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Some highlights in the company's history, along with major developments in the industry.
April 1993
Co-Founder and architect Richard Orne creates "Inhabited Bush" concept for CityWalk, Universal City, CA. The execution of the concept evolves into greenscreen®.
June 1994
First greenscreen® green facade wall installation in North America at CityWalk, Universal City, CA. View PDF
October 1996
greenscreen® exhibits at its first trade show, the ASLA Annual Meeting and Expo in Los Angeles, CA
August 1997
greenscreen® formalizes relationship with Kotobuki Corporation in Japan as first international distributor.
January 1998
The Oviedo Mall was the first greenscreen® installation in Florida and featured 74,580 s.f. of custom colored, wall mounted trellis panels.
July 1998
greenscreen® launches website www.greenscreen.com
January 1999
greenscreen® implements a company-wide paper and cardboard recycling program.
March 1999
In its first horizontal application, greenscreen® trellis panels are installed on a pergola at Fountain Park in Playa Vista, CA. View PDF
April 1999
Project #100 – Target, Desert Ridge Marketplace – Phoenix, AZ
August 1999
The Cascadia Green Building Council is formed and would later issue the Living Building Challenge.
August 1999
greenscreen® is included on the Chevron Roof Garden in San Francisco, CA, it's first green roof project. View PDF
March 2000
The LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) green building certification system is unveiled.
May 2000
greenscreen® exhibits at its first AIA Expo in Philadelphia, PA
November 2001
Premier Auto Group North American Headquarters, located in Irvine, CA is the first completed LEED NC certified project in the US. Designed by LPA, Inc., the PAG Headquarters features 16,241 s.f. of greenscreen® trellis panels in three different applications. View PDF
April 2002
National Wildlife Federation Headquarters announced as AIA/COTE Top Ten Award Winner. Completed in 2000 and designed by HOK, the NWF Headquarters features a southern exposure installation of greenscreen® that was proven by energy modeling to be more effective at improving energy performance than fixed architectural sunscreens. View PDF
November 2002
First Greenbuild held in Austin, TX
May 2004
Introduced the iconic "Stanford Trees" for the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University in collaboration of The SWA Group in Sausalito, CA. View PDF
August 2004
Entering into Therapeutic Garden design, greenscreen® is installed on the Terrence Cardinal Cook Health Center project.
December 2004
greenscreen® 10 year anniversary
February 2005
Crimp to Curve panels are introduced.
March 2005
Project #1,000 – Ball Gardens, Chicago, IL
November 2005
greenscreen® exhibits at its first Greenbuild Expo in Atlanta, GA.
July 2006
The U.S. Census Bureau Headquarters in Suitland, MD is the first greenscreen® GSA installation featuring 75,000 s.f. of trellis panels. View PDF
September 2006
Custom shape panels with circle cut outs highlight an Anthropologie storefront on an installation in Corona, CA. View PDF
March 2007
Green Roofs for Healthy Cities (GRHC) announces the course offering of Green Wall 101: Introduction to Systems and Design, featuring the green facade technology of greenscreen®.
June 2007
greenscreen® is installed on 28 stations of the Phoenix Light Rail. View PDF
January 2008
The Seattle Green Factor is implemented.
March 2008
greenscreen® trellis panels are installed on the parking structure designed by Walker Parking that will serve the Perkins+Will designed Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, IL completed in 2012. View PDF
December 2008
Working in collaboration with McCall Design Group and Rana Creek Living Architecture, greenscreen® trellis panels are installed on the West Elm flagship store in Emeryville, CA. View PDF
October 2009
Designed by Voorsanger Architects PC in collaboration with landscape architects, Olin Partnership, greenscreen® is installed at the WWII Museum in New Orleans, LA. View PDF
November 2009
Strategies for More Sustainable Exterior Solutions is the first greenscreen® online CEU course.
December 2009
greenscreen® completes its first Seattle Green Factor project at the First United Methodist Church, designed by Bassetti Architects and JGM Landscape Architects.
April 2010
The first Post Occupancy Evaluation (POE) was conducted on the U.S. Census Bureau Headquarters in Suitland, MD. The evaluation was conceived and led by greenscreen® with stakeholders from GSA and Mayhan Rykiel Associates.
June 2010
Project #5,000 – Cosmopolitan Hotel, Las Vegas – NV Installed by Valley Crest, greenscreen® trellis panels are featured on the 7th floor pool deck at the new Cosmopolitan Hotel in Las Vegas, NV.
