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Every Wednesday after school you will find over 150 Gilbert Elementary students in grades second through fifth participating in afterschool clubs that encourage creativity, individuality, technology, artistry and a sense of community.
Clubs and activities include: arts & crafts, band, gardening, a building & growing leaders club, creative writing, a travel club, a crochet club, a Drumfit club, keyboarding & coding, flag football, piano, a running club, and a wild about pets club.
"We wanted to give our students an opportunity to take part in activities that could turn into a passion of theirs," Principal Herlinda Longoria said. "Our teachers came together and made it happen for our students."
The entire Wednesday Workhorses program, that includes a total of 13 clubs, is led by Gilbert Elementary teachers. Teachers volunteered at the beginning of the school year to lead their respective club based on a personal interest or hobby.
"Our teachers are fantastic. They took something they are passionate about and turned it into a club for our students. From learning how to play the piano to crocheting, our students love every minute of it and get to experience a little bit of everything," Longoria said.
Lowe's and the Humane Society are this year's Wednesday Workhorses community sponsors.
"With our teachers sharing their talents, and the generous donations and time from participating community sponsors, students and teachers are our Wednesday Workhorses," Longoria said.


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The Visual Thesaurus Crossword Puzzle: September Edition
You'll need to know your current events for the September edition of the Visual Thesaurus crossword puzzle. Figure out the hidden word chain and you could win a Visual Thesaurus T-shirt!
As in previous months, this crossword relies on how the Visual Thesaurus links from one word to another to form a chain of synonyms. Use the Visual Thesaurus word maps to figure out how one step links to the next. You'll find that the first and last steps in the chain, when taken together, form a commonly heard term in the American health care debate.
Think you can figure it out? Once you've solved the puzzle, submit the ten links in the chain by clicking here and you'll be entered to win a Visual Thesaurus T-shirt! In the body of the message, please include the ten links, your mailing address, and your preferred T-shirt size. Ten winners will be selected at random. Deadline is October 23, 2009. Have fun and good luck!
If you'd like to print out the grid, please click here. Want to check out the solution for last month's puzzle? Click here for a PDF file or here for a JPG file.
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Renovation project - chasing wood worms
We are still working out what to do with the stairs, we have bought a selection of stains and varnishes and need to find one that will make the new wood look like the old wood and ensure that the damaged bits are not obvious.
We have also got to cover all of the wood worm holes. There is no live wood worm or rot in the stairs and they have been treated a number of times. I did have a little scare when John had the nerve to suggest that we just replace the stairs, this would've meant that I had spent days on my hands and knees scrubbing years of dirt and grime for nothing again!!! (I still remember the old kitchen floor!!!!).
There are a number of ways to fill and cover wood worm holes, we learnt on the internet that you could use shoe polish but the traditional way of filling holes is by using beeswax/French polishing wax (this is like a specialist brown crayon) or brown linseed putty.
We get the putty and it is a case of going over every spindle and stair and rubbing the putty into every little teeny tiny hole, this is such a fun job!!!!!! But once finished (this is my Blue Peter moment, here is one I made earlier!) it has filled every hole, it has also taken us a couple of days to complete but we are ready for staining the stairs.
We spend a another day testing out different colours, and don't actually find one that we both like, John mixes different combinations and I get angry as how the hell will he remember the mixes as he has made so many?
We decide to live with a couple of mixes, until we both say no! Then we find a bit of left over stain from the floors upstairs and it is almost perfect, we are both happy, but there is only a little bit left.
This stain is a shops own brand so we set off to buy it and you may add your own swear words here, they have none, and the brand has changed, which also means the colour has changed! The colour we wanted was chene moyen, the shop has approximately 7 different brands of stain and varnish in this colour and they are all different! Why can you be allowed to sell a colour that is completely different if it has the same name!
But we find a different stain and decide to try this, it must've been fate, this colour is perfect and it goes on so easily, thank goodness they didn't have what we really wanted.
The stairs are fully stained and varnished and look amazing, the new wood is also stained and varnished and looks the same as the stairs! The wood worm holes cannot be seen and we have a set of stairs.
This has taken the best part of a week to complete but the result is worth it. Whilst we were doing it, it was one of the worst jobs, as we were spending so much time on it and there was no visible result. This is one of the things that you have to get used too. You can work for hours every day and see no change, then you do one more little bit and the change is unbelievable.
I now get my house proud head on and shout every time that dust goes on to my lovely new stairs, the fact that the house is still covered in dust is not the point; I want my lovely new stairs to look like lovely new stairs!!!!!!


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Glacier National Park has to be one of the most magical locations for a wedding. It happens to be my favorite spot to take photos, whether it is a wedding, family portrait or pictures of my family adventuring!
Hillary and Tanner from Boise, Idaho chose this beautiful place to tie the knot for their destination wedding in Montana. And better yet, they chose Mountain Life Photography to capture the day! Glacier National Park did not disappoint. The views were outstanding, the mountains majestic and the love was in the air!
The love and respect these two have for each other was undeniable. I have never seen two people so patient, kind and respectful of eachother.
Preparations began at 10 am at a quaint cabin on Spoon Lake outside of Glacier National Park. Everyone that attended the wedding was also staying at the cabin so you can imagine the cabin was alive with energy when I arrived!
Hillary is a natural beauty! She got ready faster than any bride I have ever seen- and she looked AMAZING!
The ceremony began at 11 am. Although there were only 13 people and 2 dogs at the ceremony, this group had some energy and spirit and it felt like a huge celebration! Hillary's mom and brother walked her down the aisle. Her dad was the officiant. As she walked down the aisle, Tanner's smile was heart melting.
After the ceremony there was a lot of laughing, cheering, toasting and smiling! This family knew how to celebrate! The lighting was amazing creating rich colors in the forest and brilliant exposure on the lake. I was in heaven!
Following the fun family photo session Hillary, Tanner and I set off to Glacier National Park for some fun and adventurous photos! We started at Lake MacDonald and we arrived to a ghost town! What luck. We had this amazing backdrop to ourselves. These two lovebirds did not need much instruction on how to be in front of the camera- they twirled and kissed and danced themselves down the dock laughing and smiling all the while.
At one point, as I was taking a portrait of Hillary alone, she belted out yelling 'I am the BRIDE, it's my wedding day!'
We ventured over to the picturesque Belton Bridge in West Glacier. The historic Belton Bridge was built in 1920 over the Middle Fork of the Flathead River. For decades, it was the primary entrance into Glacier National Park. I love photographing here. Every direction is gorgeous.
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Kelly - Polly you are absolutely the best!! What a beautiful day it was. You captured it all!! Thank you so much for your talent. I will cherish these pictures forever.


