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Roots & Wings tells the story of a Mexican familiy in the United States struggling to regain its balance. Ruben Diaz, a faithful husband and father, must deal with his wife's conversion to another religion. While his wife Antonia feels she is obeying God by being baptized, Ruben feels betrayed by her disloyalty to their […]
Seth Svadean has the best day of his life in rural Idaho. Produced by Jerusha Hess, Sam Demke Directed and Written by Jared Hess Cast Members: Jon Heder, Greg Hansen, Chris Sanchez, Bracken Johnson, Zack Thomas, Chris Thomas, Leonard Shackleford, Sarah Barton Film Editor: Jeremy Coon Cinematographer: Jared Hess
A public service announcement on taking your freedoms too literally. Produced and Directed by Seth Hippen Screenplay by Seth Hippen and Bronze Swallow
This film follows the story of a five-man team as they compete in the 24-hour-long Moab Mountain Bike Race. Produced by Adam Lisonbee, Russ Lasson Directed and Written by Adam Lisonbee Cinematographer: Brandon Storrs
A version of Aesop's fable of "The Lion and the Mouse." Produced and Edited by Kelly Loosli Directed and Written by Shane Lewis
Story of the Endowment School–a small primary school in Cambodia–and the man who started and runs the school. It also shows the help the school is receiving from a local, student operated charity called Future Hope International. Produced by Matthew Madden Screenplay by Barrett Hilton and Matthew Madden Film Editor: Barrett Hilton Cinematographer: Matthew Madden
A documentary on the Temple Riders Association, their organization and its origins. The Temple Riders are a group of motorcyclists who integrate their love of the gospel and temple attendance into motorcycling. Directed and Written by Blair Larsen Film Editor: Tyler Weston Cinematographer: Marie Ligon
For Yvonne, road trip boredom turns to teen romance. Produced by Jared Hess, Jerusha Hess Directed and Written by Jerusha Hess Cast Members: Liz Bradshaw, Patience Osborn, Benjy Hess, Eldean Holliday, Peggy holliday, Lucy Owen, Zack Thomas, Chris Thomas Film Editor: Bryan Lefler Cinematographer: Jared Hess
In a diner, a group of strangers from different walks of life reflect on their lives and each other. Produced by Ryan Arvay, Jamie Otwein Directed and Written by Ryan Arvay Cast Members: Darla Anderson, Mike Gray, R. Kent Jarvis, Kathleen Houghton, Rachel Marshall, Jon Heder, Marcela Heil, Hannah Dixon, Bonnie Payne, Karen Scharnhorst, Luis […]
A Muslim high school student struggles to maintain his cultural identity in the face of persecution. Produced by Jason Faller Directed by Andrew Black Screenplay by Kynan Griffin Cast Members: Jas Panag, Allyson Everitt, Daniel Shanthakumah, Bryan Moss, Kimberly Cooper, Shane Snow, Steve Luna, Christopher Landa, David Ford, Elise Marshall, Blake Adams, Jennifer Kirkham Music […]
A young man's descent into sleep and depression. Produced by Darren Everitt Directed by Jason Faller Screenplay by Maria Perez Film Editor: Tom Judd Cinematographer: Travis Cline
A promotion for peace, based on a depiction of the evils of ignorance, hatred, and violence. Produced by Ben Harman Cinematographer: Taylor Maw
A guy and a girl make up from a fight with a little help from Listerine. Produced by Susan Teh Directed by Jason Faller Film Editor: Alex Vance Cinematographer: Travis Cline
This film tells the stories of 5 different individuals and their experience with a skin disease in Ghana, Africa. Produced by Tressa Lyn Halcrow Directed and Written by Christopher Rawson Music Composed by: James Stevens Film Editor: Christopher Rawson Cinematographer: Gary Wilson
Retrospective on 100 year old lady. Produced, Directed, and Edited by Brandon Arnold Cinematographer: Tim Skousen
Sid, a videostore clerk, encounters Ken, a novice robber, during his shift at Megaflicks. Sid not only refuses to turn over any money, but also gives pointers to Ken and solves other customers' problems. Produced and Directed by Jeremy Coon Screenplay by Jeremy Coon, Todd Hamilton, Jared Hess, and Hubbel Palmer Cast Members: Jared Hess, […]
A suspense thriller about a young boy and his fear of the dark. Produced, Directed, and Written by Taylor Maw Film Editor: Ken Lim Cinematographer: Taylor Maw
Travis considers his future as a director fresh out of film school while fighting government corruption. Produced, Directed, and Written by Brad Barber Awards: Utah Short Film and Video Festival, 2002: Best Documentary
A film about a father's and son's struggles and problems. Produced by Lilia Miller Directed and Written by Chizoma Olumba Film Editor: Chizoma Olumba Cinematographer: Coby Drewery
A young boy learns the origins of fable of the Indian on the Tootsie Roll Pop from his grandfather. Made by a TMA 285 class
A young man tries to deal with his fear of talking to the girl he likes. Produced by Melissa Leilani Larson Directed by Travis Eberhard Screenplay by Evelyn Steed Cast Members: Michael Porter, Shelly Graham, Melanie Harding Film Editor: Travis Eberhard Cinematographer: Kate Bogner
Life from a fish's perspective. Produced, Directed, and Written by Todd Maetani
Ben saw Leroy at his intersection, introduced himself, asked if he could come by the next day and film him, and Leroy said that would be fine. Ben filmed Leroy during morning and afternoon crossings the next day. When Leroy later saw the film, he was surprised at how many cars there were. Directed by […]
A take on the "Man who wasn't there" trailer. Directed by Andrew Black Screenplay by Kynan Griffin Cast Members: Jason Conforto, Kynan Griffin, Jason Faller, Stan Ferguson, Emily Kawasaki, Allyson Everitt, Cole Webley, Kirk Faulkner, Erica Elmer Film Editor: Alexander Vance Cinematographer: Travis Cline


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Equilizer Saddle Pad
Regular price $149.00
The EQUALIZER SADDLE PAD is a major breakthrough in how to greatly reduce saddle pressure. The underside in l/2" layer of wool felt, and the top is tough perforated neoprene, and IN BETWEEN is sandwiched a layer of durable flexible plastic, also perforated for ventilation. What this sheeting does -- on either side, leaving the spine clear -- is lateralize any pressure point of a saddle. It spreads out the bearing force in that area. The pad is ideal for making one saddle fit many different backs -- or many different saddles fit the same back!. With this pad, the saddle can actually fit badly, and it will work in as much as it will greatly decrease the chances of the horse developing a sore back. In the standard size, the pad is 28" in length at its longest, and 32" wide at its widest. It is scalloped out over the wither, and built with a dip to imitate the top line of most horses.