July 2010
greenscreen® provides its first Recommended Plant List by Hardiness Zones.
November 2010
greenscreen® completes the MindClick SGM 360° Sustainability Scorecard™, a corporate sustainability audit that evaluates the sustainable performance of an organization's operations, logistics, products, facilities, employees, and brand.
April 2011
greenscreen® adds to its online CEU offerings with Building Products in BIM.
May 2011
greenscreen® releases a Recycled Content Declaration and a corporate Environmental Statement.
August 2011
Designed as a prominent facade feature by Busby & Associates Architects, greenscreen® trellis panels are installed on the Centre for Interactive Research on Sustainability (CIRS), dubbed "the greenest building in North America". View PDF
September 2011
Capitalizing on an interest in urban renewal and redevelopment, greenscreen® becomes a significant design component installed on the award winning Yards Park designed by M. Paul Friedberg and Partners in Washington, DC. View PDF
March 2012
greenscreen® sponsored the completion of a three year research study titled, "Vertical Vegetation for Urban Structures: Thermal and Growth Properties of Green Wall Designs", by Dr. David Tilley at the University of Maryland.
March 2012
greenscreen® sponsored the completion of a three year research study titled, "Rainfall Interception Capacity of Green Facades", by Dr. Maureen Connelly at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT).
April 2012
greenscreen® completes the first green facade product ISO Compliant, third party verified Life Cycle Assessment (LCA).
June 2012
greenscreen® unveils its Building Information Modeling (BIM) Revit models.
August 2012
Ennead Architects wins a Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute Design Award for the New York Botanical Garden parking structure featuring custom greenscreen® trellis panels. View PDF
September 2012
greenscreen® publishes its first White Paper, Considerations for Advanced Green Facade Design.
October 2012
greenscreen® presents at the first Facades+Innovation conference in Chicago, IL
November 2012
greenscreen® unveils its new product line, Hedge-A-Matic® planters.
December 2012
Architectural Products magazine awards greenscreen® a Product Innovation Award in the Product Application category.
April 2013
A greenscreen® green facade wall is included on the Gensler designed PNC Net Zero branch in Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
September 2013
greenscreen® panels are completed on the parking structure at the HOK/Perkins+Will designed United States Coast Guard Headquarters located on the historic St. Elizabeth's Hospital West Campus.
November 2013
LEED v4 is unveiled at Greenbuild in Philadelphia, PA.
January 2014
The greenscreen® Considerations for Advanced Green Facade Design CEU launches on AEC Daily.
June 2014
Sharp and Diamond Landscape Architecture Inc. wins a SAB Magazine Green Building Award for the Mountain Equipment Co-op Store in North Vancouver, BC that included a greenscreen® trellis system.
July 2014
greenscreen® publishes its first Guidelines for Plant Installation and Maintenance.
October 2014
Whole Foods flagship store at the Shoppes at Kingsbury Square, designed by Gensler and Wolff Landscape Architects, is awarded an Exterior Green Wall Award by Green Roofs for Healthy Cities (GRHC) for its 15,519 s.f. greenscreen® green wall in Chicago, IL.
November 2014
greenscreen® publishes its first Guidelines for Green Facade Plant Selection.
December 2014
greenscreen® publishes an updated 3 part Specification.
January 2015
greenscreen® is the first green facade product manufacturer to complete a third party verified, publicly available Health Product Declaration (HPD).


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[ dreyp ]
/ dreɪp /
verb (used with object), draped, drap·ing.
to cover or hang with cloth or other fabric, especially in graceful folds; adorn with drapery.
to adjust (curtains, clothes, etc.) into graceful folds, attractive lines, etc.
to arrange, hang, or let fall carelessly: Don't drape your feet over the chair!
Medicine/Medical, Surgery. to place cloth so as to surround (a part to be examined, treated, or operated upon).
(in reinforced-concrete construction) to hang (reinforcement) in a certain form between two points before pouring the concrete.
to put a black cravat on (a flagstaff) as a token of mourning.
verb (used without object), draped, drap·ing.
to hang, fall, or become arranged in folds, as drapery: This silk drapes well.
a curtain or hanging of heavy fabric and usually considerable length, especially either of a pair for covering a window and drawn open and shut horizontally.
either of a pair of similar curtains extending or draped at the sides of a window, French doors, or the like as decoration.
manner or style of hanging: the drape of a skirt.
