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Sara Davidson
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1020 Eglinton Ave West
Toronto, Ontario M6C
Toronto, Ontario M6C
Does the weight of your worry continue to grow and leave you feeling exhausted? Are you trying hard to fit in, but usually end up feeling excluded, unhappy, and anxious? Or perhaps you're noticing that your child is finding it hard to connect with others? The stress of relationships and identity can be a lot to manage; having to tell someone about it can be downright overwhelming. If you or a loved one feels like there's nowhere else to turn, accessing the support of a trusted therapist can help you focus on your strengths and discover who you really are.
Together, in a safe and judgment free space, we'll use an integrative therapeutic approach to explore your story. By identifying your core values, we'll focus on creating a life that is consistent with them. We'll collaborate to learn tools that will increase self-esteem and help you experience more joy
You deserve to feel more confident and excited about your future. By uncovering your potential and shifting your perspective, I can help you develop actionable steps that will bring more fulfilment. Change begins in a moment - let's get started today! Call or email me to book an appointment.
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- Cost per Session: $120 - $140
- Sliding Scale: Yes
Pay By: ACH Bank transfer, Cash, Cheque
Accepted Insurance Plans
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- Years in Practice: 7 Years
- School: Seton Hall University
- Year Graduated: 2013
- Licence and Province: 003716 Ontario
Additional Credentials
- Certificate: OACCPP
- Certificate Date: 2013
- Certificate: College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario
- Certificate Date: 2015
1020 Eglinton Ave West
Toronto, Ontario M6C
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In addition to guest posting on the UpCity blog, PixelCutLabs is featured as one of the Top Web Design Companies in the United States. Check out their profile here.
It's nearly impossible for any business to survive without an online presence. Whether it's e-commerce or social media, customers expect to see your business online. It helps to have an arsenal of digital marketing strategies in your tool kit, but there's one part of the digital presence that's crucial, no matter what else you're doing.
It's your web design and it can single handedly shape the customer experience.
Web design should be the core of your digital marketing strategy. This is your home base, it's where you want people to land, and you want them to enjoy every minute that they're there. Unfortunately, the importance of web design sometimes goes undervalued, and it costs big time in terms of customer experience.
Here's the great thing. Paying attention to just a few elements of web design will make a huge difference. Here are a few ways to optimize your web design to attract more visitors and improve their customer experience.
First Impressions Matter
Try to remove yourself from your business for a minute. Yes, it's a difficult challenge, but you want to try to see your web design from the perspective of your customers, especially the first-time visitor.
Go ahead. Pretend you've never been to your site and find your way to your homepage. Now, what do you see? If this wasn't your site, and you weren't personally involved, would you like what you see? Think about your own favorite sites and what makes them so great. Are you seeing the same knockout elements here?
The College Football Playoff (CFP) Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. By using bright colors and a clean design, their website is able to quickly highly their mission and what they've been able to accomplish over the years.
Those first few seconds that a visitor is on your page are huge. It's here that they'll decide if you're worth investing more of their time, and potentially their money, in. It's also at this point that they can quickly bounce right out of there if they don't like what they see.
Here are a few key elements that make for a great first impression.
It's eye catching. Your web design should be visually appealing to your target market. Nobody really wants to hang around on a site that's hard to look at. Granted, the definition of "visually appealing" will change depending on your audience, but a few things remain consistent.
- Clean focused design is key. Clutter is kept to a minimum.
- Amazing visuals tell part of the story instead of relying solely on written content to do the work.
- It's instantly intuitive to navigate. A quick visual scan and your customer should be able to figure out where they want to go and how to get there.
- You've used video. Video creates a positive user experience and having a video element on a landing page increases the rate of conversion.
The website for Retreat Central includes an interactive map for ease of navigation as well as large photos of each site. The CTA buttons are also in a bright color so visitors can easily get to the information they need.
Responsiveness and Mobility
Have you been to your local coffee shop recently? If you have, you've probably noticed at least one person with a laptop in front of them and scrolling through their phone at the same time. We're at a point where we're not just using multiple devices, sometimes we're using them simultaneously.
When your customers are hopping from one device to the next, they're expecting a seamless experience. Let's face it, most of the world doesn't know that much about web design and isn't going to understand why your site looks and works differently on their phone than it does from their desktop.
Honestly, this isn't even something that they should be giving a second thought to. Their experience should be consistent across all devices and that means responsive web design is key.
When viewed on mobile, the Pathos Printing site focuses on a succinct brand message and encourages visitors to sign up or sign in to their account.
Responsive design allows your web page to adapt to the device it's being viewed on. This is important because how your customer is using and navigating your site is largely determined by device. For example, someone sitting at their desk at home might leisurely click through content and read what interests them. Meanwhile, someone on their smartphone might quickly scroll through a site and rely on eye catching headlines to catch their attention.
The Need for Speed
Load speed might be the number one factor in providing a great customer experience. Why? Because if your pages are slow to load, customers aren't going to hang around long enough to even find out if they liked using your site.
The amount of time we're talking about here is miniscule. If a site is taking more than 2-3 seconds to load, especially on a mobile device, it's toast. From a customer perspective, there's just too many other options to wait around on one.
It isn't just them either. Google feels the same way. Pages that have been designed to load within the first 2 seconds rank higher in search results. Google loves UX, and speed is a huge factor.
If your pages are taking a little too long to load, look at these two quick fixes.