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As government takes over more responsibilities from the Development Partners for implementing development projects and programmes it will need to build its management capacities. NUDP will support reviews of Government financial and technical management capacities and help strengthen areas of weakness.
In particular, physical facilities and human resources required for large cross-sectoral programme management will be improved and a means of financing a larger programme through the use of government financial procedures will be identified.
More effective GOL systems for ODA funded programme and project management will be in place, notably conditions for the funding and implementation of a full fledged PBA for rural development in the Northern Uplands.
Activities/Result Areas
- Physical facilities and Human Resources required for large cross-sectoral programme management are improved at targeted levels and by the end of the fourth year contribution has been made by the NUDP to the elaboration of road maps toward a systematic use of GOL systems.
- A single comprehensive budget framework articulated to GOL resources for Uplands development is elaborated
Adequate tools are available for funding and implementing the Uplands PBA
endorsed Uplands Development Strategy is translated into an Uplands programmatic approach


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Reporting on The Hula Festival
The Hoopoe. Israel's national bird, photographed yesterday fanning everything (crest, tail and wings) in the grounds of the Knesset (Israel's Parliament).
Only flew back in this morning from Tel Aviv after a really stunning 10 days. Surely Israel ranks as one of the THE top birding spots in the world. I have many stories to tell on the amazing Birds, the amazing Animals, the amazing Places and the amazing People.
For now a little flavour:
The Birds and the Light make taking photos a lot easier even for a duffer like me. This young male Hawfinch was at the Jerusalem Bird Observatory yesterday.
Smyrna Kingfisher. one of 3 species often seen side-by-side whose core ranges are the 3 major continents of Africa, Asia and Europe. Birds know no boundaries, and have already played a role in helping to bring peace initiatives in a divided region.
The sheer numbers and variety of species provides a genuine wildlife spectacle. These are White Pelicans which soar daily, in large flocks over the Agamon Park, Hula Valley.
The sight of up to 40,000 Cranes at dawn. Not only are the numbers staggering, it is the views of the birds that is unbeatable
Birds of Prey were amazing. Eagles, Harriers, Kites, Vultures- and never-ending! The ID challenges and questions were there too, like: is this a Black Kite, a Black-eared Kite or what…?
and I personally made a big thing of looking at the Stonechats (4-5 different types occurring here)- with some surprising observations… What do you think this one was?
seeing this juvenile Masked Shrike was how Tristan Reid and I ended our visit. Now I need to start going through the pics and telling the stories!
For now a special moment for me was watched orange bellied Swallows (of the subspecies transitiva) over the Sea of Galilee at sunset. Stay tuned!


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The Perfect Match is a 2016 American romantic comedy film directed by Bille Woodruff. The film was written by Dana Verde, Brandon Broussard and Gary Hardwick, and stars Terrence J, Cassie Ventura, Lauren London and Paula Patton. Queen Latifah is an executive producer on the film.
A playboy named Charlie, convinced that all his relationships are dead, meets the beautiful and mysterious Eva. Agreeing to a casual affair, Charlie then wants a bit more from their relationship.


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Photographer Allen Hughes captured this amazing shot of an unknown surfer, late for his competition, leaping into the waves at Santa Cruz's Steamer Lane. (You can see a larger version here.)
Hughes explained the photo to Metro:
"Everyone else was watching the surfers out at sea but then I noticed this guy running. He was late for his heat. I could tell that he was anxious so I focused my camera on him. Before anyone knew it he ran and jumped off the cliff."
On Facebook, Hughes said it's a nice shot, but was really no big deal:
"[A]nyone who's ever surfed Steamers knows it isn't unusual to see someone jump from this point. He timed it perfectly and landed behind the whitewater and paddled out."


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Well, for one thing, I haven't been blogging.
I have been busy completing the porch, and since the weather was really nice, It never appealed to me to fire up the computer in the evening and blog about the progress.
And all of a sudden the holiday was over, and I am back on the ship, without any pictures to prove that I actually did do some work while I was at home.
I have still not decided if there should be some sort of hand rail on the porch. SWMBO prefers to keep it without a hand rail, but I am not so sure. For a start, I haven't added one.
I still need to make the front steps of the porch, but that requires me to saw some wood on the saw mill first.
I often feel that my projects take longer than they should, but I suppose it is because I start out with a bunch of logs as raw material. Milling takes some time, and so does running the boards through a planer.
And right now I am completely out of 1x5" boards that I need to use for the sides of the porch, and I also need to make some material for the steps as well, but that will have to wait until I come home again.
Apart from the work on the porch, I had a good time with the family, we went fishing and also went on a small trip to London.
Our oldest child Laura had been signed up for a boarding school. Those are pretty popular in Denmark for the 9th and 10th grade.
We sent her off, and that felt like a huge parental step sending your child "away". She'll be back next year for her secondary education, but I am confident that she'll grow during this year.
Now I need to consider what my next on board project should be.
No matter what you did in your summer, I hope you had a great time and have recharged your internal batteries.