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Origin of drape
1400–50; late Middle English < Middle French draper, derivative of drap cloth (see drab1)
OTHER WORDS FROM drapedrap·a·ble, drape·a·ble, adjectivedrap·a·bil·i·ty, drape·a·bil·i·ty, noun
Words nearby drape
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British Dictionary definitions for drapeability
/ (dreɪp) /
(tr) to hang or cover with flexible material or fabric, usually in folds; adorn
to hang or arrange or be hung or arranged, esp in folds
(tr) to place casually and loosely; hangshe draped her arm over the back of the chair
(often plural) a cloth or hanging that covers something in folds; drapery
the way in which fabric hangs
See also drapes
Derived forms of drapedrapable or drapeable, adjective
Word Origin for drape
C15: from Old French draper, from drap piece of cloth; see drab 1
Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
Medical definitions for drapeability
[ drāp ]
To cover, dress, or hang with or as if with cloth in loose folds.
A cloth arranged over a patient's body during an examination or treatment or during surgery, designed to provide a sterile field around the area.
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Sunbelt/GFI Labs have reported seeing an increase in a new wave of "PDF malware" which poses as a message from the United States Postal Service (USPS) and bears the subject "Package was not able to be delivered please print out the attached label". The message body reads as follows:
Unfortunately we failed to deliver the postal package you have sent because the recipient's address is erroneous.
Please print out the shipment label attached and collect the package at our office.
United States Postal Service
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Here is what the attached file looks like once downloaded onto a system:
When in doubt, double check with the supposed sender by calling their office for confirmation, but do not reply to the sender's email address. With Black Friday and Cyber Monday just around the corner , and the increase in online shopping, it can be expected that such attacks will multiply in the coming weeks.


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Surgical Referral Service
Free estimates from a friendly, approachable centre
We aim to provide a non-specialist referral service, where surgical cases that cannot be managed in your practice can be treated by an experienced surgeon with access to appropriate instrumentation and equipment at extremely competitive prices.
Rises in specialist referral centre fees have left treatments beyond the means of many clients, especially those that are uninsured, or have insufficient policy limits. We see ourselves filling the gap between first opinion practice and specialist centres, being able to offer realistic, affordable treatment options for the majority of surgical cases, and without the need to travel out of the local area. We can tailor treatment options to suit the patient and the owner. We are realistic, we realise some procedures and work-ups do need specialist attention; if we feel that this is the case we will say so.
Paul Aldridge BVSc Cert SAS MRCVS
Paul Aldridge BVSc Cert SAS MRCVS will be working with the Rowan Veterinary Centre to provide local referral options in the newly built Freckleton practice. Paul Aldridge qualified from Liverpool in 1995 and took a job in mixed practice in Preston, and has lived in Fulwood ever since. In 2000 Paul moved to a large hospital based practice In Manchester, where he obtained his RCVS Certificate in Small Animal Surgery & developed a busy surgical referral caseload, dealing with orthopaedic, soft tissue and emergency cases.
Procedures we can offer
Rowan can offer a variety of procedures both scheduled and emergency. These include Orthopaedic Procedures such as fractured, cruciate disease management, management of patella luxation and Arthrodesis. Soft tissues surgery incudes wound management, tumour resection and reconstruction, head and neck surgery, abdominal surgery, etc. Perineal surgery includes urinary surgery, nephrectomy, urethrostomy, thoracotomy, etc.
How to arrange a referral
Referral requests can be submitted online here within the Rowan website, faxed or emailed to the Centre. Urgent referrals should be made by telephone: 01772 639800. Rowan staff are available to receive calls throughout the day. Emergency calls.


