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Back around 1962 we joined the du Plessis on a beach and fishing holiday on the Natal north coast – Chaka's Rock! They were beach regulars, this was one of our two beach holidays that I can remember. It was amazing! The cottage on a hill above the beach, the rocks and seaside cliffs, narrow walkways along the cliffs that the waves would drench at high tide; magic swimming pools set in the rocks. The men were there to fish:
We baljaar'd on the beach and sometimes even ventured into the shallows – just up to safe vrystaat depth. A swimmer I was not, and I still vividly remember a near-death experience I had in the rock pool: a metre-high wave knocked me out of Mom's arms and I was washed away out of her safe grasp! I must have been torn away by up to half a metre from her outstretched hands; little asthmatic me on my own in the vast Indian Ocean for what must have been a long one and a half seconds. Traumatised. To this day I am wary of the big-dam-that-you-can't-see-the-other-side-of, and when I have to navigate across any stretches of salty water I use a minimum of a Boeing 737, but preferably a 747.
Well, this was the most threatening Free State water I was used to braving before I met the Indian Ocean:
baljaar – frolic
vrystaat depth – about ankle deep
postscript: I tried to keep up the luxury cottage theme but Barbara talked about the big spiders on the walls and yesterday even Dad, who was talking about Joe Geyser, mentioned 'that ramshackle cottage we stayed in at Chaka's Rock'.
Dad was saying Joe hardly ever caught a fish. He would be so busy with this his pipe, relighting it, refilling it, winding the reel with one hand while fiddling with his pipe with the other. My theory is the fish could smell the tobacco and turned their nose up at his bait. Dad reckons tobacco was never a health hazard to old Joe. Although he was never without his pipe, it was mainly preparation and cleaning, and the amount of actual puffing he did was minimal.
Once he caught a wahoo and brought it back to Harrismith. Griet took one look at it as he walked into her kitchen and bade him sally forth, so he brought it to Dad and they cut it up and cooked it in our kitchen.


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Sixth Day of Clinic!
Chiapas, Mexico has been a place of blessings. Yesterday´s clinic at Napite was held outside in a pavilion type building. We saw many women and children with all the men waiting patiently in line until the end. They would not register to be seen until everyone else was finished. The children watch us with big brown eyes, not knowing if they should trust us to get too close. Some young girls giggle and laugh as we do vitals on everyone else, but are very willing for us to see them also. The ones who can speak a little English like giving us a bad time about not knowing Spanish. At the end of the visit there are many good byes and thank-you´s, a few hugs and many smiles. A very busy day and a feeling of touching many lives after seeing 110 patients made us exhausted. One of the men said he remembered the first MDP trip to Napite three years ago and was thankful to have us back. He hoped that it would not take three years for us to return again.
When we arrived at the village (that is walking ¾ of a mile at the end) it reminded me of Wyoming. It was a beautiful and scenic place, with trees, mountains, red soil, horses, sheep, cows and corn fields.
With clinic outside we are able to view community life. The school looked relatively new and the children were all happy to be studying and of course to have recess. After school they run and play everywhere. But they are also responsible for carrying the water to the household. The young boys we saw carrying 10 gallon containers of water were between 5 – 10 years old. This seems like hard work, but it is their way of life.
As always we see the faith that is the center of their lives and the thankfulness in what little we can do for them. We have been truly blessed during this trip.
Colette Meidinger
We have wrapped up our last clinic today and served a total of 712 patients during this medical mission trip! It is the most our organization has ever served in one trip and we are grateful for the many people who helped us help others. There will be many stories to be shared by our team members and we will try to post them soon for you. Here are a few pictures with more to come soon also.
Helen Peterson
We have had very busy days and are happy to relate that we have served a total of 554 patients, with two clinic days to go! Each day as we set up we wonder if there will be many patients. The villages are small. And each day the people come all day long. There is never an end to the line until we announce that we are done taking patients. We extend our work day and always add patients at the end. Many have walked an hour or two to get to our clinic. The people are very grateful. They work hard and do the best they can. One man with terrible knees was among our first patients yesterday. Nancy was the treating provider and she marveled how he had even walked at all. His journey was two hours through the mountains. She gave him some relief with injections. Alex, who is a professional photographer took a few pictures of him which we hope to share. I watched women washing clothes by hand for hours. Sheep, mostly black grazed all about. We worked hard and it was a good day. I will write more soon. I am at an internet cafe and they close in 3 minutes. Thanks
Helen Peterson
We will try to catch up with our blog. Internet service has been difficult for us to access. We held another clinic at the monastery building in Tectapan on Sunday afternoon and served another 105 patients bringing the total to 361 so far. Today we feature some thoughts from Jodi and Colette! ~ Helen
Day 2 at Juan San Bista by Colette
We started the day with a surreal 1.5 hour drive up curvy rain soaked lightly graveled roads in a fog and light mist. Arriving in Juan San Bista we were greeted by approximately 50 patients waiting at the clinic building. With willing hands of help from the men of the community we had the clinic set up in no time. It is amazing how well 2 doctors and 2 nurse practitioners each with their interpreters can work in the same room and yet it feels like they each have their own "office." The 106 patients varied from children to geriatrics with a multitude of problems. Even with the communication barrier it is possible to communicate the love and caring between us as children of God. ~ Colette Meidinger
Jodi's Reflection After After a successful day in clinic we were served a delicious meal at the convent house and then held a team meeting to critique our day and offer suggestions to improve our efficiency. Even though our goal is to help one patient at a time, we hope to see as many as possible.
The little children with big brown eyes let us give them medicines that sometimes taste horrible. Parents trust us to care for their loved ones, young or old. Their eyes watch us as we work and ears listen, even if they don't understand. Lia, Thalia, Alex, and Emma, our interpreters are an important part of the body of the mission team. They are not only helping the patients, they are assuring we communicate as a team centered around the people in need.
The people accept and respect us. They stand in line for hours, in the rain, just to be checked into the clinic. Next they stand or sit patiently waiting to have vitals taken by the nurses. Then they wait again to actually see the medical providers. This is definitely a lesson in patience for our team. Discharge instructions with dispensing of medicines can be challenging, but we pray we have understood their needs and addressed a treatment, solution or explanation to that need.
We think of our families at home often. Yet we hope and pray that if the tables were turned and we were the ones in need that someone would be willing to give up their time to help and care for us.
