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Friday, September 26, 2014
A Fall State of Mind
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Wednesday, September 10, 2014
A Chandelier for the Master Bedroom
It was love at first sight when I found this gorgeous gilt gold chandelier dripping with crystals, and I knew it had to be mine. A relic of a french chateau, it now adorns our master bedroom, its curled structure giving it a sweet whimsical quality.
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We lost a faithful friend and church member, Jim Bill Vickers, on Wednesday, August 17. Please continue to hold Sharla, Mandy and Samantha in your prayers during the difficult days ahead. Search your heart to find ways we can minister to this family.
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Have you just adopted a puppy, or are you planning to do it, and would you like to know how long you will need to get the mop out to pick up your puppy's needs indoors?
It is normal to ask this question because it is never a very popular time.
Today, I propose to take stock of the cleanliness of your (future) puppy: at what age can he be able to be clean, and especially how to make this happen as quickly as possible?
The average age to become clean
Firstly, it is important to point out that even if there is an average age known to all, it is actually difficult to set a precise figure because it is ultimately very variable according to each puppy and according to many factors .
Generally, it is customary to say that a puppy may be physically able to restrain himself around the age of 6 months … This is an age from which usually worries the masters if their puppy is still not clean. However, many puppies are clean before 6 months, and some are still not at the age of 10 months … In fact, it is then necessary to question what does or does not push a puppy to hold back.
To give some simple benchmarks, generally, a puppy of 2 months can hold back about 2 hours, a puppy of more than 3 months can hold back about 3 hours and a puppy of more than 8 months can hold back during a day of 8 hours in average.
This is theoretical … In practice, it depends on many criteria such as:
- his diet,
- his output rhythm,
- its environment,
- the attitude of the teachers during the training of cleanliness, etc.
If a puppy who arrives in his new foster home has already learned some notions of cleanliness in his breeding, has the opportunity to go out after every meal, naps or play sessions, is walked regularly and congratulated every time he does his needs outside: he can then be clean from the age of 3 months. On the other hand, a puppy who stays alone for long hours, who does not come out systematically after his meals or naps and / or that one roars as soon as there is a "stupidity" made on the carpet : in this case, the learning will be much longer.
As you can see, a puppy becomes clean quickly if the context in which the training of the cleanliness is set up is coherent. Everything ultimately depends on the investment provided and the methods employed.
Tips for learning cleanliness
Following this observation, recapitulate the good gestures to adopt to learn the cleanliness to his puppy:
- Take your puppy out every two hours if possible. If you are not able to do this, take it out at least after each meal, naps and play sessions (these are the three key moments your puppy will want to take care of).
- When there is uncleanliness, do not scold your puppy and never put the truffle in it. It's normal that he can not help himself … It would not occur to you to slap a baby who did in his diaper? Well for a puppy it's the same!
- Do not pick up in front of your puppy and do not clean with bleach. This liquid attracts animals because of its smell similar to that of urine.
- When you leave your puppy alone (day or night), reduce his space because naturally, a puppy will have trouble to do where he sleeps.
- When you take your pup in "flagrante delicto", do not scold him, tell him firmly "no" and just go outside and if by chance he finishes what he has to do outside: reward him warmly.
- Do not be afraid of being ridiculous when you reward your dog for doing his needs outside: exaggerate your satisfaction!
- To avoid finding muddled in the morning, it is sometimes enough to get up just a little earlier to put his pup to success. Remember, usually only puppies 8 months old or older can physically hold back for 8 hours in a row.
To conclude, I would say that there is no precise age to say whether or not it is abnormal that a puppy is not yet clean. All this depends on his learning, what he experienced in his breeding, the environment that is proposed to him, his diet, the frequency of his meals, his outings, but also his own constitution ( size of the bladder for example).
Do not feel guilty if at 6 months your puppy is not yet clean, it is sometimes enough to readjust only a few details to get him to cross the cleanliness course. And above all: do not compare your puppy to that of others! This is a serious mistake that often generates drastic and inappropriate methods to hope to have the same result as with another puppy: each individual is different!
However, nothing prevents you from consulting your veterinarian or an education and dog training professional if you consider that despite all your efforts, your puppy can not hold back and continues to indulge inside … There is inevitably a solution to your "problem" … if there is a problem!
Because let's not forget that dirty things are part of the adventure! If picking up the feces of your new companion disgusts you, maybe adopting a puppy is not the right option: head to an adult dog instead (although you still need to pick up your needs in the street…).


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In a few hours, we got sight of him, out on the bank in a saw-grass wallow. He was a monster for size—a perfect whale of a saurian, gray in color—and by all the powers, he was a genuine crocodile!William T. Hornaday, 1875
The American Crocodile (Crocodylus acutus) is a species of crocodilian found in the Neotropics. It is the most widespread of the four extant species of crocodiles from the Americas, with populations present from South Florida and the coasts of Mexico to as far south as Peru and Venezuela.
The habitat of the American crocodile consists largely of coastal areas. It is also found in river systems, but tends to prefer salinity, resulting in the species congregating in brackish lakes, mangrove swamps, lagoons, cays, and small islands.
Other crocodiles also have tolerance to saltwater due to salt glands underneath the tongue, but the American crocodile is the only species other than the saltwater crocodile to commonly live and thrive in saltwater.
The American is one of the larger crocodile species. Males can reach lengths of 6.1 m (20 ft 0 in), weighing up to 907 kg (2,000 lb). On average, mature males are more in the range of 2.9 to 4.1 m (9 ft 6 in to 13 ft 5 in) in length weighing up to about 400 kg (880 lb). As with other crocodile species, females are smaller; rarely exceeding 3.8 m (12 ft 6 in) in length even in the largest-bodied population.
Like any other large crocodilian, the American crocodile is potentially dangerous to humans, although it tends not to be as aggressive as some other species.