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Point Molate needs your attention once again. There is a City Council meeting happening 5:00pm tonight 6/21/2016. In a closed session, the former proposed casino developer Upstream Development will hold a "conference with legal counsel" regarding existing litigation Upstream holds against the City of Richmond. Arrive before 5:00pm and fill out a speaker card to be heard during the brief window for public comment on the value of Point Molate.
Agenda for City Council meeting 6/21 at 5:00pm TODAY
LOCATION: Community Services Building 440 Civic Center Plaza Richmond, CA 94804
TIME: arrive 4:45pm to fill out a speaker card
We are foremost requesting that any plans for Point Molate be open to public process. We are concerned that Upstream Development will present a new housing development plan to City of Richmond in form of a settlement offer. The City may vote and decide to accept the plan, without asking the public. Many times the residents of Richmond have stood up and said they don't want inappropriate development there, away from many services and closely neighboring the Chevron refinery. Settling now would be a loss to the City on many fronts. See Citizens for Sustainable Point Molate recent blog post: http://www.cfspm.org/
Our organization will advocate firstly, that land use commitments not be made tonight. We will continue with insisting that want to see the most valuable plant communities preserved, that of the watershed area immediately above the Beach Park. (Have you visited the Point Molate Beach Park on Stenmark Drive yet, which is maintained by volunteers and open to the public?) We believe the best use of this area is as park land, and needs boundary protections for flora from Coastal Prairie bunch grasses stretching all the way up the hillside, to the eel grass beds in the bay.
We do not want decisions made tonight on the fate of this beautiful diverse resource, without due opportunity for public process. We fear that a hasty decision will reflect the City's current hurt for funds and ignore what the public actually wants there.
CONTACT your Richmond City Council Members today, to voice your concerns. Model letters follow which you are welcome to use. All voices are important at this point, even if you are not a Richmond resident. If Point Molate is important to you we value you adding your voice.
Please help us shed light on Richmond. Thank you. Hope to see you at the meeting tonight.
Karen Whitestone
Conservation Analyst
East Bay California Native Plant Society
Pt. Molate Alert – East Bay CNPS, Conservation Committee
Below are Council email addresses and samples to reach Richmond City Council prior to the closed-door session on Pt. Molate, Tues. 5pm
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Subject: Open and Public Planning Process for Pt. Molate (short version if you just have a moment)
Please do not make any land use commitments to Upstream or any other developer in closed door session. We ask you to initiate an open and public planning process for zoning of land use at Pt. Molate.
Richmond resident, member of California Native Plant Society, East Bay Chapter
Subject: Open and Public Planning Process for Pt. Molate (longer version).
This Tuesday, June 21, at 5 p.m. the members of the Richmond City Council will be reviewing in closed session a lawsuit against the City by the casino developer, Upstream Development. Upstream Development has been approaching the City recently, and it is feared that they are trying to obtain Council member approval to build a big housing development in the diverse and ecologically-rich south watershed basin that surrounds the Pt. Molate Beach Park. Their
Housing development in Pt. Molate's south watershed was one of the proposals rejected by the Richmond voters in November, 2010 when we voted overwhelmingly against Upstream's project, including the casino. Also, recent business expert advice sought by the City wisely recommends concentrating any development in the Winehaven area, reserving the south watershed as parkland due to its amazing ecological diversity and future value to all Richmond residents.
The City has not yet done a public planning process to codify land use zoning at Pt. Molate. Zoning is a public process and precedes any approval of land use.
We ask that the City Council initiate a public planning process so Richmond residents have a say on land uses at Pt. Molate, and that the Council make no land use commitments until a public planning process for Pt. Molate is completed.
Richmond resident and member, California Native Plant Society, East Bay Chapter


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Cowboy was made and distributed by "Lion Studios" organization, and it is accessible to be downloaded and played on android and IOS stages. Cowboy was made and distributed by "Lion Studios" organization, and it is accessible to be downloaded and played on android and IOS stages.
On the off chance that you ever longed for being a cowhand and toss your rope to get whatever number creatures as could be expected under the circumstances in an extremely fascinating world, at that point this game would be the ideal decision. It will offer you the life of a cattle rustler including huge amounts of difficulties and shrewd highlights.
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As the game starts, you will understand that everything will begin immediately, with a solitary tap on the screen. It will leave you, with no instructional exercises and you can learn by missteps.
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• There will be opportunities to guarantee twofold, and treble. Contingent upon the circumstance. The shop will offer you advertisements expulsion and additional money.
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What I like about RTW is how a designer can translate his or her inspiration into everyday clothing. We all know they can go gaga with couture, can even defend themselves as just being creative, but designing for RTW is a big task at hand. One has to make clothes that appeal to the masses without sacrificing their own brand. I think that was what made me gravitate toward this collection.
The collection is full of simple clothes that I can take inspiration from. Simple, yes, but not ordinary. Dominant colors were red and blue. Different cuts and prints playing to make a statement. See pictures below to understand what I mean. Pictures taken from Style.com.


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Observation of laser satellites in a plasma produced by a femtosecond laser pulseDonald Umstadter Publications
Date of this Version10-10-1997
Published by Interperiodica; JETP-Letters, 66, 480-6 (1997). Translated from Pis'ma Zh. Eksp. Teor. Fiz. 66, 454-9 (1997). http://www.maik.rssi.ru/cgi-bin/journal.pl?name=jetplet&page=main . Published by Am Inst Physics.
AbstractLaser satellites are detected in the emission spectra of magnesium and aluminum plasmas produced by femtosecond laser pulses. This is made possible by the realization of picosecond time resolution in a highluminosity x-ray spectrograph with a spherically curved mica crystal. The temporal characteristics of these newly recorded spectral lines show unequivocally that they are formed as a result of nonlinear processes.
Citation InformationS.A. Pikuz, Anatoly Maksimchuk, Donald Umstadter, M. Nantel, et al.. "Observation of laser satellites in a plasma produced by a femtosecond laser pulse" (1997)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/donald_umstadter/53/