I had never understood the depth of the emotional involvement of a mission trip. I thought it would be a great opportunity to help people, especially since I am a nurse, but truly after 2 MDP experiences it is not the people of Chiapas who are blessed. It is those of us who have been blessed by them. ~ Jodi Volz
3rd Day By Colette
We started with a shorter drive today to the town of Naranjo for clinic. Our clinic was set up in a narrow educational annex to the Catholic Church. After assessing all the options we ended up with a smooth running clinic. We felt we were at the Ritz as we were able to utilize a back room for a private consult room and had an "el bano" on site. The provider offices were able to be separated from the nurse's station and pharmacy by a curtain for even more privacy, even if the provider offices were the width of a plastic chair away from each other. We are always mindful of HIPPA. There was a constant flow of patients through the nurse's station with at least 20 patients standing at the door for their number to be called all day. Again we see the need for health care in this area as it was softly raining all day as these people waited outside as there was no room in the annex for anyone extra. We had a beautiful view of the town from the church lot as it was one of the highest areas in the town. It was another busy day with 103 patients and as always so hard at the end of the day to send the last ones away without being seen. We have never been so "blessed" as we have been here. We receive cheek kisses, hugs, handshakes, verbal "God Bless You" and goodbyes with handshakes as many leave after receiving encouragement, new glasses, medications and the reassurance that we care.
Megan and Helen are getting the pharmacy in tip top shape! Fact is, Helen has promoted Megan to Chief Pharmacy Tech already. The third day at clinic and we have a promotion, that is how well things are flowing together.
As we are enjoying the warm weather and warm love from the people here, we do miss our families and wish they could see this out pouring of love. We don't miss the cold temperatures we are hearing about in Minnesota. From Nancy, Aaron and Colette - A special thank you to the staff at the UHD Clinics in Wells in Winnebago for sending us on this trip with encouragement and prayers, we think of you often and wish you well in our absence. ~Colette
Dear Friends and Family,
Our days have been flying by fast! This is a quick post on Sunday morning before we head out for breakfast and Church. We are sorry not to have shared our journey during these past couple of days. There has been no internet service available even though we have tried numerous times to send a blog message home. Today I asked (begged politely in that universal language of smiles and gestures) to use the hotel computer. As you can see the gentleman tending to the front desk kindly obliged. We will share several blogs soon, perhaps even later today. Everyone on our team is feeling well, in good spirits, working hard and joining in the laughter which erupts regularly. (Things got a little heated at our Bannanograms game last night but all in good fun!) We will try to post some more pictures too. There will be another clinic today in the monastery where we were the other day. That last couple of days have been at villages out in the mountains. Two days ago we traveled over one and a half hours away and yesterday it was over an hour. People come in droves and we work as fast as we can but of course are sad when we have to turn people away at the end of the day. The need is great and the sincere appreciation of these gentle, beautiful people is really heartwarming. We will share more soon.
~ Helen Peterson
We left Minnesota early yesterday and after a very long day of travel arrived at the Oasis Del La Cruz Retreat House at 11:30 p.m. where we enjoyed a wonderful supper and a restful night. Today we traveled on through fog and drizzle to Tecpatan where we checked into our hotel, ate lunch with the Sisters and then set up and conducted our first clinic in a beautiful old building which once was a monastery. We started clinic at 2 p.m. and by the time we finished at 6 p.m. we had seen 47 patients. We will post pictures soon. The internet service is a bit slow compared to what we are used to.
Yesterday a number of our team members met at the home of Lia Price and spent about 6 hours organizing medicines and supplies, counting pills and boxes, making lists, and preparing our suitcases filled with medicines and supplies for our upcoming medical mission trip to Mexico. We leave on Wednesday morning, January 30th and hope to provide 6 clinic days for people in remote villages in Southern Mexico!
Getting Ready!
Please check back soon. Our team is busy preparing for our trip. We leave on January 30th and will begin blogging then. We appreciate your thoughts, prayers and donations which makes it possible to purchase medicines to serve those in need. Thanks so much!
2013 MDP Mexico Team
Team Co-Leaders: Lia Price, Interpreter & Nancy Linder, Nurse Practitioner

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Professional Registration and Membership
Professional Registration will be available during 2019. ASCI Registered Practitioners will be able to undertake a Professional Registration Exam and on successful completion, apply for ASCI Professional Membership, which will register you as a Professional Supply Chain Manager. This will allow you to use the nominals PrSCM, indicating your registration, against the ASCI Registration Standards, as an ASCI Professional Supply Chain Manager.
Professional Membership is awarded to professionals that are registered against the ASCI Professional and Practitioner Registration Scheme as a Professional Supply Chain Manager. Successful registration will allow the registrant to use the PrSCM nominals after his/her name.
Registration Requirements
Professional registration requires the potential registrant to comply with the following requirements:
- Evidence of having current registration as an ASCI Registered Practitioner
- Evidence of having practised in the workplace for at least six (6) months in a capacity relevant to the Practitioner Registration held.
- A Certificate of Currency for Professional Indemnity Insurance held up to the amount as required by ASCI, at the time of registration.
Professional Registration Examination
The Professional Registration Examination will consist of four parts:
PART 1: Supply Chain Management
PART 2: Operations Management
PART 3: Logistics Management
PART 4: Procurement/Supply Management
The exam will be based on the ASCI Body of Knowledge, which implies that the questions will test the candidate's knowledge and understanding of the concepts as set out and defined in the ASCI Body of Knowledge.
It will be supported by a list of relevant reference materials which will represent the knowledge required to sit the exam.
More detail will be released in early 2019.
Professional Indemnity
As per the current ASCI Constitution, and as will be a requirement of the PSA once professional legislation is passed, all ASCI Professional Members are required to hold a certain level of Professional Indemnity Insurance (PII). Professional Members whom are covered by indemnity insurance of their employer, must provide a certified copy of the Certficate of Currency with evidence that he/she is covered under the company's idemnity insurance.
The following applies right now:
- Under ASCI Self Accreditation: $1,500,000
- Under Professional Legislation: To be determined by the legislation at the time.


