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Twenty five years. That's how much time passed between visits with my girlfriend, Wendy.
Twenty five years ago, I didn't know it would be decades before I saw her again. I can't even recall our last hurrah. Possibly drinks and dancing at Black Angus. Maybe an evening bbq at a friend's house.
You might guess we reunited through FaceBook, but it was actually Flickr, where I found a recent photo of her, and MyLife (formerly Classmates dot com) where I paid $14.95 for 1 month membership and access to her contact information.
Not long after mailing her a letter and current family photo, my phone rang. It was Wendy!
♫♪♬ Reunited and it feels so good! ♫♪♬
Fast forward to Tuesday.
♫♪♬ My girlfriend's back… ♫♪♬
Wendy, her husband, and her parents were spending a week in Vegas. By 11am, I was hugging my friend again after all these years! Wow, she was as gorgeous as ever. And tall! I don't remember her being so tall. Her family was all so nice, and made me feel welcome.
While the men headed to the Bass Pro Shop, we ladies headed for the Fashion Show Mall. Making our way through the maze of underground parking, we scored a sweet parking spot close to one of the many entrances. Macy's, Dillards, Chico's, Coldwater Creek, and Forever 21 called out to us, and we answered! Two hours flew by as we navigated the stores, trying on outfits here and there. Wendy scored an excellent deal at Macy's, bagging 4 pairs of shorts and a pair of capris for $50.
For lunch, we drove to Tommy Bahama's Cafe at Town Square.
Three Blackberry Basil Smashes, please! Actually, they said they no longer offer that cocktail, but after checking with the bartender, we were told they WOULD make them! We have a feeling they scooted over to the nearby Whole Foods for ingredients.
Wendy's Mom and I had the fish tacos, and Wendy had chicken salad. The fish was blackened and spicy, with contrasting cool, crisp slaw on top. To the side was a deep fried tortilla bowl with plantains and sweet pineapple, coconut "pudding".
Laughter and conversation flowed easily. It is amazing to pick up with dear friends right where you left off. We drank, ate, enjoyed the lovely atmosphere, and each other's company for several hours.
I won't let another 25 years slip away.
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Reunion In Vegas
Twenty five years. That's how much time passed between visits with my girlfriend, Wendy.
Can A Whore Get A Drink?
I had such a strange dream last night. Thank you, Taco Bell.
In this dream, I was a prostitute. Quiet! I worked in a swanky Mall -slash- Casino -slash- Hotel. Police were looking for a missing person, and all the whores' suites were to be searched. My trick (is that the right term?) was a nice, elderly gentleman who wanted to buy me a drink. I was just about to tell the bartender my order when my date cut me off, and ordered two shots of a clear liquor. Then it dawned on me. Can a whore order a drink, or do you have to just take what you're offered?
Typical of a casino, it was hard to find my way around. For the life of me, I couldn't figure out how to exit! Plus, the mall was very enticing. I'll bet I spent a lot of my earnings there.
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Operation Rewind
If you hadn't seen someone for twenty years, wouldn't you want to look your best for the reunion? That is exactly the predicament I recently faced. Facebook reunites me with friends from my past, and lucky for me, one was was planning a trip to Vegas. We conversed for months making plans to meet for lunch while she was in town.
Although I dragged my feet for a while, by April Operation Rewind was underway. I needed to recapture my youthful glow!
Step 1: Exfoliate.
I'm a big fan of Bobbi Brown's Beach Scrub. Alas, my wallet is not. I was able to find a new creation, the Bobbi Brown Sandbar. Quick Review: Bobbi, your sandbar hurt me. The sand was so rough it was akin to rubbing cut glass on my legs. A bit harsh? Yeah, so was your sandbar until the sandy layer washed away after only two uses. Now I am left with a 1″x2″ bar of beach-scented soap.
My first and possibly 2nd layer of skin removed, I was now ready for …
Step 2: Self-Tanning.
Jergens Natural Glow for Fair Skin turned me from translucent to pale without a hint of orange. I still have my Chanel face tanner from last year, and slathered that on too. Slightly bronzy facial skin achieved.
Step 3: Teeth Whitening
Found Crest's Premium Whitestrips under my sink and said, "What the heck." Noticeably whiter teeth after three uses.
Step 4: Pedicure
No funds for the local nail salon, so I clipped, filed and painted my own toes. Rocking OPI's – Sweet As Annie-Thing! from their 90210 Collection.
Step 5: Wardrobe
Grabbed a lovely Forever 21 sundress from my closet, a gravity-defeating Victoria's Secret strapless bra from my lingerie drawer, comfy Havaianas flip-flops, and I was good to go!
Unfortunately my friend was not. Her hotel overbooked and bumped her to another resort, causing her a lot of stress. Thus our lunch plans went kaput.
