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A day late, but here you go…
The first day is always hard.
New kids, new teachers, new classes.
I'm not ready for the homework.
And I'm not an early bird.
I'm already counting down the days.
One down, 179 more to go.
Camp NaNoWriMo officially starts tomorrow… or tonight, if you want to get technical.
Are you ready? Because I feel like I'm not.
April is going to be a busy month for me. I have to take my Spanish final exam today and then my Spanish class is all done. So, I'll only have three classes to worry about during the month of April. Yet, I'll still have work six and half hours a day, plus that small bit of homework, plus blogging, reading, critiquing for my writing group as well as editing my own stuff to send in… oh, and I'm getting my wisdom teeth out towards the end of April.
That will certainly put my life at a stop for a couple of days.
Also, that doesn't even include Easter, my cousin's birthday, and my dad's birthday.
April is going to be ridiculously busy when it's usually not. But I can't worry too much about it.
Aside from my Spanish exam, I already finished all my homework for this week. So starting tomorrow I won't have school to worry about so I'm hoping to get a great head-start on NaNo.
Good luck, everyone!
Friday: Friday seemed like a long day. I was anxiously awaiting to get out of work not only for the weekend, but so I could get to my friend's house. My friend had a baby about a month ago and I was just meeting the baby for the first time. It was a good afternoon because I got to hold a baby (it's been a long time) and I got to see my friend. I haven't seen her since her baby shower back in November. I have school and work to thank for that.
Friday night I came home and worked on my writing group's critiques. They were due Saturday morning, so I naturally left them until the last minute. It's funny how deadlines creep up on you.
Saturday: I had my first writing group meeting. Technically was the second one, but Kris and I missed the first due to a prior commitment. We were nervous, but it went really well. Including the two of us, there's seven of us total. Small, but I like it that way. It was good to have my work being read and critiqued by others than family. I got great feedback, both positive and negative. The next step is to edit that part again so I can edit the second part and send that for next month.
My cousin had a birthday party to go to so I went with my mom to drop her off and then we were food shopping. For once, we finished shopping in a timely manner and then had an hour to kill while we waited for my cousin's party to be over. Once we got home, my mom thought it would be a good idea to go out to dinner. Kris and my dad didn't feel like going, so Mom and I went to Panera. I was barely home on Saturday and wasn't able to get anything done I originally planned. However, I spent the majority of the day with my mother (and we don't get a lot of time to do that often) so it was good.
That night we gave my mom her birthday gifts early. We got her a Blu-Ray player and a new iPad. So I think she was pretty content.
Sunday: It was my mother's birthday, plus Palm Sunday. So we went to church, which was extra long because the service was an extra half hour and then the Sunday school kids had their annual Easter egg hunt. We ended up being at church for an extra hour.
I took my Spanish quiz (that again, I left until the last minute) and then we went out to dinner. There was 11 of us for dinner and the waitress was slow and not very good, so we were there for a little while. We went to The Outback, so I can't complain–the food is always awesome.
Then we went back to my house for cake for Mom's birthday.
Overall, it was a great weekend. Busy, but relaxing at the same time.
This Week: I need to outline a bit more for my Camp NaNo novel. Camp starts in two days. With that being said, I need to finish my homework in a timely manner. Plus, I need to work on my Detective Florence manuscript for my writing group.
April is going to be a busy month; especially when it comes to writing. I hope I'm able to get a routine down and stick with it–even if it's just for the month.
How was your weekend?
I started thinking a bit about my inspiration board for the March #YearOfHappy. The more I thought about it, the more complex it got. Who knew it could actually be difficult to figure out what inspires you?
Anything can inspire you and it can inspire you to do different things.
What inspires me to wake up and go to work every morning? My wonderful co-workers who are fun to work with and teach me a lot. My students who are always able to put a smile on my face and push me to do my best in helping them. My paychecks because otherwise I wouldn't be able to go to school and when that's all paid for, I wouldn't be able to save up for a new car.
What inspires me to go to school? What inspires me to go to church every week and teach Sunday school? What inspires me to babysit? What inspires me to read, write, and blog?
There are so many questions, but I feel as though there are way more answers (which is a good thing).
Maybe someday I'll do a more elaborate post about everything that inspires me to… well, live my life. For the March inspiration board (which will be posted in about two weeks) I think I'm going to focus on what inspires me to write. Maybe I'll continue and do more inspiration boards about everything else in my life afterwards.
After all, inspiration is everywhere.
We started workshops this week in my Creative Writing: Nonfiction class. This is what I've been looking forward to all semester and it's finally here. I'll be critiquing nonfiction stories by my classmates and they'll critique one of mine.
Four people were due to post their stories this week so everyone else is due to critique these four stories.
Only read and give feedback to four stories… not bad homework, huh? Of course it can be tedious depending on how long and how well written the story is.
Hence, critiquing is hard.
I've never written an actual critique to anyone before. I don't even know what I'm doing when I edit my own novels half the time.
This is my second class doing a workshop. So I've gotten feedback from professors and classmates before. However, there are some classmates who see it as what it is: homework. In other words, you may or may not be getting the most out of your classmates because in the end, it is homework.
With my first real life critique group coming up at the end of the month, I really want to nail my critiques for my classmates. I see it as more than homework and I'm sure some, if not all, of my classmates do as well. I want to help them by giving structured feedback and I want them to do the same for me when I share my story.
I've done two of the four so far and both took me at least an hour to do.
Last night I pulled Kris away from whatever she was doing and asked her to read my critique. I wanted to make sure it made sense, I didn't sound mean, and that they were valuable points to mention.
The thing is you can't critique a critique.
Everyone has their own preferences. Everyone reads differently and understands what they read differently. What I liked about the story, another classmate might have thought it didn't work. What I didn't enjoy about the story, another classmate might absolutely love.
A critique is a matter of opinion. After much consideration and looking through all the critiques, in the end the only opinion that matters is the writer's.
This is yet another exercise from my Creative Writing: Nonfiction class. You're supposed to draw a self-portrait of yourself (whole body; no head-shots). Add in every single detail about yourself such as the color of your hair/eyes/skin, birthmarks/scars, anything and everything.
I'll admit I did not actually draw the picture. I have a scar under my chin and I decided to write about that right away.
I have a lot of scratches and bruises on my body. There's a bruise on my right wrist where one of my Autistic children at work bit me, there's a bruise on my right knee where I fell on a patch of ice, and there's a paper cut on the tip of my left index finger from one of my textbooks. There are more marks on me from various things and overall clumsiness.
However, those marks will only stay for a little while and soon the story behind them will be no more. But there is one mark in particular on my body that will never go away. It's a mark that only I know about unless I willingly tell people about it because no one can see it.
Seven years ago, I was at my cousin's aunt's house for my cousin's birthday. She had a lovely house. It was large, big enough to be a mansion (according to my 14-year-old self). My sister and I were in awe at the large kitchen, spacious living room, and beautiful dining room.
