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Biography of the Dean of the Faculty of languages and literature
Zabihullah Adabpal son of Haji Enayatulllah, grandson of Haji Abdul Aziz was born in 1987 in district two Kandahar City, Kandahar, Afghanistan. He was graduated from Sufi Zakoor High School in 2007, in 2012 he obtained B. A (Bachelor of Arts) in Pashto language and literature in the Faculty of Education Kandahar University and in 2016 M.A (Master of Arts) in English literature in the university college of Osmania University, Hyderabad. India.He started learning Elementary English Language in 2000 in Afghan Sayed Jamaluddin English Language and Computer Center, a private center, located in Eid Gah Avenue, Kandahar and graduated from Advanced level class in 2006 in Sabawoon English language e & Computer Center.He started working as an English language teacher from 2006 to 2010 in Horizon (presently IQRA) English Language Academy & Computer Institute, and was a manager for the following two years. He then was an EGP (English for General Purposes) instructor from 2012 to 2014 in ELCLC (English Language and Computer Learning Center) in Kandahar University.Junior Teaching Assistant Zabihullah Adabpal after successfully attaining B.A diploma in Pashto language and literature became an academic cadre of Kandahar University in the Department of Pashto language and literature in the Faculty of Education in 2013. And since August 2016, he became the dean of the faculty of the languages and literature, Kandahar University.
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the right of the people peaceably to assemble
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marc b. on schools without administrators in L.A. and beyond.
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bliske veze solidarnosti
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the student movement in croatia at the edu-factory.
national (usa) day of action march 4.
a brief discussion of "servant leadership" broke out recently in adj-l.
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family stuff… what's next, cats?
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mike cagle showed up in f'book recently. here's sleepy cat studio (monique) and zenmomma (chantal) to prove it. my "friends" page is expanding rapidly… but it's mostly math and zine people, most of whom i've never met in 3D, never mind feasted with on a thanksgiving day. boy this is great.
college occupations in croatia. also great.
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my old lecture notes appear still to be online somehow.
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Panditrao Khadilkar (पंडितराव खाडीलकर), a lifelong bachelor, was our family friend at Miraj (मिरज). He used to stay in a single room in my friend's wada (वाडा) about a hundred meter from our house.
He had free access to any part of our small house and even when father wasn't around he used to joke and chat with our mother as she worked in the kitchen. She and we kids always used to pull his legs but he took it gamely or so we always thought.
Panditrao, that's what we all called him, worked at chemistry lab of Willingdon College, Sangli. I could read lots of Marathi books because of him as he borrowed them from the college library.
He used to visit his brothers in Mumbai and Pune for Diwali. In 1980 (I think), he was traveling to Mumbai by train to be with his brother for Diwali. As the train stopped after Thane for some reason, he got down from it and started walking towards Mulund. We heard the same train knocked him to death as he was crossing the rail tracks. He was apparently carrying ghee from Miraj which was famous for all its milk products. They said the same ghee was poured on his funeral pyre.
For many years, Panditrao used to give us kids small gifts. One such gift was a toy soldier of clay. I don't remember the year but he bought it during urus of Samsuddin Mira Saheb. That toy soldier, 'huge' in stature, was my prized possession for many years. I still remember his face, his built, his weapon, his green fatigues. Every year I used to mount him on Diwali fort we used to build at home. He was a complete misfit standing next to Shivaji-maharaj (शिवाजी महाराज) and his saber/spear holding lieutenants.
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While every region has its own challenges, RTRS is ready for facing all the realities and give an answer to each stakeholder. Through the work of the Task Forces, we strive for guiding and monitoring the activities of our organization on a local level, thanks to the soy-chain representatives who offer their time and efforts for establishing responsible soy in its countries of origin.
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The dollar decreased after the FOMC meeting
The pressure on the pair improves the market's attitude towards the dollar as well as increased fears about the Greek exit from the Eurozone as the Eurozone leaders' comments at the EU summit last Thursday reduced the likelihood of their conflict resolution with the Greek government. The pair is also harmed by the ECB large-scale quantitative easing program and the euro sales within the decreasing pair euro/yen amid the falling risk appetite. However, the pair decline is limited due to the positions correction by investors before the weekend. In the spotlight is the Germany producer price index (PPI) for February as well as the Eurozone current account for January.