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The American Crocodile, like all true crocodilians, is a quadruped, with four short, stocky legs; a long, powerful tail; and a scaly hide with rows of ossified scutes running down its back and tail. Its snout is elongated and includes a strong pair of jaws. Its eyes have nictitating membranes for protection along with lacrimal glands, which produce tears.
The nostrils, eyes, and ears are situated on the top of its head, so the rest of the body can be concealed underwater for surprise attacks. Camouflage also helps it prey on food. The snout is longer and narrower than that of the American alligator, but broader on average than that of the Orinoco crocodile. American crocodiles are also paler and more grayish than the relatively dark-hued American alligator. This crocodile species normally crawls on its belly, but it can also "high walk". Larger specimens can charge up to nearly 10 mph (16 km/h). They can swim at as much as 20 mph (32 km/h) by moving their bodies and tails in a sinuous fashion, but they cannot sustain this speed.
Adults have a uniform grayish-green coloration with white or yellow undersides, while juveniles have dark cross-banding on the tail and back. Despite their large size, American crocodiles do not regularly attack large animals, as most large crocodilians do. Fish, reptiles, birds and small mammals make up the majority of their diet. On occasion, large mammals such as deer and cattle are taken. Their dietary habits in coastal regions are not well studied.
American Crocodiles are apex predators, and any aquatic or terrestrial animal they encounter in freshwater, riparian and coastal saltwater habitats is potential prey.
The snout of the American crocodile is broader than some specialized fish-eating crocodilians (e.g., gharials and freshwater crocodiles), allowing it to supplement its diet with a wider variety of prey. In addition the snout gets even broader and bulkier as the animal matures, a sign for a shift in prey items.
Prey species have ranged in size from the insects taken by young American crocodiles to full-grown cattle taken by large adults, and can include various birds, mammals, turtles, crabs, snails, frogs, and occasionally carrion.
Immature and subadult American crocodiles have a more diverse diet that can include insects, fish, frogs, small turtles, birds and small mammals.
The American Crocodile inhabits waters such as mangrove swamps, river mouths, fresh waters, and salt lakes, and can even be found at sea, hence its wide distribution throughout the Caribbean islands, southern Florida, the Greater Antilles, southern Mexico, Central America, and the South American countries of Colombia and Ecuador. The American crocodile is especially plentiful in Costa Rica.
The American crocodile's saline tolerance also allowed it to colonize limited portions of the United States (extreme southern Florida). Contrary to popular misinformation, the presence of the American alligator is not the reason the American crocodile was unable to populate brackish waters north of Florida, but rather the climate. Within the United States, the American crocodile's distribution is generally limited to the southern tip of Florida, though at least two have been found as far north as the Tampa Bay area.
The current US population, estimated at 2,000, represents a significant recovery from a few hundred in the 1970s.
American crocodiles, unlike American alligators, are extremely susceptible to cold temperatures and live exclusively within tropical waters.
American Crocodiles breed in late fall or early winter, engaging in drawn-out mating ceremonies in which males emit low-frequency bellows to attract females. Body size is more important than age in determining reproductive capabilities, and females reach sexual maturity at a length of about 2.8 m (9.2 ft).
In February or March, gravid females will begin to create nests of sand, mud, and dead vegetation along the water's edge. Nest location is crucial, and with the correct amount of vegetation, the eggs will develop within a small temperature range. Because sex determination is temperature-dependent in crocodilians, slight aberrations in temperature may result in all-male or all-female clutches, which would possibly harm the health of the population. About one month later, when it is time to lay, the female will dig a wide hole diagonally into the side of the nest and lay 30 to 70 eggs in it, depending on her size. After laying, the female may cover the eggs with debris or leave them uncovered. The white, elongated eggs are 8 cm (3.1 in) long and 5 cm (2.0 in) wide and have a number of pores in the brittle shell.
During the 75- to 80-day incubation period, the parents will guard the nest, often inhabiting a hole in the bank nearby. Females especially have been known to guard their nests with ferocity. But in spite of these precautions, American crocodile eggs sometimes fall prey to raccoons, coatis, foxes, skunks or other scavenging mammals (including coyotes in Mexico and American black bears in southern Florida), as well as large predatory ants, crabs and vultures.
Crocodilian eggs are somewhat brittle, but softer than bird eggs. Young of this species hatch after 75–80 days.
The young hatch near the time of the first rains of the summer (July–August), after the preceding dry season and before the bodies of water where they live flood. During the hatching process, when the young American crocodiles are most vulnerable to predation, they will instinctively call out in soft, grunt-like croaks. These sounds trigger the female to attend to the nest, uncovering the eggs if they have been covered. Then she will aid the hatchlings in escaping their eggs and scoop them up with her mouth, carrying them to the closest water source.


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Anybody can say they belong to any religious but particularly protestant sects. If you hate, dislike or think gays should not have the same right as straights and you are selling or giving a service and you don't want to serve someone you think might be gay all you have to do is claim your true or fake religion. That is one problem with an executive order giving rights to religion over people's rights. Still even the constitution gives the freedom to have your religion but not to discriminate at the same time. Such order would nulled all gay rights protections.
A draft of an executive order on "religious freedom" is circulating inside the Trump administration, outlining a potential weakening of protections designed to shield LGBT individuals from discrimination, according to a copy of the proposed order obtained by ABC News.
The order –- which may never become administration policy, depending on internal deliberations -- would also free some private companies from being forced to provide contraceptive coverage as part of the health plans they offer employees. It would also open the door for tax-exempt entities to speak out "on moral or political issues from a religious perspective" without fear of losing favored tax status.
White House officials told ABC News that the draft appears to be among the hundreds of executive orders that are circulating –- drafted by either the Trump transition team, the White House policy team or even by outside groups –- and that not all reflect administration thinking or likely policy. One official did not say who drafted this potential order, but did not dispute its authenticity.