The backyard was just as fantastic. There was a wide wooden deck leading to a large area of luscious green grass big enough to run a few laps. A large volleyball net covered most of the yard, but the biggest attraction was the in-ground pool complete with a Jacuzzi and waterfall. It was the beginning of July so naturally we spent the whole day in the pool.
While the adults were setting up the tables on the deck for presents and cake, all the kids were playing in the pool. My sister, cousins, and I repeatedly jumped in the pool all at once trying to make as many waves as we could.
My older sister, younger cousin, and I stood at the edge of the pool ready to jump. My sister counted down and when she got to three, all three of us jumped into the pool; except my foot slipped on the wet concrete and I face-planted onto the ground landing on my chin.
"Rachel!" My sister screamed mid-air in a panic right before she landed in the water.
I sat up on the ground in a daze. I didn't cry and I didn't think anything too serious happened. I was just confused. I can't describe the pain because I don't remember how much pain I was in. I don't know if there was no pain at all or if it hurt so much that it just felt numb.
My sister immediately hopped out of the pool and rushed to my aid. She stared at me in horror informing me that I was bleeding a lot. I told her I was fine, but when I touched the bottom of my chin with my index finger, my finger was covered in blood. Then I started to panic.
My heart beat faster, I started to get light-headed, and I wondered if I was going to somehow die from the loss of blood. I had never been hurt that bad before.
I walked over to my mom to show her my chin and before I knew it, all my cousin's aunts were swarmed around me tending to my chin. They cleaned it up for me and put some cotton balls over it taping it on with a band-aid or two. It wasn't a large cut, but it was deep.
"She'll most likely need to get stitches." One of cousin's aunts's stated to my mom.
I stared at my mom panic-stricken. There was no way I was going to be getting stitches. My mom shook her head trying to reassure me. However, when we got home my cut still wouldn't stop bleeding. My mom called the doctor just to get it checked out, hoping it wouldn't get infected.
Needless to say, I ended up having to get stitches. That was when I cried.
The doctor put in about five or six stitches under my chin. He talked to me while he stitched up my chin in an attempt to distract me. He asked me questions like how my summer was going, what grade I was going to be in the following school year, the type of questions you get asked when people don't know you personally. It was hard to talk to him while he was working on my chin, but I was just thankful he was trying.
I was also thankful the cut was under my chin where I didn't have to see the stitches or the needle; then my anxiety would have really spiked. Due to the Novocain, I didn't feel anything, except for the occasional tug of the thread going into my chin. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience.
After a week with a band-aid on my chin, I went back to the doctor to get the stitches removed. After that, it was as though nothing had ever happened.
I have a small scar underneath my chin. No one can notice it unless I tilt my chin up and point it out to them. Even then, they have to look really close to see it.
I don't mind having a scar on my chin. It doesn't bother me and it's just another reason that makes me unique from everyone else. It gives me a good story to tell.
I love February vacation. I don't spend six hours of my day at work, so I'm able to get a lot of things done. However, the things I want to get done don't necessarily get done. I still have homework to do.
So today I did some homework, then went out to lunch (which was fun) and then have been doing more homework. I have two assignments left to do, but I'm done with homework for the time being. I need a break. So they'll get done sometime tomorrow.
No writing today. I've having been writing or editing very much lately because of work and homework and such. I thought I would be able to get a lot of writing done this week because I don't have work. Except I've been thrown off my routine so I haven't been doing much anything lately.
Tomorrow is Friday, which means vacation is just about over. Next week I'll be able to get back into my writing routine and hopefully gets somethings done.
Sometimes I feel like my routine gets me in a rut so I look forward to vacation. Then I get out of my routine and I feel so discombobulated.
Here is yet another writing prompt from my nonfiction class. We had to "map out" a place we're familiar with whether it's our favorite place, a place we go to all the time, or a past place that we no longer go to. The prompt was geared more towards describing the physical place than actually telling a story of that place.
One of my favorite places is inside Trinity church, which I have attended since I was very young. It's two buildings in one connected by a large hall that is usually rented out. It has two addresses because of this and one area of the building was used for community outreach. It was called Hammond Square Preschool.
One of the two classrooms used to be called the blue room. It was set up into four large quarters making it rather large for a preschool classroom; most people assumed it to be two rooms in one. That was a major reason why the parents loved it so much; it was spacious. I can't explain the room too much because it's hard to remember what it looked like. Once the director was fired, the new director turned it into the yellow room. She repainted the walls to a pale yellow and worked with myself and the other teacher to rearrange the entire classroom.
Walking into the room and looking to the right was a rectangular table holding eight to ten kids for snack as well as the puzzles and coloring. Against the wall were two smaller rectangular tables holding about three kids with a shelf in the middle connecting the two. One table was the math center and the other was the science center. Each table had a bulletin board on the wall next to it and each was changed monthly to a different math and science theme. Two tall white cabinets were added in two corners of the room in order to give the teachers more room for supplies as well as shelves built in underneath the counter to store the table choices for the kids to get at their leisure.
To the first left was the book corner, except it was a raised platform. We took six cubbies and laid them flat draping a green rug over to make it more comfortable. We added pillows, stuffed animals, and a white canopy to hang over the area. We added a larger bookshelf so the kids had more variety. Next to that was dramatic play, but it was bigger with a rack to hang dress-up clothes and also a small nook was built under the counter for the kids to play in.
To the second right after walking into the room was the cubby area with a large blue rug for circle time. More shelf space was added underneath the counter in order to store more blocks for the kids. To the second left was the art area with a circular table holding about four kids. Two sinks were added into the room as well as a brand new blue padded easel attached to the wall for two kids at a time to use. Shelves were added in the wall as a drying rack and shelves were added under the counter for white and construction paper for the kids to use. Another white cabinet was added in the corner for the teachers.
Myself and the other teachers were excited for these changes. It looked so much better than the original blue room. It was as though we were starting fresh, which was something we all needed after having a falling out with the old director of the school. The children loved it and the parents were very pleased; especially with the yellow color because they thought the room looked a lot brighter between the paleness of the yellow and also the natural sunlight coming in from the windows.
However, while the building is still there and the church still carries on, Hammond Square Preschool does not exist anymore. I worked there for only two and a half years because back in December 2013 the school closed. The enrollment was too low to keep the school open. It was a devastating time for the current families as well as the teachers. The parents had to find a new school for their children in the middle of the school year and the teachers had to find new jobs. It also hurt the church to have to close its doors since the church owned the preschool and it had been open for a long time. The preschool was a huge part of the church, so it was as though a huge chunk of the church was missing.
The church has a Sunday school program and the classes are always held in the preschool's classroom. Now since the yellow room is vacant, the church decided it was best to use it as the Sunday school's official classroom. I am a teacher and the director of the Sunday school program at Trinity church, so it was odd to be rearranging the yellow room yet again to turn it into a Christian classroom; especially since I changed the room only three months prior. It also hurt because I miss Hammond Square—the teachers, the kids, the parents—but I was also glad the Sunday school children were finally going to have a place to call their own. I was excited to be changing the classroom over again. It was as though the space was getting a second chance.