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Now and then, our inner being harbors the sense of apprehension for so long that these concerns regarding past, present or future events begin to affect our overall emotional status directly.
Our perception of everyday events warps as a result, subsequently causing a loss of motivation, increasing irritability, and in many occasions, diminished self-esteem. There are many options available when dealing such situations. Some recommend medication and supplements such as organic hemp CBD products, and usually, this truly helps.
Here are some of the primary ways of dealing with anxiety and stress.
Physical activity shifts your focus from the melancholy to the scenic sights on your track during your jog or the upbeat music in the course of your aerobics class. Exercise facilitates the release of serotonin, bringing about that feel-good factor. Workouts benefit your physical being too, bringing about more energy and power to your system.
This newfound level of fitness gives you the drive to go about your daily schedule with minimal difficulty, making your life considerably more comfortable in the process. Regular exercise is one of the leading ways of dealing with stress and anxiety, proving useful for a very long time.
Caffeine remains a no-no if you suffer from chronic anxiety. When contending with such a situation, it remains advisable to avoid all substances that bring about edginess, such as caffeine. Taking caffeine is a known cause of nervousness and jitters.
As a result, the introduction of this compound, in turn, worsens anxiety disorders, as proven by research. Â Caffeine is a known trigger for panic attacks in people suffering from the condition. In quite some cases, elimination of caffeine brings about a significant change for the better, with a lesser occurrence or severity of anxiety symptoms.
Our systems are naturally built to associate our surroundings with an event or situation. Being at work, for instance, remains automatically predisposed to bring about a feeling of the seriousness of rigidity and complete formality depending on the setting.
If you have had a bad experience somewhere, changing houses, your route to work, or even the company you keep usually does a world of good. The mind automatically switches to new environments, bringing about some much-needed positivity. There is so much to see and learn in new places, and each positive event along the way comes with an uplifting feeling.
Find motivation. The options remain unlimited as you seek that all-important self-drive. We all have a unique way of seeing life, and as a result, sources of motivation vary. This difference in emotional setup means that there isn't a one-size-fits-all solution.
However, distinct similarities suggest that there are solutions that tend to work for most people. Music, for instance, is one of the most common ways to lift your spirit. Upbeat tunes generally cheer you up, giving you that good feeling that reduces anxiety.
However, it may be your favorite slow song that gets you going. Listening to motivational audiobooks remains an option too, along with keeping good company that keeps you driven.
The ingredients in natural supplements play a critical role in keeping you going. However, it is advisable to get proper insight and understand how these products work.
Organic hemp CBD products, for instance, bring that good feeling without the typical high associated with cannabis products. You can check out the cbd isolate dosage for getting the best result. CBD has many medical benefits, and unlike THC, works with your CB1 and CB2 receptors to improve your mood, sleep, and appetite without the typical high.
It is crucial to understand the difference between CBD and other cannabis products to appreciate the vital supplement truly.
Time is a critical factor when dealing with emotional unrest. If unaddressed, common anxiety brings about considerable stress to your system, with in turn leads to depression.
Depression has some far-reaching effects, and may eventually prove fatal. Reaching out to a trusted friend, family member, or mental health professional saves you from some of the more severe results of stress and anxiety. The people closest to us help us remember our real value and potential.
In the absence of a friend or close family member, trained medical professionals offer crucial assistance in dealing with the condition and its symptoms.
Anxiety is common in all people. However, failure to address the situation escalates it to higher levels, with considerably more severe effects.
It is essential to maintain an active and healthy lifestyle, avoid foods likely to aggravate the occurrence and severity of anxiety and stress symptoms.
Natural remedies to stress and anxiety remain the safest way of dealing with the condition, with no side effects or risks involved in the process. It is vital to understand that anxiety or stress is not a sign of weakness, but a regular occurrence.
Source: https://www.bmmagazine.co.uk/in-business/health-and-wellbeing/how-to-naturally-reduce-anxiety-depression/


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Description: After the foot party, Michael and Claude are hot and decide to give each other a foot rub and then a feet sniffing at home, on the sofa.
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Treat Yourself To This All-Natural, Healthy, and Delicious Buffet at Davao's Huni Farm
Ida Damo | May 28, 2018
If you're traveling in Davao and you're looking for a healthy treat, head on over to Huni Farm and enjoy a nutritious fare of go, grow, and glow.
Huni Farm in Wangan, Calinan, Davao City has long advocated for growing food the organic and natural way. The farm's owner, Louella Garcia, can take you on a tour (PhP150) of her farm where you will see how vegetables, fruits, and farm animals are raised naturally or without inorganic chemicals.
READ: Is Davao the Healthiest City in the Philippines?
Ms. Louella will orient you as to how the farm follows the law of nature and how each living thing contribute to the wellness of one another hence high value crops grow along with "weeds" and insect control is done according to their life cycles. What you get is organic goodness not chemicals.
Thus, all that is served in the mouth-watering lunch buffet (PhP450) on Saturdays and Sundays are freshly harvested from the farm surrounding the restaurant area.
There is no fixed menu here as everything depends on what is available and in season at the farm.
You can have kare-kare, pork humba with radish, spaghetti, steamed fish, lumpia, naked burrito, sushi, tonkatsu on one Saturday and comeback next Saturday to pesto pasta, pork sausage on potatoes, stuffed grilled squid, beef curry, and a host of other viands.
The dessert table can have ginataang bilo-bilo, turon, assorted cakes, maja blanca, buko pandan, and other kakanins plus fresh slices of fruits in season. Wash it down with juices of cucumber, water infused with lime, lemon and mint, passion fruit, and roselle.
READ: Where to Eat in Davao City: 20 Must-Try Restaurants
Even the garden where you can dine al fresco is a mix of edible and ornamental plants. Herbs, root crops, and other vegetables grow with flowering plants and fruit trees.
Delicious smells of freshly-baked breads and pies waft through the grounds as you sit on the tables. Try and bring home some. There is a small store at the entrance where you can buy vinegar and honey.