- Reduce the size of your images. Huge images create major lag in load speeds. Resize them and use high resolution jpeg files instead.
- Kill the auto play. Few things are more frustrating than video or music that starts playing automatically. Especially when it consumes data, or the user is in a public place and your auto play has just brought unwanted attention onto them. The real advantage for you is that this one step is going to cut load times drastically. More customers will stay around and like what they see.
There are plenty of ways to improve your customer's experience on your site, and it all starts with great, user friendly design.

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Welcome to the Point Lonsdale Civic Association's Website. Go to the About page for full details about the Association. If you wish to become a member of the Association, go to the bottom of this page for details on how to become a member.
The 2019 PLCA AGM will be held on Friday 10 January 2020, at Point Lonsdale Primary School Learning Common.
Our guest speaker will be advised.
Next PLCA Member Meetings 2019
PLCA regularly conducts meetings of members which are usually also attended by Councillors of the Borough of Queenscliffe, and on occasion CoGG Bellarine Ward Councillors, and interested residents. No meeting is scheduled during the winter period but member meetings are held during this period if a matter arises that requires discussion and input from members. The Committee of Management meets regularly during this period.
Please see latest newsletter for any last minutes changes to dates. Members receive Quarterly Newsletters, via email, that have up to date meeting times and guest speaker information.
All our meeting are held at Point Lonsdale Primary School, Bowen Rd, Point Lonsdale. 7.30pm or unless otherwise advised.
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Friends of the Point Lonsdale Lighthouse Reserve
A group called "Friends of the Point Lonsdale Lighthouse Reserve" has been established. There is an extensive amount of information about this issue and a link to their Facebook page at their website here:
PLCA Newsletter
To view the latest PLCA newsletter, navigate to 'PLCA Documents' page.
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Residents and friends of Point Lonsdale who wish to become a member of PLCA should complete an Application for Membership Form. The annual subscription is $10 per person. Payment methods are shown in the Application for Membership Form. To download a copy of the form, click the blue title below:
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The Rhys Evans Group is a diversified agricultural business with a long history in the industry dating back to its roots over 100 years ago. Based in Viljoenskroon, in the Free State Province, in the heart of the South African maize producing area, the company has interests in crop farming, beef production, an export approved abattoir and a groundnut shelling and processing operation. Recognising the importance of transformation in the agricultural sector, we have invested in a black owned piggery operation.
We pride ourselves in striving to achieve excellence in all of our operations to ensure maximum productivity and economic efficiency. On our farms we use the latest farming technology to achieve the highest crop yields through conservation and precision agriculture techniques. In our abattoir and groundnut operations we continuously strive to produce excellent quality products and with the use of strict hygiene management systems we ensure that our clients' requirements are met and that we are able to build long lasting relationships with them.


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The Old Almondburians' Society
OAS Written Archive
Written archive
1969 - present
The Written Archive summarises, in their own words, the careers and other activities of former pupils of King James 's School. If you would like us to add YOUR details, please click
Jeremy Meal (1969-1976)
I am now Director Smart Card and Ticketing Strategies for MVA Consultancy (www.mva-group.com) and continuing to pursue my transport interests for which I was known at school. I have just helped Department for Transport conclude tests that should allow smart cards for National Concessions to be rolled out to 9 million eligible over 60 and disabled persons by Spring 2008 by local authorities. I married Ruth in 1983 and daughter Susie graduated in Music at Salford last summer and son Richard has just started at Bristol studying Computer Science.
David Richard Stead (1969-1974)
Left in 1974 and served an apprenticeship with British Gas, handing my notice in the day I passed my City & Guilds. Started as an insurance agent the next day where I remained for 22 years. Gained a few promotions along the way until along with over 2000 others was made redundant. During this 22 year period, I served as a Special Constable for 5 years, owned a newsagents shop in Almondbury for 6 years, created the largest introduction agency in the North of England and played drums semi-pro with various groups, supporting Shawaddy Waddy on numerous occasions, amongst others. Upon leaving financial services I started an interior landscaping business, importing tropical plants and supplying them to hotels and offices etc mainly in the South Yorkshire area. We have two fantastic children, Amanda who is studying Ceramics at Wolverhampton University and Roberts who is at Greenhead College considering a career in Drama and Music ……..well drumming!!
John Graham Lawton (1970-1977)
After leaving school, I started work as a wages clerk at Hanson Haulage on Leeds Road, Huddersfield. After 1 year of wages, accounts and dipping the diesel tanks – no fancy fuel gauges here, I left for Kirklees MC as a wages clerk. At this time I was studying Cost & Management Accountancy, but it was not for me. So a lucky break occurred and I was offered a job working in IT. After starting as a junior programmer, I have risen through the ranks to become Production Manager. My role now is non technical, but developing IT strategies and being an active member of the IT management team.
Michael Anthony Lee (1971-1978)
Married for almost 20 years I have two sons and a very patient wife. I have worked in scientific sales for 24 years and am also a humour author of three books. Written In Jest (forward by Michael Palin), Wanted: One Freudian Slip, Nothing To Complain About. I live in Huddersfield and spend any spare time outside of work and family running, writing and gardening. When the occasion presents itself I provide after dinner and motivational talks. I play the guitar very, very badly and am now bald!