I made subtle changes because I still wanted it to look like a classroom. I also didn't want to forget how the original classroom looked like because I want to remember playing with the kids, prepping and doing art activities with them, and watching them play and grow. So, instead of the snack, math, and science centers in the first quarter of the room, there are two circular tables creating an eight. The kids sit there when we read the story and also to do a few worksheets. I changed one bulletin board to an interactive Christian activity for the kids and the other one with information and facts about what we're learning.
In the second quarter, the book corner is still the same, only it has Christian stories and Bibles on the shelves. The dramatic play area is more or less the same as well. The blocks were moved over there and I kept a few pieces from the preschool for the Sunday school kids. I also added in some Christian games as well.
The third quarter now has two rectangular tables. This is where the kids do their craft project after the lesson. The easel and drying rack is still the same as well as the two sinks in case we do a messy project. I rearranged all the art supplies on the shelves for easy access for the teachers and the kids. This is also where they have snack when the lesson is over. The other side of the room, where the cubbies and original block area was, is extra space for the Thrift Shop. The Sunday school is small, so we decided to only have three quarters of the room instead of all four. I bought posters to hang on the walls and the kids will also be able to display their own artwork on the walls since we don't share the room with anyone anymore.
I loved Hammond Square and it broke my heart when I lost my job. However, the church itself is in a much better spot now that the Sunday school has its own space. The kids from the Sunday school are much happier. They are excited to have the opportunity to hang their projects on the wall and have a special place to play and show off to their parents without having to clean it up precisely for the preschool. Between meeting many families, learning from the teachers, enjoying the company of the children, and that it was my first teaching job, I have gone through a lot in that place. It has changed so much, but I've changed because of that. It may change again and again, but it's a place I hope to never lose.
Yes, I know it's February. That just means this post is extremely late.
I found this idea through Topaz's blog and she found it on Allison's blog. Allison created a hashtag for 2015 called #YearOfHappy. If you click on the link everything is explained, but I'll explain anyway. Basically every month you do a different activity or work on some sort of project. The point of it is to get a little more out of life, to have fun, and be happy in 2015.
I thought it was a cool idea, so I decided to join in on the fun and give it a go. January's prompt is to write a love letter to yourself. Of course by the time I found this January was almost over and I already had the rest of January's posts planned and written.
It's a little late, but I guess that's better than never.
Hi Rachel!
So far so good, right? You're doing pretty well with what life is throwing you at the moment even if it's not throwing anything at you.
Last December you mentioned that 2015 was going to be your year when it came to writing. You're going to get something published (or ready for publication) by the end of the year whether it's a novel or a short story in a magazine or a quick poem in a contest. You want to have Detective Florence completed by the end of the year. We can do it!
If it's one thing I've learned over the years, it's how quickly things change. Change hits you when you're mid-blink and before you know it, you're dazed and confused and have no idea what just happened.
I know you don't like change, but it's inevitable and not all changes are bad. A lot of changes will happen in 2015 (some you know of right now and some only future you knows). Some will be good, some will be bad. You'll get through them just like you always do.
–Your best friend is going to have her baby any day now. You're going to be an aunt. While this is a good change, things will be different. There will be no more staying out late at night with her, I'm sure you'll be texting less throughout the day, and when you do hang out together the baby will always be there. You love babies, but there will be much less time to hang out just the two of you. But that's okay; you'll still be friends and you'll be there for both her and her baby.
–You're almost done with school. You have about three more months and then you'll have your bachelor's degree! I know you wanted to continue with your Master's, but it'll be nice to finally be done. 90% of your paychecks will not go to school; you'll be able to save. Maybe even splurge on yourself once in a while.
–Work is difficult, but it's worth it. Your co-workers are fabulous and the children are great–even if they sap all your strength. Some do that more than others–you know which kid(s) I'm talking about!
–Your writing is coming along. Detective Florence is on its way, you've found some contests and magazines to submit to in the near future, you've discovered something a little about yourself through your Creative Writing Nonfiction class, and you found a local writing workshop where you'll meet new people in the same boat as you and you'll learn lots of fun, new stuff. I'm sure that will help your publishing goals for this year.
See? This year is going to be just fine! Work hard, but indulge yourself once in a while. Go out more with friends/co-workers. Reach out to people you haven't spoken to in a while.
You'll make it, even if it doesn't seem like it sometimes.
I just wrote that letter right now and I have to admit it took me a while. Plus, I didn't think it was going to be that long. Apparently I have a lot say.
Anyway, don't forget to check out Topaz's and Allison's blogs. Even though we're already about two months into the year, feel free to join #YearOfHappy. Even if you don't share it with anyone, it's fun to do it with yourself.
For December, we're supposed to look back at this letter and reflect on the year. I wonder where I'll be a year from now?
A little while ago I posted an Object Exercise which was a writing prompt from my Nonfiction class. I thought I would share the prompt with all of you in case you wanted to do it yourselves. Well, here's another prompt from my class.
The rules are easy enough: pick a picture from your past (childhood, recent, whenever) and tell a story based on that picture. Now, this is nonfiction so that would mean telling the real story behind the picture, which is what I had to do. Of course, you could always modify the rules and write a fiction story based on a real picture. Maybe start off nonfiction and then make a slight change and see what could have happened. Play around with it.
Here's mine. Enjoy.
Every time I look at this photo, I get butterflies in my stomach. My sister (left) and I (right) met Peter Pan for the first time in our lives and it was without a doubt one of the best moments in my life.
Peter Pan is a celebrity, a hero, a figment of the imagination. He lives in a place called Neverland which is located on the second star to the right and straight on until morning. I have never been to Neverland, but it's a place I've always wanted to visit since I was a child.
In August 2014, my sister and I had the opportunity to go to Disney World with our cousins. We had gone to Disney two years before, but I never got the chance to meet Peter Pan because we couldn't find him. When we decided to go again I told my sister, "I have to meet Peter Pan."
After a few hours walking around Magic Kingdom and asking quite a few workers where Peter Pan usually stood, we finally came across him by accident.
"Kristen, there he is!" I stopped short and grabbed onto my sister's arm, staring in awe at my favorite celebrity 20 feet away.
She pressed her hand up against my back and pushed me towards the continuously growing line to meet the man in green. "Then get in line!" she panicked, knowing the workers only allowed a certain number of people in at a time before Peter Pan would have to go on break.
We hopped in line just before the line was closed; we only had three people standing behind us. We were under a wooden tarp with wooden fences around us keeping us in line. Trees surrounded us making us feel as though we were inside Peter Pan's tree house in Neverland.
As the line inched farther along, I started to shake. I began to get hot flashes. I didn't know if that was from the 85-degree Florida heat or just nerves. My guess was the latter.
When there were just a couple people left ahead of us in line, I urged to tell Kristen that I didn't want to meet Peter Pan anymore. I was panicking too much inside my head and he was fun to watch from afar. However, I clamped my mouth shut and stuck it out until we were next.
I nearly had a panic attack.
