. They also chat about Beth's guilty Colorado quarantine, her new pup Molly Brown, binging Game of Thrones, the power of language, Kristy McNicol, Jodie Foster, Jo on The Facts of Life, Brandi Carlile, Dolly Parton, what it was like to be part of Broadway's sudden shutdown, and how Beth met her wife. BE PART OF THE NEW "MY FIRST TIME" SEGMENT! Send us a short (2-3 minutes) audio recording recounting your first time and we'll play it on the show! Email: firstname.lastname@example.com GIVE HOMOPHILIA A NEW LOGLINE Rate, suggest a new logline and subscribe at: https://podcasts.apple.com/bs/podcast/homophilia/id1267538496
1 hr 17 min
Jun 26, 2020
Brandon Ash-Mohammed
This week Matt and Dave welcome the hilarious Brandon Ash-Mohammed! The guys discuss zoom stand-up comedy, Disney +, rewatching old Lindsay Lohan movies, quarantine routines, predictions for the future of stand-up comedy, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Madonna, Toronto COVID regulations and protests, Second City scandals, meeting your boyfriend on Grindr, living out security guard fantasies, first boyfriends, why Brandon quit stand-up for three years, improv for anxiety, and why recording Canada's first-ever queer Black comedy album (Capricornication!) was the best and worst night of his life. Order Brandon's album here: https://howlandroarrecords.com/shop/capricornacation-brandon-ash-mohammed. The first month of sales goes to: Black Lives Matter Toronto, SOY Toronto and 2 Spirits
57 min
Jun 19, 2020
Brandon Kyle Goodman
Matt and Dave swap reports from this year's Pride Parade before they welcome this week's guest: the incomparable Brandon Kyle Goodman. The guys discuss Real House Wives of Atlanta, Lafayette from True Blood, Sister Act 2, the new Lady Gaga album, Anita Baker,101 Dalmatians, Korey (Brandon's dog!), going to boarding school in Georgia, finding your husband on Tinder, and the emotional toll of unpacking trauma.
49 min
Jun 12, 2020
Michael Urie
Dave and Matt are back this week with an intro about... everything. PREVIOUSLY RECORDED: The delightful Michael Urie joins the guys to chat about Dead to Me, growing up in Plano Texas, Julliard, thoughts about typecasting, Ugly Betty, older siblings paving the way, and what it was like to be part of Broadway's COVID shut down. PLUS Michael gives everyone the scoop on this year's Pride Plays, which are streaming every Friday in June! For more info on Pride Plays, check out: https://playbill.com/prideplays. Tonight's play, one in two, was created by Donja R. Love and was directed by Malika Oyetimein. Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0Lj6D82lSs
1 hr 10 min
May 29, 2020
Carson Kressley
This week, by all accounts, has been hard. Matt and Dave begin by finding comfort in one of the few places there is still hope: granola. Luckily, Carson Kressley is here to brighten everyone's spirits with tales from his farm. The guys also discuss wardrobes, Madonna, skincare, New York City in the '90s, how fame affects dating, and of course, RuPaul's Drag Race: Season 12.
53 min
May 22, 2020
This week the one, the only Shangela is here to talk with the guys about bunkering with family during COVID, the time she and Dave filmed a pilot together, Drag Race, HBO's We're Here, and why social media makes it difficult to date.
55 min
May 15, 2020
Eureka O'Hara
After a quick corona check-in with each other, Dave and Matt chat with Eureka O'Hara (RuPaul's Drag Race) about their drag beginnings, gender fluidity, and the current season of Drag Race. Also, they get into the challenges of dating, COVID or no COVID!
38 min
May 8, 2020
Scotty Bowers and Matt Tyrnauer (re-release)
Original air date: September 20, 2018. The man, the myth, the legend, Scotty Bowers, and director Matt Tyrnauer ("Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood") spill scandalous sexy old Hollywood tea on Anthony Perkins, Cary Grant, Spencer Tracy and more! Plus: going to the first gay bars in Los Angeles, working with Masters and Johnson, and picking up on people's types. Also, Dave and Matt talk about their trips to London, and Dave's adventure to Tom Tom.
1 hr 4 min
May 1, 2020
R. Eric Thomas and Todd Masterson
Writers R. Eric Thomas and Todd Masterson join Dave and Matt for back-to-back interviews on a jam-packed Homophilia! First, they chat with Eric about his new memoir Here For It, revisiting The Wiz, marrying his husband the pastor, and the Cinderella story that led to him writing for Elle. Then, they catch up with Todd Masterson about Coscto kombucha, rising to Insta-fame with 'Gay Fat Friend,' reverse-educating his parents and more.