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Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Teacup Tuesday - Week 6
If you aren't aware of it by now, my favorite flower has to be the rose and I love collecting pretty pieces of rose patterned china, whether the roses be pink, red, or sometimes even yellow.
My teacup choice to show off this week is one that has both pink and red roses. This pattern is quite bold and is very lovely. Lucky for me, this teacup is one that I am fortunate enough to have a matching teapot, desert plate and even a small tray to make a complete tea service for one.
Do all of you collect teacups? If you do, what are your favorite teacup patterns to collect?
This week, these lovely ladies are joining in the fun and are also doing a "Teacup Tuesday" post on their own blogs. Please stop by and pay them a visit to see the beautiful teacups they are sharing with us today:
Katie from Rose Breeze Boutique
Melinda from Everything Shabby and Chic
If there are any other ladies who would like to join me in the upcoming weeks, please let me know and I would be more than happy to add you to the list.
Things have been very busy lately so I'm starting to fall a little behind in visiting some of my favorite blogs and adding new posts myself. Don't fret though. Things should be back to normal soon.
Have a great day and as always, thanks for stopping by for a visit. I so loving having visitors and reading all of your sweet comments. They really do a lot to brighten my day!!
Thursday, April 23, 2009
They're Here.........
Well after just short wait, they arrived this past weekend and I'm thrilled to bits and am so excited to show you what I found.
If you have ever had the chance to visit visit Rhea at Miss Rhea's Sweet and Shabby Roses , you will know that she is a sweet lady and a wonderful artist who creates the most beautiful faux pastries and other items in the softest shades of pink, blue and aqua. I purchased two different items on this most recent shopping trip.
The first thing I purchased was a set of three gorgeous fabric eggs embellished with pretty trims and paper roses. They came in several different colors and I chose the baby blue ones. The details on these are amazing and you can definitely tell she puts a lot of time and care into making each one. Being the sweet and generous person she is, she also threw in a larger pink one as well at no extra charge. I could only fit the pink one and two of the blue ones into my little blue weaved ceramic basket..
The second item I purchased was set of three faux cookies in the pretties shade of pink. They are edged with white frosting and embellished with more pink roses. They are way too pretty to eat so it's a good thing the aren't real cookies.
Now, for some more personal pictures, I just had to show a few pictures of my darling twin niece and nephew (Kylee & Hunter) who turned "5" years old last Friday.
To this..........
My goodness, did that first five years ever go fast. They are so much fun to have around along with their big sister McKenzie who is almost "8". They are definitely very loved and very spoiled.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Teacup Tuesday-Week 5
A definite sign of Spring for sure, and when you put them on a teacup, they can bring that wonderful feeling of Spring into your life all year around.
For this weeks "Teacup Tuesday", I am showing a teacup that has a lovely purple pansy pattern both on the inside and outside of the teacup. There are also hints of yellow combined with the purple. This is a lovely pattern and I really love the style of this teacup.
This teacup is actually part of a tea set that I have. I have a matching teapot and a desert plate as well. I love being able to find teacups that match teapots already in my collection, or finding a teapot that matches one of my teacups. Having a matching set makes my solitary tea parties even more enjoyable, although I have no problem with mixing and matching china patterns if I need to. As long as the colors and patterns compliment each other, there is no reason why miss-matched pieces can't be used together.
How many of you ladies collect teapots and teacups? Are you big tea drinkers like me and do you use your pretty china when you are drinking tea, or do you just keep them for display?
My sweet blogging buddy Melinda is joining me this week for "Teacup Tuesday". Please take a hop over to Melinda's Blog to say hello and see her Teacup Tuesday post. She would love to have you stop by for a visit.
Melinda at: http://everythingshabbyandchic.blogspot.com/
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Vintage Pretties......
Hope you all had a good week and that you have fun things planned for this weekend. I have a fun day ahead of me. My sweet and adorable twin niece and nephew turned "5" on Friday and today they are having their birthday party, so I will be spending most of the day with them and the rest of my family helping them celebrate their special day.
I didn't have much time this week for coming up with new ideas to post about, let alone taking pictures to go along with them, so I started digging through my photo folders to see if I could find something of interest to show you. Lucky for me, I did. Now I'd like to share them with you.
I've mentioned before that I love to collect vintage lady figurines. This little lovely green lady is one of my favorites. I love the sweet look on her face. I believe she is what they call a chalk figurine. She has her own little spot on my coffee table where she has stood for quite some time and where I can admire her simple beauty on a daily basis.
Also on my coffee table is one of several small vintage circular plastic candy boxes that I have in my collection. It is the prettiest shade of yellow and has a lovely vintage image on the cover of the box. Someday soon, I will try to gather my collection together and show you all of them. I found these several years ago and am always keeping my eye out for more, but I have not had any luck in finding them. I think with the craze of decorating in the vintage/cottage style, these are most likely being snapped up quickly by collectors when they appear in the antique or thrift stores.
Thanks for stopping by for a visit today. Take care and enjoy your weekend.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
"8" Things Tag......
So here we go……
8 Things I am looking forward to:
1. Summer
2. Being able to wear shorts again instead of layers of clothing
3. My twin niece & nephew's 5th birthday which is on Friday April 17th
4. Shopping for a new mattress and bed (that's something I will share more on in a later post)
5. A trip to California next summer
6. My next trip to the antique mall (something I always look forward to)
7. Getting a package of new pretties in the mail (more things I ordered from Etsy!)
8. Watching my almost 8 year old niece play softball this summer
8 Things I Did Yesterday:
1. Worked from home
2. Had an after work snack of tea & cookies (using a pretty pot, teacup and desert plate of course…)
3. Got my haircut
4. Went to the grocery store to get some milk
5. Cut my finger on the sharp edge of a can of fruit
6. Spent some time relaxing and looking through a few new decorating magazines I found at the grocery store.
7. Laundry
8. Talked to my sister on the phone
8 Things I Wish I Could Do:
1. Learn to crochet
2. Learn to sew
3. Sing (as in sing well, where people actually want to listen instead of run away!!)
4. Play the piano
5. Figure Skating
6. Speak a foreign language (preferably French)
7. Take a trip to England
8. Have enough money someday to quit my job and open a small tea room & antique shop
8 Shows I Am Currently Watching:
1. Grey's Anatomy
2. Little People, Big World
3. Desperate Housewives
4. Oprah
5. Jon & Kate Plus 8
** This list is pretty short and not the 8 it was supposed to be. I haven't been a real big TV watcher lately as there hasn't been much on to interest me. I usually end up just channel surfing until something catches my interest or I end up on the computer doing some blog hopping and visiting my blogging friends. To me, that's much more inspiring than what is on television.
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Teacup Tuesday - Week 4
After returning home, I did a little research on this pattern and learned that it has been discontinued, so I know that it will be hard to find some matching pieces to add to my collection, but that's the thrill of shopping for antiques. It's the hunt that keeps drawing me back over and over again whether I find what I'm looking for or not.
Monday, April 13, 2009
Inside The China Hutch...
Well Stephanie, because you asked so nicely, here's your little peak inside my china hutch.
In here, I have several floral plates that to me just scream "Cottage Style". I love the pretty floral patterns on these plates. The colors are so soft and soothing.
There is also a mixture of other pretty things including china creamers, more vintage Easter postcards, a few small teapots, teacups and other bits and pieces. Do you notice the pastel theme that runs throughout? I love the soft pastel colors and having a china hutch full of them is pure eye candy to me.
I wish I could have gotten some better pictures for you, but I was having a hard time with the lighting and also only the center door of the china hutch opens. The right and left sides of the hutch just have glass panes and no doors so I wasn't really able to get pictures of the items displayed behind the side panels.
Sure hope you enjoyed seeing some more of my favorite things.
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Happy Easter !!
Thursday, April 9, 2009
A Basket Full of Easter Pretties....
If you're wondering why I have the china hutch in my lower level family room instead of my dining room upstairs, there are a few reasons. First, it's actually quite large and my dining room isn't and I think the size of it might overpower my dining room area and make if feel somewhat cramped. Secondly, the darker wood of the china hutch does not match the lighter wood pieces I have in my dining room and it would look very out of place the way it is now. Someday, I plan on painting it (or truth be told, having someone paint if for me) a cream color and distressing it a bit and maybe then it will move upstairs, but for now, it's perfectly content to sit in my family room and display more of my collections.
Thanks for stopping by for a visit. Come back soon!!
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Teacup Tuesday - Week 3
Well, it's Tuesday once again and that means that it's time for "Teacup Tuesday". This is the day of the week that I have designated to share with you photos of the teacups that I have in my collection.
I must say that there are quite a few teacups considering I started collecting teacups, teapots, desert plates, etc. about 20 years ago. A girl sure can accumulate a lot of pretty china in that period of time.
This week, I am showing off my solitary Royal Albert "American Beauty" teacup. This is a lovely pattern that has large deep pink (almost red) roses. I love both the pattern and style of the teacup.
I was thrilled to bits this past weekend to be shopping at one of my favorite antique stores where I happened upon a set of 4 matching desert plates that I just had to add to my collection as well (I propped one up behind the teacup so you could see!!) . They were a steal at just $12.50 for the set of 4 plates. That's a very good price considering how the cost of desert plates have skyrocketed over the years. Now, if I could just find a matching teapot, I be even more thrilled.
Thank you so much for stopping by for a visit. I love having visitors and reading your comments.
Come back next Tuesday to see more of my collection!!
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Pink Bunny..
Well if it isn't just an itty bitty cute little pink bunny.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
How Cute Are These ?
Awhile ago, I showed some pictures of a few "Baby" planters that I had found in the antique and thrift stores. Ever since then, I've been on the hunt for more and over the past two weeks, I've been lucky enough to find several of them and at a very good price. They only cost around $5.00 a piece and some were even on sale for 20% off. Can't beat that. So for around $20, I now have added four new Baby planters to my collection.
The first one is in the shape of an old fashioned bassinet…
The next three were all found in the same antique shop in a case full of Baby planters. There were so many too choose from in so many different styles, but these were the ones I was most drawn to. Sorry that the colors aren't better. I have such a hard time with my camera sometimes trying to get the sharpness and color quality I want no matter how may adjustments I try and make.
A little buggy shaped planter with pink, blue and yellow flowers…
A pink, blue and yellow planter in the shape of a dress….
And finally, a planter in the shape of a baby's bootie, with just a touch of pink and blue….
These may be the last planters that I will add to my collection as I am definitely running out of room to display all of my new found treasures, but you never know. I may add more of them if I find one or two that I just can't pass up.
Oh my, I also just realize that this is my 50th blog post. Yippee for me!!!
Sorry, no fun giveaways or anything like that. That will have to wait until some other time. I'm just amazed at how much fun I've had blogging and getting to meet so many wonderful new people and being able to share with you my passion for collecting and decorating my home. What a fun journey this has been.