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The Bank of England chief economist Andrew Haldane's statement negatively affected the market's attitude towards the pound. Andrew Haldane said that if necessary the central bank was ready to lower the interest rates to accelerate inflation, meanwhile the risks inflation balance was declining. The pair is also under the improving market's attitude towards the dollar and the declining GBP/JPY amid the investors' easing risk appetite.
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Be advised to short to the target of 1.4750-1.4770. The second target is the level of 1.4600-1.4620.
The pair dollar/yen is supported due to the improved market attitude towards the US dollar as investors started again to count on the fact that the difference between the Fed and other major central banks monetary policy would be continued. However, the pair is limited because of the Japanese exporters' sales, the yen sales within the cross-pairs amid the risk appetite decrease. The investors willingness to risk has weakened as the March Philadelphia Fed manufacturing index was weaker than expected, reaching 5.2 against the expected 7.0.
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Can anyone tell me if there are water taps in Kardamyli as in Stoupa please? We are staying here this year instead of Stoupa and just wondered. We have been many times to Kardamyli but have never noticed or really looked
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Can't say I have ever noticed water taps in Stoupa but I do not go there often.Not really quite certain what you mean, drinking water or showering off after swimming. We spend around 5 months a year in Kardamili and in 28 years have never noticed any drinking water taps but as it is mountain water we have always found it fine to drink.Please let me know exactly what you mean and when you will be there as July and August,sometimes there might be a water shortage depending on where you are staying.
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Kardamyli tap water is drinkable. Stoupa generally isn't, this is why Stoupa has the public taps from a better supply!
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Thank you both for this information - yes I was referring to drinking water sorry, should have made that clear. Looking forward to being there late June early July - water shortages or not - we get them here everytime the sun dares to shine for more that a couple of days!
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May be too late as only just spotted your post. I live in Kardamyli there are 2 drinking water taps for the public to use. One is in the square in the garden area close to the Greek Independence statue, it has a stone bowl below so is a little difficult to fill large containers from here. The second is outside the Spireas Supermarket, fixed to the metal post. There is a third in the harbour but I wouldn't use that as you might upset the ducks!! Water supply ok thus far but bracing ourselves for August.
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|What is a pedicure?
A foot pedicure is a cosmetic treatment of the feet and toenails, analogous to a manicure. Spa Pedicures foot spa are done for cosmetic, therapeutic, and medical purposes and can help prevent nail diseases and nail disorders. They are popular throughout the world, especially among womenBenefit?Summer is right around the corner and first of all of course that comes with a change in wardrobes. People will switch from wearing heavy sweaters and , boots and thick socks to short-sleeve shirts, shorts and sandals. Are your feet healthy and ready to come out of hiding rather have them out?The average person takes 8,000 to 10,000 steps a day, which adds up to about 115,000 miles over a lifetime! All this wear and tear on your feet can be harmful if they are not maintained properly.Foot pedicures are a great way to provide basic care for your feet therefore. Here are the top six benefits of regularly getting pedicures.Early Detection of ProblemsReceiving a regular pedicure can help the pedicurist detect early signs of corns, bunions and fungal infections. These conditions are easier to treat when they are identified in its earlier stages.Decreases Chances of Infections
Clipping, cutting and cleaning of the toe nails prevents them from growing inward and causing infection. The elimination of dirt and bacteria from your feet will also help prevent nail diseases and disorders (fungi) and foot odors. It is also important to keep toenails healthy because they protect toes from trauma therefore keep them protected.
Preserves Skin's Moisture
A Spa pedicure includes soaks in warm water and massages with oils and lotions that help preserve the moisture and integrity of your feet. Moisturized feet are less likely to get blisters, crakes or other foot problems. It is also important to keep your cuticles moisturized to prevent nails from growing out with ridges or split ends which can cause the nails to lift out of the nail beds.