"We do not have plans to sign anything at this time but will let you know when we have any updates," said Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a White House spokesperson.
The draft order began circulating inside the Trump administration on Tuesday, hours after a statement by the Trump White House committed the president to leaving intact workplace discrimination protections enacted by President Obama to protect LGBTQ individuals, in 2014.
"President Donald J. Trump is determined to protect the rights of all Americans, including the LGBTQ community," the White House said in a statement Tuesday morning. "President Trump continues to be respectful and supportive of LGBTQ rights, just as he was throughout the election."
A copy of the draft document was provided to ABC News by a government official who was authorized to review it, but was not authorized to release it publicly. The four-page draft executive order is titled, "Establishing a Government-Wide Initiative to Respect Religious Freedom."
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Several outside conservative groups that have been pushing for similar actions have been pressing for something to be released surrounding Thursday's National Prayer Breakfast in Washington.
Tony Perkins, the president of the Family Research Council, told CNBC on Tuesday that he believed that "religious liberty" would be addressed in an executive action by Trump, despite the president's statement earlier that day.
"I think this is going to be addressed," Perkins said. Perkins did not respond to requests for comment on Wednesday.
Religious groups have argued that Obama-era policies have curtailed their freedoms, by forcing them to provide services that conflict with their beliefs. Mallory Quigley, communications director for the social conservative Susan B. Anthony List, said an order protecting religious freedoms is critical for the new president to deliver on promises made to the conservative base.
"It is an expectation of the pro-life movement that the Trump administration would provide relief for Little Sisters of the Poor and others who have had their conscience rights violated by Obamacare," Quigley said. "This would certainly be in keeping with the priorities that the administration has already laid out."
While not rescinding any previous executive orders, the proposed draft could free companies and individuals that do business with the federal government to decline to work with gay and lesbian couples on adoptions and other services.
The order states that the federal government "shall not discriminate or take any adverse action against a religious organization" providing adoption or child-welfare services if the organization "declines to provide, facilitate, or refer such service due to a conflict with the organization's religious beliefs."
After being provided a copy of the draft by ABC News for review, a spokesman for a prominent gay-rights group said the order could permit federal employees and contractors to refuse a range of services to people based on their sexual orientation or gender identification. Chad Griffin, the president of the Human Rights Campaign, called the draft "sweeping and dangerous."
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The draft would also establish a working group inside the Justice Department that would "ensure that the religious freedom of persons and religious organizations is protected throughout the United States," and would take "appropriate action."


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About This Experience
Sensational views of skyscrapers and luxury yachts moored at the world's largest man-made marina set the scene at Address Dubai Marina.
Expect attentive service and out-of-the-ordinary experiences at this hotel, while you enjoy its luxe facilities and the seclusion of your guest room or suite. Your stay here is cosmopolitan in every sense, and there's no shortage of entertainment options. Your in-hotel choices include an international restaurant, a vibrant sports bar, a poolside lounge and the lobby lounge. Right next door are Dubai Marina Mall's range of boutiques, high street brands, designer stores and buzzing waterfront restaurants and cafes.
- Choose from 200 glamorously appointed rooms and suites
- Choose from four distinct restaurants and nightlife venues as the mood strikes you
- Take the linked walkway to Dubai Marina Mall, a shopper's haven
- Enjoy a short walk to the beach
- Relax in one of 12 treatment rooms in the tranquil, ultramodern spa


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Emerald Coast Private Tour From Santo Domingo
Enjoy a day at Costa Verde, undoubtedly the most ecotourist natural treasure of the Dominican Republic. Beautiful sandy beaches bordered by forests of unparalleled stunning greenery. Gri Gri Lagoon in Rio San Juan is the gateway to a lovely scenic tour in traditional colorful boats including to the cave of the swallows, the natural pool and stunning beach Caletón. Visit Frances Viejo Cape, Breton Beach and Playa Grande. We finish an exciting day in the blue Dudu Lakes. It is an unforgettable day of adventure that will immerse you in the true essence of what Dominican Republic has to give.
Just choose your date, and you'll a get a tour in comfortable transportation, excellent travel guide, personal treatment, and a lot of fun!
OMG! I wouldn't get tired to go every day to those places!
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Vacation Style Holiday Type
Activity Level Leisurely
Group Size Small Group
Tour Highlights
- You will cross the island from coast to coast watching beautiful mountain scenery, picturesque villages and beaches.
- You will visit Cabo Frances Viejo, historical place declared Natural Monument for its scenic beauty.
- A magical scenic boat ride to the cave typical Las Golondrinas, natural pool and Playa Caleton.
- Observation of coastal, migratory and resident birds.
- Time Beach in the famous Playa Grande.
- You be amazed at the stunning Dudu lakes, where you can enjoy a water Zipline
- You will taste the famous traditional local coastal food .
Departure point
We pick you up from any hotel in Santo Domingo City.
Departure time
6:30 am
11 hours (approx.)
Return details
Returns to original departure point
Private Tour Pricing from Santo Domingo:
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Group of 2 $215.00 (per participant)
Group of 3 $160.00 (per participant)
Group of 4 $140.00 (per participant)
Group from 5 to 6 $120.00 (per participant)
Group from 7 to 8 $110.00 (per participant)
Group of 9 $95.00 (per participant)
Group of 10 $90.00 (per participant)
Group from 11 to 12 $85.00 (per participant)
Group from 13 or more person: Contact us
*2 Kids age 10 and under travel free. (2 adult minimum)
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Air-conditioned vehicle transportation
- Tour guide
- Park entrance fees
- Boat
- Safety equipment
- Light refreshments
- Dominican Style lunch
- Gratuities
- Liquors, beers and alcoholic bottled beverages
Emerald Coast Private Tour
Full day Tour From Santo Domingo
This full day private tour begins with your hotel pick up. After a journey in our comfortable vehicle for about 2 hours, we reach Cabo Frances Viejo, a cliff on the Atlantic coast declared a natural monument for its scenic beauty. This is the gateway to the Emerald Coast and the unforgettable day that awaits you to live.