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Think libraries are dying? Think again. Libraries aren't disappearing; they're simply evolving. And in many ways, lighting design is leading the charge.
According to the American Library Association, modern libraries are viewed as "anchors, centers for academic life and research and cherished spaces." Once strictly seen as a place to browse books, now libraries are "transforming communities, schools and campuses." These innovative spaces, designed for the way we live today, are driving the library revolution.
"Libraries are changing dramatically, and that's only going to continue," said Ardra Zinkon, IALD, MIES. Zinkon, president and director of lighting design at Tec Studio Inc. in Columbus, Ohio, has nearly 20 years of experience in lighting design and works with major public libraries across the United States.
"It's a unique time for the market, because technology is driving everything that happens in the space," said Zinkon. "Libraries are no longer old, brick buildings filled with stacks of books and tables of patrons quietly working or reading. They've become dynamic cultural centers, and lighting design is changing to fit the new normal."
Lighting for users, not buildings
A day at the library is a personal experience, and the people using the space are the most important aspect of lighting design for libraries.
"I began my career as a theatrical lighting designer," said Zinkon. "All young lighting designers begin by trying to create mood and drama, but the director would always remind us that the actors – not the design - were the most important part of the story. The same is true in architecture: we design for the people using the space."
Library users are unique; unlike shopping center or restaurant patrons, they use the space heavily and for long periods. Modern library visitors engage in a range of activities, and each group has specific lighting requirements:
Once-towering book stacks are shrinking as the world goes digital and library staff and patrons interact on a more personal level. Open floor plans are popping up in new construction, and many libraries are shifting children's areas to the back of the building. The open, mixed-use floor plans that are becoming a hallmark of modern libraries raise the value of lights that can be independently controlled.
Libraries are relying on lighting designers like Zinkon to design lighting around these changes.
"Many libraries are removing or shortening tall stacks, eliminating the need to light every row," she said. "You don't need the same illumination level for a bank of computer desks or a children's reading area that you would for six-foot stacks; our goal is to make these spaces flexible for their current configuration and for possible future configurations."
Zinkon is applying principles learned over a long career in some of the country's most innovative library lighting projects. The Rice Branch of the Cleveland Public Library, once a little-used facility in an urban area, is now the most heavily visited branch in the system. Ninety percent of the redesigned building is glass, creating visual interest and opportunities for daylight harvesting. A new facility in Garfield Heights, Ohio exemplifies a changing library culture. Themed children's areas, computer workstations and short stacks populate an open floor plan, and hidden wiring under the floors allows for creative lighting schemes.
"I'm lucky to have the opportunity to light beautiful spaces," said Zinkon. "The architects of these facilities have done tremendous work, giving us beautiful canvases for our lighting designs."
Future-proof modern library design
Because so many libraries are publicly funded, sustainable design is more than a desire – it's an expectation. Zinkon said that almost every library designed by her team is LEED certified.
Though it isn't yet affordable for all libraries, LED technology also uses less energy than fluorescents and other alternatives, and it opens doors for designers working with clients to light a unique space.
"LEDs allow us to customize the length of linear fixtures down to the inch," said Zinkon. "They're starting to become more integrated because they're so flexible, and as the technology becomes more affordable, I believe we'll see almost all of these buildings become 100 percent LED."
Zinkon and other industry experts are watching closely as libraries continue to change and adopt new technologies and cultural trends. For example, Zinkon predicts that book stacks may completely disappear from libraries in the future, which would dramatically change the lighting needs for these important public spaces.
"Libraries may become download centers and meeting spaces – in fact, they're already moving in that direction," she said. "Library architects spend a significant amount of time talking to communities to understand their behaviors and needs, and this information is just as important for lighting designers.
"We're always conscious of what we're integrating into the space and how it will function 10, 20 and even 30 years down the road. Controls technology allows us to easily adapt to the user and the space as lighting needs change without implementing costly replacements or retrofits."
What's next
With 1.5 billion in-person visits to U.S. public libraries in 2012 – a 10-year increase of more than 20 percent – libraries are more pertinent than ever.
"Libraries are reinventing themselves to stay relevant in this digital age, and they'll only continue to evolve," Zinkon said. "I'm excited to see where we go from here.
"I love what I do. As a lighting designer, I have the opportunity to impact people's experiences in a positive, meaningful way."
Sources: American Library Association, Institute of Museum and Library Services