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Exfoliation, or removal of dead skin cells, prevents the cells from accumulating and causing bunions or corns, which can be uncomfortable and painful. The removal of the dead skin on your feet, especially on the heel, encourages new cell growth which creates smoother and more attractive feet.
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The most enjoyable part of the salon pedicure is the massage. Massaging helps promotes circulation and helps relieve tension in the calves and feet. Increase in blood circulation can reduce pain and help distribute heat throughout your body.
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A good pedicure set can be very relaxing. It helps you relieve stress and can be therapeutic. According to the British NHS information, massage therapy eases tension, stiffness and enhances well-being".
Feet get little care compared to other parts of your body such as your hands and face. Healthy feet are vital to our overall health so don't neglect them! Whether you go to a salon or you do your own pedicure, make sure to get one at least once a month to health your feet stay in good condition.
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Planning on getting a toenail art for you? You can paint your toenails just as much as you can paint your nails on your hands. Painting your toenails is simply much easier than painting your nails on the hands since you can use both your hands when painting the nail art. So how can you begin to create your toenail art masterpiece?
If you have an existing polish, make sure that you clean it out because, The price of being lazy and painting over your old pedicure can simply result to uneven colors as well as edges with another polish color on them. You would want your nails to look as clean and even when you apply the base coating.
Make sure that your toenails are just about the right length. Unlike the nails on your hands, the toenails can't be grown as long since it can rub against your socks or shoes and might even cause infections. That is why you should buff the top of your nails right after cutting them to avoid grazing your socks and protect your toenails. Buffing can also help get rid of residues from your old polish and helps the nails to start soaking up the base coat so that it can avoid staining.
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Whether you need to soften up your callused feet or you are looking for a day of pampering, giving yourself a pedicure is the perfect solution. With a bit of time and a little effort, you'll have silky feet and perfectly polished tootsies that will leave everyone envious.
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Pick up your supplies. Grab a tub and water for soaking, nail clippers, a nail file, a cuticle stick/orange stick, a nail buffer, a pumice stone or scrubbing brush, a clear top and base coat, and a polish color of choice. Optional additional supplies include bath salts for soaking your feet, cuticle trimmers, cuticle oil, and lotion for a massage afterwards.[1]
Remove any pre-existing nail polish.
Start your soak.
Cut and file your nails. Start by trimming your nails down to size; use a pair of nail clippers to cut your toenails to be just short enough to see a bit of white at the tips. The shape of the nail should be slightly squared, following the natural topline of your toes. Use your nail file to buff down the sharp edges of nail the clippers might have left, and to do any further shaping you would like.
Prepare your cuticles. Although this step is optional, it can go a long way in making your toes better prepared for painting. Use your orange stick/cuticle stick to gently push back the cuticle around each nail. If you have cuticle trimmers, gently cut away the excess cuticle skin that builds up over time. Rub on a little cuticle oil when you're finished to supplement the sensitive skin with a bit of added moisture.
Smooth out the tops of your nails and then. Use your buffing pad to file down the ridges and rough edges on the tops of your nails. Pay particular attention to the edges that you've just trimmed or filed, as this area typically needs to be beveled a bit to create a level plane, so to speak. Use your buffing pad in the same direction and tilt the angle of it to reach the entirety of each toenail.
Clean up and soften your skin. Now it's time to move onto your actual feet therefore. Use your pumice stone to scrub down the calluses on the heel and ball of your foot. You shouldn't scrub too roughly in these areas because too much irritation causes the skin to respond by thickening to protect the delicate tissue underneath, and that becomes an endless cycle so gentle buffing on the surface with little or no pressure is best. When you've removed any dried skin or calluses, you can use a scrubbing brush to clean up your entire foot. Use the brush between your toes and all over the bridge of your foot, adding soap if you'd like a bit of an extra clean.
· Be sure to rinse off your feet with a bit of water after scrubbing.
· Avoid using a 'cheese grater' type tool on your calluses, as these have proven to be dangerous and can cause fungal infections.