Iain Wilson (1972-1977)
Leaving KJGS I started a son-follows-father apprenticeship at David Browns Gears Lockwood. Destiny was to provide an opportunity to continue engineering with the Royal Air Force where I served for 23 years within Engineering and Education Branches. During this time I married my best friend Edwina and we have nurtured a smashing son, Nathan, now 18. I met up with other Old Almonburians during my service, John Anderson (he was 'A'; I was 'Alpha' at school) and Craig Bones who was at KJGS as it turned into a College and moved up into the middle school.
I left The Royal Air Force to work as head of Learning and Development for a large food manufacturer in East Anglia leaving there in 2007. Since then and to date I work within my own Company - Cascade Learning & Development Ltd - running team and leadership development solutions throughout Great Britain.
Pat Reid (1975-1997)
I now live in Ilkley where I can regularly be found walking with my energetic Labrador on the moors. Since my retirement I have added the hobby of painting to my many other activities. In order to keep my mind active I embarked upon a MA course in Victorian Studies and completed it successfully this year. Currently I am doing some work on the school archives, hoping that they will be in good order for 2008. What memories as I look at photo 's or read through the detention book!
Margaret Ballard (nee Edwards) (1976-1981)
Worked in Reading as a computer manager for a small company after leaving Reading University. Now live in Southampton with two young children, Louise (6) and Richard (4) and married (happily) to Steve. Also have one hairy dog Honey. Miss the views and hills of Huddersfield, but enjoy the warmth and sun down here. Have just purchased a yacht, so will probably get cold and wet.
After the disappointment of discovering I was 2" too short to join the Police, I kicked about doing various mundane Admin Jobs as my Careers Officer had strongly hinted that I was a girl and I could type! 1 x marriage, 2 x sons
(Tom 19 and Alex 17) and 1 x divorce later, I'm now working as Careers/Connexions PA seconded to the Huddersfield Youth Offending Team. I moved from Lepton in 1984 and still live in Holmfirth. Still close with Dawn Hepplestone and after 31 years of friendship we had our first holiday together this year. Not entirely sure Portugese got our humour though!
Mark Earnshaw (1977-1978)
Married to Janet, 2 boys aged 9 and 11. Still playing cricket at Almondbury and badminton for Kirkburton, who are based at the school. Played football for the Almondburians for 25 years, with an odd season break. Working as a sales director of PTS, a large plumbing distributor based in Lutterworth. Job takes me around the country, but still live in Thongsbridge where we have lived for 10 years after making the big move from Almondbury!
Having left King James's School in 1980 I continued studying at Greenhead College for 1 year before beginning a career in retail locally; then since the birth of my 3 children from 1988-1994 I worked part time firstly in retail then in school catering & cleaning dept. In 1999 I returned to King James's School to work as catering assitant in the Dining Room then in early 2000 transfered my skills to the classroom as Teaching Assistant for special needs pupils for 6 years in total.
I am pleased to say that at present I am still working at my former school, King James's but have recently switched my role and am now employed as reprographics & administration officer based in Dorm 4 above the Old Dining Hall. I truly enjoy my role especially as I am located in my former form room.
It's such a pleasure to still be a part of King James's and I can truly say I very much feel at home there and however long it has been since being a former pupil I often feel like I'm still a student ....... having to remind myself I no longer have to call my former form tutor (Mr O'Brien) Sir!
Mark Andrew Waring (1977-1982)
After school studied Chemistry at Newcastle. After graduating with a PhD worked in Canterbury at UKC. Met my partner Rachel at UKC. Moved to Cardiff in 1990 to work in radioactive manufacturing, I am still there although we are now part of G.E. Healthcare. I played football and cricket until the legs gave up. Now concentrate on golf and hope to get to the Gothard Cup one day. Lucky enough to see Town at the Millenium Stadium along with Almondburians Ian Daffern and Chris Dennis.
Ruth Ainley (1979-1984)
Recently returned from the US where resided for the past 14 years. Now living in East Yorkshire. Market manager for European Division of Kay Chemical. Married to Andy, 3 children (8,5and6months) Hannah, Luke and May. Looking forward to a reunion of fellow KJS classmates at the 400th anniversary dinner!
Tina Roberts (nee Hinchliffe) (1982-1986)
Since leaving the school in 1986, I married a fellow Old Almondburian in 1991. We have one daughter who started at King James 's this year. For the last five years I have been working as a bus driver, which I really enjoy.
Left KJS in 1987 with little but good memories to show for it. Survived in retail for the following years with long breaks in Southern Europe until becoming aware of the importance of a sound education. Entered University of Portsmouth through Access (the easy and only option) to complete a Degree in International Trade with Spanish and Italian, miraculously finishing with an Upper Second! Still not sure what to do in life, I spent two years living out of a rucksack travelling the world, then decided that a return to the States would be the best option. I spent the next five years in Miami, South Florida where I dabbled in finance and finished as a teacher of Spanish at Stranahan High , an inner-city school in Fort Lauderdale. Met my wife and started a family (daughter Mia). Returned to Huddersfield to train at Castle Hall, Mirfield to become qualified Language teacher. For the last three years I have been working as a Spanish/Italian/French teacher at Hornsea Language College. Still enjoy a spot of fishing, playing the guitar and nice long breaks in Spain.
Andy Rigate (1984-1988)
I am married with two children. I have been working for the same company for 17 years! J.L.A. are the largest supplier of commercial laundry and laundrette equipment in the world. I has been in sales for over 10 years before becoming the company buyer. I enjoy hill walking, gardening and watching Huddersfield Town and Huddersfield RUFC.