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Building the Right Environment to Support AI, Machine Learning and Deep Learning
The techniques I discussed in this article (note that I did not cover using page and fragment caching, testing frameworks, and "slices") reflect my own use of Merb to create small, targeted web services and web applications. I believe that Merb is an especially good fit for writing web services; notice that when you create a new resource with merb-gen, the generated controller contains a commented out line that you can uncomment to enable rendering XML, YAML, and JSON:
class Feeds < Application
# provides :xml, :yaml, :js
When you use a provides method call in your controller, you get an automated conversion of Ruby model objects to data formats, which are also useful for implementing web services.
I am still experimenting with Merb to understand which other kinds of projects are a good fit for it and which are best implemented in Rails. I encourage you to do that same.
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Univision and Anchor Jorge Ramos did what they were expected to do after Donald Trump booted Ramos out of his press conference for being rude and obnoxious.
When you go to the Univision website, no less than 6 separate stories documenting the incident are posted on the site, all of them being anti-Trump.
The one story that is truly disingenuous to Trump, and to all Americans, including the millions of Hispanics living in the U.S. is the network trying to paint Trump as a racist.
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After Ramos interrupted Trump, Trump told him to "go back to Univision."
Here is the Spanish-to-English translation of the statement on the Univision website:
"Return to Univision." As if it were one of the millions of undocumented workers in the US who wants to expel, Trump ordered Tuesday that Univision journalist Jorge Ramos out of its territory.-Univision
Of course Univision is where Ramos works, but the network is trying to say that Trump meant to say "go back to your country."
"Mr. Ramos was doing what journalists have done for decades, ask questions! " , he said in a statement Mekahlo Medina, president of the main association of US Hispanic journalists, NAHJ.
Yeah, most "journalists" with any kind of integrity respectfully wait their turn during Q & A sessions. Having been part of many press conferences like this myself, this is the first time I have ever seen a "journalist" act the way Ramos acted.
Usually this type of behavior is left to heckling activists.
As an American of Hispanic descent, I find this action by Univision to be shameful and disrespectful to all Hispanics.
Even the networks President Isaac Lee defended Ramos' actions, saying that he has never seen this happen before.
This is the same Isaac Lee that put out at 2011 hit piece on Senator Marco Rubio, by airing a story about his brother-in-law that was arrested for Cocaine possession when Rubio was 16-years-old.
Lee is said to have aired the story in retaliation for Rubio refusing to appear on Jorge Ramos' "Al Punto" Sunday morning show.
Watch the video of the exchange between Ramos and Trump. It is clear that Ramos has an agenda, and refused to budge from it.
Ramos embarrassed himself, Univision, and the entire Latino community.


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About EmPOWERED to Serve™
People who are passionate about driving change through health justice in their communities.
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EmPOWERED to Serve is a movement inspired by American Heart/American Stroke Association multicultural volunteers around the country who are passionate about driving change through health justice in their communities. These committed ambassadors are impacting gaps in health equity through advocacy, policy, education and social change.
EmPOWERED to Serve strives to:
- Inspire and equip communities to adopt healthy living behaviors.
- Make sure that help is on the way by growing the number of CPR trained individuals.
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Education Ph.D. in Education and Human Resources – HEL Higher Education Leadership Specialization (online with classroom component)
Ph.D. in Education and Human Resource Studies About the Higher Education Leadership Specialization
The Higher Education Leadership doctoral specialization will prepare you to take on senior administrative or faculty roles at institutions of higher education and related organizations. You'll leave the program with a strong understanding of higher education structures and systems, equity and justice, and how to be a transformational leader.
This program is a 60-credit doctoral degree focused on research and on higher education administration.
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If you're already working at a higher education institution and looking to grow your knowledge and skills as a scholar-practitioner, this program is designed with you in mind.
Delivered in a hybrid format, the coursework is primarily online with two face-to-face courses per year delivered at CSU's main campus in Fort Collins. This combination helps to offer a flexible program from a reputable institution while allowing you to develop strong connections within your cohort.
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It's summer, it's sunny so here's an indie anthem for you. 'Dirt' barges down the door in fact and in the process pushes the listener in directions you thought previously impossible. Liberated riffs, energy to burn and a Vancouver band working at full capacity – yep we'll have this in our rucksack for the festivals that lay ahead. KH
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How to register a birth
A baby can be registered in any District Registration Office in Northern Ireland and must be done in person. You must complete a Birth Registration Form.
How to register a death
A death may be registered in any District Registration Office in Northern Ireland.
You must complete a Death Registration Form and have the medical certificate cause of death issued by the Doctor or Hospital, which must be given to the relevant registrar.
For deaths referred to the coroner, they will issue a cause of death certificate directly to the relevant registration office, who will contact the next of kin to organise the registration.
How to register your marriage
Couples marrying by religious ceremony should make sure that the schedule is returned to the Registrar within three days, either in person or by post.
If you don't return the marriage schedule you won't be able to order a certified copy of your marriage.
If marrying in a civil ceremony, the Registrar will register the marriage after the ceremony.
How to register a civil partnership
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James R. Beck is a CBE supporter who has contributed articles for Priscilla Papers, including a book review on James Davison Hunter's Evangelicalism: The Coming Generation.
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Book Review: My Daughter a Preacher!?!
Leslie Flynn has made many valuable contributions to the church during his long and distinguished career. He served as pastor of Grace Baptist Church in Nanuet, NY for forty years. He has written thirty-eight books including this 1996 title. I have never seen a long book by Pastor Flynn. His books are brief, not because he writes on unimportant topics but because he has the gift of concise statement and brevity.
Bernice and Leslie Flynn have seven daughters. Among them are a telecommunications engineer, a teacher, a database analyst, a lawyer, an artist, a professor of nursing, and a minister. Daughter Janna is an ordained United Church of Christ minister who currently serves as chaplain at Hamilton College in Clinton, New York. This book is an account of Pastor Flynn's personal journey in response to his daughter's decision to attend seminary and enter the ministry. Pastor Flynn writes,
In looking back, I realize that previous to my investigation into the matter I really had no opinion to change. Though raised in an environment of disapproval of women preachers, I had gone along with this view uncritically. So I did not hold any conviction on the issue or I had never given the matter much study (p. 157).
The book explores Jesus and women, women in the early church, and women in American evangelicalism at the beginning of this century, among other topics. Happily, Flynn concludes that God has called his daughter,that she is following God's leading, and that God will bless her work.