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I do have one more thought to add to our cloud discussion. I need to point out that in all cases I was referring to paid cloud services. Free cloud services are pretty much never appropriate for business use, and Google gave us a reminder of that this month. In a legal brief filed by Google on July 13th, they cited a statement recently made by the Supreme Court "Indeed, a person has no legitimate expectation of privacy in information he voluntarily turns over to third parties". Even with paid cloud services, privacy and security remain the most significant concerns, and it is imperative that you understand and trust the service provider's privacy and security policies. However, certainly as these developments indicate, any data you entrust with a free cloud provider should be considered fair game. The service provider is free to use and expose that data in any manner they choose. Keep in mind, if you send email to a gmail user, (or other free cloud service), you are also surrendering your expectation of privacy.


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Canadian Friends of Peace Now congratulates Shaqued Morag on her appointment as executive director of Peace Now/Shalom Achshav. A seasoned political and social activist, Morag, 33, has the skills, along with the youthful dynamism, to lead Israel's premier peace movement. Until recently, Morag served in senior positions in the Meretz party, including as the party's interim secretary general and as a parliamentary adviser. Previously, was active in Israeli progressive non-profits, including with a grassroots Jewish-Palestinian organization for social change. In a statement on her new position, Morag wrote: "Peace Now has been leading the peace camp for 40 years and is one of the pillars of Israeli civil society. Together with the activists of the movement, I intend to continue the struggle."
In a Facebook post, she also wrote: "We, the citizens, anyone who views himself or herself as a part of the peace camp, bear a great responsibility to fight for our future – because we don't have another country."
Morag brings to Peace Now new energy and a network of contacts in Israel's civil society and in Israel's political arena.
Yaniv Shacham, who has served as a director of campaigns and digital media and helped run the movement during its transition period, has been appointed deputy executive director.
CFPN welcomes these appointments and wishes the new leaders every success and the best of luck.


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Camera Chick Creations was started in March 2013 because of a demand from my friends. Who am I? I'm Diane, mom to Blondie and Toolman (don't worry, those aren't their real names), wife, photographer, business owner and friend. When I'm editing or chilling, you can find me in my "office," which is usually the couch. Most of the time, our Staffordshire Terrier (aka. "pit bull"), Sasha, is snoring next to me, as closely as she's allowed to be. I love my jobs almost all of the time, and I'm really fortunate to have "fallen" into them. Honestly? They were all unexpected. Yep, even the "job" of being Mom.
We spend a lot of our free time as a family, but everyone has different interests: big trains, little trains, old cars, tinkering with anything mechanical, napping, going for walks, reading and making up goofy games. We LOVE to go camping together and explore new places. The kids are at the perfect age to explore, so we're hoping for some cool new travels in the next couple of years.
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Business-wise, I've been involved with PABA, our local business association, for several years, as well as organizations like the Professional Photographer's Association, Op-Love, Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep and a few others. You can read about those on the photography site though.
What else would you like to know? I'm a rabid knitter, passionate about helping others to learn and to know that knitting doesn't have to be scary, a complete snob about the yarns I'll use and fairly picky about colors. I love to laugh, and its often at my own expense. Hey, I'm a klutz! If you can't laugh about the goofy stuff that happens…well, I'm fairly certain I'd spend my days in bed, curled up in a ball.