Peter Pan flagged us over with a wide grin on his face. He was animated; bouncing up and down, constantly shifting his weight with quick movements, and his facial expressions contorted like a cartoon character. He sounded just like the Peter Pan I know from the movie and he looked like him, too; not just from the clothes, but his hair and face as well. Of course, that could have just been me being star struck.
"You should come to Neverland with me. I've never had girls there before… well, besides Wendy. You two can be my lost girls! I've never had any lost girls before. You'll be the first ones!"
Peter Pan rambled on and on, Kristen giggling at his mannerisms and me smiling and nodding trying to take everything in.
"Hey, you wanna crow with me? You look like you're good crowers!" Peter Pan stood up straight, cupping his hands to his mouth and then bellowed. Kristen mimicked him playing along while I gawked at him like an idiot.
We then took our picture with him where he put his arms around our shoulders. I smiled at the worker taking our picture with my camera beaming. I couldn't believe Peter Pan was touching me.
"You're shaking."
I continued to smile at the camera even though the woman wasn't taking pictures anymore. I didn't know who was speaking, but it sounded like a man so it must have been Peter Pan. I ignored him, not knowing how to respond. I didn't even know what he was talking about.
I gave him one last hug before retrieving my camera from the park employee and Kristen and I exited the outdoor tree house. I turned on my camera again and started going through the pictures to find the ones of Peter Pan.
"You know, his face was practically kissing yours when he noticed how much you were shaking… and you didn't even answer him." Kristen informed me laughing at how nervous I had been.
My mouth gaped open. I couldn't believe Peter Pan had been that close to me. I couldn't believe I didn't talk to him. I couldn't believe I didn't crow with him. I finally met my favorite Disney character and I was scared stiff the entire time. I was so embarrassed, but I was laughing at myself at the same time.
Then I started to cry.
Kristen stopped walking and stood in front of me. She stared at me in horror wondering what was wrong.
I smiled through the tears and shouted, "I met Peter Pan!" finally letting it all sink in.


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If customers have needed limo service to the airport from Wyckoff NJ, Royal Limo has been their leading choice for over twenty years. The reason locals put their trust in our drivers is that they understand they're capable of depending on our team to offer courteous, timely, and efficient service. They have additionally discovered our unparalleled limo prices when it comes to airport transportation. This means that you're capable of avoiding the inconvenience and hassle that comes with attempting to part in the daily or long-term lots at Newark Liberty Airport. Additionally, our local and highly-qualified chauffeurs arrive five to ten minutes prior to your scheduled pick up time for affordable car service to Teterboro airport from Wyckoff NJ, meaning you won't have to worry about the possibility of missing your flight.
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Private Dog and Puppy Training
Private Dog and Puppy Training
Due to COVID19 we aren't running any face to face puppy or dog training, we are however offering all of our current sessions virtually via Zoom. Please get in touch if you'd like to join one of our virtual sessions.
One on One Manners Training
If the group dog training environment is not your thing or you'd rather have one on one dog training, Manners For Paws Dog Training can provide private dog training sessions with you, your family and your dog either in your own home or at another suitable location on request.
Before we conduct our first training session, you'll need to book an In Home Consultation first so we can assess yours and your dogs needs. From there we will discuss the best options for you to help you achieve your training goals.
These sessions are designed to help you teach your dog some manners training so you can take them out and about with you on outings as well as, take you through the basics of dog training such as sit, drop, stay, wait, walking nicely on lead, recalls, leave, give, focus and mat/place work. We can also throw in a couple of tricks to make it more fun for the humans! (if your dog is reactive on lead such as over excited, lunging, barking or growling etc, please see our Behaviour Consultation link for details)
Cost: $175 for 60 minutes (initial assessment session) – $135 for 60 minutes (follow up sessions)
Three session packages (excluding the initial assessment session) available, please contact Sharon to enquire!
New Puppy Training
To help get your puppy off on the right paw, Manners For Paws Dog Training offer a one on one puppy training service to help you with all you need to know about raising a socialised, confident and happy puppy. Aside from covering the basics of training as listed above, we'll also cover appropriate socialisation for your puppy and help them learn to be wonderful members of society so you can take your pup anywhere with you. We also cover common new puppy issues like toilet/crate training, diet, exercise, health management, jumping, biting, impulse control, environment enrichment and more. If you'd like to attend our five week Puppy School course, please see our Services tab for more information.
Cost: $250 for 90 minutes – $135 for 60 minutes (follow up sessions)
Puppy packages available, please contact Sharon to enquire!
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- Location: This service is offered in your home and throughout the Melbourne Metropolitan area. A small travel fee may apply to suburbs outside the West of Melbourne (see suburb listing below).
- Bookings: Please contact Sharon to make a booking. A Pre-Training Assessment form and full payment is required prior to finalising all bookings. We accept payment via Credit Card (Visa, MasterCard & American Express) in person or over the phone and Direct Debit. Payment details available here.
- Cancellations: Any cancellations received, for any reason, with less than 48 hours notice, will incur a $30 cancellation fee, deducted from the payments made or added to the fee when you reschedule.
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We recently met Sharon from Manners For Paws seeking help with our new Labrador puppy who was taking over our house. We learned so much from Sharon during our puppy consult, things we hadn't even considered that will help us down the track with training. Sharon was a wealth of knowledge and she shared her advice in a friendly and professional manner. Watching her work with our puppy, showing us various techniques, really helped us see what our new puppy was capable of, more than just digging up our garden ? We loved Sharon's holistic approach to puppy raising, not just about socialisation and obedience but also feeding, exercise, mental stimulation and setting our puppy up for real life experiences like walking to collect our children from school. We are thrilled with the results so far, we are seeing a calmer puppy already who is learning to wait patiently for things and thanks to her advice, he is tuckered out after his walks and Kong toys. Would highly recommend Sharon for any training needs you may have, she's fabulous!…..Annabelle
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PMRC EU, Düsseldorf 2017
We were delighted to exhibit and present a paper at the Pharmaceutical Market Research Conference in Düsseldorf, Germany
Director, Anne Cunningham, and Associate Director, Nicky Barclay-Prout, represented us at the conference and presented the paper 'Patient Centricity: Keeping Patients at the Forefront'.
20 questions: Round 6
As it's our 20th year anniversary, we invited our employees to play our version of 20 questions - this month we asked our employees about office life in Singapore.
Ageing Asia: What does the future hold?
Published in eyeforpharma September 2017 by Marc Yates
Over the last 30 years, Asia's economic growth has resulted in improved education and healthcare across a broad base of the population, contributing to declining fertility and increasing life expectancy. However, in turn, such changing demographic features are set to have profound repercussions on the continent's socio-economic and healthcare set-up in the coming decades.
Punching above your weight: Combining behavioural and attitudinal data to strengthen segmentations
In this paper we examine the differences between behavioural and attitudinal approaches to segmentation and outline how integration of the two can best be achieved to strengthen segmentation solutions
Segmentation solutions in healthcare are experiencing a welcome comeback. But there appear to be two camps emerging - one camp are proponents of the 'behavioural' segmentation based on secondary sales, script or similar data; the other believe that 'attitudinal' segmentations must be based on primary market research to accurately delineate segment membership, definition and the "whys" that underpin the findings. It's time to take off the gloves and look at the argument from both sides.