Helen Bates (1990-1995)
Having left KJS in 1995, I attended Greenhead College and then continued my studies at Oxford University, from where I graduated with a Maths degree in 2000. I then moved to London and worked at the Investment Bank, JP Morgan for almost six years, in a trading floor role selling derivatives. During my time at JPM I also met my husband Niall and we were married in Huddersfield in April 2005. In 2006 we both gave up our city jobs and spent six months travelling the world before moving to start a new life in the South of France. We have now lived in Cannes for almost a year, setting up a property rental company. We have bought, renovated and now rent apartments in the centre of the town for holidays and conferences. We have a website at www.chicgites.com. I get back to Huddersfield two or three times a year to follow the fortunes (mis) of 'Town' from afar.
Abigail Stahelin-Hall (1991-1996)
After leaving KJS in 1996. I studied at Greenhead College. I then spent two years in the world of work before attending Roehampton University in Surrey, where I gained a degree in Humanities. I then spent some time travelling around the west coast of Canada and America, a beautiful and amazing part of the world. Then it was back to university, this time in Huddersfield to do my teacher training. I met my husband on a school trip and spent some time in his home country – Australia, when my training was complete. I now teach History at Colne Valley High School and married in May of last year.
Andrew Hudson (1998-2003)
Since leaving KJS, I attended Greenhead College gaining A-Levels in Psychology, Modern History, PE & General Studies. I am currently employed by Wheawill & Sudworth Chartered Accountants and am working towards my Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) qualification.
Duncan Ewart (2002-2007)
I left school last year and am currently enjoying my free year of OAS membership but would like to continue thereafter. I attended the OAS dinner for the second time in November and had a great night. I am a student at Greenhead College but still feel strong bonds with the school and history and feel the OAS is the best way to keep contact. I hope to be a member for as long as possible. Floreat Schola.
Joe Johnsey (2002-2007)
I am now studying A Levels at Greenhead College and attending a F.A. level at the Galpharm Stadium. I have a weekend job at the Beaumont Arms.


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Villarreal Virginia Academy is a member of the Virginia NPL, a US Club Soccer sanctioned league. Teams will compete in the Virginia NPL, ECNL/RL, EDP and NCSL.
There will be an opportunity for selected players based on recommendation, skills and performance, to visit Villarreal CF Spain for individual tryouts and team training. Player/Coach education will be offered on an ongoing basis by Villarreal CF coaches and there will be an opportunity for some coaches to visit Villarreal CF Spain.
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I used to work in a colour printing company with high quality printing services. Many people know that there are many high quality printing companies in this city, and I remember that someone told me the aim of their company is to be the best and professional printing company in this city. With the aim, everyone of their company work harder and harder, Roger, my coworker also likes this, in fact, he works harder and harder. They have low cost printing services; even sometime if you are lucky enough, you can get the free printing services. Of course they also have presentation printing services and quick printing services and other services, you can choose some from them, or if you have some special requirements with printings, they would try their best to satisfy you.
I work in an advertising company two years ago, so i often went to find john with the deals. I like my this job very much, though it would very busy for me, because there are always many files need me to sign. So there are all kinds of folders on my office desk, most of them are advertising folders. So you see we need folder printing very much. I knew that John is working in that company, so I was not worry too much for where to buy the quality folders; I just gave a call to him and told him that there was a big order for him with thecompany folders. Then he came to my company with some presentation folder templates and pocket folder templates, when I saw them, I knew that they were professional folders which were what we want in our office. After he introduced many things about their corporate folder printing and presentation folder design, I gave him a print folder list on which there were the printing products we needed. After a few minutes, he told me that they were not difficult for his company to finish them, but he also had some suggestions for me to think about which can help me save some money.
Of course, I was very happy to with the news. After his explaining, I also thought he was right, I should accept them all. And of course before I made the decision, I should asked my boss for them. As expected, my boss also agreed with me. I also asked other questions to John, he also answered me patiently. After discuss a lot about the list, and of course other details, such as the price and the delivery. He promised that they would deliver the products to my office after they were finished at once. And the factory would produce my products after I paid the deposit. I felt ok, so I made the order with John and paid the deposit at once. Then I went to my office for my work again and waiting the products, after then, it would be a busy day for me again.
After that order, I also had some other orders with John, so a few times later, we became friends, we often go out together for dinner, or tea, or sometime just go out for a walking, we talk many things, such as football, basketball and tennis or other sports, even some time we also go out for climbing or hiking. And of course our work is our main topic, I take it as a study chance, I think he is also like this. Time flies, now we have been old friends, and I believe that we will be good friends forever.


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One quick and easy fix for this is to freeze the food you take to someone. That way they can pop it in the oven whenever they need and/or want to. I know it's probably not quite as excited as taking something fresh out of the oven, but this method might allow your loved one to enjoy even more of the tasty treat.
For example: this past weekend I whipped up some almond sugar cookies. The recipe made several dozen, and I knew that it was just too many cookies to take to one small family get together. I mean, we COULD have even them all (smile), but we really didn't need to.
So I froze the dough in already measured out scoops and took those in addition to the baked cookies. This way my fam could pull one (or two or five) cookies out of the freezer and pop them into the oven whenever they liked.
I may or may not have eaten
a few of the raw cookies dough bites....
If you do this, just make sure you also bring directions for baking the yummy treats!
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I actually need advice!