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Flickr photo by Salvatore.FreniLooks like a really bad dude is finally going down for his crimes. Joran van der Sloot, the prime suspect in the still unsolved Natalee Holloway murder case from 2005, was arrested in Chile yesterday for murdering a 21-year-old woman in Peru, according to the Guardian.
Though the latest crime is obviously unrelated, those involved in the Holloway case hope the recent arrest provides new vigor to prosecute van der Sloot for the American girl's disappearance in Aruba five years ago.
Holloway's body was never found, but a number of clues point to the Dutchman as the prime suspect. He was in the right place at the right time, but in addition, two years ago, he was secretly taped admitting that he was with Holloway when she was passed out drunk on a beach, and that he had thought she was dead and asked a friend to dump her body in the sea.
Then the kicker: van der Sloot was also charged separately in the U.S. yesterday with trying to extort $250,000 from Natalee Holloway's family in exchange for information about their daughter's body's whereabouts. Unbelievable.
Murderer again.
You can add "gambler" to that list above. Van der Sloot, 22, was in Peru for a poker tournament, where he met 21-year-old Stephany Flores Ramirez. She was found with a broken neck in a hotel room registered to him. She died on Sunday but her corpse was only discovered by a cleaner on Tuesday, according to the Guardian story.
The body was found fully clothed and there were no signs that she had been sexually abused, though there is evidence that both were drinking.
Van der Sloot then paid a truck driver to take him across the border to Chile where he was captured yesterday.
Now, let's get the Holloway family some answers and find a way to put him away and not have to hear about him ever again.


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Ryan Tedder on Christian Recording Artists
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I had no idea who Ryan Tedder was before reading a piece on him and his band in last Thursday's Houston Chronicle.
Tedder heads up the band OneRepublic whose single Apologize is apparently a big hit.
Chronicle reporter Joey Guerra's piece is basically a Q&A between him and Tedder.
In it is revealed that Tedder was raised in a family of missionaries and pastors and is a Christian.
This is that part of the interview,
Q: You were raised by an extended family of missionaries and pastors. Has that played into your music?
A: I got offered a Christian record deal. I'm Christian, I grew up in the church. But I'm not going to tour churches. I was raised in Oklahoma. Tulsa's like the buckle of the Bible Belt. I grew up in that environment. I was in Nashville for two years, (and) I quickly became friends with probably half a dozen of some of the biggest Christian recording artists. Every single one of them was absolutely miserable with the fact that they were "Christian" recording artists. I saw some stuff in Nashville that turned my stomach. Some of the most pretentious, insecure people I ever met were Christian recording artists.
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Pretentious? Insecure? Ouch, I do wonder how accurate these comments are.
How do you feel about so-called Christian music?
[I wonder if Local H (if they're still around) will write a song including the line, "If I was Ryan Tedder Would you like me any better?"]


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The Obama regime has been remarkably successful – in pushing forward a Republican agenda. Obama, especially, has "moved with such elegance and poise, his fans forgot that he was dancing with a partner: the GOP." Together, they have starved the federal beast and forged a consensus on the inevitability of austerity. Let the gruesome-twosome take a bow.
Barack Obama's mission has always been to destroy the left wing of the Democrats in order to consummate a grand bargain – a melding – of the corporatists in both major parties. He entered national politics as a newly-minted member of the Democratic Leadership Council, which dispensed corporate campaign money to business-friendly candidates and incumbents. Ten years later, President Obama has succeeded beyond our worst fears. Black politics is in utter ruin, and the collapse of the Democratic Party's left wing is all but complete. Austerity is the order of the day, and no one is more responsible for that catastrophe than Obama, who has waged war on so-called entitlement programs since the polls closed in 2008.
He packed his presidential team with the same gang of finance capitalists that Bill Clinton had allied with to consummate his Grand Bargain of 1999: the deregulation of the banks. Obama assumed the presidency with the economy in ashes as a result of what Clinton had wrought a decade before. Immediately, Obama turned the music back up, and the Corporate Tango began anew, full of choreographed emotion, stage-managed drama and canned passion. But the dancers – Obama and the Republicans – were all going in the same, preprogrammed direction: a backwards, counter-clockwise promenade to the Right, a dance through the cemetery of Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal.
"Obama was playing the old Republican game of 'starve the beast.'"
Obama moved with such elegance and poise, his fans forgot that he was dancing with a partner: the GOP. In 2011, following Obama's lead, the loving couple initiated their sequestration, a timed sequence of moves that would ultimately force the gutting of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, along with a whole host of discretionary social programs.
As is required when doing the Corporate Tango, Obama lied through his teeth, swearing during his third presidential debate that he never proposed sequestration. But Gene Sperling, the White House National Economic Council director, was so proud of the sequestration gambit, he confessed that it was all part of the grand plan to put entitlements on the block. Obama claimed he'd been looking out for the government's tax revenues. But the liberal economist Jeffrey Sachs put together a chart that showed Obama was playing the old Republican game of "starve the beast"; that he had undermined the government's ability to pay for itself by supporting the vast bulk of President Bush's tax cuts; and that the results matched Obama's 2009 projections for government spending over the next four years, almost exactly. Obama's train was running right on time.
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Despite a convincing introduction of the Fisker Karma luxury hybrid this week, some of the most unbridled optimists on our Rolodex are whispering the techie's ultimate damnation: it's vaporware. Maybe they're jaded by the reported troubles at Tesla, especially on the heels of such a massive inflow of gushing page-inches and personal salivation (remember, of course, their story isn't over until some fat Chapter 11 attorney sings). Nonetheless, we talked for a bit with Alan Niedzwiecki, CEO of Quantum Technologies, maker of the Q DRIVE series-hybrid system powering Henrik Fisker's luxury sedan.
While he couldn't give us exact specs, he did reveal it's based on a setup developed for certain stealth reconnaissance vehicle used by the US Army's secretive Delta Force. Thus, the Karma could be the first passenger hybrid vehicle whose powertrain trickled down from the big G, rather than bubbled up from the marketplace, just like jet aircraft, Silly Putty and the Internet. And lest we think that, like Fisker's last project, the Karma's based on an existing automotive platform, we're assured it's entirely proprietary. More to come as we know it.