How brainstorming exercises enhanced a segmentation validation study
Our client had an oncology product in development for the treatment of prostate cancer. The company wanted to conduct research to inform future planning, list development, advisory board creation, and initial communications platforms. In an earlier quantitative wave of research we had identified four segments to define physician treatment and prescription behaviors. Our next challenge was to validate the segmentation. Our client wanted to gain a deeper qualitative market understanding of treatment views and prescribing motivators of the four segments. They also needed to open lines of communications within the team, giving both local and remote team members the opportunity to engage and interact with the research and segmentation.


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Today's advanced dental treatments and materials can give you a healthier, more complete smile that can last you a lifetime. Your Daphne, AL dentist, Dr. Perdomo-Watts, can help revitalize and maintain your teeth and gums, giving you the smile you've always wanted.
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Looking for experienced and friendly osteopaths in Melbourne?
Premier Sports & Spinal Medicine is the largest osteopathy clinic in the northern suburbs with 3 clinics and over 25 individual practitioners. Our clinics have osteopaths available 6 days a week, to help you recover from pain and injury.
Why Choose Osteopathy at Premier Sports and Spinal Medicine?
- Osteopathy is a primary health care profession, widely regarded as the most effective solution to common musculo-skeletal problems such as back and neck pain, headache and migraine, sport injuries and muscle and joint pain.
- Osteopathy is an extremely effective form of manual medicine that aims to restore and realign the body's musculoskeletal system to a state of balance. Osteopathy is so effective because it treats the whole person, not just the painful parts, so you can get long lasting relief.
- Osteopaths achieve excellent results via a hands-on holistic approach, where the underlying cause of pain is found and treated, rather than just treating the symptoms. This is what sets osteopathy apart.
- Our osteopaths can help you understand your injury so that you can find relief quickly and employ management strategies and rehabilitative exercises to prevent any re-occurrences of injury.
- Our patients value our caring approach to all conditions presented.
- 60% of our new patients are referred by family and friends.
- We provide thorough comprehensive care, taking the time to listen.
- Our practitioners are university trained from both Australian and international institutions and spend 150 hours every year updating their skills. Current university training for Osteopathy is five years full time and includes undergraduate and Masters qualifications.
Our mission:
To safely guide our patients through recovery and to achieve their health goals
Our osteopaths have a particular interest in:
- Back and neck pain treatment
- TMJ disorder
- Shoulder injuries
- Headaches & migraines
- Muscle strain
- Osteopathy before, during & after Pregnancy
- Sciatica
Work-related and repetitive strain injuries
Sports-related injuries
Movement optimisation and wellbeing
To get to our Osteopathic Clinic from Melbourne CBD
- Our clinic is located at 2 Holden Street, right on the corner of Holden and Nicholson Street.
- There is street parking on Holden Street and Nicholson Street and at the rear of the clinic. There are also numerous public transport options including the number 96 tram which stops immediately at the front of the clinic.
- We have 4 spacious and modern consulting rooms as well as an exercise rehabilitation studio.
- The clinic is open from 7am to 8.30 pm weekdays and Saturday 7am to 2 pm
- A detailed medical history will be taken. We take the time to listen to your story and understand your body. We then assess your posture, alignment and the way your body moves and functions. The key aspect of osteopathy is how your body functions altogether, not just as individual parts.
- Where and when necessary, we can arrange specialist investigations such as X-Rays or M.R.I. scans quickly, or refer you to our specialists for further assessment or management.
- Once the problem has been identified, we will discuss the results with you and in conjunction with you, formulate an effective treatment plan to help you reach your goals. Treatment will often begin during this initial appointment.
- Osteopathic treatment is safe, gentle and effective. Treatment can include gentle joint mobilisation, spinal manipulation, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, dry needling, stretching, soft tissue massage and exercise rehabilitation.
- Osteopathy has a unique system of assessment, diagnosis & treatment that can treat many disorders that result in pain and dysfunction.
Our Osteopaths are highly qualified and experienced. Most importantly – we are human, and we know what it's like to be in pain, for most us its why we became osteopaths. Having a friendly, fun and personable osteopath makes your recovery from pain and injury just that little bit more pleasant. As they say, laughter is the best medicine.
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AppNeta to Exhibit and Present at AWS re:Invent 2015
Chris Erway, AppNeta Chief Architect, to speak about the cost of concurrency in the clouds
September 29, 2015
BOSTON — September 29, 2015 — AppNeta, the leader in performance insight for business-critical web applications, today announced it will be exhibiting at AWS re:Invent, taking place October 6-8, 2015 in Las Vegas, Nevada. AppNeta will be in booth #131, showcasing its application performance monitoring solutions for DevOps and IT teams.
AWS re:Invent attendees can obtain information and see demonstrations of the complete line of AppNeta solutions, including both how DevOps teams monitor fully custom-built applications as well as how IT teams monitor the consumption of all software services.
in addition to the product showcase, Chris Erway, AppNeta Chief Architect, will be presenting on Python, Go, and the Cost of Concurrency in the Cloud. The session takes place Wednesday, October 7th from 2:50-3:05PM in the Partner Theater booth #645 and will discuss how your programming language's ability to provide easy concurrency can have an impact on not just performance, but also your AWS bill.
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About AppNeta
AppNeta is the only network performance monitoring solution that delivers deep, actionable, end-to-end network performance data from the end-user perspective. With AppNeta's SaaS-based solution, IT and Network Ops teams at large, distributed enterprises can quickly pinpoint issues that affect network and business-critical cloud application performance, regardless of where they occur. AppNeta is trusted by some of the biggest Fortune 1000 companies, including 3 out of the 5 largest corporations in the world, as well as 4 out of the 5 largest cloud providers. For more information, visit www.appneta.com.
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Crash cushions- softening the impact
Tunnel entrances, Y junctions, bridge pillars, parapets, railings or masts: solid obstacles that are serious potential hazards to road users. Colliding with such an object often results in serious injuries or fatalities to vehicle occupants as they are subjected to enormous braking forces in high-speed frontal collisions.
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Crash cushions can prevent the worst effects of road accidents. Their exceptional energy absorbing qualities and the excellent deformability of the individual segments protect vehicle occupants from the effects of direct collisions. Crash cushions are also used to protect sensitive supporting structures like bridge pillars or masts. Here they not only prevent casualties but also major subsequent damage to the structures.
Cushioning and redirecting
The number of installations requiring crash cushions has multiplied since the German RPS 2009 safety standards came into force. After allowing for the road conditions and space available at a specific situation, we customise the number, type and dimensioning of the cushioning segments to meet every requirements regarding, for instance, speed, type of vehicle and impact angle. This means we can guarantee that frontal collisions and side, off-centre impacts are cushioned. We stock all the leading manufacturer's products that meet DIN EN 1317 which means we will provide you with the safest and most effective impact protection.