You deserve to eat all the nutritious food that Huni offers and eat under trees while the chirping of the birds serenades her. So what are you waiting for? Head off to Huni Farm!
NOTE: Huni only offers the buffet on weekends. It is going to be ala carte on weekdays.
How to get there:
Major airlines fly daily to Davao City from Manila and Cebu.
The Huni Farm is 45 minutes to an hour away from Davao City proper taking the Diversion Road. Upon reaching Calinan proper, turn left towards Wangan. Turn right at the Petron gasoline station and a few meters away is Huni Farm on the left side of the road.
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May 4th 2010 and a Bar-tailed Godwit checks into Wood Lane....
Two visits to the Ellesmere area in two weeks and two important birds! This second visit was to yield a pretty rare Shropshire wader, the first at Wood Lane since 2003 and probably, only the third County record (I'm sure Geoff will confirm or advise) since that 2003 bird!
I was there on the strength of a talk to Ellesmere garden club but called into Wood Lane on my way there. There was nothing much of note about - a Black-tailed Godwit had been noted (ref the hide book) earlier in the day. I caught sight of a bird flying in to the scrape - it landed briefly - wait a minute that's not a Blackwit, crikey (or words to that effect) it was a Bar-tailed Godwit!!
It had only been there a matter of seconds before a couple of Lapwings 'went for it'....
And off it flew to the neighbouring scrape - out of view!
I got the information out and was contemplating a walk up to the far hide when...... it flew back in and was left in peace this time! Still working through loads of images and I will confine things to some representative shots....
I even got a chance to capture some 'droplet shots'!
What a cracking bird! Good light too for a change (it was 7.15 by now)
Monday, 4 May 2020
On this Day (May 4th)... 2010 - Bar-tailed Godwit
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Do you dread the three o'clock lull? That time between lunch and dinner when your energy level takes a serious dive towards the South Pole. Your eyelids get heavy. Your head starts to droop. If only you could shut your eyes for a few minutes...but alas, there's still a mountain of work to conquer. Sigh.
If you're feeling like you need a little boost, give this recipe for Mocha Latte Cupcakes a try. These rich and moist little cakes are infused with real espresso. I've topped them with silky, smooth Chocolate Espresso Ganache to enhance the java flavour of the cupcakes. They're the perfect afternoon pick-me-up.
Extra tidbits: Leave one or two cupcakes sans ganache. I know it sounds crazy—but stay with me! Bathe the cupcakes in any leftover cream. Ideal for those 'hold the icing' days. And it's a handy way to get through a carton of cream. Also, any leftover ganache can be used as the perfect topping to drizzle over ice cream or frozen yogurt.
Wishing you sweet satisfaction,
Anita Kushwaha
Mocha Latte Cupcakes
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 tsp cinnamon (optional)
1/2 cup canola oil
1/2 cup white sugar
1/2 cup brown sugar
2 large eggs
1 tsp pure vanilla extract
1/2 cup milk
1/2 cup espresso, room temperature
1 Tbsp espresso (for ganache)
1. Preheat oven at 350 degrees. Line cupcake tin. Set aside.
2. In a medium bowl, sift together flour, cocoa, baking powder, baking soda, salt and cinnamon.
3. In large bowl, combine oil and sugar. Mix until incorporated. Beat in one egg at a time. Add vanilla. Add milk and espresso.
4. Fold dry ingredients into wet ingredients, careful not to over mix.
5. Divide batter into cupcake tin, filling each about ¾ of the way. Bake for 20-22 minutes. Let cool completely before decorating.
Chocolate Espresso Ganache
1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
1/2 cup heavy cream
1 Tbsp brewed espresso
1. Bring a large pot of water to a boil.
2. Place large glass bowl on top. Make sure that the bottom of the bowl does not touch the boiling water.
3. Add chocolate chips to the glass bowl. Next, add the heavy cream. Using a spatula, stir until the chocolate chips melt completely and the cream is incorporated. This may take a few minutes.
4. Once the ganache is smooth and glossy, remove from heat.
5. The dip and twist method works best here. Dip cupcake tops into the ganache. Twist to prevent any drips. Enjoy as is, or top with your favorite decorations.
About Anita
Anita was born on Spring Equinox, on the cusp of Aries and Pisces. According to the Chinese Zodiac she's also a monkey.
She loves the creative process in its various manifestations and enjoys spending time writing and teaching yoga.. Baking gets her out of my head, a remedy for writer's block. Anita is also a loving wife, devoted auntie and proud cat mom. Her cat's name is Noodles. He looks a bit like Garfield.
Other things Anita loves besides writing and baking are trees, whales and elephants. Her favorite color is green. She have no desire to travel to space, but a trip around the world ranks high on her bucket list. Writing is Anita's chosen method of self-expression and has been from a young age. Last but not least she bleeds red,white and Canuck
About For the Love of Cupcakes
Priya Patel has wanted to become a baker since the first time she saw the light of her Easy Bake Oven. However, working as an assistant baker at Sugarplum Fairy Cakes isn't the glamorous life she dreamed about. Priya tries to impress her boss, Helen Bouffant, with creative twists on traditional recipes but her culinary skills are completely ignored as she is forced to scrub toilets and clean up everyone else's mess. After Priya is blamed for a major screw up at Sugarplum Fairy Cakes, she decides to throw in her apron. With the support of her husband, Arj, and a kick in the pants from her best friend, Mae, she decides to start her own cupcakery.
Just when Priya thinks she's washed her hands of Helen once and for all, they both enter a charity bake off with a grand prize of $10,000. Priya will have to cook the most creative, delicious cupcakes of her life and defend herself against Helen, who will stop at nothing to see Priya and her cupcakery fail. The competition gets heated but there is one thing that will keep Priya going- the love of cupcakes. Does she have what it takes to win the bake-off? Whose talent will prevail?
For the Love of Cupcakes will leave your mouth watering for cupcakes and your cheeks sore from smiling.
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We had a big busy day on Saturday. We went to a COLD Bronco game and then rushed home to go leave again to go to our nephew Kason's second birthday party (forgot the camera for this one but it turned out great and the kids had a blast!). We dressed in lots and lots of layers for the game so it really wasn't that bad. We have our waterproof BSU coats and they are big enough that we could both put our down coats underneath! The kids had fleece pants on as well as pj's under them. They didn't get cold at all and had a blast. Tiana and Camden both took their naps during the game! I had to miss out of two of the games this year because of sick kids (and myself being sick) so no amount of cold was keeping us from the last game! Nana found the kids these little Bronco hats that are just about the cutest thing EVER so we had to do a couple photos. Kids weren't that happy about taking photos but oh well.
|This is Keaton's NOT IN THE MOOD FOR THIS look!!!
|This shows the hat a little better on Tiana! Cute huh!?!?! They LOVE them!