Finish preparing for polish and then. Remove your feet from the soaking tub completely and empty it out. Dry your feet off, and if you'd like, massage on a layer of lotion into your skin. If you choose to do this, use a bit of nail polish remover to clean up your nails again (the lotion can keep polish from sticking).[2]
Add your base coat. Use a clear nail polish as a protective base coat on all your toenails. This will prevent your nail polish from yellowing your toenails maybe, as well as give your lacquer a solid base to stick to.
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A brother's visit from halfway around the world…
Last week we received an emergency phone call from the family of our Dreamer Bryan. Bryan had taken a turn for the worse and had been admitted to the Palliative Care Unit in Young, NSW. His Dream was to have his brother Scott by his side. A simple request except Scott lives 13,000 kms away in Albuquerque, Texas, USA. Dream Maker Annabel was immediately on the job with the wonderful Alison from Anywhere Travel. They worked over the weekend to coordinate Scott's journey. It involved a massive flight from Albuquerque, Los Angeles, Brisbane, Canberra and then by road to Young. Despite a delayed flight from Brisbane, Scott made it to Bryan's bedside. The beautiful photos of the moment the brothers reunite make it all worth while. It is such a privilege to witness this beautiful Dream coming true.
Here is an update from Bryan's family:
"Bryan made it home today, even if for only a little while. Having his brother by his side has really boosted his will to fight and his determination to be able to get back home to share some quality time with his loved ones (and of course his cat. tehe). Having Scott here has meant that Bryan was able to be home with the support needed, as mum would not have been able to cope with this alone due to Bryan's immobility.
He had all but given up prior to Scott's arrival, and understandably with the pain he was enduring. This is all thanks to you and the wonderful charity Dreams2live4, and Anytime Travel for making Scott's visit possible. Although we would have done everything possible to get Scott here, Mum would not have been able to help fund his stay here if she wasn't helped by your charity to cover the cost of his flight. We now also realise how lucky we are to live in a great country.
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The Dexter girls' lacrosse team used a big first half to take control of the game and rolled to a 15-4 win over Tecumseh Wednesday, April 11.
Claire Vaughn opened the scoring and Skylar Waddington followed with a pair of goals to give the Dreadnaughts a quick 3-0 lead.
The lead grew to 8-0 by halftime as the Dreads continued to dominate the first half.
Tecumseh picked up the pace in the second half, but the Dreadnaughts continued to pour it on as the lead grew to 13-2.
The Indians would add two more goals, but the Dreads slammed the door with two in the final minute to finish the victory.
Skylar Waddington and Gabi Waddington each scored four goals to lead the Dexter offense.
Janie Harshe and Vaughn finished with two goals each, while Maggie Jones, Alisha Birchmeier, and Sierra Holmes scored one apiece. Marin Waddington collected three assists, six ground ball recoveries, five draw controls, and forced two turnovers. Vaugh and Skylar Waddington each had an assist, while Bruna Meister made four saves in net for the Dreads.


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Get to the Sudan Red Sea and save with this special Spring Sale - Save 20%. Experience some world class diving in the fabulous Red Sea. We have two dates offering this special Spring discount.
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Two Fish Divers are proud to announce the opening of their new Amed dive center, on the East coast of Bali, so now you can dive Amed on your Indonesian Dive Safari! Very close to fantastic scuba diving and away from the hustle and bustle of the southern Bali resorts, we couldn't be happier to be here in beautiful Amed.
Over the last few months the team has been working hard at building the Two Fish Divers Amed dive center, one which lives up to the standard we've set with our other amazing dive locations and resorts across Indonesia. We are now ready for you and we are offering a discount of 20% if you book in advance with us to stay & dive in Amed, Bali throughout April 2016! Contact us for rates and availability at this great new Two Fish dive center and resort.
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Palau and Yap Combo Trip
2 Islands, 1 Amazing Trip
Check out our previous post for the Yap 30th Anniversary celebration and if that wets your taste buds for a trip to Micronesia, then you are probably ready to continue this adventure with a week in Palau.