In Rio San Juan a boat ride through Laguna Gri-Gri, always off the coast, where you'll admire the stunning mangroves full of life, offshore we will visit the limestone cliffs, the Swallows Cave , Indian Face , The Bridge, the Natural pool and Playa Caletón, a small beach coming out of an almonds forest. Then we head to Playa Grande, famous for its length and waves, where you'll have an awesome beach time to explore and relax. A delicious traditional lunch awaits us, with the delicious food typical of coastal areas, famous in our travels. We conclude with a visit to the Dudu Lakes, where you can do water Zipline and Kayak on inland lakes. This is undoubtedly one of the most comprehensive tours of nature, culture and adventure available throughout the Dominican Republic.
Your tour finishes with a hotel drop-off or at the original starting point in Santo Domingo.
Additional Information
- No minimum age to do Cayo Arena Paradise Island Private Tour.
- We recommend you bring comfortable clothes, closed shoes, bathing suit and towel, sunscreen, camera, extra money for tips, souvenirs and photos. As well as an extra set of dry clothes.
- Travelling time is subject to favorable weather conditions.
- It may be necessary leave early due to bad weather.
- You will receive confirmation at the time of booking.
- Times are estimates.
If you do not stay in Santo Domingo we can arrange another meeting point. Our service department can help you book a transfer or a taxi to get there, you must request it when booking this tour. This could involve additional costs.
Cancellation Policy
If you cancel at least 7 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is no cancellation fee. If you cancel between 3 and 6 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is a 50 percent cancellation fee. If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, there is a 100 percent cancellation fee.
Travelling Sustainably
All our products and itineraries are designed for you to make sustainable tourism. We are more than happy to use tourism services and products directly from local economies. Your visit will generate a large impact on the community, ensuring sustainable development of the culture and the environment.
On This Tour
- Culture: Food and Refreshments are preferably made by small business or communitary clusters. We encourage our travellers to try local food made with love and passion by our suppliers.
- Nature: Cayo Arena and the mangrove forest are part of National Park of Montecristi. We strongly encourage our travellers to enjoy nature without disturbing it and leaving the place in better conditions than we found it.
- Community: Maritime transportation, lunch and stops are services done by the community. We are doing efforts to establish politics of sustainable travel and green management of natural resources with this community.
This tour incorporates a community-driven destination
We only select reliable, experts operators in each destination, which conform to our values of sustainability and solidarity . In this case we are more than happy to use tourism services and products directly from local economies. Your visit will generate a large impact on the community, ensuring sustainable development of the culture and the environment.


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For any writer, rejection hurts. Indeed, anyone who feels rejection of any kind knows how it stings the emotions and cripples one's self image and hopes for success.
Imagine the rejection that Jesus felt. And imagine the grace and self-restraint that He exercised on His way to Calvary. He had laid aside His divinity with its full equality with the Father and had become human—for us.
His nation Israel, to whom He went first, knowing they would reject Him, did, in fact, reject Him. Only a few believed, and their faith was shaken by His arrest.
Imagine the rejection He felt. Not only did they reject Him (like when we writers get a rejection letter), but they had spent three years lying in wait to kill Him, attempting to kill Him on several occasions. At least our would-be publishers don't go to that extreme to stop our submissions.
Israel brutalized Him, getting Rome to join in. We Gentiles are as guilty as anyone else. He was flogged, His beard was ripped out, a crown of thorns was pressed into His scalp; He was beaten, mocked, spit on, and blasphemed. He who created the universe and holds it together (Colossians 1: 16-17).
Do you think He could have ended it all right then? Just wiped out everyone except those who followed and believed Him? Yes, He could have. But He chose to go on in that humiliation, that rejection—for us. Yes, "For the joy that was set before Him [He] endured the cross, in spite of the shame and repulsed by the shame of it, and is now sitting at the right hand of the throne of God"—Hebrews 12: 2.
That was then and now is now, and a rejecting world cannot kill Him now. When He appears again, it will be in power and glory, to set up His kingdom. And Israel will accept Him with great joy and shall rule over all the earth. Having received their Messiah and His salvation, Israel will be the head of all the nations.
And people from other nations will travel to Israel to worship the King, the Lord of Hosts, in Jerusalem in that coming era (Zechariah 14: 16).
With the way the nations are today aligning themselves against Israel (including the USA under the current POTUS and his political puppets), this time is not far away.
We do well to accept Jesus now while the offer of salvation is open: "Whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but shall have everlasting life"—John 3: 16. Our acceptance of Him made His rejection at Calvary bearable. It also can make our rejection (of any sort) bearable for us, because He gives us His joy and desires that our joy would be full (John 15: 11).
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Riyadh, KSA; October 20, 2016: L'azurde Company for Jewelry ("L'azurde" or "the Company"), the largest gold and jewelry designer, manufacturer, distributor and retailer in the Middle East, today announced interim financial results for the nine month period ending 30th September 2016.
The Company reported revenues of SAR 359.1 million for the first nine months of the year, a decline of 18.6% on the same period last year (SAR 441.2 million). Net Income for the period was SAR 73 million, a decline of 17.8% on 2015 (SAR 88.7 million). The numbers reflect a sharp drop in consumer spending across all markets.
To confront challenging market conditions, management was able to reduce costs by improving manufacturing efficiency, negotiating lower prices for raw materials and reducing other operating expenses , leading to a 19% reduction in operating costs.
Sélim Chidiac, CEO of L'azurde, said: "L'azurde's performance in the first nine months of the year reflects the wider economic challenges in our core markets. The impact of sustained low oil prices, government cutbacks and austerity measures has led to a significant drop in consumer spending.