I hope her travels bring her back to Vegas soon. I'm not sure how long the effects of Operation Rewind last.
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Vegas Day Trip
Just returned from a day trip to Vegas. I love it there!
First stop, in Henderson actually, was Trader Joe's. I brought a cooler and ice packs for the frozen items such as the Japanese ice cream the kids are so fond of. I also picked up a bottle of the new Clementine Sparkling Juice. Two thumbs way up!
After filling the cooler half way and securing the non-perishables, I ventured over to the Mandalay Bay hotel & casino. It is the first resort as you enter the strip from the south end, and offers quick access to their parking facilities.
The restaurant formerly situated next to the Burger Bar has been replaced by the new Hussong's Cantina. It being Cinco de Mayo, I was in the mood for a margarita and Mexican fare. Ok, I'm always in the mood for a margarita and Mexican fare.
Hussong's was having "The Most Interesting Man" Look-Alike contest. Had I know, I would have tried to bring my husband. He has the beard & mustache!
Well, regardless, I made my way to the entrance and requested a table for one. I was given a nice little table off to the side, a basket of chips & salsas, the menu and time to review it.
Hussong's offers an Original and a Traditional margarita. I honestly didn't know the difference, but assumed the original would be loaded with alcohol. When my waitperson approached, she offered me advice on my cocktail selection as well as my lunch choice. The Original uses all fresh ingredients while the Traditional uses a mix. I opted for the Original (both cost $10/ea.) I was torn between the lobster tacos and the avocado shrimp salad, and my server raved about the salad, calling it one of her favorite dishes. I ordered the salad, then sat back, enjoyed my chips, salsa and cocktail while listening to the laughter of fellow diners.
Soon my meal was approaching… an entire avocado, breaded and deep fried, filled with cooked shrimp and served on a bed of lettuce. Interesting! Tasty. Not sure I would order it again. The batter was rather thick on the avocado, but not bad overall. I gave Hussong's 4 out of 5 stars on Yelp.
After lunch, I went to see my stylist, Brooklyn at ARCs, also in the Mandalay Bay. She gave me a trim and brightened my color (i.e. covered my gray). Her lovely assistant, Little Kelly did an amazing job rinsing & washing my hair and massaging my head & shoulders.
On the way out of dodge, I swung by the Cheesecake Factory for a few slices for my family; original with strawberries, key lime, and red velvet. I can attest the key lime is fantastic!
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Found Montana in Arizona
On Wednesday, my youngest daughter, Pearl, and I ventured to Lake Havasu City to see Montana Lady Golfer. Montana and I have been friends on MySpace and Facebook for about a year.
Montana gave us a warm welcome, jumping up & down and giving us hugs upon arrival. Once inside her lovely home, Montana served my favorite wine (sauvignon blanc), crackers, and an assortment of delicious cheeses! I hand delivered a package of fruits & cheese to Montana from her 2009 Secret Santa. Montana was so pleased and said it was the perfect gift.
Ever so thoughtful, Montana carefully opened a fishing game and challenged Pearl to a round. Pearl mopped the floor with her, but our host may have thrown the game.
Time to hop into Montana's convertible and drop her hubby off at the golf course. Then we girls were off for Fast Food and Shopping.
Pearl loves McDonalds, and was excited to have an Alvin & The Chipmonks Happy Meal. We took the scenic route to the new mall, and Montana spoiled Pearl with a Deluxe Bead Kit and 3 smaller bead sets from Michael's.
A leisurely drive across the London Bridge led us to The Naked Turtle for beach time!
We found a few shells & pretty rocks, and got our tootsies wet. It was a beautiful day with temps in the high 60's. Something about playing on the beach makes you hungry. The Beach Bar was undergoing some renovations, but the restaurant upstairs was open. Wow is their food GOOD!! We shared orders of calamari and fish & chips while Pearl had an ice cream sundae.
This day just FLEW by! It was nearly 5pm, and we had to pick up Montana's hubby from the golf course. I hope he had a good day!
Montana wrapped up some shish-kebobs for Pearl and I to take home. We were running out of daylight, and my hubby and eldest daughter were at home awaiting on return.
Natalie and Pearl are still having a GREAT time making bracelets & necklaces. Tom and I are grilling the kebobs tonight!
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Stepney Meat
November 11, 2017 by Tor Park
Our lamb, goat meat and pork will be for sale in the cafe from Wednesday 15th November – in our new display freezer in the Farm Shop!
There will be leg, shoulder and belly joints for roasting, chops, steaks and more for stewing and curries. As ever the meat is high welfare, rare breed and as local as you can possibly get in London; plus the goat and lamb is Halal.
Buy now for your Sunday roast or Christmas dinner while stocks last, and please do let your friends and neighbours know.