1 hr 57 min
Apr 24, 2020
Bob the Drag Queen
Winner of RuPaul's Drag Race Season 8, Bob the Drag Queen, joins Dave and Matt to talk making masks at home, dating pre and post-Drag Race fame, and the most powerful moments from shooting the new HBO series We're Here. Plus, "getting gay," afterlife predictions, Kai Kai, and more.
45 min
Apr 17, 2020
Jonathan Van Ness
The one and only Jonathan Van Ness (Netflix's Queer Eye, Getting Curious) joins Matt and Dave to talk binging survivalist television, the Gay of Thrones origin story, and hair care tips for home-isolation. Plus, becoming the first male cheerleader at his high school, spreading body positivity, spending quality time with quarantine buddies and more.
1 hr 2 min
Apr 10, 2020
Greg Rikaart and Caleb Hearon
Soap star Greg Rikaart joins Matt and Dave to talk Drag Race reactions, landing his role on The Young and the Restless, and co-parenting (while recovering from coronavirus). Then, comedian and writer Caleb Hearon discusses growing up in Missouri, getting quote-tweeted by Chrissy Teigen, gay spaces in Chicago, and more.
1 hr 25 min
Apr 3, 2020
Matt Rogers and Dave Mizzoni
Matt Rogers and Dave Mizzoni join Dave and Matt to talk about pop culture in quarantine, the origin of their collaboration, and making their Quibi show Gayme Show! authentically queer. Plus, meeting longtime boyfriends, hooking up at a Betty Who concert, NYU dean dancing videos, and much more.
1 hr 4 min
Mar 27, 2020
Chris Bryant
Comic and gamer Chris Bryant joins Dave and Matt to talk about diversifying the video game industry, handling homophobia abroad, and having a complicated relationship with his hometown. Plus, being diagnosed with autism (and dating someone else on the spectrum), being open about mental health, and learning how to use Twitter for good.
59 min
Mar 20, 2020
Addie Weyrich
Comedian, actor, and writer Addie Weyrich joins Dave and Matt to talk meeting the dog of her dreams, formulating her "Fox & Friends" videos, taking on toxic masculinity in conversation, and using the "DEARMAN" technique. Plus, being single and focusing on friendships, Are You The One? (Season 8), and taking hope from a couple she matched with on Tinder.
1 hr 4 min
Mar 13, 2020
Jake Borelli
Actor Jake Borelli (The Thing About Harry) joins Dave and Matt to chat about playing fan Survivor in Griffith Park, the coinciding of coming out in real life with his character's coming out on Grey's Anatomy, and what goes into his Raya profile. Plus, the two big heartbreaks in his life, looking for someone with curiosity, and why a tire pressure gauge is sexier than you think.
45 min
Mar 6, 2020
Jordan Barbour
Theatre actor Jordan Barbour joins Dave and Matt to talk about going on the "charm offensive" and maintaining levity over seven hours with Broadway's The Inheritance, working collaboratively with playwright Matthew Lopez, and obsessing over The Circle. Plus, embracing polyamory, carving his own path in his career and romantic life, and complicated feelings about religion and spirituality.
49 min
Feb 28, 2020
Chris Sapphire and Karyn Blanco
Chris Sapphire and Karyn Blanco of the Netflix reality series The Circle join Dave and Matt for special back-to-back interviews on this week's Homophilia! First, Dave and Matt talk to Chris about getting his feet wet in the reality arena, what it means to try God's way, and ushering in newfound fame from the show. Then, they chat with Karyn about behind-the-scenes human interactions we didn't see, fellow contestants from The Circle she keeps in touch with, and opening up opportunities for conversations in the lives of viewers. Check out Chris and Karyn on The Circle streaming now on Netflix.
42 min
Feb 21, 2020
DeAnne Smith
Comedian DeAnne Smith joins Matt and Dave to talk handsome vets, L Word character takes, and getting to go to a Queer Slowdance with her comedy hero. Plus, finding out she's in a relationship (today!), falling in love with a high school sweetheart, marrying a mime for residency in Canada, and other globe-spanning stories from DeAnne's romantic past.