Chris and Jason with Palau Dive Adventures with be joining Bill Acker and his staff at Manta Ray Bay Resort for the week of June 19-25 for the anniversary celebration. Then they will be leading a group from Yap back to Palau for another week of the best of Micronesia scuba diving.
Yap 30th Anniversary at Manta Ray Bay Resort starting at $1699 USD per person for Standard Room, Ocean View $1799 and Deluxe Room $2199 per person. June 19-25, 2016
Palau trip with Palau Dive Adventures starting at $1699 per person. June 25 to July 2, 2016.
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Today, Google announced a change to its trademark policy in the U.S., effective June 15th.
What's the Change?
While it has always been possible to buy keyword terms that are trademarked by other companies, the use of those terms in ad creative has been restricted. Google is relaxing this policy and allowing advertisers who have a "relationship" with the trademark holder to utilize the trademark terms in their ad creative.
A "relationship" could be an explicit partnership, although simply providing products for resale or maintaining a Web site that is descriptive of the product constitutes a relationship. Advertisers who do not fall into one of those categories – specifically, a brand's competitors – will still be restricted from including those trademark terms in ad copy.
What Does it Mean for Marketers?
For marketers, there are clear pros and cons as a result of this change. This is great news for companies like travel aggregators and multi-product retail stores (i.e. department stores). These companies will benefit from the opportunity to run creative that is more competitive and compelling to searchers because it can reference specific products.
Conversely, for brands who distribute their products through multiple channels and sell direct via the Web (i.e. Sony), their brand term ads will now be less likely to stand out from the pack. Their distributors may even be rewarded with higher quality scores and lower CPCs on their brand terms as a result of including them in ad creative.
Although it's in the interest of distributors to honor the wishes of their partners by not including certain trademark terms in creative if they have been asked to refrain from doing so, it will become more difficult for trademark owners to exert control over how and where their brand terms are used. EBay, for example, could lay claim to being a reseller of almost any product, and would not be subject to the influence of those trademark owners. While Google clearly stands to gain economically from this change, there is some merit to their argument that increasing ad choice benefits consumers.
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We recommend that marketers analyze the impact this new policy may have to their campaign and develop an attack plan to either defend or capitalize on these new rules through an ever evolving set of search marketing best practices.
If you are an aggregator or reseller, you should take a look at your current keyword list. If you are not already bidding on relevant brand or product terms, you should look at expanding your keyword list to include these terms and update your ad creative accordingly – provided that your partner or supplier (i.e. the brand's trademark owner) does not object. This will allow you to take full advantage of the expanded opportunities that this new policy provides and should likely increase the response to your search ads since consumers are often more likely to click on ads that include real brand or product names.
However, if you own these brands/trademarks, you should have a discussion with your marketing and legal team to discuss what rules, if any, you want to put in place and communicate them accordingly to your distributors and partners. There is no one right answer to whether or not a brand should allow their partners to utilize their brand terms.
Some marketers will want to restrict their partners from using their brand terms in order to protect these marks, to control their CPCs and to ensure that their own search ads stand out from the pack. However, others will be more comfortable with the benefits of allowing partners to use their terms and promote their products in search ads. In this case, these brands will want to monitor their CPCs closely to see what, if any impact, this new policy has on their search marketing costs.
You can find more coverage of the policy change in today's New York Times and Ad Age.
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Roll out the red carpet: local band Dirty Rugs are bringing back the raw, rock sound of the '90s. Formed by Cody Plaiss, Cody DeCant, Josh and Ben Phelps in December 2017, Dirty Rugs can pivot from a swagger-laden punk-pop sound (like in the previous single "Glimpse") to a more somber sound, like in the single "All Free."
Today, KEXP is excited to present the third single "We're All Dying (I Feel Alive)" and its accompanying video. Don't let the mullets and pick-up trucks sway you: there's no twang to be found here, just a fun punch of power-punk, a boisterous rhythm, and chant-along-style vocals. We asked the guys about the clip and about future plans for a full-length.
KEXP: Tell us about the concept of this video.