While this book does not explore new territory regarding the issue of women in ministry, it does serve a useful purpose: This is an ideal book to give your pastor, especially if he is straddling the fence on this issue. One pastor speaking to other pastors can have a powerful impact.
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Chavez, whose birthday Thursday is recognized as a holiday in California and several other states, was the founder of the United Farm Workers. He
More than 1,000 farm workers and United Farm Workers supporters celebrated Cesar Chavez's legacy Sunday by marching for fair treatment for farm workers. Residents gathered at 12 noon on Sunday, March 27, at the Patriot Park in Greenfield. Chavez's upcoming March 31 birthday is celebrated as an official holiday in 10 states, including California.
The four-mile march through the streets of Greenfield, led by UFW President Arturo Rodriguez, commemorates the life and legacy of Chavez. Keeping with the farm labor leader's vision and lifetime-dedication to farm worker rights, the event is also a push for SB 104, the Fair Treatment for Farm Workers Act. The bill, written by state Senate leader Darrell Steinberg (D-Sacramento) would help field laborers better protect themselves by making it easier for them to join unions.
"The United Farm Workers is fighting for reform legislation to restore democracy to the fields. For four years in a row, Governor Schwarzenegger vetoed UFW bills making it easier for farm workers to join a union. This year we're putting that bill on Governor Brown's desk," Rodriguez said.
Marshall Ganz, a former SNCC organizer in southwest Mississippi, is the national coordinator of the boycott. He talked about the life of a lettuce worker:
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"Most of them are paid by piece rate. They start in the fields when they are 11 or 12. For a while they can make maybe $3000 a year. But the work kills you. It is stoop work. You bend and pick. It breaks your back. The fact you are paid by the piece drives you to work harder and harder. Most lettuce pickers are finished by the time they are 30. They can't bend any more. And they have no skill and no education. Their life is over at 30. By then they usually have a child who is 10, and the child gets taken out of school and put into the fields."
The lettuce workers unionized so far (about 5000) get a minimum of $2.10 an hour, and are protected by a UFW health plan. "But the biggest difference," Ganz says, "is pride and dignity. I can walk into a field of workers, and just by the spirit I can tell if they belong to the union."
Chavez was in town last week for meetings with the presidents of chain supermarkets, asking them not to sell iceberg lettuce, or else face picket lines across the country.
"The meetings went very nicely," says Chavez. "Seven years ago, when I first came to New York with the grape boycott, I couldn't even see these executives. This week they were very cooperative...They are businessmen, just like the growers, and I talk to them the same way. I explain they make probably $5 profit a day just on lettuce, not very much. But if we picket, then they will lose about $500 a day on everything else. They understand."
Chavez says he has commitments from New York City not to buy iceberg lettuce for public schools, municipal hospitals, an the City University. Local boycott organizers will work on hotels, restaurants, and private hospitals. McDonald's hamburgers also buys a lot of lettuce.
On Saturday morning at 10 a.m. Chavez arrived at the boycott office on 34th Street to meet with about 35 full-time volunteers from New York and New Jersey. All the volunteers get room, board, and $5 a week, which is just what Cesar Chavez gets from the union.
Chavez talked and answered questions with his quiet, unaffected manner that went out of style with the bombast and excess of the late '60s. The volunteers were mostly young, in their 20s. Soon Chavez was giving a small lecture on the art of organizing.
"There are no short cuts, no easy way to organize," he said. "To get the first 12 members into our union I took five months, from April till September of 1962. I talked to each one as if he was the only farmworker in the world. That's how you have to organize, one at a time. You can't worry about time or speed. Everything good requires time and hard work. The lettuce boycott may take two years...


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Bronwyn's area of interest is in empowering women who've been suffering with anxiety, depression, stress, PTSD, chronic illness and pain, and extreme self worth and confidence issues for most of their life. Bronwyn is particularly passionate about helping women overcome traumatic, painful and distressing birth experiences, and looking at alternative ways to better support and guide women through this most critical time.


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I like topiaries , but the ones I bring in the house do not last.
As I was trimming my boxwood's as I usually do several times year, I thought about making one.
I saved the clippings to use for a faux topiary I knew it would last for a time. I had a stalk that was cut from a boxwood shrub months back that was dry.
Got a pot from the garden. Had a nice aged look from sitting in the elements - gave it a wash.
I think usually plaster or some type of cement based product is used to hold items in the pots but I didn't have any, so I used very hard Styrofoam and cut to fit the pot. Generous amount of hot glue put into the bottom of pot.
Made a hole with the wood stalk in the bottom Styrofoam- put a glob of glue in - then placed the stalk.
Shaped Styrofoam for the top, added glue in impression made with the stalk, then place that in.
The box wood greenery that was pierced in the foam was still green, it dried naturally there.
After about a year it started to turn the color of wheat, so I sprayed some green spray paint on the leaves.
The base of topiary is decorated with Spanish moss from dollar store.
The butterfly is one Annette sent me in a flower arrangement - it now hovers around the topiary. At Christmas a red bird usually sits on top.
Couple years old but holding up well.
Another idea comes to mind. Will clip some box soon for that.
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Posted by Betsy at 9:10:00 PM
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Well, how cool is that?? I love your idea, very creative! I guess I would have thought the leaves would have dropped, but it looks fantastic. I wish I could train a shrub to do that outside, too.ReplyDelete
Hi Betsy! Well how clever is that? It turned out really cute and to have sprayed it green to keep it longer worked out great! It really looks nice. GinaReplyDelete
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Supporters of open data believe that some kinds of data should be made publicly accessible for anyone to make use of. It's a viewpoint that has accompanied the explosion of data in today's digital world. With modern technology collecting more and better quality data on our world than ever before, it makes sense to open this up for social, economic, public and institutional gain.
The Open Data Institute (ODI), cofounded by world wide web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee in 2012, is just one of the many organisations pushing the open data agenda. According to the ODI, open data is defined as 'data that is available for everyone to access, use and share.' But that's not all. Open data should also be easy to access, structured, stored in a non-proprietary open format, clearly labelled, and linked to other data for context. Fulfilling all of these criteria represents the ideal for open data according to Tim Berners-Lee's 5-Star Open Data plan, a ranking system designed to improve the quality and usability of data.