I know that I give more than I ask for but, I actually need advice. Some of you are more avid gardeners than I am. My desire being lost when we acquired the "Old CrackHouse". Right now I am just trying to maintain it at the residence. The "CrackHouse" yard looks like some woodland scene right now.
What will get rid of thistle? This stuff won't quit! It looks nice on a prairie but not in my back yard! If you pull it up, five more replace it, if you cut it down it branches out and "Round-up" won't eliminate it....
Sections of my yard are looking like "The Day of The Triffids" (did I just age myself?). I could try salt water but I think the thistle will suck it up and spew more thistle!
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Make a Succulent Dreamcatcher Class
Saturday, June 8, 2019, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Saturday, June 8th, 10:30am - 12:30pm
A workshop learning how to make a dreamcatcher would be awesome. A workshop on making a succulent dreamcatcher is Articulture Awesome!
Learn the technique to make a beautiful dreamcatcher with the added wow of live succulents, as well as other naturally preserved and dried embellishments.
All materials provided to make an 11-inch circumference dream catcher. (Including juice and/or mimosas!)
All class registrants will receive 10% off any purchases in the Articulture boutique and nursery during the day of this class. So....spoil yourself with some home decor or living art you crave, or pick up a unique gift while saving a trip.
Weather Considerations
This class is held outdoors in the beautiful, shaded Articulture gardens. Outdoor heaters are used in cases of cold weather. In the case of light rain, the class will continue in one of our covered areas. If a forecast appears especially uncooperative due to heavy storms or winds, we may reschedule the class for a later date. We will notify you ahead of time via email if the class is being rescheduled. You will have the choice to A) keep your spot for the rescheduled date, (B) use your credit for another class or boutique purchase, or (C) receive a full refund.
Refund Policy
Sold Out Classes: There are no refunds for sold out classes. We often sell out and run a wait list for our classes. Thus, if you do not show up, we missed the opportunity to open your spot for another attendee.
Within 7 Days: Life happens! We understand. If a conflict arises within 7 days of the class, we will issue you credit in the amount of your purchase. This credit can be used for another class, an online purchase of any item, or an in-store purchase of any item.
Greater than 7 Days: With advanced notice greater than seven days, we can issue a full refund if you are no longer able to attend. You also have the option to use as credit for another class or item, but refund is also available.
Cost: $75
Phone: (512) 762-5228
Tickets: https://www.articulturedesigns.com/online-store/succulent-dreamcatcher-class
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Adirondack Art in Reverse Painting on Glass
Adirondack Art in Reverse Painting on Glass is something I am familiar with. Having been born and raised in Rome, New York, I have made this area my home.
For those who aren't acquainted with the area, The Adirondacks are one of the oldest ranges of mountains in North America and only an hour or two from Rome. They were formed by glaciers wending their way through during the ice age. Evidence of this can still be easily found in the ravines and chasms in northern and central New York.
My husband and I enjoy cross country skiing in the winter, and sometimes have to go to the foothills of the Adirondacks for the snow. When one is unquestionably living in the second half of their life, and still find unfathomable views in the dead of winter, it comes as refreshing!
Even if you visit to see the North American Wildlife it is rewarding.
Remaining a wilderness in the majority of the area, the north country can be a potentially dangerous place, especially for the out of towners who don't realize there are still places with no accessible cell towers. If it took you two hours to get up there, and something unforeseen were to happen, just think about the trip back down on a stretcher. If you are going to mountain climb, please go prepared! We went mountain climbing for my first time last fall with my sister and brother in-law. It was fabulous!
I am the 'reverse painting lady', and would like nothing better than to share my work in reverse painting on glass with any one who wants to see it, so please feel free to browse through my website. Comments are welcome, and I check my site daily to answer any questions that should arise.


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I don't like door-to-door salesmen. In fact, hate is not too strong of a word here. I absolutely hate anyone coming to my door who is holding a clipboard. Maybe it's the clipboard, I don't know, but when I approach the door and see a clipboard it immediately sets me off. I'm in a foul mood before the intruder even opens their mouth.
Lately it seems that cable TV, or more specifically, satellite TV is a ripe opportunity for the door-to-door salesman. Okay, salesperson. Whatever. I've been intruded upon now by three different satellite TV sales persons in the last month. Two of them were with major providers, Comcast and DISH, and the other guy a few weeks ago was with a local satellite company out of Albuquerque. The DISH representative actually made it into the house and was sitting at my dining room table when I walked in from the backyard and saw the clipboard. My wife was responsible for letting the intruder in. She wasn't "in" very long.
I tell them all the same thing. I'm not shopping for satellite TV. I've been with DirectTV since the service was available to me in the early 90s in Tucson AZ. I wanted DirecTV for one reason, and one reason only: "NFL Sunday Ticket." I pay way too much, I have 400 channels that never have anything on worth watching, but I get pretty much fail-safe HD reception on my 70″ LCD Samsung television. And believe me when I say this, it's all about football.
The guy a few weeks ago, actually said to me that he doesn't have "NFL Sunday Ticket" but he has something similar. No you don't. Get off my porch.
I would like to pay less for satellite TV, of course I would, but until "NFL Sunday Ticket" is available on other services, that isn't going to happen. My DirecTV bill is currently $197 a month. Sixty dollars of that amount is the six monthly payments for "NFL Sunday Ticket" that I start paying every September through February. Sounds like a lot of money, but I get to see every game, every Sunday, up to six games at the same time, and most importantly, I get to see my team.