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Reduce your cyber risk by up to 80%, by ensuring your are following best practices.
Cyber security is no longer just for large organisations and global enterprises. Threats are continuing to evolve and criminals are developing new and more sophisticated methods to exploit vulnerabilities in your systems and people.
What is Cyber Essentials?
Created and regulated by the National Cyber Security Centre, the Cyber Essentials scheme provides guidance to help organisations measure their defences against common threats and demonstrate their commitment to cyber security. Cyber Essentials also offers a sound foundation of basic best practices that all types of organisations can implement and build upon.
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Findora Co-founders Reveal Breakthrough Zero-Knowledge Discovery
October 25, 2019
The first practical, trustless zk-SNARK, Supersonic proofs are 25 times smaller than any other trustless zero-knowledge proof system.Read more
October 25, 2019
The first practical, trustless zk-SNARK, Supersonic proofs are 25 times smaller than any other trustless zero-knowledge proof system.Read more
October 4, 2019
Bhang's role will focus on developing relationships with major financial institutions, corporations, and government bodies...Read more
September 14, 2019
Findora is in Tel Aviv for Blockchain Week! And it's been a busy couple of days. Our co-founder, CTO, and resident cryptography expert Ben Fisch....Read more
August 29, 2019
Findora crytographers Ben Fisch, Benedikt Bünz, and Professor Dan Boneh headed to sunny Santa Barbara this last weekend to talk at Crypto 2019...Read more
August 29, 2019
Imagine losing the ease of cashless payments, medical insurance, access to loans, even the ability to conveniently receive wages, pay bills...Read more
August 16, 2019
Menlo Park — August 14, 2019 — Findora, the cryptographically transparent public blockchain for building decentralized financial applications, has announced…Read more
August 12, 2019
Our Chief Strategy Officer John Powers hops on an interview with BlockTV. He reflects on his career in traditional finance...Read more
August 7, 2019
Findora is proud to be sponsoring Crypto 2019! Organized by the International Association for Cryptologic Research (IACR)...Read more
August 1, 2019
To mark the sixth anniversary of the ICO, our CEO Charles Lu was featured by ValueWalk's Jacob Wolinsky to reflect on the transformation...Read more
July 27, 2019
Our Chief Strategy Officer, John Powers, sat down with Tony Zerucha, two-time LendIt Journalist of the Year nominee from Bankless Times...Read more
July 17, 2019
Findora hosted its first BBQ on the Lawn this Friday! We invited friends, family, and other members...Read more
July 16, 2019
A team of entrepreneurs and academics has unveiled the development of Findora, a cryptographically transparent public blockchain ...Read more


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Ohio Nursing Home Lawyer and Healthcare Negligence Attorney representing victims of Nursing Home Neglect and Abuse nationwide
Nursing homes and assisted living facilities can be quite helpful for the elderly in need of long-term assistance and healthcare. However, many facilities and Ohio nursing homes have been under pressure from personal injury lawyers and safety advocates for failing to uphold basic guidelines and protect the elderly residents they have promised to care for.
Abuse and Neglect lawsuits have been filed on behalf of nursing homes residents who have been injured or have died as a result of poor management or negligent staff.
Within one year of being admitted, one in five nursing home patients suffers a fall injury, one in eight visits an emergency room visit and one in 12 has an overnight hospital stay, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Joe Lyon is an experienced Ohio Nursing Home Lawyer and Cincinnati hospital negligence attorney representing families nationwide in nursing home abuse lawsuits.
Assisted living facilities were originally designed for elder residents who were able to maintain some kind of independence but still required help in certain aspects of daily living. Unlike nursing homes, assisted living facilities usually do not provide professional medical care or therapy.
Dementia care facilities are growing fast in the United States. The companies who run the 30,000 senior living and assisted care facilities in the U.S. market the locations as able to care for Alzheimer's and dementia patients. But facilities are not always able to deliver on their promises of security and care. Many have violated dementia regulations and have been responsible for a large number of patient injuries and untreated illnesses.
In many cases, patients have disappeared only to find them hours or days later. It seems like nursing homes and assisted care facilities would prioritize the safety of the residents but understaffing and a lack of training often leads to serious accidents and preventable deaths.
When a nursing home or assisted care facility promises customers a certain degree of care and fails to protect a vulnerable patient, they may be held liable for any injury or illness that may have been prevented with basic care. Nursing homes have been targeted in many lawsuits that involve the following types of negligence:
There are several nursing homes and senior housing facilities that have been investigated in Ohio in the last few years, including:
If a loved one has suffered an injury at an Ohio nursing home due to staff neglect, and have questions about the legal remedies available to improve quality of life and medical care, contact The Lyon Firm at (800) 513-2403. You will speak directly with Mr. Lyon, an Ohio nursing home lawyer, and he will help you answer these critical questions.


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Wine 1.1.29Naviga SWZ: Home Page » News
The Wine development release 1.1.29 is now available.
Whats new in this release (see below for details):
Improved Gecko integration by using Wines network layers.
Use of external libmpg123 for mp3 decoding.
Support for JPEG and PNG formats in WindowsCodecs.
Many regression test fixes for Win64 and Windows 7.
Various bug fixes.
The source is available from the following locations:
Binary packages for various distributions will be available from:
You will find documentation on http://www.winehq.org/site/documentation
You can also get the current source directly from the git
repository. Check http://www.winehq.org/site/git for details.
Wine is available thanks to the work of many people. See the file
AUTHORS in the distribution for the complete list.
Bugs fixed in 1.1.29:
231 winemaker: Issue the warnings directly in the source
5625 Wine does not handle internet proxy settings conveniently
7854 VB 3.0: Installation fails
9294 Crash when loading Vampire The Maquerade Redemption
10397 CSS crashes when trying to accept option change
11345 Wrong button vertical position
11618 Wineinstall blocks midway through
13125 Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy) broken in newer versions of Wine.