The power of open data can be seen in everything from the improvement of services offered by private companies, to the promotion of democracy. The transport company CityMapper, for example, uses Transport for London data to power its app, hosting real time information on bus and train services to connect the dots for commuters. In the public sector, open data gives citizens greater ability to hold their governments to account. Open Data Barcelona holds information on everything from legal judgements made by the city council to planned urban developments, providing residents with a single portal for authoritative information on their city.
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When it comes to the important things that can make or break an event, couple of are as important as the quality, flavor and look of the food and drinks you serve. A lot is riding on your decision which caterer to work with, and if you think this decision truly isn't that important, take a look at it this way, incredible catering can save an event that's on the rocks, however bad catering will generally send guests to the doors.
In addition, due to the fact that catering is typically the # 1 or # 2 line-item cost for many occasions, the catering service you select is also a considerable budgetary decision and can influence how much money you have left over to spend on other areas depending upon food expenses and quantities.
Include the fact that catering services can differ drastically in their rates and the types of meals and services they use, and the procedure of selecting a catering service can figuratively and actually seem like you are comparing apples to oranges.
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Of all the event and catering professionals we talked with, this showed up over and over and over again, mainly because how responsive and interested a caterer is during your initial conversations is a sign of how they will perform during the length of their contract with you (and more on contracts later on).
A prospective catering service must be learning as much as they can about you in your very first few conversations with them, so you ought to expect them to be talking and asking concerns about 20% of the time and you providing responses and outlining your requirements about 80% of the time.
# 2 Capability To Manage Your Particular Type of Occasion In Boyland 4275
Not every catering service is best or every kind of occasion, and many catering services themselves honestly admit this.
So when interviewing your Boyland catering services (and you should consult with a minimum of 3 catering services for any occasion with a reasonable budget), you have to specify about the type of occasion you are preparing and the kind of food and/or presentation you are anticipating. Otherwise, you might end up picking a caterer who merely isn't a good fit for the type or style of your occasion.
Almost every caterer has a standard menu or menus to select from, and lots of do supply some level of built-in flexibility to adapt these menus to your specific requirements by substituting particular items and/or customizing others.
Nevertheless, the standout catering services will exceed standardized menu options and be willing to develop remarkable fare that matches much more particular style and dietary needs.
# 3 Determination To Provide Tastings
How will you ever understand what a caterer can do unless you sample their goods? And more particularly, how will you know what the menu items you are considering will taste like unless you specifically try them?
Some people avoid asking to sample the particular items they want for their event due to the fact that it appears like a hassle for the caterer, but it is standard to request a tasting of exactly what you are planning to order before you sign on the dotted line.
In addition, you can ask for wine parings for these tastings if they are appropriate for your occasion (once again, be prepared to pay a charge, it's a small cost to pay to ensure you choose the best catering service). When you are sampling the food, also attend to how it is presented, as any catering service who puts in the time to properly show a sample will most likely be more likely to make that sort of effort on your event day.
Are you an event manager who needs to handle catering details, budget plans and tasks?
Or are you a catering service who has to track proposals, invoices, meal choices, inventory and other customer information?
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You might be in for a surprise if you employ a BARBEQUE take-out joint to cater a formal ballroom fundraiser. Or if you pick a high-end corporate event catering service to serve a barn wedding. Why? Since these caterers may not be accustomed to preparing and serving food in such a setting.
This can get even more particular depending on constraints of the location itself, like when it comes to museums and historical sites.
A lot more standard locations can likewise have constraints that caterers need to follow, like specific setup standards or disposal constraints for waste food and water, so having a caterer that is familiar with a location's rules can potentially save you lots of hassle on occasion day.
# 5 Complete Description Of Services/Goods Promised In The Contract
The caterer's contract need to plainly spell out precisely what food, drinks and services the catering service will be providing on the designated day( s). Moreover, it needs to safeguard you from non-performance as much as it secures the caterer from non-payment/default, so you may want to consider having a lawyer} look at it before you sign it.
Every detail should be included in the agreement, included chosen menus, number of portions and/or people to be served, beverage/bar service details (if appropriate) and all rates and additional services.
No catering service in Boyland with a shred of self-respect and scruples participates in an agreement with plans to bail at the last minute, but you have to make certain there is a cancellation clause in your agreement just in case your caterer has to cancel.
You do not wish to be left without recourse with only days or hours prior to your occasion, so simply make sure cancellation procedures and charges are in place so you do have a backup plan.
# 6 References You Can Call and Speak With
Of course you will have to look into the caterers you are thinking about, and it's always excellent to start online and check out sites.
Nevertheless, don't stop there, as online reviews are not constantly reliable (or perhaps authentic); for instance, a good catering service may have had a few nightmare/hater customers who skew their rankings, while a genuinely average caterer may have padded their online reviews. So see if you can find some previous customers of the caterers you are considering and reach out to them.
# 7 Insurance Coverage
Every catering service we talked with called insurance protection "a provided" for catering services, and you definitely don't wish to lawfully be on the hook for some oversight or accident that was the fault of your caterer.
# 8 A Skilled Chef and Cooking Area Staff
Surprisingly, the length of time a catering company in Boyland has stayed in business might not be as critical in picking a terrific catering service as you might think.
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"Suwe ora Jamu"
'Back to nature' is not merely a slogan in Java and Indonesia. The visible proof is the use of traditional herbal medicine of various type of 'medical plants', either from the leaves, the fruits, the roots, the flowers or the barks, etc.
These herbal medicine had been used since the ancient time up to now, it is largely consumed by people of different level; lower, middle and upper, in the villages and in the big cities.
The study of jamu had been conducted by Rumphius, a botanist as early as the year 1775 AD by publishing a book 'Herbaria Amboinesis'. A scientific research for jamu by the research center of herbal medicine in Bogor Botanical Garden, resulting a publication of a book 'Medical Book for Children and Adults', composed by E. Van Bent.
The first seminar about jamu has been held in Solo in 1940, followed by a Formation of Indonesia's Jamu Committee in 1944. In the 1966, a seminar on jamu was held again. In 1981, a book by title of 'The use of Medical Plants' was established to support the jamu industry in the country.
The method of using the jamu remains the same as the ancestors did. Some are consumed by drinking it and some are for outside application.
At present one could buy easily ready made jamu packed modernly in the form of powder, pills, capsules, drinking liquid and ointments. Of course there are still jamu shops, which sell only ingredients or prepare the jamu on spot as required by buyers. Some women are roaming the street to sell jamu, is a common view across the country.