"Against this backdrop, we have adapted our strategy to ensure L'azurde is a more resilient business. Leveraging our technology and manufacturing capabilities, we have introduced new jewelry lines to cater for more price conscious customers. We have also unveiled, for the first time in our history, a second jewelry brand in Saudi Arabia, Kenaz, which caters to customers seeking top diamond jewelry designs at great value for money. Kenaz has been an instant success and we expect to see the brand grow in 2017. In Egypt, L'azurde's 14 Karat Gold jewelry line has been well received and we would expect the financial impact from this to be felt in 2017. At the same time we started looking at potential mergers and acquisitions. Given the current environment, there could be interesting targets where L'azurde could add value "
"The Company's retail operation continues to expand, with five lease agreements signed for showrooms in Saudi Arabia and Egypt, and we remain committed to improving efficiencies and productivity within the business. Underpinned by the region's youthful demographic and the sustainable wedding jewelry demand, the long-term picture in our core markets is extremely bright leading us to be confident that L'azurde will emerge from the current headwinds in a position of strength."
The full Interim Consolidated Financial Statements for the period ended 30th September 2016 is available through the following link on Company's website: https://www.lazurde.com/MainMenu/Investors/IPOInformation/FinancialInformation.html


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Meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of the month, unless otherwise noted, at 7 p.m. at the Pittsfield Historical Society Headquarters, 13 Elm Street in Pittsfield. The January meeting is the Society's Annual Meeting and is held on the 2nd Tuesday of that month. There are no meetings in February-April, July-August, and November-December.
2019 Program Schedule
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Wednesday, May 8, 2019
A Walk Back in Time: The Secret of Cellar Holes*
Have you ever wondered about cellar holes? Those indentations that may be the remains of an old building your parents or grandparents told you about. Northern New England is full of reminders of past lives: stone walls, old foundations, a century-old lilac struggling to survive as the forest reclaims a once-sunny dooryard. What forces shaped the settlement, and later the abandonment, of these places?
Adair Mulligan, our guest speaker, will explore the rich story to be discovered in what remains behind. She will describe how one town has set out to create an inventory of its cellar holes, piecing together the clues in the landscape.
The program is made possible through the New Hampshire Humanities.
Wednesday, June 12, 2019
Alice Brown Tales of New England Life
This program, presented by the Pontine Theater from Portsmouth, highlights Alice Brown's regional stories of the idyllic New England life which were published from 1895 to 1910. Alice Brown, a native of Hampton Falls, wrote short stories that portray the simplicity and goodness of country life with an emphasis on small-town interests and regional dialects.
After her death in 1948, Alice Brown's vibrant regional writing faded from local and literary memory. However, a resurgence of interest in overlooked women authors of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries has prompted recent reprinting and reissues of numerous of Brown's regional short story volumes, bringing her to the spotlight once again.
Pontine Co-Directors, Marguerite Mathews and Greg Gathers, have selected three of Ms. Brown's evocative tales to bring to life on stage: Farmer Eli's Vacation (1895), Gar-dener Jim (1910), and A Poetess in Spring (1910). Each story introduced a cast of colorful characters portrayed by Gathers and Mathews through storytelling and the use of Victorian-style Toy Theatre figures created by Greg Gathers.
Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019
Cruising New Hampshire History
Michael Bruno, author of Cruising New Hampshire History, a book on New Hampshire's iconic roadside historical markers, will present the story behind some of these markers.
As a young adult, Michael stopped at the historical markers that dotted the Granite State highways while riding his motorcycle. He found each of the markers intriguing with their unique story. Now more than thirty years later, Michael has embarked on a project to visit and to provide expanded information regarding each of the 255 historical markers that are currently exhibited along the highways in the Granite State. These roadside historical markers commemorate significant events and individuals from the first settlers arriving in 1623 to notable individuals who helped define what New Hampshire is today.
His presentation is geared towards the history of the NH Historical Marker program, how he came about the idea of the book and some local marker information specific for our community. He will entertain any audience questions. He will have books available for sale, cost $20, and will be happy to autograph them as well.
This program, presented by the Pontine Theater from Portsmouth, highlights Alice Brown's regional stories of the idyllic New England life which were published from 1895 to 1910. Alice Brown, a native of Hampton Falls, wrote short stories that portray the simplicity and goodness of country life with an emphasis on small-town interests and regional dialects.
Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019
New Hampshire On High: Historic and Unusual Weathervanes of the Granite State*
Weathervanes: functional and decorative. This program on weathervanes, presented by Glenn Knoblock, offers a fun and engaging look at the historic and unusual weathervanes found on New Hampshire's churches, town halls, and other public buildings from earliest times to the present. Highlighted by the visual presentation of a sampling of the vanes found throughout the state, this descriptive and informative program will trace the history of weathervanes, their practical use and interesting symbolism, as well as their varied types and methods of manufacture and evolution from practical weather instrument to architectural embellishment.
Glenn Knoblock is an independent scholar and author of fifteen books and over 100 articles. He is also the author and historian on projects relating to Northern New England bridges, New Hampshire cemeteries, and brewing history, and African-American military history.
The program is made possible through New Hampshire Humanities.