1 hr 2 min
Feb 14, 2020
Peter Paige
Showrunner/director/actor Peter Paige joins Matt and Dave to talk getting started with high school theater, nearly landing the role of Jack on Will & Grace, and jumping on the hit series Queer as Folk. Plus, taking a year off from dating, top rom-coms, looking for love in your 40s, and the thrill of casting amazingly talented leads for his new film The Thing About Harry.
56 min
Feb 7, 2020
Jonny Beauchamp
Actor Jonny Beauchamp (Katy Keene) joins Dave and Matt to chat about landing the role of Jorge Lopez (with a little help from Nicki Minaj's Moment 4 Life), airport miracles, and geeking out over dance bio series Fosse/Verdon. Plus, bringing lifelong dreams to fruition, trusting things to make sense later, and looking for someone who works hard at their own lane.
52 min
Sep 21, 2018
Scotty Bowers and Matt Tyrnauer
The man, the myth, the legend, Scotty Bowers, and director Matt Tyrnauer ("Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood") spill scandalous sexy old Hollywood tea on Anthony Perkins, Cary Grant, Spencer Tracy and more! Plus: going to the first gay bars in Los Angeles, working with Masters and Johnson, and picking up on people's types. Also, Dave and Matt talk about their trips to London, and Dave's adventure to Tom Tom. This episode is sponsored by Mack Weldon (www.mackweldon.com code: HOMO) and hims (www.forhims.com/HOMO).
1 hr 17 min
Aug 3, 2017
Get ready for HOMOPHILIA with Dave Holmes & Matt McConkey! The show where LGBTQ celebrities get grilled on what they're loving, and who they're loving. Premiering on Friday, August 11th!
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I have recently deployed nine Spectralink 8440 WiFi handsets at our 9 acre manufacturing facility. The 'Quick Start' manual didn't have the information I needed for a quick start; specifically how to get the devices connected to the wireless network and registered with the VoIP server. Strangely, the WiFi is completely disabled in the factory default state and takes several steps to enable. Because, you know, it's a WiFi phone.
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Inkscape Tutorial: No Agenda Show Art
I recently printed four No Agenda Show album art pieces and hung them on the wall in my office at work. John and Adam, hosts of The No Agenda Show, discussed on the program how much they liked the result and commented that others may wish to do the same. In this tutorial I will cover the few tools and techniques necessary for creating your own No Agenda Show art wall hangings.
Installing and Configuring BTsync on FreeNAS
Our business has been slowly replacing our various storage solutions and migrating to FreeNAS. We had previously used a mix of proprietary solutions including Drobo, Synology and OSX Server. After much investigation and testing, we found that FreeNAS suited our current needs and would be the most likely candidate to satisfy our future expansion.
We manage our own on and off-site backup and have been using Bittorrent Sync with great success. FreeNAS features a BTsync plugin but I have found that the setup is not quite as straightforward as it could be. Especially when you have a number of different datasets and user permission configurations.
I wrote this installation guide for our internal wiki at work and would like to make it available to anyone running into problems with BTsync on FreeNAS.
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LMG, on 20 May 2019 - 04:52 PM, said:
Hold on, as far as I'm aware the matchmaker just takes into account the tier of the highest tier plane in a flight. This means that if you have a tier 6 and a tier 7 in a flight, you'll either get a tier 6-7 or a tier 7-8 match; in one the tier 6 is already downtiered, and in the other he's probably hopeless depending on what they're facing. You'd get better results just playing two tier 7s, as you'll see the same types of matches.
It's built this way so you cannot exploit a tier 10 flighted up with a tier 1-2, and it mostly harms the team that has the undertiered plane
If I take a T6 and a T5 flighted, all the matches will be T6/5. There will be no T7/6 matches. Meaning it takes into account the tiers of both planes, not -just- the highest.


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How do style mavens dress their kids? Where do they shop? And do they ever put them in Disney dresses?
This is the first of many interviews with stylish mums, influencers and possibly even the odd celebrity on how they dress their kids and motherhood style subjects.
And it's with the fabulous Editor of Red magazine, Sarah Tomczak
Always immaculately put together herself, Sarah is also a champion of women and manages to juggle being the Editor of one of the UK's most successful magazines and everything that goes along with the role alongside being a mother of two beautiful little girls; Coco, 5 and Sylvie, 2. I recently bumped into Sarah at a work event with Sylvie in tow who was dressed SO perfectly (in a little wool bonnet, blush pink wool coat and Mary Janes) – as was Sarah – so I badgered her into being my first stylish mother to grill on her secrets to having the best-dressed kids at the school gates.