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Police were forced to release tear gas into the crowd of people who had taken to the streets of Phoenix to protest against the recent police shooting of two African-American men. Close to 600 people gathered on 8 July, for what was supposed to be a peaceful rally from City Hall to the Downtown District but at the last minute, protest leader Reverend Jarrett Maupin told local media that the rally would make its way to Interstate-10 to block traffic.
Maupin backtracked on the new plan later but many of the protesters continued to make their way towards the I-10 at Seventh Avenue shouting slogans like "No justice, no peace". Police created a barricade at Fillmore Street and going by footage and reports from the scene, began to spray tear gas into the crowd gathered there at around 10.30pm MST.
"We don't want an incident here," said chief Joe Yahner of the Phoenix Police Department. "We want people to do their protest ... have a good time, if that's what they want to do, but we want everybody to be safe.
"We're going to be professional, but we're going to do everything we can to make everybody safe," he said. "We want them to have that on their mind."
The rally was held to protest the killings of Philando Castile and Alton Sterling, both black men, by policemen. Organisers were requested to delay the march, following the mass shooting in Dallas in which five police officers were killed and another six wounded, but Maupin said that no changes would be made. "It's just unfortunate the tragedy in Dallas complicates things," he mentioned in a statement.


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Volume 13 Number 4
Letter from the Editor
by Jennifer Menzies
Jennifer Menzies, editor of The Flow, welcomes the imaginative, innovative work of over 90 female glass artists to the 11th Annual Women in Glass issue and reminds readers of several upcoming Glass Expert Webinars™ featuring outstanding artist instructors.
11th Annual Gallery of Women in Glass
The Flow's 11th annual gallery of Women in Glass features the work of over 90 female flameworking artists. This collection showcases beautiful and innovative glass art that includes beads and other jewelry plus sculptural pieces in floral, nature, geometric, and contemporary themes.
What's Hot
by Darlene Welch
Information on the latest in new glass types and colors, supplies and tools, kilns, books, patterns, and anything else that glass artists and enthusiasts need for working in hot glass can be found in the What's Hot section of The Flow.
The Poor Woman's Dichroic
Tinting Foils in Soft Glass
by Deb Crowley
Veteran flameworking artist/instructor, Deb Crowley, shares her tips and techniques for coating foil with soft glass to create a shimmering look that is reminiscent of dichroic glass. Tips for working the beads and encasing the foil are included along with an encouragement to artists to experiment with different colors.
Reader Reflections
Readers share their thoughts on profiles, articles, and tutorials featured in recent issues of The Flow.
Text and Demonstration by Rocio Bearer
Photography by Rofranna Parra
Rocio Bearer demonstrates techniques for creating a sculptural off mandrel bead in the shape of an ancient scroll. The bead features a music staff and notes. Its antique appearance is enhanced with silver fuming rod and foil leaf plus a stamped seal.
Fish Amphora
Text, Demonstration, and Photography by Laurie Ament
Laurie Ament demonstrates how she combines her fish sculptures with small bottles. The base bead, which is created from three stacked colors, is rolled in frit to enhance the look and dimension of the fish body. Clear glass is used to add the bottle handles and fish fins, which are textured with shears.
Kiln Corner
Why Circuit Breakers Trip
by Arnold Howard
Photos Courtesy of Paragon Industries, L.P.
Arnold Howard, who writes instruction manuals for Paragon Industries, L.P., discusses various problems that can cause circuit breakers to trip when firing a kiln. Causes can include overloaded or overly sensitive circuits, loose or corroded connections, or a dead short.
Seahorse Ornament
Text and Demonstration by Sabina Boehm
Photography by Jennie K. Stephens, Emily Blodgett, and Sabina Boehm
Sabina Boehm demonstrates using boro rod, frit, and silver fuming to create a nontraditional seahorse ornament. Tips are included for letting gravity help when shaping the body, Clear dots are added for wings and along the spine to complete the look.
Sea Urchin Shell
Text and Demonstration by Kylee Koenig
Photography by Leslie O'Dell
Kylee Koenig demonstrates using clear tubing as the base for a spherical sea urchin shape. Colored stringer stripes are applied to the base, which is then blown into a sphere. A top opening is formed, and rows of clear dots are added to the color stripes for texture and interest.
Fused Stringer Micromosaic Glass Designs
Text and Demonstration by Lori Greenberg
Lori Greenberg demonstrates a technique for making stringers, then snipping and placing them on a clear base following a colored pattern. Once the stringer pieces are placed, they are tack fused together in the kiln. This technique can be used to create any kind of design, including portraits.
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Who says healthy women can't be sexy? Fashion Runways. With far-too-skinny models stomping the runways of London's and New York's fashion week last week, the discussions of body image and "what is too skinny?" surfaced.
Sure, there have been other efforts from several fashion organizations around the world, but most emphasize age minimums and healthy working environments, whatever that means. I want numbers people!
For the country of Israel, enough was enough.
Adi Barkan, an iconic fashion photographer was the one who spearheaded the efforts to bring the image of the healthy model back after one of his models died in his arms from anorexia. Barkan told NBC News, "When a child looks at the TV and they want to be skinny not for any reason just because they saw beautiful and skinny girls, that, we can change." And change he did. Barkan pressed Israeli politicians to draw up and pass a law that bans models from working who have a lower body mass index (BMI) than 18.5, or less than 118 pounds if you're 5'7''. Wowzah. The law also enforces clear written disclaimers in magazines and newspapers advertisements that have digitally enhanced images.
Now let's move from the harsh lights of the runways to the glossy pages of the magazines. Last year, 19 Vogue magazine editors from around the world joined together to make a pact to project the image of health models on their pages. They also agreed to "not knowingly work with models under the age of 16 or who appear to have an eating disorder. However this pact doesn't really allude to having any real requirements. Just seems to be a matter of opinion. Le sigh.
A law like the one passed in Israel would never even be thought about here in the U.S. because it would be viewed as a breach of free speech. However, personally, for young girls' sake I would really like a nationwide law to require advertisements and editorials in magazines, like Vogue, to have a clear-written disclaimer that states the images have been digitally altered. Too often I see girls flipping through the pages of their favorite magazine and saying, "none of these people look like me," or "I want to look like her." So, if magazines don't want to adopt this healthy model image, at least the government will have some control, allowing our young people access to the truth: these images of super-skinny women with flawless skin are indeed fake.
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Frank Leoni, the program's inaugural leader, enters his fifth year as the Head Coach at Marymount in 2018. In just four years, Leoni has guided the Saints to the top of the highly competitive Capital Athletic Conference and visibility on the NCAA level.
The Saints won 20 or more games for the second-consecutive season in 2017. Overcoming the loss of three positional starters, they secured the #5 seed in the CAC standings. In the first round of the CAC tournament, the Saints knocked off #2 seed Christopher Newport in Newport News. Marymount is one of only four CAC teams to qualify for the post-season in each of the past three years. Junior Collin Bazemore and sophomore Conner Hall earned Second-team All-CAC honors. Off the field has been just as impressive for the Saints. Among their many community service efforts, the team has now raised over $30,000 to support Vs. Cancer and Children's National Hospital in Washington, DC. For the second consecutive year, Marymount's 3.2 GPA was recognized by the American Baseball Coaches Association with their Team Academic Award.
The 2016 season was a huge success. In only its third year of existence, Marymount came within two games of the NCAA tournament. Not only did they open CAC play with a seven game winning streak, the Saints played consistently throughout the season, securing the #2 seed in the CAC standings. In mid-April, Marymount was ranked #35 nationally. The Saints won six games versus nationally ranked opponents, including their first ever post-season victory, 11-3 over then #14 ranked Christopher Newport. They would eventually bow out of the CAC play-offs after two one-run losses to #11 ranked Salisbury. Marymount led the CAC in pitching, and two of their starting pitchers (Collin Bazemore, 1st team and Dylan Gerdts, 2nd team) were named All-CAC for the first time in program history. Freshman Luke Tyree earned CAC Player of the Week accolades on two occasions. The Saints were successful off the field as well, earning the inaugural ABCA Team Academic Award for maintaining a 3.2 GPA. Only 33of 383 NCAA Division III programs were recognized. Leoni earned his 500th collegiate victory on March 21, 2016 in a win versus St. Mary's. As a result of the team's success, Leoni was recognized as the 2016 Capital Athletic Conference and ECAC South Region Coach of the Year.
In 2014, the program had a modestly successful first season when it started at least seven freshmen. The 2015 team doubled its win total from the previous year, finishing fourth in the Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) standings and capturing the program's first-ever bid to the CAC Baseball Championship. Along the way, the 2015 edition won three games against nationally-ranked opponents (#2 Frostburg State University twice and #6 Shenandoah University), while its strength of schedule ranked 20th out of 380 NCAA DIII baseball programs.
In the summer of 2015, Leoni was the head coach (manager) of the Martha's Vineyard Sharks of the prestigious Futures Collegiate Baseball League (FCBL). The FCBL is a well-respected summer collegiate wooden bat league located in New England and comprised of players from all around the country and all collegiate divisions. The Sharks finished with a 34-20 record, capturing the FCBL regular-season championship. To date, three players from the 2015 team were either drafted or signed an MLB contract. For his efforts, Leoni was named 2015 FCBL Co-Manager of the Year.
Prior to Marymount, Leoni was a NCAA DI head coach for 20 seasons, compiling more than 460 victories at the College of William & Mary and the University of Rhode Island.
While at the College of William & Mary, the Tribe posted 196 wins in seven seasons, making Leoni the fastest coach to reach 100 victories in program history. He coached 24 All-Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) honorees, the 2007 CAA Player of the Year as well as the 2011 and 2012 CAA Pitchers of the Year. Six of his players garnered All-America honors and 10 earned All-Region accolades. Additionally, 14 of the players Leoni coached and/or recruited signed professional contracts, including two top-10 round MLB draft picks. The 2008 squad set a school record with four MLB draft picks. As a team, Leoni's squads at W&M led the CAA in hitting in both 2007 and 2008 with the 2008 team ranking third nationally. The 2007, 2008 and 2010 teams topped the league in fielding, while the 2012 Tribe led the CAA in earned-run average and ranked 14th nationally.
Leoni took the helm at the University of Rhode Island in September of 1992 as the youngest Division I head coach in the nation, inheriting a program that went 8-25-1 the year before and was set for elimination. He turned the program around using extremely limited resources and won 266 games during his time in Kingston, then a program record. Under Leoni, the Rams won three-consecutive Atlantic 10 Eastern Division titles (2003-2005) and the 2004 and 2005 A-10 regular-season championships. In 2005, URI secured its first Atlantic 10 conference championship and NCAA postseason berth in program history. He coached two A-10 Pitchers of the Year, one A-10 Rookie and Player of the Year, and six All-Americans. Furthermore, 13 of his players signed professional contracts, including two top-10 round MLB draft picks. Leoni was named the Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year in 2003 and 2004, and the New England Coach of the Year in 2004. He was named to the Rhode Island Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2010.
Helping coaches develop is a source of great pride for Leoni. Five of his former assistants have gone on to have successful head coaching careers, including Jim Foster, formerly of URI and now Head Coach at Army West Point after helping Boston College to its first-ever Super Regional in 2016, John LaRose at Johnson & Wales University, Jad Prachniak at the helm of the 2012 and 2017 NCAA DII National Champions West Chester University, Adam Taylor formerly of Franklin & Marshall College and Raphael Cerrato at URI. Most recently, the 2015 Saints' pitching coach, Pat Pinkman, accepted the same role at Seton Hall University after holding the Pitching Coach duties at Fordham University. And, current Saints' assistant, Mike Cassidy, was the head coach for the Martha's Vineyard Sharks in 2016 and 2017.
Leoni graduated from the University of Rhode Island with a B.S. in Accounting in 1990 and earned his Master's degree in Business Administration from URI in 2003. He, his wife Michelle and their four children, Ryan (18), Karsen (16), Nathan (16), and Casey (13), reside in Stafford, Virginia.