Past Programs
2018 Programs
Interesting Features of New Hampshire Barns
Early Woodworking in Pittsfield Part 2
Concord Coaches
Images of Historic Pittsfield
2017 Programs
Early Woodworking in Pittsfield
"The Shakers" in New Hampshire
History of Globe Manufacturing
New England Barn Talk
2016 Programs
History of the Town Clock, by Harry Vogt
The Blueberry Express, by Elizabeth Dimmick
Trekkers and Tree Lovers, by Kevin Martin
Cider-New Hampshire's "Official" Beverage, by Laurie Houle
2015 Programs
In the Good Old Summer Times, by Board of Directors
History of the Pittsfield Players, by Maureen Van Horn, Maye Hart, and Meggin Dial
Tour of Pittsfield in the 1980s, by Jonas and Elaine Glidden
Memories of the Canning Factory
2014 Programs
History of N. H. Indians, by John Moody
The History of Cinema in the Granite State, by Jeffrey Klenotic
The Old Man of the Mountain and Franconia Notch, by Maggie Stier
The Roosevelt Funeral Train, by Carl E. Lindblade
Show and Tell, by the Society
2013 Programs
Trash and Treasure, by Frank Eaton
History of Pittsfield Aqueduct, by Cedric Dustin, III
Readings of Poetry, by Sharon Olds
That Reminds Me of a Story, by Rebecca Rule
The Life of Vaughn Blanchard, by Larry Berkson
2012 Programs
Creating a Time Capsule, by Mark Wallace
Ferdinand F. French, by Paul Gauvreau
History of Fiddle Contests in New Hampshire, by Adam Boyce
George E. Freese, by Larry Berkson
History of the Congregational Church, by Reverend David Stasiak
A Taste of Life in the 18th Century, by Sabra Welch
2011 Programs
Mary Wheeler, by Larry Berkson
Franklin Pierce, by Peter Wallner
Tour of the Douglas Towle property, by Douglas Towle
History of Old Home Week, by Gary Crocker
History of the Pittsfield Fire Department, by Fred Okrent
Pittsfield's Economy: Past, Present and Future, by Mat Monahan
2010 Programs
Warren Chase, by Larry Berkson
Past and Future of the Josiah Carpenter Library, by Harry and Leslie Vogt
Pittsfield's World War II Veterans, by Larry Berkson and Robert Moulton
Pittsfield's Early Schools, by Robert Moulton
Art Work of a Local Painter, by Gene Matras
Covered Bridges of N. H., by Karl Olsen
2009 Programs
A Brief History of Maxfield's Store, by Larry Berkson
Recording Your Family History, by Marilyn Thyng
The American Revolution in America, by Thomas Graham
Edmond J. Stapleton, III, by Larry Berkson
Olde School Memories, by Harriet Ames and Robert Moulton
Life and Times of Charles Durgin, by Timothy Patterson
The Washington House, by Theresa (Drouin) Riel
2008 Programs
George Robert Drake, by Larry Berkson
Experiences of World War II Veterans, by four veterans
Haunted Houses of Pittsfield, by William Provencal
Pittsfield's Civilian Contribution to World War II, by Larry Berkson
Jesse James and His Relationship to Pittsfield, by Larry Berkson
Pittsfield Street Names, by Robert Moulton
The Civil War, by Tim Patterson
2007 Programs
The Art of Building Stone Walls, by Daniel Schroth
Hall of Fame Induction of Idella Genest, by Larry Berkson
Tour of Sanborn Mills, by Colin Cabot
Tour of the Old Meetinghouse Cemetery, by Larry Berkson
Old Home Day Parades, by Gilbert Paige
Bataan Death March, by Mike Pride
Shaker Village, by Ralph Van Horn
2006 Programs
Life of a Soldier in Vietnam, by Leon Bly
NH Native Indians, by Tim Patterson
Early Scenes of Pittsfield, by Gilbert Paige
NH Fire Towers, by Frederick T. Hast
Camp Graylag, by Susan Geib
2005 Programs
Genealogy, by Hal Inglis
One Brigade Surgeon's Point of View, by Dr. Robert Zahn
The Suncook Valley Railroad, by Noland and Naomi Avery
Charles H. Green, by Larry Berkson
New Hampshire Barns, by John Porter
Pittsfield's Shoe Industry, by Larry Berkson
2004 Programs
100th Anniversary of Danis Market, by Joe Danis|
Fifty Years of The Suncook Valley Sun, by Arthur and Elsie Morse
History of Pittsfield's Fire Chiefs, by Larry Berkson
Pittsfield's Poor Farm, by Larry Berkson
Postcards of Pittsfield, by Joan Riel
2003 Programs
Scrapbooking Your Family, by Debra Kardaski
Civil War Veterans of Pittsfield, by Paul Oman
Dedication of Archives to Ruth Cram, by Larry Berkson
Colored Map of Pittsfield, by Wayne Gallop
Pittsfield's Mica Mines, by Larry Berkson
Leavitt's Cider Mill, by Laurie Houle
2002 Programs
The Great Fires of Pittsfield, by Larry Berkson
The Pittsfield Fire Department, by Frederick Hast
Mustered! Foot Soldiers of the 12th, by J. P. Fayhe
Changes in the Pittsfield Fire Department, by Lenny Deane
General Harrison R. Thyng, by James Thyng
The Osborne Pottery Works, by Louise Osborne
2001 Programs
The Congregational Church, by Rev. Charles Morgan
The Baptist Church, by Robert Moulton
The Calvinist Baptist Church, by Larry Berkson
Notable Women of Pittsfield, by Larry Berkson
Our Lady of Lourdes Church, by John Kost
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, by Marion Knox
Christian Science Church, by Arlene Martin
Slides of Old Photographs of Pittsfield, by Gilbert Paige
History of Lionel Trains, by Allen Warden
The History of Indians in New England, by Jere R. Daniell
The Pittsfield Players, by Cedric Dustin, III
2000 Programs
History of Suncook Leathers, by David Ossoff
A Brief Enuf Look at Jocky Fogg, by Elsie Morse
Reverend Joseph Harvey, by Deborah E. Woods
Remembering World War II, by Robert Moulton
The Story of Amos Tuck, by Larry Berkson
1999 Programs
Pittsfield's Dams, by Larry Berkson
Guns of the Civil War, by Robert Moulton
Dr. George G. Wilkins, by Larry Berkson
Frederick Douglas's Visit, by Cedric Dustin, III
1998 Programs
The Romance of the Family Farm, by Ronald Jager
The Concord Coach, by William Copley
Pittsfield Weaving, by Gilbert Bleckmann
Slide Pictures of Early Pittsfield, by Gilbert Paige
New England Mill Towns, by Jere R. Daniell
1997 Programs
Daniel Webster, by George A. Moore
Pittsfield Cemeteries, by Larry Berkson and Edward Cantara