How do you dress your kids?
I think my own style is 'just girly enough' and that's how I tend to dress my girls too. I love them in blush pink, and a bit of sparkle, and skirts and dresses, and I adore prints, but I temper all this with Breton stripes, lots of navy, grey, black, forest green and ochre. I like stuff to feel quite childlike and old fashioned too, so thick tights or knee-high socks and chunky cable knit cardigans are always good additions. You'll usually find both of the girls in a dress or a skirt and blouse/Breton, socks and Chelsea boots and a cardigan or wool coat. In the summer they live in cotton sundresses and leather sandals.
Where are your favourite places to shop for kidswear?
My favourite brands are a high/low mix. I especially love Olivier Baby & Kids for their beautiful cashmere and Liberty print dresses and tops. I like Outside the Lines because they design special pieces at really reasonable prices. If money was no object, I'd shop at Caramel and Bonpoint all the time, but I usually have to wait for the sales. I also love Velveteen, Louis Louise, Simple Kids and Louise Misha. On the high street I buy Zara Kids and Mango, and the occasional piece from Boden, Next or M&S. Whenever I'm in the US I stock up on Crewcuts, in France I buy Monoprix and every year I buy the girls Salt-Water sandals for the summer. I love nightwear from Faune and Nights by Wilder and accessories from Mimi and Lula and Woodstock London. Little Circle is my one stop shop for a beautiful curation of brands.
Any children's style rules?
I veer away from anything too bright, Disneyish or over styled (sequins and print and frills etc.). I also hate it when little girls look too grown up. My style is def not very 'street', but as Coco grows older, I can see she wants to be cooler than I might like. I'm trying to negotiate with her most of the time to wear the things I like. It's a battle and sometimes there's something I love that she'll refuse to wear (she's not so into the smock dresses…).
Is there anything you buy every season?
I often repeat buy, which is lucky as Sylvie inherits all of Coco's things anyway. I annually stock up on navy or tan Saltwater sandals, plus the same gold pair from Boden. We have bright yellow Petit Bateau raincoats in many sizes too! Gap jeggings are another favourite and gold leather Mary Janes from Boden. I always buy Liberty print blouses and cashmere from Olivier Baby and Child too.
Do you dress your daughters in matching outfits?
I do like the girls to be in harmony and probably prefer this to dressing them exactly alike. Usually Coco decides what she wants to wear (I lay out a couple of choices for her) and then I dress Sylvie to coordinate. I tend to stick to a colour palette rather than matchy matchy outfits. At the moment though, Sylvie also wants to live in princess dresses so she can often be found in a tutu and a cardigan. I love clothes and get a lot of enjoyment from them, so I want my girls to do the same.
Finally, how do you balance work and motherhood?
The juggle is constant, but I am really lucky that I adore my job, but also have a husband who supports my career and is happy to do the majority of the childcare. I am really pleased that the girls see our version of 'normal' and will just assume that a woman can have a career and a family just as much as a man can. None of this completely stops the guilt though and I hate the later nights or earlier mornings that mean I don't see the kids. I'm quite strict about leaving work on time and I only attend events that are really crucial – breakfasts tend to be better for me as I always want to put the kids to bed. I am also really good at compartmentalising, so when I am at work, or at home with my family, I am truly present.
What's on Sarah's shopping list?


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Faux fur, one of the biggest trends happening right now, can be tricky to style. On the one hand, it looks super fancy, but on the other, it can give off a casual vibe. If you want to try the look out but aren't sure exactly how to make it work, here's your go-to guide.
1. Wear a Faux Fur Coat Over a Fancy Dress and High Heels
Wearing an oversized faux fur coat over a fancy mini dress and high heels is the way to go if you want to be super trendy! If it's super cold outside, opt for over-the-knee boots instead of open-toed heels, and you're good to go!
2. Rock a Neutral-Toned Teddy Faux Fur Coat with Light Wash Jeans
As previously hinted, faux fur comes in handy for a casual outfit too. It all depends on what you combine it with! Try either a colorful or a natural-brown teddy faux fur coat over light wash jeans and a chunky cream sweater: not only does it look cute and adorable, but it is also super comfy!
If you don't have a teddy coat yet, be sure to see our guide to affordable teddy coats you can buy today.