Some interesting info about the different breeds…
Jacobs lamb is sought after for its tender 'melt in the mouth texture' that is tasty without being strong.
Soay lamb is leaner and more flavourful than supermarket lamb. This rare breed takes its name from the island of Soay in the remote St. Kilda group north west of Scotland
Toggenburg goat meat is lean and tender. The joints are delicious roasted and the cuts are great for stewing and curries.
We also still have some pork available
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Interaction between science and policy: an essential driver for integrity and performance in New Zealand's environment and economy
Speech by Dr Stephen Goldson, Strategy Advisor to the Office of the Prime Minister's Science Advisory Committee, to the MAF Policy, Science and Economics conference, 5 May 2011
Good afternoon everyone and thank you for asking me to this session.
I am actually an applied entomologist and had a really good time for about 15 years in the MAF Research Division and then MAF Technology before it was turned into AgResearch. I have a debt of gratitude to MAF for putting me through half of my MSc and then my PhD at Lincoln. Those who were then my bosses were great leaders and seemed particularly tolerant of the foibles of the callow neophyte I was then. People like Peter O'Hara, Robin Scott, Russ Ballard, David Joblin, Bill Kain, Rod East and many others were remarkably patient, encouraging and constructive. Indeed, MAF made such an imprint on me that when I am tired or distracted or both, I occasionally still refer to AgResearch as MAF, which is embarrassing for everyone particularly at meetings.
As I said, I have spent much of my career at Lincoln working on the suppression of some of our worst exotic forage pest species using parasitoid biological control agents. Linked to this more latterly, I have developed an interest in ways to enhance New Zealand's border biosecurity and now work 70% of my time as the Executive Director of a multi-organisational...
The Biological Control Agents introduced to New Zealand (BCANZ) database is now available to help regulators and researchers find information on biological control agents that have been introduced to New Zealand to help manage weed and invertebrate pests.
The database currently contains records for 720 introductions of 518 biological control agents against 126 targets (25 weeds and 101 invertebrates). This information is being constantly updated.
Initiated originally by the Environmental Risk Management Authority (ERMA NZ), BCANZ is now maintained by Better Border Biosecurity (B3).
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The programme 'Better Border Biosecurity' (B3) is a partnership between research providers (AgResearch, Plant and Food Research, Scion and Lincoln University) and end users (MAF BNZ, ERMA New Zealand, Department of Conservation and the Forest Biosecurity Research Council). One of the research priorities identified in the partnership has been to assist those applying to ERMA NZ for approval for new biocontrol agent introductions to better meet the HSNO Act Section 36 Minimum Standards. An example of where assistance may be useful is in predicting and explaining the likelihood (which can be minuscule) of a new introduction displacing native species, or causing other deterioration of natural habitats.
When considering the release of a new biological control agent into New Zealand, the Biosecurity and HSNO Acts require that ERMA NZ take "the relationship of Māori and their culture and traditions with their ancestral lands, water, sites, wahi tapu [sacred places], valued flora and fauna, and other taonga [treasures]" into account when applications are considered. The Act also requires that consideration be given to the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi (the Treaty of Waitangi).
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Illegal traveller encampment cleared
Written by BBC News on March 8, 2019
An illegal encampment of travellers who demanded two thousand pounds from the business owner whose ground they were on, has been cleared.
The group in six caravans and several vehicles, arrived at Hortonwood on 4 March. Officers from Telford and Wrekin Council's enforcement team along with West Mercia Police visited the site the following day after a complaint from the business owner.
The occupants were served with a 'Notice to Quit' but were offered the opportunity to move onto the Council's Transit Site, which they declined. They left Hortonwood later that evening.
Cllr Richard Overton, Telford & Wrekin Council's Cabinet Member for Enforcement said: "Once again, our officers acted quickly when the encampment was reported to the Council. As part of our efforts to quickly resolve issues, we offer travellers temporary accommodation at our Transit site which gives them the opportunity to stay somewhere, albeit briefly. It also provides us with a practical solution."


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12/08/2018 Sunday
So this week has been a little hard. And by a little I mean a lot.
Wednesday I had one the most rollercoaster day I've had in what seems a long time. It took me right back to my final year of uni where I was depressed and that's scary. It felt like I couldn't trust myself to just live my life and just trust in life. I felt like at any moment BAM life could be like SURPRISE MOTHERFUCKER haha you thought you were happy and leading a balanced life wellllllllllllllll … (evil tapping of the fingers)
Thankfully later that same day I got a tiny cramp! It was my bodies way of saying hey it's alright, it's just hormones because you're period is about to arrriiivvee (it finally arrived today Sunday). Knowing made me feel better and not so anxious but I still felt really shitty. Like I did nearly everything in my list of things to do when down and although for a bit I felt better it was only temporary.