Pittsfield's Most Notable People, by Robert Moulton (a continuation)
The Pittsfield Fair (a repeat), by Larry Berkson
Pittsfield Academy and Early Schools, by Larry Berkson and Robert Moulton
Pittsfield's Early Parades (a continuation), by Gilbert Paige
Number Please. N. H. in the Pre-dial Era, by Judith Moyer
Pittsfield's Trucking Industry, by Robert Moulton
Revolution Comes to N. H., by Jere R. Daniell
1996 Programs
The History of Pittsfield Aqueduct, by Cedric Dustin, III
The Pittsfield Fair, by Larry Berkson
Pittsfield's Role in the Civil War, by Robert Moulton
Early Pittsfield Parades, by Gilbert Paige
The Sunset League, by Robert Moulton
Pittsfield During the Great Depression, by Robert Moulton
Pittsfield's Most Notable People, by Larry Berkson and Robert Moulton
1995 Programs
The Dustin Family of Pittsfield, by Cedric Dustin, III
The Pittsfield Canning Factory, by Sabra Welsh
The Old Meetinghouse Graveyard, by Jeffrey Salisbury
The Shoe Industry, by Robert Moulton
Shaker Village, by Michael Pugh
Covered Bridges of New England, by Richard Roy
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Coast Mountain Bus Company route 116 'Edmonds Stn / Metrotown Stn'
|Service Area
|Edmonds Station
Metrotown Station
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116 Metrotown Station
116 Edmonds Station/Metrotown Station is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Route Details
This east-west route services residential and industrial neighbourhoods in southern Burnaby. It is a SkyTrain feeder route.
The route departs Metrotown Station by heading east on Central Boulevard taking Imperial Street westbound, Sussex Avenue south, Portland Street, Patterson Avenue, Marine Drive to Roseberry Avenue, Marine Way heading westbound, Boundary Road south onto North Fraser Way, west on marine Way, east on Byrne Road becoming Southridge Drive, Griffiths Drive and finally 18th Avenue to Edmonds Station.
Westbound trips exit Marine Way by Greenall Avenue northbound, Keith Street east onto Roseberry and then west along Marine Drive to take Joffre Avenue north followed by Rumble Street eastbound onto Sussex Avenue, west on Imperial, north on Willingdon Avenue and east on Central Boulevard to Metrotown Station.
Points of Interest
- Metropolis at Metrotown
- Metrotown Station (Bay 12)
- Bonsor Park and Community Centre
- Ocean View Cemetary (Westbound)
- Kaymar Ravine Park
- Edmonds Station (Bay 6)
- March 1986 - Service introduced as 116 Suncrest/Metrotown Station, connecting Metrotown Station with the Suncrest community and replaced portions of the 130 Suncrest/Kootenay Loop south of Metrotown[1]
- October 2001 - Service after 10:00 PM eliminated and weekend service reduced due to budget shortfall[2]
- December 2005 - Extended to Edmonds Station and the daily service of North Fraser Industrial Park area, partial portion of route taken over by Community Shuttle C6 Metrotown Station/Suncrest[3]
- April 2011 - Weekend and holiday service revised to operate with Community Shuttles[4]
- December 2014 - Service along Byrne Road between North Fraser Way and Marine Way discontinued and extended further south along North Fraser Way and Marine Way to better serve the Big Bend industrial area[5][6]
- September 2016 - Route operations moved from Burnaby Transit Centre to Hamilton Transit Centre as part of a mass re-organization involving closure of North Vancouver Transit Centre and the transfer of all its operations to Burnaby Transit Centre
- September 2017 - Metrotown Station renovations: Metrotown Station terminus moved from Bay 5 inside the bus loop to Bay 12 along Central Boulevard
- ↑ The Buzzer February 28, 1986 Issue, translink.ca, retrieved 24-09-2015
- ↑ Service Cuts for October 15, 2001 listed by Route Number, translink.ca, retrieved 02-07-2018
- ↑ TransLink launches three new Community Shuttle minibus routes in South Burnaby, translink.ca, retrieved 03-10-2009
- ↑ The Buzzer April 1, 2011 Issue, translink.ca, retrieved 11-10-2014
- ↑ The Buzzer December 5, 2014 Issue translink.ca, retrieved 2-2-2018
- ↑ 116 Edmonds Station/Metrotown Station Customer Information Notice translink.ca, retrieved 2-2-2018


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Savills agents Jesh Jaskiewicz & Simon Andrews have leased 5 East Tamaki industrial properties over the last 3 months, and one in the new Dines Group & Fulton Hogan joint venture business park at Pokeno, at the juncture of State Highways 1 & 2 just south of the Bombay Hills out of Auckland.Read more →
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If you go back far enough on the blog, you'll see a lot of change. But one thing that has remained consistent is the joy seen in every one of my couples. And Renee and Jack? They are the epitome of joy. I first photographed them at their engagement session, then their wedding, and since then I've photographed several of their friends' weddings as well. Renee has been a sweet friend ever since we met. Kind and honest and so infectious with her smile and laughter. I adore being around these two because you just can't help but be happy.
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I don't know where to begin or how to express how profoundly life changing the Xinalani retreat was for me. Led by Rachael and Tom, two of the most talented people I know, the weeklong retreat was perfect in every aspect. Xinalani itself, is one of the most special and alive places I have ever been to. I cannot think of a better location to have chosen to explore oneself and connect with earth and breath. I reflect regularly on how happy I felt there surrounded and nourished by wonderful people, food, accommodations, nature and new friends. I can only describe it by saying I basically spent a week blissed out on peace, love and light. I will never loose that feeling or gift.