3. Pair Your Faux Fur with Extra Accessories
We all have those days — especially in college — when we really, really don't want to dress up for the day. At the same time, though, we always want to be fashionable.
The solution to this conundrum is simple: dress comfy, then add a faux fur coat and extravagant accessories! If you want to leave your hair down, then choose a fancy hat and wear it over an oversized fur coat. If you're going for a messy bun instead, huge earrings or headbands are at your rescue to create a perfect, casual faux fur outfit. You're welcome!
4. Wear a Feminine Coat Over a Boyfriend-Kind-of-Outfit
A faux fur coat is usually seen as a pretty feminine, elegant piece of clothing. It shouldn't surprise you, then, that most people believe it can only be worn for fancy night outs and classy events. Yet, I'm here as a bearer of good news: that's not the only way!
One of the most enduring looks in fashion is putting together items and garments that belong to different – if not opposite – "categories". So a very cool way to sport your faux fur coat is over a boyfriend-style look! Mix loose boyfriend jeans, an oversized hoodie, and a warm faux fur coat over top, and you'll be the newest trendsetter at your university.
5. Choose a Statement Vest When You're in an All-Black Mood
Personally, I'm in an "all-black mood" at least twice a week, and although at first, it seems the easiest outfit to match a coat with, it can become really frustrating. Do I want to wear a black puffer jacket? Would I rather wear a parka coat? Is a faux fur coat going to work or nah? Even though both a puffer jacket and a parka coat are good choices, I'm here to tell you that a faux fur vest (or coat) is a great choice for an all-black outfit!
There are a few reasons for it: first, the faux fur refines an outfit that is pretty basic and common itself; second, it can be the opportunity to give a hint of color to a monochromatic look if you opt for a colored faux fur coat; third, it's a win-win for every occasion — if you're going for a night out, you're going to look classy, if you're going somewhere during the day, it will give you a refined, polished kind of look!
Are you a faux fur fan?
Do you feel like rocking your faux fur coat every day yet? Let us know in the comments below – we'd love to hear from you!


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Mowbray Square Medical CentreHarrogateHG1 5ARTel: 01423 561773
Details of when the surgery will be closed for bank holidays or training afternoons.
You can now download a number of different forms. Completed forms can be returned via email, fax, post or in person.
We are currently not accepting enquiries by email and instead ask that you contact us:
PLEASE do not come to the surgery if you are unable to get through on the phone as you will NOT be allowed to enter the building (unless by prior arrangement) – the phone lines are understandably very busy and we are trying our best to answer all calls as quickly as we can.
If you have Online Access and your query is a medical one then please use the messaging option within online services and you can contact us this way instead. This is preferable to an email as it's more confidential and goes straight onto your medical record. The surgery mailbox is also very busy and we can't always reply the same day.
We thank you for your co-operation in this unusual situation!
Our practice team consists of 6 GPs, a physiotherapist, a shared team (within the medical centre) of practice nurses and healthcare assistants, a community midwife, counsellors and the District Nursing and Health Visitor teams.
The NHS App – a simple and secure way to access a range of NHS services on your smartphone or tablet. You can use the NHS App to check your symptoms and get instant advice, book appointments, order repeat prescriptions, view your GP medical record and more.
If you already have online access to our secure website you can continue to use it. You can use the NHS App as well.
For more information go to www.nhs.uk/nhsapp
Click here for the Getting Started guide.
The patient survey is conducted nationally, every year, for all practices
A new website has been launched, dedicated to helping children and young people in North Yorkshire find mental health support. The Go-To – https://www.thegoto.org.uk/ – is designed to be a portal or 'single point of information' showcasing the mental health support services offered by different agencies in the county.
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This widget provides a summary of the results of the latest checks carried out by the CQC.
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Peak Learning Solutions is continuing to provide ALL of our services during the covid-19 outbreak via online platforms. Additionally, we will be creating bespoke services and programs as unique needs arise due to this unprecedented loss of instructional time. Peak has been providing online educational support for over a decade. Our methods are proven and effective and can help each student achieve positive outcomes during this challenging time. Please contact one of our offices for more information and be safe!


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Lyfecamp entrepreneurship programme 2016 finds the most brilliant student (or recent graduate) entrepreneurs and innovators and uses globally-acclaimed methods adapted to local needs to train and connect them with opportunities (like incubators & investors) that can help them take their ideas or businesses to the next level.