The traditional methods of making jamu such as by boiling the prepared herbal ingredients (jamu godok) still prevail in Javanese society. The popular traditional tools of making jamu are still available in many Javanese houses such as; Lumpang (small iron Mortar), pipisan, parut (grater), kuali (clay pot), etc.
What kind of disease could jamu cure?
The Herbs for Jamu
It is worth to note that some jamu factories in Java are exporting its products. Besides the export of ready made jamu, 25 kinds of herbal plants and ingredients are also in the list of export to Europe, Australia, USA, Japan, etc.
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As a Javanese idiom says "Ngadi Sarira" to maintain the body to be always in perfect condition is of prime important. The way of life of a Javanese is greatly influenced by the royal culture. Not surprisingly that the art of "Keeping Beauty' is originated from the court palaces.
The Secret of a Princess Beauty
As told in the story of wayang (leather puppet) by the dalang (puppet master) , all parts of a princess body is always perfect and alluring: the beautiful black thick hair, a smooth skin, bright eyes, charming eye brows, eye lids and nose, bright reddish lips, white nicely teeth, wonderful built neck and shoulder, beautiful hands and arms, a waist like the one of a bee meanings slim and perfectly built.
The dalang with a clear deep voice, like in the poem reading adores the beauty of a princess with a thousands of words. It seems that all words of a complete dictionary are not enough to express of what a wonderful beauty a princess has.
The use of Traditional Jamu and Cosmetics
Some of the products are consumed directly by eating it, for instance Kepel Fruit (a brown fruit of a chicken egg size), it's a natural deodorant. By eating it that would fragrant the odor of the body even the urine smells the fragrance of that fruit.
Jambu Mawar ( a kind of rose apple, mawar means a flower of rose) gives a fresh smell of breath. Some cosmetics are for outside application such as bedak dingin (cool powder) and lulur (scrubbing powder).
Beauty Care
Finally, a hair oil by the name of cemceman, made of coconut oil with pandanus , kenanga flower, jeruk purut etc. is applied.
Skin Care
For other parts of the body, lulur is applied, popularly known as mandi lulur (lulur bathing).
Lulur is also made from tendered rice, pandanus, some leaves of kemuning (with yellow color) and some medicinal roots. The lulur should stimulate the body to throw out the dead cells, replace it with new ones, stimulate blood circulation under the skin, smooth the skin and at the same time scents it.
Steaming the body
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Congratulations to Carter on receiving the Anthony Hard Memorial Award at the 2018 Cardiff Devils' Awards Evening.
The Anthony Hard award is given to a junior devil recognised for their perseverance and dedication to their club. It was first bestowed on the Cardiff Junior Devils back in 2015 following the death of Anthony Hard, a 36-year old Newport man who courageously fought brain cancer while he and his wife, Nahella, raised funds for their disabled son, Casey.
Anthony was an aircraft engineer in the RAF when he first found out he had cancer while stationed in Afghanistan. The diagnosis came in November 2011, just eight days after the birth of Casey. Anthony, also father to older daughter, Reagan, first underwent surgery to remove a tumour in April 2012, and then again in February 2013 when the disease returned. Unfortunately, in July 2015, Anthony received the devastating news the cancer had spread and was told he had between 3 to 6-months to live.
Just three years after his original diagnosis and having raised thousands of pounds to access special equipment which allows little Casey to enjoy a more comfortable life, Anthony Hard died in November 2015.
Anthony's connection to Cardiff Junior Devils was through sharing the same passion as Brent Pope who, at the time was one of the original founders and Trustees for the junior club when it was known as Devils Community Foundation (DCF).
The two men met as a result of the RAF's historic support of the former DCF and they became great friends. Like Brent, Anthony loved the Cardiff Devils and what it was all about. Anthony loved that it was a no nonsense sport, he loved the skill, the speed and the razzmatazz.
Brent describes Anthony as having talent, he was gifted and he had a million, dollar smile. He was extremely passionate about his family, friends, places, sport and music and he loved seeing people succeed. To win his annual award is a bestowment. An incredible honour and privilege.
The award was first handed out in April 2016 to Netminder, Lewis Davies who plays for the U18s. Then in March 2017, the award was presented to U15s player, Charlotte Harris.
For 2018, at the Devils Awards Evening, the award was presented by Anthony Hard's three brothers, Michael, Simon & Tom to U18s player, Carter Lloyd.
Nominations for the award are made by the club's coaching team and words used to describe Carter by some of the coaches were:- an inspiration; a team player;
has achieved the most; has the right work ethics and shown maturity towards others and their club.
Carter Jaice Lloyd first joined the Cardiff Junior Devils when he was just 7-years old. Since then, he has represented the club at Conference and National level at every age group and at GB16s.
Everyone at the club knows Carter and not simply because his dad, Andrew is the club's Lead Coach but because Carter is a genuinely, nice guy. He is great role model with some of the younger members, often seen chatting, advising, helping and more importantly fist or glove bumping with them, both on and off the ice.
Coaches, managers and the parents who know him well, all speak highly of Carter as he shows so much respect to his elders and peers within the club and the wider hockey community.
Carter has performed well at junior level and, as he just celebrates his 17th birthday, he is already gearing himself up to achieve even more at senior level.
In spite of a shoulder injury, which has troubled him for the last 2-years, Carter never loses focus as he continues to keep his sight firmly on his ultimate goal which is to play the highest level of hockey available to him.
Carter has desires to continue his education and hockey development in leading hockey nations such as Sweden, but before making such a big change in his life, he is committed to finishing his A level studies here in his hometown, Cardiff.
It would be a big privilege to him if he should ever play for Cardiff Devils Elite as playing for his hometown, "would be just awesome!"
Well done Carter. Thoroughly deserved!
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Still sticking with Liverpool eliminates Real in the second leg with a goalless or 1-1 draw.
Keys: Will Arbeloa be available at right back. If so, then they will have Mascherano and Xabi to playing holding – maybe even bring in Lucas – with Gerrard, Kuyt and Babel or Ngog. Torres off the bench if required. Real are going to have be patient else they will be two goals down overall with Liverpool hitting them on the counter. Best best for a first half goal is off a set piece. Get Mascherano on a yellow early and it will reduce his aggression which is key to getting a foothold in midfield. Also, can Liverpool handle Robben on the wing? I think they will as they will double up with a midfielder and the left back (probably Aurelio) on Robben.