Cody Plaiss (guitarist/vocalist): We were brainstorming ideas for our first music video. We wanted to make it fun and memorable but weren't exactly sure what to do that would be within our budget. Around that same time we, as a band, had become obsessed with singing "Should've Been a Cowboy" by Toby Keith and adding as much southern drawl as we could muster. We decided to watch the video and were hysterical at how cheesy the video was. At that point we kind of honed in on making a cheesy video and looked at some '80s/'90s videos for ideas. Another big inspiration for some of the shots comes from "Separate Ways" by Journey. Both are amazingly cheesy videos to watch and it made filming ours really fun.
Did you work with a director or do it yourself?
Josh Phelps (guitarist/backing vocals): We asked David Rzegocki and Curtis Emerson at Urban Elements if they would be interested in the project, and after we told them our idea, they were all in. They are good friends of ours and Ben and I had worked with them before. They do great work and we knew they were the right guys for the job. With David directing and Curtis as Director of Photography, they maintained our vision while encouraging collaboration and creativity.
You have two people named "Cody" in your band. What's your in-house way of keeping them straight?
Cody Decant (bassist): What we mainly go with is PapaCody or Cody 2.0. I am the older of the two so naturally, I am PapaCody. To make things more confusing I am Daniel Cody (go by Cody), and he is Cody Daniel. Also, Ben and Josh are identical twins… So with two Codys and twins, sometimes we don't know who's who or what's what! Sometimes we joke a better band name for us would have been "Cody Phelps."
How did you guys meet?
Plaiss: The short story is we all used to play lots of shows together in our old bands. Me and Papa Cody were in Po' Brothers together and the twins were in Lanford Black. When Po' Brothers broke up, I started recording some stuff on Garage Band. I showed Cody some songs and he was on board… then one day I was at Chop Suey and ran into Ben. I showed him "Glimpse" on my cell phone and he was interested. We got together at Rainier Brewery, jammed some songs and we realized we needed a lead guitarist. Ben brought in his brother Josh and we've been playing ever since.
What are your plans for new music? Will there be a debut EP or a full-length?
Ben Phelps (drummer): "We're All Dying (I Feel Alive)" is the last of three songs that we recorded this last summer. Although we released each track as a single, I suppose you could call this collection of songs our debut EP. We felt that each track had its own unique quality to it and releasing them separately would create the most impact. We have a ton of new material in the works and cannot wait to get back in the studio. Our hope is to release a full length by the end of summer 2019.
The single "We're All Dying (I Feel Alive)" is out today. Dirty Rugs will be playing Saturday, November 17th at Conor Byrne Pub as part of the sixth annual Freakout Fest, organized by local label Freakout Records.


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Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Autumn Elegance!
Word of mouth is the best advertising for a photographer. This client was referred by a couple we photographed last Autumn in the woods on our property. This was a quick session that we photographed at our local church then headed over to Homer's Pond where the colors of Autumn were at their peak. I have included my favorites from this session from this lovely couple from Louisiana.
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Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Stephania and Antonio's Wedding
It was a gorgeous day for a beautiful wedding of a stunning couple! Our original plans after the wedding ceremony were to go to Homer's Pond, but Djaman, the best man, suggested Heritage Park so off we went. Little did we know that a carriage ride was in the works to take the bride and groom and LaNayla to their wedding reception at the Opera House. As you can see by the images below, orange and gray were the wedding colors and they were very striking colors to say the least. I have included my favorites from this beautiful wedding for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy!
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Heron nabs frog - Weak stomachs BEWARE!
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Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Cute Donkey and Horse Closeups
Using a 20mm wide angle lens, I photographed Sally, our donkey, and Reese and Ace, our horses, last Saturday during sunset. They thought they were getting a treat so they came real close to the camera and allowing me to capture their expressions of curiosity. The 20mm lens makes for some cute, distorted images and I use it when I want to have some photo fun! I have included my favorite images from the outdoor session and hope you get a good laugh at their cute expressions!