- Only current students or recent graduates of Nigerian universities are eligible to apply.
- Submissions may be entered by individuals or teams. Teams should not compose of more than 3 people. Only team leaders should apply.
- All participating team members must be current students or recent graduates of Nigerian universities.
- You must have a website for your idea or company. If you need a website please email email@example.com.
- There is no application fee. Please do not pay anyone to apply.
- Registering your idea or startup increases your chances of impressing investors.
- For participating and taking advantage of the promised resources, Lyfecamp will receive 2% equity.
Applications are reviewed on a daily basis and feedback provided as fast as possible. The earlier you apply, the better your chances. Application closes when the 50 available slots have been filled or by November 7 2016, whichever comes first.
So, apply for the Lyfe entrepreneurship programme Now!
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If you look after patients in an aged care facility you should really have a look at this resource.
It's from the Australian Government's Department of Health and it basically gives you all you need to know about the most recent initiative to ensure a high standard of care in these aged care facilities.
From July 1, all such facilities that receive government subsidies for the services they provide need to collect and provide data on three specific adverse outcomes that residents might experience.
Specifically the government is asking these facilities to record information on pressure injuries, use of physical restraint and unplanned weight loss because these are indicators of clinical quality, or more exactly indicators of poor clinical quality.
Every three months residential facilities will need to submit this Quality Indicator (QI) data to the Department of Health which will generate a report.
So where do GPs fit in?
According to the resource information, GPs will need to get involved in making sure facilities proactively respond to this QI information.
The actions GPs are being asked to take are mainly about getting engaged in the programme – ask questions, ask to see the three-monthly QI reports and help with the interpretation of the information from these reports.
It will also be important that GPs contribute ideas on how to improve care.
Even though this new initiative is only looking at three indicators, and there are many more that could be considered such as pain and falls, these three were chosen because they each have a broad impact across a number of other care areas – these are the canaries in the mine so to speak. Improve these and a whole lot of other areas of care improve as well.
It's not our usual type of recommended resource, but if you're a GP looking after patients in aged care you will recognise how this initiative could be very important to the health of our elderly patients.
Check it out at the website below.


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"I wish that we were gathering today to open the Aga Khan Museum in the United Arab Emirates …
The [Aga Khan] [M]useum preserves important artefacts of our Islamic heritage. They communicate our history, culture, and art. Those artefacts convey a clear sense of Muslim diversity, a diversity that deserves global prominence … I strongly believe that culture and the arts are important catalysts for peace, understanding and harmony in the world."
– His Highness Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Culture, Youth and Community Development, keynote address marking the launch of the international preview exhibition of the Aga Khan Museum to the Middle East through Art Dubai, Ismaili Centre Dubai, Tuesday, March 18, 2014
North America's sole museum dedicated to Islamic arts and cultures — the Aga Khan Museum — held its first international preview at the Ismaili Centre Dubai on Tuesday.
Shaikh Nahyan Bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Culture, Youth and Community Development, and Shaikh Ahmad Bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of Dubai Civil Aviation, Chairman and Chief Executive of Emirates Airline and Group, attended the event along with other VIP guests.
"Dubai is shaping new and constructive encounters between cultures in the 21st century. Canada and its institutions are proud to be part of this story.
… It [Aga Khan Museum] will be a proud destination for Muslim and non-Muslim visitors, showcasing the art, science, music and philosophy of Islamic culture."
– Arif Lalani, Canadian Ambassador to the UAE and Canada's Special Envoy to the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, co-sponsorer of the preview exhibition to the Middle East through Art Dubai, Ismaili Centre Dubai, Tuesday, March 18, 2014
The Dubai preview showcased five pieces from the museum's collection that span 300 years, available for viewing by invitation only until Thursday afternoon. Located in Toronto, Canada, the Aga Khan Museum showcases a collection of more than 1,000 artefacts and artworks — in ceramic, metalwork, ivory, stone and wood, as well as textiles and carpets, among others — that span more than 1,000 years. The collection presents an overview of the artistry of Muslim societies from Spain to China.
Apart from exhibitions, the museum will also have a performing arts calendar and learning programmes for all ages. The international preview exhibit was held in the emirate on Tuesday as part of Art Dubai that began on the same day, said Amirudin Thanawalla, President of the Prince Aga Khan Shia Ismaili Council for the UAE, that hosted the event.
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