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No.12 : Castle Drogo, Devon
issue 41 Feb / Mar 2008
This time around, Dominic Meyrick bores his children with a castle in Devon
Tagged with the evocative epithet; 'The last castle to be built in England', Castle Drogo is an austere and monumental building located above the Teign Gorge within Dartmoor National Park in Devon. It is situated at a height of 300 metres which results in dramatic views and exposure to extreme weather conditions.
It was designed by the renowned British architect Sir Edwin Lutyens as a country house for entrepreneur Julius Drewe. After researching his ancestry, he began a relationship with the norman baron, Drogo de Teign from whom he discovered he was a descendant. He began plans for a contemporary mock castle to reflect his grand line and chose the site at Drewsteignton in Devon as its location. Lutyens, better known for his inspired memorials, and elaborate restoration of stately homes, accepted the commission but remained unconvinced about Drewe's ideas for a modern 'medieval' castle. The original plans show the ambition of the commission. Combined with the First World War labour shortage and the realisation that the rooms were to be far too large for practical living, the castle was scaled down from an original design that would have been around three times the size. The foundation stone was laid in 1911 and after many amendments to the original design, the house was finally completed in 1931, the year that Julius Drewe died.
The building is made entirely from granite with every block specially quarried and then laid by two masons. After a twenty year construction period, the finished house resembles both a Medieval and a Tudor castle. It is stark and unornamented on the outside and similarly austere within. There is a working portcullis and turrets but the defensive characteristics are merely decorative.
Due to its situation, the castle has unblocked access to daylight and Lutyens harnessed this throughout the building. The castle is an excellent study in daylight design with small windows cunning placed where least expected to tap in to the natural resources of the location.
Grand mullioned and transomed windows light the higher status family rooms and smaller, deep set windows are used to for the servant's rooms. There is great attention to detail with examples of daylighting even in areas such as the scullery which has stone pillars supporting a vaulted ceiling, with daylight from lunettes above.
The corridor connecting the entrance hall, main stairs and drawing room is a cleverly designed sequence of arches, with a shallow dome and leading into the main staircase. Here the stairs are lit by a huge window, whose many lights are divided by stone mullions and transoms in decreasing proportion towards the top.
The abundance of daylight penetration into the building creates a sense of spaciousness at odds with such a solid construction.
The Castle was gifted to the National Trust in 1974 and was the first 20th Century building that the Trust acquired. It has a Grade 1 listed status due to the quality of its construction and also the addition of a formal garden designed by Lutyens with planting by Gertrude Jekyll.
"On holiday this year my family and I went to see this fantastic castle. As we wandered around I was taken aback by the sheer brilliance of the daylight coming into the rooms, halls and corridors. Here was true daylight design from a master craftsman. As you walked through corridors on every level small glazed slots are positioned, not for views, but to allow small but vital amounts of natural light to penetrate into every corner of this solid granite building. The slate, all the way from Aberdeen, does exactly the same internally as the material does externally in Scotland, it absorbs and reflects the natural daylight and sunlight creating incredibly light and open spaces... I wandered around in amazement and not a daylight factor in site. My kids thought I was VERY sad!!"
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55 and Older in streaming. A struggling couple are in dire straits and living paycheck to paycheck. When an opportunity to live rent-free in a 55 and older community arises, they are forced to disguise themselves as seniors and try to fake their way into living there. As they transform their lives, the residents are not easily fooled, and begin to suspect the young couple is exactly that, young. As their plight is witnessed by the many watching eyes of the neighborhood, the young couple learns that being a retired senior citizen is not as easy as it looks like
Directors: Kevin Armstrong
Duration: 98 min
Year of release: 2013
Genres: Comedy
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There's just something about leather and fur paired together that it so cool to me. Maybe it's because it's somewhat unexpected or because there is such a contrast between the two fabrics, but either way I feel extra fabulous when I pair them. I lucked into this vintage fur coat in New York a few years ago and become more obsessed every time I put it on. I love how big and bulky it is, just in case the fur wasn't a statement enough. Shop similar below and enjoy a moo appearance. XOXO
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Turkey is without doubt one of the most promising real estate markets in the world after opening doors for foreign buyers in the previous years. Not only it attracts those who are looking for a vacation house, but also the country has a lot to offer for international investors too. For the last ten years and more, Turkey property prices had a steady increase. Scroll down to see all the properties we are marketing in Turkey real estate market.