Potential surprise matchwinner: Out of favor Van der Vaart or Schneider.
Observation: For an English team vs a Spanish team, there sure are a lot of Spaniards on the English team and more Dutch players on the combined squads than any other contingent.
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Every year we try to spend a weekend together to review our vision, values and strategic goals. We do have a lot of laughs together and time to relax but the main reason to be together is to analyse our progress against our plans. I am sure that some would find that intimidating but for us it is a time to reflect, ask the hard questions and to plan for the next few years. Night time was the time to relax and talk.
This year we had a chance to celebrate the progress of our school over the past 5 years. I was going to say that it has been a rocky journey and that would be an in joke for those who have lived in Christchurch since Sept 2010.
Despite everything we have grown and changed so that each year our students and their whanau are getting a great education right here in the local area.
Thank you to everyone who has made this part of our journey a success. It is time for us to dream again and to think about the next generation of planning.


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So Much for Apple Abandoning the Mac!June 15th, 2010
In the wake of a WWDC devoid of Mac-related announcements, beyond a press release to introduce Safari 5 for Mac and Windows, some ill-informed pundits have again declared the Mac dead and buried. This is the sort of thing they do to fill blogs and incorporate misguided analyst comments, without bothering to see what's really going on.
Actually, Mac sales have continued to climb ahead of the PC market as a whole, and on Tuesday morning, Apple released a major refresh to the Mac mini. For the first time, they ditched the plastic case, and went aluminum. As you might expect, the internal workings are more powerful, with a slightly faster Intel Core 2 Duo processor, more powerful NVIDIA-based integrated graphics, and a larger hard drive.
The extras include a separate HDMI port for direct connection to your flat panel TV and an SD card slot, the later the same as you find in most MacBook Pros. But the critics are sniping at the increase in the purchase price of the entry-level model from $599 to $699. This is unfortunate, because it would seem that the value of the added parts would compensate for the price change.
More to the point, Apple has evidently worked hard to make the new Mac mini an easier pill to swallow. For one thing, you don't need a putty knife or a similar implement to open the case and add memory. There's a removable panel on the bottom of the unit, something that we have been asking for ever since the original Mac mini debuted in 2005. With two readily available slots, you can increase onboard RAM to 8GB, and you don't have to restrict yourself to the Apple brand which adds $500 to the purchase price.
All right, if you want to change the hard drive, the task is clearly more onerous, but I'll let the teardown experts figure out the easiest methods to perform that chore. Or just add $100 to the purchase price to get a custom built version that increases drive capacity from the standard 320GB to 500GB. That would appear to be worthwhile, since you don't have to hand over money to a service person to do the task for you.
The other big improvement is the integrated power supply. No longer do you have to concern yourself about managing another huge power brick below your desk.
Whether there will be resistance from would-be purchasers go the Mac mini price boost is anyone's guess. In any case, the server version, which sports a pair of 500GB drives, Snow Leopard Server, but no optical drive, remains at $999.
Forgetting the response to the latest and greatest Mac mini, that Apple was willing to invest in a very new form factor after more than five years makes it quite clear that this model lineup has a future. Adding HDMI also portends a possible Apple TV replacement, although it's clear the end game isn't apparent just yet. But clearly the Mac mini has meant to function in your living room.
Typical of recent Mac hardware updates, the arrival of the Mac mini was heralded with a simple press release. That leaves the Mac Pro and the MacBook Air getting long in the tooth, but it's always possible one or both will receive a refresh in the next few weeks.
My friends, this is probably pretty much the routine you are going to see when it comes to new Mac introductions. The only difference will be the launch of Mac OS 10.7, which clearly isn't going to happen until some time in 2011. At that point in time, Apple will no doubt unveil the specifics at a special media event or WWDC conference. There will, of course, workshops for developers to help them master the new features and make their apps fully compatible.
Although I'm not into making predictions, the earliest possible release date for Snow Leopard's successor would probably be the fall of 2011. There is really no incentive for Apple to rush things. PC hardware, aside from those dreadful netbooks, is largely unchanged, and there's nothing so compelling in Windows 7 that Apple is forced to work any harder to devise a new operating system reference release. They can take their time and release 10.7 when it's ready, not based on anyone's timetable.
More to the point, I think it is clear that the Mac, as successful as it remains, will ultimately be largely supplanted by the iPad, a successor, or someone else's product for most regular users. Content creators will demand heavy-duty hardware as always, though I suppose there will be more advanced tablet-based devices that could serve as traditional PC replacements.
But that's something I don't think anyone has to worry about for the next few years. There's no question that you'll still be seeing plenty of "death of the Mac" pronouncements between now and then. Just take those claims for what they are worth, which is next to nothing.
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Chester, Cheshire West and Chester, Reino Unido
Our home has two bedrooms,a study,two bathrooms(one ensuite),a good- sized lounge with dining area and a large kitchen with dining table. The kitchen has a...
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My house was completely rebuilt in 1988.It is South facing and on a quiet road less than 10 minutes walk from Chester City Centre, and only 5 minutes from the walls and racecourse.It used to be the stables of the big house next door. As the living room is upstairs it is very light and airy.There is one long (wood-floored)living room/dining room (I have a big double futon-settee in the living room) and a kitchen upstairs.The living room can be curtained off for more privacy.Downstairs is the main bedroom with French windows opening onto the garden. In a curtained off area there is a single bed plus a camp bed. The bathroom is also downstairs(no shower)There is a spiral staircase inside (so not suitable for small children), and outside there are steps up to the double doors which are on the balcony. There is a large walled garden. Not super-modern (no Sky T.V., no D.V.D.) but with lots of character. I also own the other cottage on the same plot, but this is rented out long term to a young couple.You may not even meet them.
My name is Wendy and I am a retired (primary-school) teacher aged 68.
I cannot be away for more than two weeks at the most & don't like really hot weather.
I like architecture, history, ambling about,museums, art galleries, music,swimming,socialising,and reading, so if anyone out there (except Australia, N.Z., USA, Canada) wants to do an exchange with me at any time of the year, contact me. Although I can drive, I don't really enjoy it, so places where a car is not needed would be ideal. I like places with water (sea, harbours,lakes, rivers etc.) as I find water very relaxing, to swim in, sail on, or just watch. I will not be exchanging my car as it's only insured for me to drive. I do smoke, but only about 5 cigarettes a day. I am trying to quit. I would smoke outside if you wished.