Thursday I woke up feeling so so, so I decided that I need to take a mental health day and I told myself, no work. I decided it was a day to just be with myself and try just cope and that's what I did. I de cluttered a bit because that always has the power to make me feel better.
I also painted and drew but it was for me, not because I needed to post on my Instagram or because I need to create for my businesses. And I think my mind and body really responded well to me saying hey right now we need to get through these hard days and you're my number one priority and I'm gonna look after you.
First day of my period is always accompanied by terrible cramps so I only recently got out of bed and thankfully I had left over food from yesterday so I had lunch for breakfast and lunch mmhh I guess that's brunch.
Sorry for my absence and I will be back with a vengeance!
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How I got started
A few years ago, I was recuperating from surgery and took that time to get caught up on my field's journals. I ran across a study on the psychology of cynicism by a scientist whose background is Russian-German. "Wow, that's the perfect combination to really understand the cynical mindset," I thought. I contacted her, learned more and we ended up working together.
Now I'm expanding my own research in this area. It's a topic that holds a real fascination for me. In my research, I study how people think, feel and behave in order to make sense of marketplace and organizational outcomes. Learning more about the causes and motivations of our growing "cynicism cycle" has provided me with some often-surprising new insights into human behavior.
I'll be presenting my findings on how cynicism affects trust at the upcoming conference "Ignite 2018—Protecting Trust in Today's Consumer Journey." The conference will be held September 20 at the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management. It's sponsored by YA and The Institute for Research in Marketing (IRM). Each session pairs a research scholar and a business practitioner, all with the goal of connecting academic findings with real-world results.
The disrespect-cynicism cycle
My research has involved looking at tens of thousands of people studied over the previous nine years, as well as several custom lab and field studies. A strong pattern has emerged between the incidence of disrespect and the development of an attitude of cynicism. Basically, when people feel they're not being heard, valued or respected, they become increasingly cynical. This can create disrespectful behavior on their part, which leads to more cynicism building in someone else, which leads to a "cynicism spiral" that's – well, that's pretty much what we're all living with every day.
Turning it around (yes, it's possible)
In my presentation, I'll be digging deeper into this phenomenon, looking at ways we as individuals and as organizations can fight back by adopting a new perspective of welcome and inclusion.
I'll also be looking at some companies who are doing their part to create a culture that's built on respect — a building block of trust. One of my favorite examples is Zappos, which describes itself as "a service company that happens to sell shoes." They've built a corporate culture around the power of building authentic, welcoming relationships with their employees and their customers. One way that's evident on the employee side is the "pay to quit" concept. During onboarding training, new employees are offered a hefty bonus to leave the company. That does two things: it weeds out those who aren't a good fit. For those who stay, it's psychologically reinforcing, helping them build an even stronger bond to their decision to be an employee.
And then there's Zappos' amazing customer service. When they recorded their longest customer service call ever (10 hours and 43 minutes), the employee who handled the call was commended (not chastised!) by the CEO, who said: "In many other call-center environments, an employee's job performance depends on how quickly they can get the customer off the phone. At Zappos, we encourage employees to stay on the phone for as long as the customer wants, even if it's over 10 hours long. We know it sounds crazy, but as long as the customer is happy, then we are happy, too."
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Happiness is not the prevailing mindset for most consumers these days, but Zappos shows that it is possible. There are other trailblazers who are finding ways to build trust, even among highly distrustful consumers. If you'd like to learn more about this research and my findings, I'd love to see you at the conference on September 20. Early Bird pricing ends soon, Register Now!
Kathleen Vohs is a Professor at McKnight University and Land O'Lakes Chair in Marketing, Carlson School of Management


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Dr Baxter graduated from Oregon State University in 1998. Although she spent most of her life around horses and aspired to work with them after graduation, she found that her heart was in caring for dogs and cats. After working in small animal practices north of Seattle, she purchased Northgate Veterinary Clinic in 2003. Professionally, she is committed to continuing education. "Medicine is advancing so quickly that without dedication to education, it would be impossible to stay up-to date on vital information".
Her special interests include geriatric/senior care, skin disease, pain management, laser therapy and dentistry.
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Favorite word: Amazing!
Hobbies: Reading, spending time with family, traveling, passion for learning and growing
What makes you laugh: A great sense of humor, my family's joyful silliness, and the show, Impractical Jokers
Pets: Lulabelle-toy poodle, Keta, Munsterlander, Gumbo Havanese
Favorite Vacation: Something adventurous with equal amounts of relaxation
Favorite Holiday: Christmas
What profession would you like to try for one day? African Safari guide or travel expert that writes reviews on the very best destinations around the world.
"It is a privilege to care for pets that mean so much to people. My goal is to be able to communicate what is going on and all that we can do with clarity, integrity and sensitivity so that the pet owner can feel equipped to comfortably make decisions regarding their pet's health"