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Farewell 2013 and Welcome 2014!
2013 saw a formidable array of performers hit the Dr Sketchy stage. In keeping with our ethos of providing an eclectic and exiting display of the country's most unique and inspiring performers we greeted Tim Rogers of You am I, 3 sessions in The Famous Spiegeltent, Opera star Ali McGreogor, Princess of Burlesque The Strawberry Siren, Oktoberfest celebrations with Poppy Cherry, Sideshow heavyweight Lilikoi Kaos, and the world's first ever glorious pregnant Dr Sketchy model (Bijou LaLa) amongst a bevy of beautiful and dynamic performers like Frankie Valentine, Evie Red, Vesper White, Lux St Sin. Please follow the links for the truly wonderful photo galleries from our photographers. You will feel like you were actually there!
In 2013 our founder, Molly Crabapple closed the doors of Dr Sketchy New York to pursue her own illustration career. This leaves our very own Melbourne branch and the longest running Dr Sketchy branch! 7 years and growing our gorgeous family of art monkeys all the time.
And so the barr has been set and the challenge accepted. Gird your lions for a stellar 2014 where we maintain our promise to bring you both variety and excellence in our range of performers.
Dr Sketchy's Melbourne is proud to attract the most accomplished performers in their field and bring them to our lovely, open community where we celebrate the fun often forgotten about as adults in creativity and drawing. The aid of killer tunes by Dj Knave Knixx and glorious cocktails supplied by The Toff in Town babes always helps release our inner muse.
Announcement for our 2014 launch on Sunday 12 January about to drop people!!!! Get ready!!
See all the photos from 2013 here!


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Walking in the garden we found a bush of black currant (Ribes nigrum).
Using Petiole mobile app we measured a leaf of black currant and got the following results:
Estimated time of measurement: less than 1 second
Leaf area: 33,8 cm2
Dark green index: 0,69
You can download Petiole app for your Android phone here.
By the way, it is time to enjoy black currant leaves. One teaspoon of milled dried black currant leaves contains as much vitamin C as a lemon. Can you imagine this? However, it is important to gather these leaves after the blooming (actually, now). After some time, the chemical makeup of leaves changes and all useful chemicals go in berries. The larger leaf surface area in black currant and a higher level of chlorophyll in a leaf – more vitamin C.


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Latest News
Everything Curry! - Festival serves up good food, entertainment
Afternoon showers did little to dampen the excitement at the 2018 staging of the Bigga Westmoreland Curry Festival held at the Manning's School in Savanna-la-Mar on Sunday.
Hundreds from across western Jamaica turned out for the 18-year-old calendar event dubbed 'Curry Country'. Everything from crab and rabbit to pork, beef, fish and chicken was curried.
Viviene Richards, chairperson for the organising committee, was pleased with the execution of the production team and the turnout.
"Although we got some rain, the wholesome family festival was still a success and featured a mixture of good food, activities and entertainment for everyone," she said.
"We are very pleased, and next year will be even bigger and better," she added.
Bigga Westmoreland Curry Festival concluded with live entertainment from top acts such as Ding Dong, Agent Sasco, Short Boss, gospel act Kevin Downswell and the hilarious Granny.


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The Alley Theatre is extending the run of its world premiere musical "The Gershwins' An American in Paris," originally scheduled to end June 1, for an additional three weeks of performances, through June 22.
Playwright Ken Ludwig, who scripted the previous "new" Gershwin hit "Crazy for You," has written a new libretto to frame some 20 songs by the fabled fraternal team of George and Ira Gershwin. The plot is an imagined, backstage prequel to the making of the Oscar-winning film "An American in Paris."
The show features a cast of Broadway veterans, led by Harry Groener, Kerry O'Malley, Jeffrey Denman, Meredith Patterson and Felicia Finley. Alley artistic director Gregory Boyd has directed, with lively choreography by multiple Tony nominee Randy Skinner. The lavish production design also is the work of top Broadway talents: sets by Douglas W. Schmidt, costumes by Carrie Robbins and lighting by Paul Gallo.
Performances are at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays-Thursdays, 8 p.m. Fridays, 2:30 and 8 p.m. Saturdays, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sundays, at the Alley, 615 Texas. For tickets ($40-$90), call 713-220-5700.


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Are you a rookie in affiliate marketing? Then you will be learning how affiliate marketing works. In this article, we will be enlightening you on how beautiful it is to be an affiliate and not forgetting the revenue it generates and process in which you can get started.
Starting with the definition of affiliate marketing;
Affiliate marketing is an internet based system where you get paid for referring sales or people to another business.
Affiliate marketing can be compared to the likes of real estate agents, who do not buy a house but their primary job is to refer people who intend to buy a house to those willing to sell.
Reasons for becoming an affiliate
Cost of starting is low
Starting a normal business in which you rent a retail space and tend to fill it up would cost you a lot of money, but as an affiliate, you can begin with a small amount of money.
No need for employing anyone
As an affiliate, you do not need to employ any worker; the job of being an affiliate can be done all by yourself. And when your business has grown so well that the work load is on you, all you need to do is outsource.
Inexistence of a product
As an affiliate marketer, you do not need to have a product in hand before you can promote it; your main priority is to promote the products which are already for sale.
You need not be an expert
In the world of affiliate marketing, there is nothing such as an expert in every field. Therefore, you do not need to be an expert in a particular field to sell their products. The crucial thing is just for you to be eager to learn about individual product and also be able to market the product to its target audience.
Earn income regularly
The amount of cash you earn being an affiliate marketer is more or less like you being a landlord who collects money from his occupants monthly, it is not a job in which you get paid once but you keep receiving money day in day out.
Opportunity to be your own boss
This does not mean that it allows for laziness but you are empowered to work when it suits you, and have a stable life.
How much money can you actually make?
Just like a normal manufacturing company, where the amount of energy they put towards production of a product will also be the level of sales of that product in which they will make, same thing goes for you as an affiliate marketer. The effort and dedication you direct to your affiliate marketing will definitely determine the amount of money you will make.
All I can assure you is that if you are really dedicated to your affiliate business, giving it 100% every time you are on it, then you will be making a full time income.
How does affiliate marketing really work?
As an affiliate marketer, you should have a website. Although, you do not need one actually because they are numerous ways in which you can do affiliate marketing and some of them do not involve owning a website. Affiliate marketing goal is just about driving traffic to your site which in simple terms means getting many people to click your links and visit your merchant pages. Do not forget that the more traffic you get, the more sales you make and the more money you get in your bank account.