Chester is South of Liverpool, on the Welsh border. I live between the River Dee, and the Shropshire Union Canal,5 minutes walk from the Walls and the racecourse, in a quiet street. My local shops are 200 metres away and include most things you could need, a small supermarket,various "take-aways",a chip-shop, 2 cafes, 3 pubs, one of which,(Telford's Warehouse)has live music 3 or 4 nights a week.This is before you even get into the city.Everything in Chester is close by, it only takes about 25 minutes to walk right across the city. It is a beautiful city, with 2,000 years of history, a Roman Wall (which you can walk along) right around the city, an amphitheatre,the River Dee,Chester Races (May to September at "The Roodee", 5 minutes walk from my house),the Zoo,lots of shops (the Rows, shops on 2 levels dating back 700 years),a 1000 year-old Cathedral, and many places to eat. We are close to Liverpool (European City of Culture 2008, and home to the Albert Dock, a world Heritage Site), Manchester and the Welsh Mountains.The trains to Liverpool take 35 minutes, Manchester about 50 mins.Economy airlines fly to Liverpool and Manchester from all over Europe. There is no need of a car here,unless you want to get right off the beaten track. To see some of the attractions of Chester visit the website www. visitchester.com or www.busybus.com will show you some of the other places you can visit near here. Wikipedia is good too.
The train to London takes 2hours 10 minutes. Railway station is a 20 minute walk from my house.
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Dear Summit Register,
A mailbox shouldn't be on top of the mountain. Did you give up your good life—a green lawn, a cul-de-sac, a family that loved you—because you wanted something a little more exciting and affirming? Whatever the reason, you left home, and now you lie here instead, battered by rocks and blasted by the wind. You're dented, and your flag fell off, and you don't even have a post anymore. Someone built a cairn around you just so the winds don't throw you off the summit, the way a toddler throws her favorite toy out the car window just to see. You deserve better, Register.
Why'd you do it, Register? Why did you leave the suburbs for a windswept scree-scape? Maybe the two-for-one coupons, dentist's reminders, and extra-special credit card offers weren't as fulfilling as we thought they were. Maybe you wanted something wilder, something elemental and rough around the edges. I guess text messages and email have changed life for mailboxes, huh? You probably didn't get a lot of real letters anymore, the kind full of emotion and crossings-out and spelling errors.
Maybe you feel more connected up here, even though you're alone most of the time. There's something about the wind and the rock and the crows and the cold and the emptiness that makes people feel a little bit more readily, don't you think? And they share it all with you, Register, the secret-keeper of the mountaintop.
"MJ hearts TH"
"I love you, and I wish you were up here with me."
"Amazing summit! Been here every year since 1973! – JKM"
"The world is beautiful!"
People come up here for the same reasons you did, Register. Being on a summit like this makes a person feel alive in a way that being nailed to post by the driveway never could. It's a tougher life here, no doubt about it, but it reinforces the important things and brings with it a sense of peace and accomplishment. Those are hard to find when you're spending your days waiting for the calloused hand of the mailman. Even the simplest summit notes—"August 3rd: blue skies, no wind"—have a real-life physicality that the glossiest catalogs can't match.
"Being on a summit like this makes a person feel alive in a way that being nailed to post by the driveway never could."
During your time as guardian of the summit, you've understood that even the less eloquent entries—"Timmy wuz hear"—contain a spark of passion and pride. Dangit Timmy, you were here. You climbed this mountain, and you probably did it in flip-flops. Way to give 'er, Timmy.
Mountaintops are good places to meet a pretty broad cross-section of humanity, don't you think, Register? In your old life, you'd be lucky if a substitute mailman came by every few months. But here on the summit, you'll meet day trippers, first-timers, mountaineers, and old pros. You'll get to know the contemplators and the ruckus-raisers, the quiet observers and the summit celebrators. Everybody enjoys the summit differently, but we're all happy up here, and almost everybody leaves a note.
Thanks for listening, Register.


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Cambridge Audio - Minx Min 12 Ultra-Compact Satellite Speaker Each
Cambridge Audio Minx Min 12 Ultra-Compact Satellite Speaker Each
We've always loved the positively huge sound that comes from Cambridge Audio's tiny Minx Min Series speakers. Seriously, speakers this small shouldn't sound this good! So when Cambridge announced the Minx Min 12, the latest version of their little mighty mites, we knew good things were in store. At just over 3" cubed, these remarkably small speakers will instantly fill your living space with a tonal presence that has to be heard to be believed. Whether you're looking to maximize your music or movie experience or add depth to your favorite TV shows and sports events, the newly refined Minx Min 12 is waiting to show you what you've been missing.
The Minx Min 12's latest 4th generation BMR driver features more rigid construction than previous designs for even better dispersion.
That extra-wide dispersion means you can put your speakers where you want and still enjoy deep, spacious stereo or surround sound throughout your entire room. This makes Minx Min speakers ideal for room layouts where your speaker placement options are less than optimal. The BMR driver also features a larger magnet structure for greater efficiency, and increased driver excursion for improved bass handling, better integration with a subwoofer, and richer sound.
Naturally, you want your speakers to fit into your home, rather than having to design your living space around your system. That's why the compact Minx Min 12 satellites include a keyhole slot wall mounting bracket. They can also be swivel-mounted to your wall, placed on stands, or positioned on a tabletop using optional hardware. You can mix and match between colors, or go for the larger Minx Min 22 models in the front of your room with Minx Min 12s in the back.
frequency response 150-20,000 Hz
recommended amplifier power: 25-200 watts
sensitivity 86 dB
impedance: 8 ohms compatible
4th generation 2-1/4" BMR (Balanced Mode Radiator) full-range driver with better dispersion for a wider soundstage
larger magnet structure than previous generation for greater efficiency
acoustically damped thermo-polymer and extruded aluminum cabinet
scratch-resistant high-gloss lacquer finish
removable binding post terminals accept bare wire, pin connectors, spade connectors, or banana plugs
included keyhole slot wall mounting bracket
screw hole for use with optional pivoting wall bracket, floor stand, or tabletop stand
3-1/8"W x 3-1/8"H x 3-11/16"D
weight: 0.95 lbs.
warranty: 5 years
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