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EAST LANSING -- Daniel West finally fell in love with the Breslin Center.
Two state championships will do that for a player.
The Saginaw High point guard teamed with backcourt partner Mike Green to make 10 3-pointers, leading the Trojans to a 90-71 Class A state championship victory over Detroit Pershing Saturday at Michigan State University's Breslin Center.
"I've never shot well here, not last year, not in the semifinals," said West, who has verbally committed to Tennessee. "Finally, I felt it when I was shooting. It was a good feeling."West made four 3-pointers, while Green hit six. Will Marlow and Raymond Stepney made one each to give the Trojans the state finals record for 3-pointers with 12.
"The way we shared the ball and shot the ball ... it was special," Saginaw High coach Lou Dawkins said. "We shot lights out, especially to start the game."
The 27-1 Trojans took a 22-12 lead after one quarter, then built it to 51-33 at halftime. The Trojans were 9 of 20 from the 3-point line in the first half.
"Their experience showed," Pershing coach A.W. Canada said. "They were hungry at the beginning. That shows their experience. They came out and hit their shots. We didn't. Their guards brought it to us. We had to play catch-up and we had a deep hole."
Mike Green, one of only four juniors on the team, finished with 29 points to lead all scorers.
"I'm just playing my role," Green said. "During the season, I kind of lay back and let Daniel and Dray (Green) do the work, but when the playoffs hit it's win or go home. I didn't want to go home."
West and Draymond Green added 21 points each, with Draymond Green also grabbing 19 rebounds.
The Trojans finished 30 of 68 from the floor, 12 of 31 from the 3-point line.
"I didn't know we were close to the record," Mike Green said. "It didn't matter."
Green's six 3-pointers fell one shy of the individual record of seven.
"I wish I had known," West said. "I would have gotten him the ball a couple more times."
Saginaw High led by as much as 23 points with 4:37 remaining in the first half, but Pershing cut the lead to 18 at halftime. The 22-5 Doughboys never came closer than 12 in the second half.
"It's a lot of pressure on the other team to come back," Mike Green said. "For us, it's a lot of fun because you always have that point advantage."
Demetrius Ward led Pershing with 23 points, followed by Keith Appling with 17 and Derrick Nix with 12. Nix also had 10 rebounds.
"We made history," West said. "Nobody has ever won back-to-back titles at Saginaw High. It was emotional, too, because we've been playing together our whole lives and this was the last game for us together."
One Green, Mike, will return next season to Saginaw High. The other Green, Draymond, will return to Breslin next year as a member of the MSU Spartans. He capped his high school career by kissing the "S" on the Breslin Center court.
"As a child, you dream of winning a state title just once," Draymond Green said. "To win two is unbelievable."
It was enough to make Dawkins choke up. In his four years as head coach at Saginaw High, Dawkins has reached the Breslin Center three times, losing in the semifinals his first year.
"It's amazing, it really is," Dawkins said. "There are legends from the city of Saginaw. To be in charge of this team for four years ... to win back-to-back state titles ...
"We're going to party like rock stars. We're going to eat like kings and princes. They've been listening to me get on them for three months. They deserve to party.
"They are special."
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Ruth Lane Structure Fire
Posted on December 26, 2016
At 4:56 AM, Monday, December 26, 2016 the Washington Township Fire Companies, Long Valley First Aid Squad, Hackettstown Fire Department's 78-69, and Tri-County Fire Company were dispatched to Ruth Lane for a residential structure fire. Fairmount Engine 2-1 laid a 5" supply line from the intersection of Old Turnpike Road and Ruth Lane to the scene while Fairmount Engine 2-2 was positioned on the bridge on Old Turnpike Road and drafted from the Musconetcong River and fed the 5" supply line to the scene. Fairmount Tender 2-7 acted as a nurse-tender at the scene supplying water to the attack engines.


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Acupuncture is an ancient form of Chinese medicine involving the insertion of thin, flexible needles into the skin at specific points on the body to achieve a therapeutic effect. No drug is injected.
Acupuncture points are places on the skin that have a lower resistance and are part of a network of points that were mapped centuries ago by the Chinese. Most are found along 'meridians' or 'channels' that are believed to be the pathways by which energy or Qi (pronounced 'Chee') flows through the body.
Acupuncture is used to encourage natural healing, improve mood and energy, reduce or relieve pain and improve function of affected areas of the body. It is safe and effective and is often successfully used as a complement to physiotherapy.
After the needles are inserted, they are left in place for 15-30 minutes, and may be manipulated to strengthen or reduce the flow of Qi. Acupuncture can be your sole form of treatment or incorporated with other physiotherapy treatment methods.
Research: Acupuncture is now commonplace in North America. Recent research shows a correlation between nerves, muscle trigger points and acupoints on the body. High quality studies have concluded that acupuncture is effective in treating low back pain, headaches and neck disorders.
Acupuncture has also shown to be effective in treating sprains, strains and chronic pain.
Safety: Foundation Physiotherapy only uses sterile, single-use needles for each acupuncture application. Possible side effects include slight bruising, achiness and minimal bleeding at the site of insertion.
Our physiotherapists have completed their acupuncture training through the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute. For your benefit, any session involving acupuncture can be claimed under "acupuncture" or "physiotherapy" coverage through your insurance plan.