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Gordana Drašković
Ph.D Student
CentraleSupélec, Gif-sur-Yvette
Signals and Systems Laboratory (L2S), Gif-sur-Yvette
Signals and Statistics Group – Modelisation and Estimation Team
Thesis Director: Frédéric Pascal
Co-director: Florence Tupin
Thesis title: Robust Estimation Analysis for Image Processing
Started in October 2016.
Thesis abstract: Nowadays, one of the most challenging problems is to extract and analyze information of interest from high-dimensional observations and possibly heterogeneous, containing outliers or missing data. To tackle this problem, robust estimation theory offers many possibilities, notably the robustness to heavy-tailed distributions and to outliers. Nevertheless, its adaptation for learning in large-scale data context requires more in-depth research. For instance, one can mention the performance characterization in large dimensional context, the existence of estimators, the computational cost... The aim of this work is first to characterize and quantify the contribution of these estimators for clustering purposes, images indexation, detection with application to sequences of remote sensing images. Finally, the results of this work, theoretical and applied, will give rise to publications in the best journals and conferences of the field. In addition, this work will contribute to the animation of the PASADENA WG through presentations and discussions with members of this WG on this research topic.


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It's so chilly outside! Here's how I made a cozy wood stove for my fairy house dollhouse.
This shabby version is photographed against my dreamy Cinderella Moments house and paintings...
Here's a rustic version of the stove photographed against some old fence wood LOL.
I started with a Sonia Messer vintage ceramic wood stove. They cost around $24 and show up routinely on Ebay.
I used my wee drill to open up the front to create space for a fire box...
Next, I used my dremel tool to smooth the opening...
I accidentally drilled through the back of the stove. Try to avoid this LOL... I got lucky and my stove didn't crack.
I also used the dremel tool to distress the paint finish...
Then, I assembled some supplies to make the fire...
Tissue paper, LED lights, switch and battery. Plus, some sticks from the yard. Lighting supplies are all 3v and can be purchased thru modeltrainsoftware.com. I recommend the lights in 1.8 mm size or smaller in warm white.
I cut sticks and hot glued them together. Bonus: natural mossy bits on the sticks
I put the sticks inside the stove just to measure and make sure they would fit...
I started attaching tissue paper with white Elmer's glue.
I painted the distressed white highlights with a deep black blue. Next, I fed the wires through the hole in the bottom of the wood stove.
Then, I used hot glue to attach the lights to the wood. It's not recommended to use hot glue with these lights because they are quite delicate. Nevertheless, I've had good success using low temp and it sure beats waiting for white glue to dry...
The wiring is ez: twist red to red and black to black. I wrapped electrical tape on the twisted connections.
I added some paint to the tissue paper... I also painted right onto the light to make it more orangey and reduce the "hot spot" effect.
I put some hot glue on the bottom of the fire and placed it into the wood stove...
I wrapped the excess wire and secured it in place with masking tape. I hot glued the switch and the battery holder.
I added paint, crushed flowers (larkspur outside and marigold inside the fire) and moss...
Here's more of the shabby version of my altered wood stove:
Enjoy! Let me know if you give it a try or have any questions, ok?
Thx for looking, Tori
Saturday, November 3, 2012 diy, dollhouse miniature, fairy house, fireplace, shabby, torisaur
Tutorial: Fairy Dollhouse Wood Stove
Posted by Torisaur at Saturday, November 03, 2012
4 comments:
- Denise said...
WOW!That's a lot of work !would love to own some of your nice things.
- November 5, 2012 at 8:22 AM
- Cinderella Moments said...
That is brilliant! I'm so glad you shared the fire technique. I didn't even think of doing that. The flames look so great. I'm truly impressed by your genius! Thanks so much for sharing this.
- November 12, 2012 at 7:58 PM
- TINK - SONIA said...
Hi,amazing ideas in your blog,miniregards from Spain.
- November 14, 2012 at 8:50 AM
- Unknown said...
Very Clever -- good job
- January 15, 2019 at 4:16 PM
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Canada Post is not on life support, it is being murdered
Canada Post's recent announcement that they intend to end door to door delivery has shocked many. After all, Canada would be the first industrialized country to do so. Every other G8 country seems to be able to deliver their mail from door to door, but Canada Post has other plans.
The Harper government and their lackeys at Canada Post would have you believe that mail delivery is no longer financially viable. In fact, the company has only lost money once this century, and that was the year they decided to lock out their workers.
A quick look at the numbers shows that their arguments just don't add up.
The Canada Post Group made a before tax profit of 127 million dollars in 2012; after 2011's lock out and after being forced to settle a 200+ million dollar lawsuit they posted a loss of 327 million dollars; in 2010 they made a profit of 443 million dollars; in 2009 the corporation had a net profit of 281 million dollars.
Anyone can see these numbers for themselves in the financial reports on Canada Post's website. Year after year, Canada Post makes profit, and yet year after year they cry poor. For postal workers, this is nothing new; it is the same old song and dance.
Having been challenged on the profitability of the corporation, Canada Post has scrambled to find a new excuse for eliminating door to door delivery. The new line is that the Canada Post Pension Plan is running a 6.5 billion dollar solvency deficit, forcing them to make these changes. This argument is patently absurd.
It is true that there is a solvency deficit with the Canada Post Pension Plan, but what does this mean exactly? It means that if Canada Post were to suddenly disappear, the pension plan would be 6.5 billion dollars short of being able to pay everyone's pension.
In short, this is only a hypothetical scenario designed to test the stability of the plan. Other pension plans are not forced to meet this test and many would not pass it. On a going concern basis, Canada Post's pension plan has no problem meeting its obligations.
Federal regulations require that Canada Post make special payments over a period of five years in order to eliminate the solvency deficit. But Canada Post has just been given a four year reprieve from these payments. This means that this pension deficit will not cost them a dime for at least four years. Again, their talking points do not hold water.
What's more, the only reason for this solvency deficit is the federal government's policy of keeping interest rates low to stimulate the economy. The Canada Post Pension Plan had no problems before interest rates hit historic lows. Rates will not stay this low forever and just a two per cent rise in interest rates would solve this problem. It is likely that the solvency deficit in the pension plan will take care of itself.
Canada Post is creating a crisis to justify its agenda. They talk of saving money with this plan, but they aren't being forthcoming with the costs of implementing it.
How much will it cost to purchase, install and maintain community mailboxes for over 5,000,000 addresses? How about the thousands of new vehicles they will need to purchase, insure and maintain? Are they going to need a capital injection from the government, or do they plan to borrow more money as they did to finance their two billion dollar failure they call the Modern Post?
Canada Post's main talking point is that they don't want to become a burden on tax payers. Notice that this in itself is an admission that they are presently not a burden on tax payers — quite the opposite!
Canada Post Corporation has actually returned one billion dollars to the federal government over the last decade in the form of dividends and corporate taxes. But what neither the Conservatives nor the corporation seem to want to admit is that eliminating 8,000 letter carrier jobs will cost the federal government as much as 50 million dollars a year in personal income tax. That isn't counting the spinoff effects of good jobs being eliminated in communities across the country.
It is funny that the right wing defends trickle-down economic theories when they are justifying profits, but refuse to apply the same arguments to the economic impact of cuts.
The Conservative government has insisted that the only option for Canada Post is cuts. They refuse to entertain the idea of expanding services to bring in additional revenue as post offices around the world have done. This is because of an ideologically entrenched idea that a crown corporation shouldn't do anything that the private sector is capable of doing.
This nonsense is the reason they refuse to consider postal banking as a viable alternative, despite a recent report from Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives explaining multiple options for how they could do just that. This is the reason they refuse to sell a broader range of products in their stores, despite having the largest retail network in the country. The Harper government is more concerned with protecting the profits of private companies than ensuring the viability of the public post office.
Why would Canada Post want to impose such measures on itself if they weren't absolutely necessary? It is no secret that Stephen Harper isn't a big fan of the public sector. So when he needed a new CEO for this crown corporation, he hired the head of the Canada and Latin America division of Pitney Bowes.
For those who are not familiar with Pitney Bowes, they are the largest private mail supply company in the world. They are also a company that specializes in picking up the pieces of privatized postal services. Earlier this year, Pitney Bowes published a study urging the privatization of the United States Postal Service, and have been lobbying heavily to do exactly that.
Now, one of their top bosses is running Canada Post. His predecessor, Moya Greene was also a privatization expert. She oversaw the privatization of CN Rail before coming to Canada Post, but she moved on to the Royal Mail in the UK before she could finish the job here. The Royal Mail has just been privatized.
Canada Post CEO Deepak Chopra was not hired to fix the post office; he was hired to destroy it. The simple truth is that the public post office is one of the most valuable assets in the country. It occupies prime real estate in every city in Canada. Its retail network is the largest in the country, with over 6,000 locations. Its distribution network is also the largest in Canada, with thousands of delivery vans and tractor-trailers.
The private sector is salivating at the prospect of getting their hands on this network precisely because of the money they could make with it. But in order to do this, they first need to slash the service and push it over a financial cliff. When they finally move to privatize Canada Post, they want to get it cheap. Source
A few Quotes from other stories
By Leslie MacKinnon
Deepak Chopra was answering questions put to him by MPs at a special emergency meeting of the transport committee Wednesday. Parliament has risen so most MPs are back in their ridings for a Christmas break and won't return until the end of January.
Chopra's suggestion that seniors would welcome the exercise offered by community mailboxes caused Liberal MP David McGuinty to make a quip about "mail Participaction," in reference to a past government public fitness campaign.
The committee also heard from witnesses from the postal workers' union, the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, the Conference Board of Canada, the Council of Canadians with Disabilities, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business and others.
Chopra said Canadians were widely consulted about changes and if they read newspapers and follow the media they shouldn't have been taken by surprise when the corporation announced it was raising stamp prices and cancelling door-to-door delivery. Chopra said 46 communities were consulted about losing daily mail service. For entire story go HERE
Seniors or those in wheel chairs really do not want the so called exercise in the winter months. The cost of broken bones, hips, legs etc. is not a price they want to pay. The statement that going to get their mail made by Chopra is bogus.
Imagine your 70 or 80 year old grandparents going out in the winter months to get their mail. In Canada it is extremely cold and sidewalks are very slippery. All it takes is one fall to leave a senior with a broken hip. That of course will also cost the Health Care system a lot of money, as well as being devastating to anyone who fell and was injured. They would be totally house bound or could even die during surgery.
I also never saw anything in the news, that there were consultations anywhere. I read the news every day.
A few Canadians are not all that happy with Deepak Chopra
Check link below for some of their comments.
Canada Post CEO Deepak Chopra blasted by CBC readers
Canada Post always made a profit What Changed?
The CEO hired by Harper is what changed and it seems Harper wants to destroy it. For the protection of all Canadians especially those with Disabilities and Seniors I would say all Canadians should make sure Canada Post is never privatized or destroyed by this Government.
Seems Canadians are not being told the truth.
They created the same crisis in the US.