13411 setup_exception_record stack overflow in Teach2000
13945 subversion fails to Initial network when using http protocol
14110 Adobe Audition 1.5: does not install in Hardy Heron
14198 Achieve planner crashes after entering data
14206 Achieve planner freezes when clicking the finished tab
14784 SetWindowHookEx fail to inject DLL containing the HookProc if
14907 TntMPD: Install procedure stopped working between 0.9.61 and 1.0.0
14998 BioShock demo dose not start at all
15056 Graphical glitches in the menu of The longest journey demo
15112 Prey crashes with Segmentation fault
15181 IBM Client Access Terminal Emulator crashes on startup
15563 AVG Free 7.1 fails due to missing or broken DLLs
15744 Microsoft Money 2001 cant open saved files
16153 F1 Challenge, incorrectly renders rear view
16249 mspaint does not render PNG files correctly
16292 Activeworlds client 4.2 update fails with reason 13″
16677 World of Warcraft WotLK crashes randomly after login
16844 3dmark2001 Point Sprites test rendered incorrectly in wine >= 1.1.12
17150 Achieve Planner 1.9.0 (XP version) aborts with failed to load resources from resource file
17227 PAF 5 help window text is blank
17394 Chip view window is not displayed properly
17408 ASPI crashes randomly
17428 Taskmgr: blank process names in Process list.
17482 Paint.NET doesnt install anymore
17783 steamcommunity.com certificate not recognised
17897 OpenAL installer thinks it is AMD-64
17898 DM Evidence application freezes
18275 Snail Mail crashes during startup
18519 eMule crashes scrolling files
18525 Adobe Reader 9.10 upgrade fails
18989 Trackmania Nations Forever does not run
19086 Front Panel Designer: crashes when trying to load saved files
19185 Word Viewer crash at the end of the installation
19266 POD and Caldari shuttle bad render
19318 Word Viewer 2003 installs extra files? (appinstall)
19392 Runes of magic : crash while entering world
19472 EVE Online avatar rendering sometimes crashes Wine
19631 Multiple application installations fail after BadMatch error
19721 Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10S training text grays-out too fast
19778 cmd set FOO=bar does the wrong thing; breaks firefox build script
19822 many fullscreen apps loose focus in a virtual desktop when leaving it
19826 .Net 2.0 Listview isnt updated properly and causes program to hang
19839 Access violation when closing ImgBurn 126.96.36.199 if its Disc Layout Editor window has ever been opened.
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text: Cascara continues to find a niche within the coffee and tea worlds, and new products like the ready-to-drink flavored teas from Peloton prove the unique flavor of the coffee cherry husk has the power to satisfy fans of both. Brothers David and Adam Jones launched this line of cascara teas earlier this year, and they now offer four flavors, including Apple + Pomegranate, Cranberry + Lime, Peach + Ginger and Original (lightly sweetened). To get acquainted with cascara, start with the Original, which has flavors of black cherry, prune and black tea leaves and lands on the sweeter side of the iced tea spectrum. Want to learn more about cascara? Grab a copy of the November/December 2018 edition to read our indepth feature on the topic, find out where to buy the good stuff, and get tips on how to brew cascara at home with this handy guide.


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Jen Ross
Music supervisor Jen Ross has left her stamp on some of the highest-profile television series currently on the air, including the music-centric Fox hit Empire (created by the Oscar-nominated team behind The Butler, and produced by Brian Grazer) about the royal world of hip-hop, going into its 6th season, the STARZ drama series, Power, also in its 6th season and the Annapurna musical TV series, Soundtrack, created by Joshua Safran.
Ross has sculpted the sound on the hit ABC / Marvel series Agent Carter, a period show that combines post-war mood and comic book adventure into one stylish package, as well as supervised the first two seasons of Star for Lee Daniels (starring Queen Latifah and Benjamin Bratt) and Kevin Probably Saves the World (starring Jason Ritter). She also lent her talents to the two season music-powered series by NBC, Smash, starring Megan Hilty, Debra Messing, Katharine McPhee and Anjelica Huston. Her impressive CV also includes the Emmy-winning Showtime anthology Master of Horrors (where she worked with veteran genre directors like John Carpenter and John Landis), the E! reality series Dr. 90210 about plastic surgeons, the sexy CBS crime drama Reckless, season 1 of the Netflix original series Grace and Frankie (starring Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Martin Sheen), and the Cartoon Network show about videogames-come-to-life, Level Up. Ross' other recent credits include the NBC musical comedy series Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist, National Geographic's biopic drama series Genius: Aretha, and the Netflix original We The People, produced by Higher Ground & Laughing Wild.
Her big screen work includes the Disney family films Sky High and Ice Princesses, the Adam Carolla comedy The Hammer, the Wayans Brothers film White Chicks, and Catherine Hardwicke's romance Miss You Already, starring Drew Barrymore & Toni Collette, Transylvania, Isabell Dances in the Spotlight, and Miss You Already.
Ross is a Los Angeles native who grew up around the entertainment industry, and soaked up the power of music and movies during her early years (particularly in John Hughes' influential, soundtrack-fueled films). She started out in the music industry on the label side, working with Grammy-winning artists like Rufus Wainwright and Nelly Furtado. She was slowly drawn towards the magic alchemy of mixing music into movies, and charted a path to where she is today.
"The power of music is undeniable," Ross says. "To be able to play with the dynamics of something that has no boundaries is a blessing. And working with various genres, as well as different tonal landscapes, is almost like getting to travel. Each show and scene is a different experience than the next."


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Honeywell's Christina Jackson Honored by Society of Women Engineers
March 31, 2016
Christina has worked in the Performance Materials and Technologies (PMT) business since 2007 and has held roles including SAP technical deployment lead, SAP advisor for international deployments, Global Quality Manager, Special Projects Engineer and Project Engineer. Christina manages a team of global engineers and contractors and is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt. She has mentored more than 40 Six Sigma Green Belt participants and is actively involved in STEM youth outreach through work with the Society of Women Engineers, Girl Scouts, Tulsa Engineering Foundation, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, and The University of Tulsa.
The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a not-for-profit educational and service organization that empowers women to succeed and advance in the field of engineering, and to be recognized for their life-changing contributions as engineers and leaders. SWE is the driving force that establishes engineering as a highly desirable career for women through an exciting array of training and development programs, networking opportunities, scholarships, and outreach and advocacy activities.


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Mangaluru, Aug 23, 2016: A 30-year-old youth hailing from Kerala has gone missing in city since July 14. The missing person has been identified as Dineshan hailing from Kannur. He said to have gone missing while he was travelling alone to Kollur.
He was last seen in a white shirt and a white dhoti. The distressed family are in search of him since a month in city. No missing complaint has been filed yet.
Anyone who has any information about his whereabouts is asked to contact the following details
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49ers rookie receiver Dante Pettis finally has a healthy outlook
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It appears 49ers wide receiver Dante Pettis is ready to start a new streak.
On Wednesday, the rookie second-round pick spoke optimistically about potentially returning from a knee injury to play Sunday at Arizona. Pettis has missed the past three games, and standing on the sideline was an odd feeling.
"It sucks because it was the first time I ever missed a game in my entire life," Pettis said. "... It's something that, I guess, you have to learn at some point. Everyone gets hurts playing football."
Pettis was hurt when he was bent backward and his right knee twisted while returning a punt in a loss to the Chargers on Sept. 30. He initially feared his injury was more serious.
"I thought it was very bad," Pettis said, "because I couldn't move my leg at first."
In his first three games, Pettis had three receptions for 96 yards and a touchdown. Head coach Kyle Shanahan advocated for the 49ers to trade up 15 spots to take Pettis with the No. 44 pick.
"I know he's excited," Shanahan said, "and I'm excited to get him back out there."
Injury report: Running back Matt Breida (ankle) didn't practice, but Shanahan didn't rule him out for Sunday.
Breida has been playing with the injury he sustained against Arizona on Oct. 7, and he aggravated it on the 49ers' first play in Sunday's loss against the Rams and played just five snaps. After the game, Shanahan said the 49ers would consider giving Breida time off to allow him to heal.