Well, that's how it all started anyway. When I moved to Tucson in 1991, the local market for network TV was the San Diego Chargers, and, of course, the Arizona Cardinals (Known as the Phoenix Cardinals at the time.) My team, the Denver Broncos, weren't on unless they were playing San Diego or Arizona. So I had to find a bar that was telecasting Denver games. I finally did, but I wondered how they were able to get those games out of market. The answer was satellite. How was I going to get me a satellite setup? Where was I going to put a 10 foot diameter dish in my backyard, and where was I going to get the more than $5,000 I needed? The answer to those questions was, I wasn't. So for two years I hung out in bars on Sunday to watch the Broncos play.
Then on June 1, 1994 the NFL began its "NFL Sunday Ticket" satellite TV service. The package was offered through DirecTV and it was being offered for free for the first year. Of course you had to sign a contract for two years, but I didn't care. I was at the consumer electronics store the first payday in June. DirecTV was absolutely unbelievable. Hundreds of channels, more hours of television than there were in a day, and you could record shows you didn't have time to watch, so you could watch them later when you didn't have time to watch. They installed the dish for free, and starting in September, I was able to watch every game on one screen, most importantly, watch my team every Sunday. I was in football heaven.
I probably wasn't the first subscriber of "NFL Sunday Ticket," but I'm sure I was in the top 100. I've paid over $7,500 over the last 22 years to watch my team, watch your team, watch teams I don't even like, and I almost never miss a Denver game. When we moved to Reno, NV in 2001, "NFL Sunday Ticket" was a requirement. Again, because the Denver Broncos were not televised in that market. The hated Oakland Raiders were on every Sunday, and the San Francisco 49ers, and, secondly, we were now able to go to the local sports book and bet on the games. You can't bet on the games if you aren't able to watch all the games, because you need to know how the teams are doing if you want to place logical bets. At least, that was our argument. We would sit every Sunday, watching the "Red Zone Channel" and checking scores, as we watched our parlay cards dissolve into unprofitable slips of paper. Yeah, we didn't get rich betting on football, but we won some.
We call Sundays at our house "The Church of the NFL." Services start at 10:00 am and last until 9:30 pm every Sunday. I go to church religiously.
So if you're a cable or satellite TV salesperson, don't waste your time ringing my doorbell. I know you see the DirecTV dish on my house. It's clearly visible from the street, and unless you somehow manage to get the exclusive contract for "NFL Sunday Ticket" it's staying right there. WTF.


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The Sony Xperia M2 is the successor to the Sony Xperia M from last year and is an interesting addition to Sony's mid-range lineup. It shares a lot of similarities with its predecessor but offers a huge upgrade in screen size from 4.0 to 4.8 inches.
The Xperia M2 comes outfitted with and 8 megapixel rear camera along with a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor with 1GB of RAM, making it a decent choice for a mid-range handset. Despite its attractive design and adequate specifications, Sony has chosen to price it a little higher than it should have. While it can be purchased for around $300 in the U.S., its prices range between $330 and $400 across Europe and India, which leaves it having to compete with some aggressive competitons from the likes of the Motorola Moto X and the Google Nexus 5.
With its competitors offering a better value for money, the Xperia M may only find homes in the hands of hardcore Sony fans who are looking for something cheaper than the flagship Xperia Z2.
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Dave Haley & Justin McIsaac reveal the teams and match-ups for the 6th annual NHsportspage Coaches for a Cause Jamboree on Saturday, December 8th at Great Bay Community College in Portsmouth.
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Has the First Amendment to the United States Constitution been suspended at the University of Maryland in College Park? Has my alma mater become a place where diversity of thought and speech are no longer paramount to the campus experience?
Because of a petition, sponsored by the Muslim Student Association, signed by less than one percent of the student body, the showing of the film American Sniper has been cancelled. The film, about a decorated American war hero, Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, who served four tours of duty in Iraq, has been dubbed controversial mostly by people who have yet to view the movie.
Just another example of political correctness on a college campus. This backfired at the University of Michigan where the film was to be shown, then cancelled due to the complaints of a handful of students, but ultimately that decision was reversed. Free speech and expression fully on display at Michigan.
If the folks at the Muslim Student Association, or anyone else for that matter, do not want to see this film, don't go. This is not a required class assignment, and no one is forcing anyone to the theater. But don't inflict your antipathy toward the film on those who do wish to see it. And how can it be condemned by people who have yet to actually see the movie?
What happened to the free and open exchange of ideas?
Recalling another controversial film, The Passion of the Christ (2004), and the condemnation leading up to its release, there was discussion about the film at the Alexandria, VA synagogue to which I once belonged. I believed then, as I do now, that it was important to see the film, then, have an intelligent and intellectual dialogue about its merits and shortcomings. That is what occurred then, and should occur now on the College Park campus.
I applaud Breyer Hillegas, president of the University of Maryland College Republicans who enlisted members of his board to garner signatures on a petition of their own. In less than a day, they managed to compile more than 450 signatures of people who wanted to see American Sniper as well as of those who, while not interested in seeing the film, support the First Amendment.
The Student Entertainment Events (S.E.E.) Committee should reinstate the event to show American Sniper on May 6 and 7 as originally scheduled, and hold a post-film dialogue, moderated by S.E.E. in the theater or by Dr. Wallace Loh, president of the university himself.