I went on the retreat with few expectations except to get away and relax. I had not taken a yoga class in 15 years and figured I would go when I felt like it and to the beach when I didn't. I felt like it so much that I never missed a class. Tom was exceptional at making every class seem like it was tailor made for you regardless of your level. I craved it more as each day passed. He is a remarkable teacher and keeps you mindfully engaged two times a day doing more yoga than I thought I could ever enjoy let alone want more of. It comes from his heart and his passion for teaching is crystal clear.
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I took this photo while sitting on my bed in my hotel in Queenstown, New Zealand a few years ago. It was one of those photos you take at the time but only realise how much you like it when looking at it later. I sat down, noticed the view and got up to get my camera. I love the colours, particularly of the Lake.
We visited this street in Dunedin, New Zealand on my tour a few years ago. We were told the town planners didn't visit Dunedin beforehand. They didn't realise this would result in some very steep streets, including the world's steepest.
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I took this photo from my bed in a Queenstown, New Zealand, hotel.
After a long day of walking and sightseeing I went up to my room and almost collapsed on the bed. After a few minutes of resting I looked out of the window and saw this amazing and gorgeous view. The hotel is on a cliff overlooking Lake Wakatipu and the surrounding mountains. I'm really happy with how the light coming in has provided a wide, dark frame for the photo.
Milford Sound, New Zealand
The mountains that surround Milford Sound are the highest I've ever seen. Not that I've travelled to many countries but Australia doesn't have many really high mountains compared to other countries.
The cruise ship in my photo is completely dwarfed by these mountains. When we sailed past the ship we realised how big it is and how big the mountains are.
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Albatross in Dunedin, New Zealand. Apparently they only touch land once every four years. There were hundreds just floating in the water and every now and then a group would fly away.
I'm participating in LetsBeWild.com's Wild Weekly Photo Challenge. This week's Challenge is: Movement!
New Zealand is known as the Land of the Long White Cloud but I think it should be known more for it's mountains. Here are a sample of some of the mountains we passed along the way.
This photo shows how tall the mountains are. The ship is a large cruise ship but it is dwarfed by the mountains at Milford Sound.
The world's steepest street. When the streets were planned many years ago, there was no regard given to the mountains surrounding this part of Dunedin. So there are many steep streets in the area.


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How many miles is it from Atlanta to Las Vegas? The answer is one I know pretty much by heart because we Mincey folks live in Atlanta, but travel to Las Vegas every couple of years. By car. To visit relatives. And to make a few bucks to cover expenses.
How can you find out the distance between two points on a map? It's easy enough with Google or various travel calculations apps, but it can also be done the hard way or the easy way on the Maps app that's installed with OS X Yosemite or El Capitan. Let me walk you through the basics.
Open Google in your Mac browser. Enter something like "how many miles from atlanta to las vegas". Google will return something like 28 hours and 1,959.7 miles.
Google is kind enough to even display the exact Interstate route using Google Maps, but mapping the same Atlanta to Las Vegas route in Apple Maps gives you a second opinion and an alternate route. Just enter the Start city and the End city and Maps does the rest, including the directions.
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We're proud to announce that Executive Master in Cybersecurity (EMCS), member of the Class of 2018, David Aaron, won the 2018 Brown University Graduate School Master's Award for Professional Excellence. A federal prosecutor in the Counterintelligence and Export Control Section of the U.S. Department of Justice National Security Division, Aaron earned this distinction for his outstanding achievements during the span of the EMCS program.
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Noting Aaron's non-technical background as a political science major with a JD in law, Tamassia praised Aaron for his in-depth understanding of complex algorithmic methods and cryptographic protocols that resulted in submissions that, "exhibited a level of scientific rigor I would expect from one of our computer science Ph.D. students." Tamassia credited one of Aaron's papers that translated a theoretical cryptographic construction into a practical business application as, "the most effective executive brief I have seen on this subject," and added that he plans to incorporate Aaron's work in future course materials and corporate executive engagements.
A senior fellow at Brown's Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs and an EMCS academic director, Timothy Edgar served as a faculty advisor for David's EMCS Critical Challenge Project (CCP), an EMCS capstone requirement. Edgar lauded Aaron's CCP by saying, "I believe his project not only provides a great solution to a major problem but that it is quite likely to form the basis for new legislation in this area."
EMCS program director and Brown Computer Science adjunct professor, Alan Usas, called attention to Aaron's successes as a lead prosecutor in national breaking news stories during the program. He also noted that while Aaron was immersed in his EMCS studies, he was awarded a prestigious Fellowship in Advanced Cybersecurity Studies at the Center for Strategic and International Studies for his outstanding contributions in policy, technology, diplomacy, and business.
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The Brown University Graduate School Master's Award recognizes outstanding contributions by a Brown University Master's student which influence or contributes to the field or profession. Previous Brown School of Professional Studies executive master student winners of this award includes Christopher Godfrey, EMHL 2015 and Dr. Lwabanya Marx, EMHL 2017.


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I'm a 38 yr old female. I've had headaches 3+ times/wk my whole life. I've been to many drs. Neurologists, allergists, endocrinologists. Had lots of thyroid bloodwork, MRI you name it. I've had some problems with human error in my labwork and my insurance is nearly used up. The trigger seems to be heat. Whenever I get slightly hot, due to weather, exercise I get a horrible headache behind my eyes that doesn't go away till I get up the next morning. It gets so bad I sometimes vomit and am useless the rest of the day. It doens't appear to be thyroid, I tested neg for all auto-immune disorders, My creatnine was high, but I don't remember what other values were off-that one was the most significant.
I've not been able to find any patterns except that they are usually caused by heat and always behing my eyes. Thank you.
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Your headaches make me suspicious that you may be having migraines triggered by the heat.
You may want to talk to your doctor or a neurologist about trying a migraine prophylaxis medicine to see if this can help prevent your headaches.
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