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#65 AC/DC's former lead singer Dave Evans : a badasse rock interview !!
To listen to the podcast with Dave Evans' interview (mp3 : 45 minutes)
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Dave Evans with AC/DC on stage (pic Philip Morris) and travelling in the truck in 1974 (Peter Clack, Dave Evans, Malcolm Young, Angus Young & Rob Bailey); Dave on stage with the Badasses in 2007 (pics Dave' website)
AC/DC's former lead singer Dave Evans accepted after our short conversation during the Bon Scott Celebration Concert at Fremantle in Australia, a longer phone interview to share with us some personal stories about the greatest hard rock and roll band in the world aka AC/DC at his debut, his wild and hedonistic memories with Rabbit and his current projects with the Badasses : Enjoy some extracts from AC/DC's very first single and Dave Evans' last album Sinner; don't forget to play the podcast…LOUD !


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Photography Classes in Irwin OH
Are you looking for photography classes in Irwin OH? No matter if you are a hobbyist, professional, or beginner, the most effective approach to improving your photography technique is through hands-on classes with professional instructors.
There are many accredited and recognized photography schools in Ohio. Photography classes cover techniques like portrait capture, exposure and composition, lighting, posing and unposing, and other photography fundamentals. Growing into an expert photographer can result in a booming professional career or lifelong hobby.
There are many Photography Classes in Irwin OH:
- Irwin Studio Photography Classes
- Irwin Photography 101
- Irwin Digital Photography Classes
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Irwin OH Photography Classes
Clark State Community College
570 E Leffel Ln
Springfield, Ohio 45501-0570
Phone: (937) 325-0691
24.81 miles away
Columbus College of Art and Design
60 Cleveland Ave.
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Phone: (614) 224-9101
26.47 miles away
Columbus State Community College
550 E Spring St
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Phone: (614) 287-5353
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University of Dayton
300 College Park
Dayton, Ohio 45469
Phone: (937) 229-1000
47.38 miles away
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444 W. Third St.
Dayton, Ohio 45402-1460
Phone: (937) 512-3000
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