I have forwarded this letter/column to Dr. Loh and recommend that your comments be dispatched to him as well. Politely inform him that you wish the university reinstate the two day showing of American Sniper for those people who believe in, and support the First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States. Dr. Loh can be reached at email@example.com or 301-405-5803.
A university should be a beacon of free speech, critical thinking, and expanding one's base of learning, and experiences. However, what is not free is the cost of attending a university, the cost of running a university. Should the University of Maryland, my alma mater, continue to acquiesce to the demands of the very few, financial supporters of the university who support the freedom of speech and expression, who support the First Amendment of the Constitution, should speak with their wallets and have their voices heard loud and clear, that we will withhold future contributions to the school.


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This is my first week to join in Menu Plan Monday, but not my first week to plan our menu. I do this almost every week, though it's a rare week that we stick to the plan every night.
Here's what's cookin' this week:
Monday: leftover chili and hotdogs from Louise's birthday party
Tuesday: spaghetti pie, Italian cheese bread, and a nice salad
Wednesday: leftovers from Tuesday night
Thursday: pinto beans and cornbread
Friday: homemade pizza
Each night these meals will be accompanied by the requisite sweet tea. I've been on quite a baking kick lately, so we'll see what else I end up stirring up.
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I. Anonymous – II. Martyrs. I. Anonymous. The followers of Donatus wrote many treatises, libelli and chronicles. We only have simple descriptions of the famous anonymous libelli mentioned by Augustine. Donatist defamatory literature against Catholic bishops nearly always hid behind anonymity, until efforts were made to identify the authors so as to punish them CTh IX, 34,1- 9. But it was never possible to bring to an end the systematic search for anonymous Donatist literature, which in the end mingled with Catholic writings. CPL 722: Ep. Pseudocypriani ad plebem Carthaginensem: PL 4, 433 – CSEL 33, 273-274; CPL 723: Ep. Hieronymi ad Damasum papam: PLS 1, 303; CPL 84: Prophetiae ex omnibus libris collectae: PLS 1, 177, 1738-1741; CPL 2254: Liber genealogus: PL 49, 523-543; MGH AA, 9, 154-196; CPL 2055: P.D. et Saturnini: ST 65 1935 3-71; 387-402; PL 8, 688-703; CPL 2063: P. Max., Sec. et Donatillae: AB 9 1890 110-116; ST 65 1935 75-97; Monceaux IV, Paris 1912; E. Romero Pose, Ticonio y el serm³n in nat. sanct. innoc.: Gregorianum 60 1979 513-544.
E. Romero Pose II. Martyrs. The Donatists liked to call themselves a church of martyrs, advocates with God. Their desire for martyrdom went as far as suicide Aug., Ep. 173,4; C. Gaud. I, 1; Retract. II, 85; C. litt. Pet. II, 20,46; C. Cresc. III, 49,54. They appropriated martyrs from before the schism 312, and added to them those who perished during the conflicts with the Catholics Opt., III, 4.6.8, whom Optatus calls dubii martyres III. 8. Provincial councils were called to settle the question of claimed Donatist martyrs. From epigraphs of martyrs in Africa Africa is full of the bodies of martyrs Aug., Ep. 78 it is difficult to distinguish a Catholic from a Donatist martyr; but half of the martyrs' inscriptions of 4th- to 5th-c. Numidia belong to the martyrs of Donatus. They have Punic or Libyan names, and are not cited by Augustine, the martyrologies or the calendar of Carthage. Donatist literature on martyrs comprises sermons, letters and booklets, which can be classified as follows: a common martyrs, prior to the split of 312, with adaptations of acts and passions in use in Africa; they are the precursors of the schism; b proper martyrs. The lists of Donatist martyrs are very long, esp. those pertaining to the persecution of Macarius 347, the Edict of Union 405412 and the Decimations of the Circumcellions 340347.
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How To Experience Pentecost
Contributed by John Kapteyn on Oct 18, 2000 (message contributor)
Summary: What the events of Pentecost meant and mean to us today.
1. Personal illustration of time when I experienced power of Holy Spirit to enable me in my ministry.
2. This experience helps me get some idea of what happened that powerful and wonderful day in Jerusalem nearly 2,000 years ago when the Holy Spirit came down - day of Pentecost
3. Not comparing my experience to Pentecost, but we can experience the HS in ways they did.
4. I believe that we all seek to esperience the presence of God the Holy Spirit in our lives. To see God at work in us. Today we will see how we can and do also experience the events of Pentecost Day.
1. First we consider what actually happened on this day.
1. Disciples given their work before Jesus returned to heaven - to be witness in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria and to the ends of the earth.
2. They joined together constantly in prayer, they waited for the Holy Spirit - when He came it was sudden and the events must have surprised them.
3. The Holy Spirit's came upon them.
a. The sound of a mighty rushing wind came from heaven and filled the house in which they were sitting.
i. Wind represented the Spirit of God. Ezekiel was told to call the wind to blow upon dead bodies and dry bones in the valley which he saw in a vision. (Ez. 37)
ii. The wind was the presence of the HS in a powerful way, as a source of life and not in a way that simply passed through the house but stayed in it and filled it.
b. What appeared to be tongues of fire which separated and rested upon each of them.
i. Reminds us of how God appeared to Moses in a burning bush.
4. We also at times, though not as powerfully, experience the presence of the Holy Spirit as we worship together.
a. To my surprise, I believe that sometimes when I felt more spiritually prepared, the sense of the HS's presence did not seem as great to me as at other times/
i.We cannot force the Spirit to make Himself present in a powerful way. (John 3:8). The Holy Spirit sometimes comes in powerful ways but He can also come as a quiet comforter -1Kgs 19:12 - a gentle whisper.