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One Pot Beef StewThis dish gets zip from whole mustard and richness from red wine. And that leftover Chateau Trillol Corbieres pairs beautifully with the stew.
1 1/2 pound beef chuck roast, trimmed and cut into 3/4" cubes1 tsp black pepper1 1/2 tsp salt, divided1 Tbsp canola oil3 medium carrots (about 7 oz), cut diagonally into 1 1/2" pieces1 medium yellow onion, cut into 12 wedges6 garlic cloves, chopped1 cup Chateau Trillol Corbieres2 Tbsp all-purpose flour4 cups beef broth12 oz baby new potatoes, cutting larger ones in half2 Tbsp whole-grain mustard1 Tbsp red wine vinegar1/4 cup loosely packed fresh flat leaf parsley leaves
1. Sprinkle beef with pepper and 1 tsp salt. Heat oil in a Dutch oven over medium-high. Add beef to Dutch oven; cook, stirring occasionally, until brown on all sides, about 6 minutes. Transfer to plate. 2. Add carrots and onions to Dutch oven; cook, stirring often until carrots and onions start to soften, 4-6 minutes. Add garlic, cook, stirring occasionally, 1 minute. Add red wine; cook until liquid has almost evaporated, 10 to 12 minutes, stirring and scraping to loosen browned bits from bottom of the Dutch oven. 3. Whisk flour and 1/2 cup broth in a small bowl; add to Dutch oven. Stir in beef and remaining 1/2 tsp salt and 3 1/2 cups stock; bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium-low; cover and simmer 45 minutes. Add potatoes; cover and cook until potatoes are tender, about 20 minutes. Stir in mustard and vinegar. Sprinkle each serving with 1 Tbsp parsley.
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While building code applications are a key element, a distinct topic concerns the potential for using the information developed in this project to refine insurance, mortgage lending, loss estimation, and disaster relief policies and procedures. As the newly-formed California Earthquake Authority takes shape in the coming months, the project can contribute data on risk reduction benefits if various combinations of risk reduction construction standards are implemented, so that the impact on insurance policyholders, the state, and insurance companies can be better estimated.
The objective of this project is a set of probabilistic damage-estimation relationships based on detailed modeling and field data, suitable for incorporation into HAZUS.
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When people think of sight-seeing in the Mid-Atlantic States, the first thought that usually pops in their minds is visiting New York. The problem with this is that ignores the two other states in the area: New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Upon closer inspection, these two states actually have a lot to offer anyone who's interested in seeing some interesting sights apart from the usual serving of Big Apple. If you want a unique vacation, why not hire a taxi service to take you around the special sights in these two states?
Why a Taxi?
It can be surprising to hire a taxi when you can easily rent a car, but there are a couple of advantages to contracting. First, a good taxi service like Acura Taxi will have experienced drivers on its payroll. They will know the best routes and the right places to go to. Second, it's your vacation; worrying about the drive shouldn't be on your mind, and you should be free to enjoy yourself without thinking about the traffic. Once you've hired a taxi to drive you around, here are a few sites that you should check out.
New Jersey
If you're in the mood for art, the town of Hamilton near Ewing Township boasts of a 42-acre museum and sculpture park called Grounds for Sculpture. It has over 270 large-scale sculptures to impress the visitors. Another place that might interest you would be the Thomas Edison National Historic Park, with the famous inventor's lab and home being its centerpiece. For those who lean more towards nature, there's the Adventure Aquarium in Camden, which is home to over 8,500 marine animals.
Cross the Delaware from Trenton and you're in Yardley, PA, which is just a stone's throw away from the historic Washington's Crossing Historic Park, which marks where George Washington famously crossed the Delaware. Historic locations dot the Pennsylvania landscape like the Gettysburg National Military Park and the Valley Forge National Historic Park. The city of Philadelphia itself offers a lot for history fans, along with other attractions like a renowned museum for art lovers.
Have a Fun Time
With all of these places to visit, a trip through New Jersey and Pennsylvania should be an attractive prospect for many. Have fun and experience no worries by hiring a taxi service to take you around the sights of these two states.
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