"He's looking a lot better these last two days," Shanahan said. "We'll see how he is tomorrow. If he's good, we'll throw him in practice and evaluate him from there."
Wide receiver Pierre Garcon would "probably be doubtful" for Sunday because of a knee injury. He has dealt with it the past two games, Shanahan said. On Sunday, Garcon played 33 of 59 offensive snaps and had just one catch for 5 yards.
Starting cornerbacks Richard Sherman (calf) and Jimmie Ward (hamstring), both sidelined Sunday, were limited in practice.
Eric Branch is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer.
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Barrow: Captain Danny Livesey and four others released by National League club
- From the section Football
Barrow have released five players, including captain Danny Livesey.
Livesey, 32, joined the club in 2014 and helped them win the 2014-15 Conference North title before being made club captain for this season.
The former Bolton and Carlisle defender made 47 appearances in all competitions this term as Barrow finished seventh in the National League.
Forwards Inih Effiong and Lindon Meikle, goalkeeper Andy Coughlin and defender Shaun Beeley are also leaving.
Elliot Newby has been offered a new contract, while Moussa Diarra, Alex Ray-Harvey and Paul Turnbull have had contract extensions triggered.
Jordan Williams, Liam Hughes, Harry Panayiotou, Nick Anderton, Ritchie Bennett, Dan Cockerline, Ross Hannah and Byron Harrison have all been retained by manager Paul Cox for the 2017-18 season.
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Looking for something to do with those few extra pounds of strawberries at the end of summer? Why not capture summer 2018 in a bottle by learning how to make strawberry wine? It's sweet, it's refreshing, and you don't need much to make it if you already have the equipment and supplies.Photo courtesy of Heather Harris at Recipes from the Homestead.If you haven't made wine before, don't worry. Inside of this post is everything you need to make a yummy strawberry wine that you can enjoy in about a month!Equipment Needed to Brew WineThere are quite a few pieces of equipment that … [Read more...]
Best Ideas for Using Green Tomatoes Up Quickly
Green tomatoes are one of those garden products that you wouldn't think has much use. They don't look appetizing, and they aren't ripe, and they haven't developed all their best nutrients, so what do you do with them? I had no idea until this year, and this year I've got a few ideas for using green tomatoes up my sleeve!One super cool thing about living in Southern California is that we don't only have one growing season between first and last frost. We can keep growing things, and the time between the frosts is pretty short. This means that plants like tomatoes will produce for much … [Read more...]
Easy Way to Use Kombucha for Anxiety Issues
Using kombucha for anxiety issues can be a simple way to add a helpful component into your natural anti-anxiety regimen. According to Harvard Health Publishing, there is a communication connection between the gut and the brain that indicates that each system affects the other (see that article here). It therefore stands to reason that caring for gut health can help relieve mental issues, and strategically brewing specific calming herbs and fruit into your kombucha can give your anxiety and a one-two punch.For those that are anxiety sufferers like myself, it can seem like nothing helps except … [Read more...]
How to Make Fig Wine at Home {Step-by-Step Instructions}
Summer is the season when many delicious fruits are harvested. Sometimes the windfall more than provides more than enough jam, frozen fruit, fruit leather, and other fruit products until next harvest. A great way to use up all of your extra figs is to learn how to make fig wine at home.A few years ago, we were invited to a friend's farm to harvest figs from her huge tree. It was loaded with juicy, ripe figs, and as we picked and chatted, and chatted and picked, we discussed all of the lovely ways I could prepare these figs for us to enjoy.All of her ideas sounded fantastic, but the … [Read more...]
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Fermented Peppers from Fresh Jalapenos
Fermented peppers is on today's kitchen plan. We use them in so many ways and never seem to have enough in the house. We love to use them on our family's favorite breakfast sandwiches (subscribe for that recipe), pizza, burgers, nachos, and anything else that would benefit from the jalapeno flavor.We eat many of our peppers fresh, but because we tend to get a bumper crop of hot peppers, some preservation of the overflow will be in order. My choices in the past have been freezing, drying and canning, but this year, I'm adding lacto-fermenting to my list of options. Fermented peppers are … [Read more...]
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On 4 January 2015, more than 500,000 shoppers enjoy this year's first shopping Sunday in the heart of the Hanseatic city and various large shopping malls in Hamburg's districts. From Mönckebergstraße to Colonnaden in Hamburg's inner city to HafenCity's Überseequartier, Lokstedt's Nedderfeld Center, Alstertal Einkaufszentrum, Hamburger Meile, and open shops in the districts of Wandsbek and Bergedorf, a unique retail experience with a fun-packed programme and many special highlights and events awaited the shoppers. "Sunday sales were a high as on a strong Saturday", told Wolfgang Linnekogel, Managing Director of the Retail Council of Northern Germany, on Sunday the editorial staff of Hamburg News on Sunday evening.
"On Fire For The Olympics": Shopping Sunday Celebrated Festival Of Light
In the inner city, the Hamburg City Management celebrated this year's first shopping Sunday as a festival of light, promoting the city's application as host of the Summer Olympics with the claim "On Fire For The Olympics". "Hamburg's retail thus clearly signalled its support for Olympic Games in Hamburg", said City Manager Brigitte Engler, who contracted the local light artist Michael Batz for the light installation.
Retail Optimistic About 2015
Overall, Hamburg's retailers are optimistic about 2015, and expect sales to rise by two per cent after 2014's increase of 1.2 per cent. In 2013, Hamburg's total retail turnover amounted to eleven billion euro.
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Accounting Department
Accounting for financial and economic activities of Mingachevir State University is carried out by centralized accounting, being composed of five leading accountants and economists.
At present, the accounting of the university is fully automated based on modern software that meets the modern requirements of the time. Accounting consists of the following departments.
- Wages Accounting Department
- Accounting for paid education and scholarships
- Memorial Accounting
- Economic Department
- Financial department
The financial and economic activities of the university are coordinated with the Rector's adviser on financial matters in order to ensure an effective communication with departments and faculties, prompt execution of orders of the administration, application of new financial mechanisms and preparation of financial proposals.
Chief Accountant of the University - Vafa Ahmadova.
Ahmadova Vafa Ajdar - head accountant
Mustaphayeva Nargiz Mahmud - accountant (I Grade)
Zeynalova Sevda Khanahmad - accountant (I Grade)
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Thursday, September 22, 2011
New Pearls
Debbi once told me that this would be an introspective period for me.
She was right.
The period has now become a life-style: balanced, harmonized, lived.
I hurt my parents, people I love and probably myself during the journey, but before you truly appreciate what you have, you almost need to spit out the stuff that you never really came to terms with...and overcome the pain.
When you survive the spit phase, you start appreciating all that was good. It isn't true that we only remember the bad- we just need to acknowledge that life is never perfect to begin to appreciate all that is truly perfect in our lives.
There was a time when I was a little bit of my mom and a little bit of my dad.
Now I'm me.
We fall.
We get back up.
We fall.
We get back up.
We learn to walk many times in life, and if we are truly lucky...
the people we love continue to hold our hands.
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