5. After describing the events that occurred, Luke tells us what these outward signs represent.
a. The disciples both baptized with HS and filled with HS.
i. When John the Baptist was baptizing his disciples with water he told them that Jesus would baptize with the HS. Just 10 days before, Jesus told them "Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait for the gift my Father promised, which you have heard me speak about. For John baptized with water, but in a few days you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit."
ii. After Pentecost, all believers are baptized with HS when they receive Jesus Christ as their Lord and Saviour . (1Cor 12:13)
b. The disciples were also filled with the HS - not a one-time experience but one that can reoccur in us. My experience was filled with the HS but not the only time.
i. May seem that we are filled only when there is a dramatic event such as the one in Acts 2, but that is not necessary.
ii. While we should seek to be continually full of the Spirit, we should look for special fillings of the HS in special circumstances.
iii. To be filled with the Spirit means to be equipped with power for a particular service to which God has called us, not a service in which we can take personal glory, but one to be used for building up the kingdom and is be used by the church.
iv. In book if Acts, we read of a church and its members who were often filled to carry out the mission of the church.
6. As a result of being baptized and filled with the HS, there was a strong witness of the power of the HS and the work of God.
a. Began to speak in other tongues, as the Spirit enabled them to.
i. Received gift of tongues but they received more than that.
ii. This is the only place in the Bible were the word OTHER is placed with tongues.
iii. Gift of speaking in tongues refers to an unintelligible language which other people cannot understand. Used as a
private prayer language or it is used in the body of believers when it can be interpreted by one who has the gift of interpretation.
iv. Here special anointing of other tongues for Jews who were present but spoke other languages.
b. Peter, who had earlier been afraid to confess Jesus, now stood before the people and preached boldly, telling them to believe and be saved. 3,000 people were saved on that single day.


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Education has always been a priority for Shamilla Amulega. She left her home country to receive the best education possible.
Born in Kenya, Ms. Amulega was heavily encouraged by her mother to pursue an education. After high school, she attended Daystar University in Nairobi, Kenya's capital city. During her studies, she befriended an American missionary who encouraged her to pursue her further education in the U.S. Ms. Amulega applied to a work program through FaithWorks—a subset of Catholic Relief Services—and moved to Minneapolis.
Moving to Minnesota was a dramatic shift from her life in Kenya. Aside from the biting winters, Shamilla had to adjust to cultural differences like the cuisine and driving laws. When she completed her work program, Shamilla moved in with a host family comprised of former missionaries. She earned her master's degree from Bethel University and began working for a media production company.
Currently, Ms. Amulega is pursuing a PhD in Media Communications and Culture from Howard University in Washington, D.C. In addition to her professional life, Shamilla contributes to her community by advocating for refugees and for women's diversity.


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"Work teams Cooperate; learning teams Collaborate"
What is the difference between collaborating and cooperating? Online communities and group work in particular has generated much discussion lately, and I've written several posts about group work, peer evaluations and more. Interesting, though the definitions differ ever so slightly, [cooperate: the process of working together to the same end, versus collaborate: to work jointly on an activity to produce or create something] yet how each is executed in the online learning environments differs significantly.
I've experienced both as a student in online communities – there is a stark contrast between the two – the process, experience and outcomes were all different. Most group work happening online today is likely cooperative in nature. Cooperative group work is not a negative – essentially students are engaging at a different level of cognitive skills (in context of Bloom's Taxonomy). When…
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Since the spring of 1995, we at The Cabinet Studio (Canada) Inc. have been creating well thought out kitchens with an accent on comfort, functionality and individual style. Specializing in kitchen design we love fulfilling our clients' dreams, making them happy and proud of the home they live in. We are proud to offer Green Cabinets as an option for your home renovation or new build project, so as not to jeopardize your indoor air quality. We have formed special relationships with our reliable suppliers, talented carpenters, associates and our wonderful clients. Our strong emphasis on customer satisfaction is the reason why our loyal clientele proudly refers us to their friends and family.
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We love using Cambria Quartz Countertops for our client's kitchens. They are a green product and offer a wide selection of designs to suit every home. This countertop option is also virtually maintenance-free which is a big advantage. Even if you're only wanting to freshen up your kitchen with new counters and backsplash we would be happy to help you with that.
We pride ourselves on helping our clients choose the right design elements for their kitchen. We personally sort through all of the colours, finishes, door styles and hardware and narrow the choices down to a few options that will work best for them based on what they've expressed as their specific needs, desires and style. We then bring those options into their home which eliminates our client from being overwhelmed while also allowing them to see the best options available in their space. We do this same process for countertops and backsplash choices. Our clients always mention one of their favourite things about working with us, is that they didn't have to leave the comfort of their home to make any decision.
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DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – A Honda Accord was driven into a liquor store on Lower Greenville in Dallas, just after 12 a.m. Saturday.
Dallas Police say that when they responded to the call they discovered the car wedged halfway inside Cheers Liquor and Spirits.
Dallas Fire and Rescue had to extract the unidentified driver who was trapped inside the car.
The driver was transported to a Dallas hospital and is in stable condition.
No one was inside the store at the time of the accident.
Why the driver lost control of the vehicle hasn't been fully determined. No word if any charges will be filed.
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