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Death of a Salesman and The Death of The American Dream The play Death of a Salesman is an ode to the American Dream or the dream according to Willy Loman. But what is that dream and is he living that dream? As we read the story we might realize that Willy has reached the American Dream but he just doesn't see it that way. But what role do his kids play on his dream? And, what can we make of the fact that we never learn what he actually sells. Also, does the outcome make him the hero or the
In the play Death of a Salesman Willy Loman may be seen by some, if not most, as a tragic hero. I myself do not seem him as a tragic hero in anyway, the characteristics of a tragic hero include the following; Nobility or Wisdom, A flaw or error of Judgment, A reversal of fortune, Discovery or recognition of said reversal, you must feel dramatic irony for the character, and the characters fate must be greater than deserved. While Willy Loman may apply to three out of the six characteristics, I do
Death of a Salesman Analysis Sarah Wallace Death of a salesman, written by Arthur Miller is considered an influential play based on a man's struggle with reality. Willy Lomans lack of success is symbolized through the garden in his backyard. The seeds planted reflect opportunity for him. An individual such as Willy is unable to provide for his loved ones, suggesting a feeble desire to prove one's self-worth
In the play "Death of a Salesman", living a lie brought unhappiness for two characters. Arthur miller, the author of "Death of a Salesman" which won a Pultizer prize was a son of Jewish immigrants in U.S.A. His father couldn't make enough money for his family. When Arthur got credits to join the University of Michigan, he didn't have enough income to pay his university fee. So, Arthur has to work and pay his university fee, in order to get his graduation. While in University he was inspired by
looks to his father for moral support and guidance, but instead finds his father cheating. Willy Loman refuses to admit he was wrong, and Biff is left with out a solid foundation for moral values. Weales, Gerald Clifford, ed. Arthur Miller Death of a salesman, text and criticism. New York: Penguin Books, 1977. 168-177. Annotation: Willy Lowman is unable to decide which guilt to let go. Since he is unable to subside any of his guilt he is tragically overcome and killed by his own guilty madness
or she will one day become wealthy. Despite popular belief, this is not the case. Yes, in the United States, there are possibilities to accumulate a fortune, but most Americans do not thrive but merely survive. Arthur Miller wrote the play, Death of a Salesman, to dispel popular culture's portrayal of the American dream as generally achievable. Miller conveys that this aspiration is not something physically attainable, but rather an obsession with the possibility of success that corrupts most values
English 2240 November 02, 2009 Death of a Salesman Death of a Salesman The author, Arthur Miller, depicts the Loman family having conflict within the family and within their own internal selves. In Act I, Willy has the conflict of unable to achieve his dream of becoming a successful, rich and influential salesman. As the story begins, Willy has returned home "tired to death" and unable to complete his trip. It seems that Willy has given up on his American dream after working
Death of a Salesman "Death of a Salesman" by Arthur Miller is the story of a confused man who strikes up with insanity and methodically and systematically destroys his life. Throughout the story the main character, Willy Loman, slowly loses touch with reality and cannot distinguish between past memories and events that are happening in the present, blurring them together. This blurring of his personal timelines increases the severity of arguments with his sons and problems with his family, causing
Willy Loman, a character in the book, "Death of a Salesman" by Arthur Miller, is a middle-class man who, like any other American wants to be successful. He has to deal with a lot of setbacks in his journey. He, like everyone, has both good and bad personality traits. The way Willy Loman sees himself, as well as the way others see him changes throughout the story. One of the key themes in "Death of a Salesman" is the success. Many believe that success is about being wealthy. People say that with
A Man Apart In the play "Death of a Salesman", Willy Loman deals with the realization that the way business and family done in the past turns out to not be translating well into the present. His sons, Happy and Biff, offer Willy no respect or pay him any due as they sluggishly find out who and what they are becoming. Willy believes so much in the way things used to work in the past that he has become delusional and constantly flirts with insanity throughout the entire play. As his grip on


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Starting and finishing at Cartmel, the 5K Cartmel Sport Trail, 10K Cartmel Trail Run, 18K Cartmel Trail Challenge & 18K Cartmel Trail Race take you on off-road journeys through some of the most scenic and varied countryside in the Lake District, along a 'Beauty and Beast' of a course. The trails are mainly along waymarked and marshalled footpaths and bridleways, giving panoramic views of both Morecambe Bay and the surrounding peaks. Underfoot conditions are variable with a bit of everything. Good fast sections, but it can be very sticky in places, especially if wet!
A carnival atmosphere is guaranteed for both spectators and competitors, with live music, race commentary, food and drink all available at the start and finish. So, whether you're new to trail running, an experienced athlete, or simply looking for an unforgettable day out in the Lake District, a family-friendly, festival atmosphere and some amazing trail running awaits you!
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Randi and Karyn have been teaching yoga together for well over a decade. They have each been personally inspired by the profound effects yoga has had on their own lives and are passionate about sharing yoga's transformative energy. Their ever-evolving style is a culmination of many years of study with a myriad of the most preeminent yoga teachers in the county. They create an atmosphere of intensity and grace in class. Expect yoga that is joy-filled and dynamic, alignment-based and challenging. Randi and Karyn's teaching will fill your heart, strengthen your body and inspire your soul.
As Midtown's National Mind Body Director, Randi has been instrumental in creating a thriving yoga community of outstanding teachers and dedicated practitioners, as well as a training facility that has certified more than 100 yoga teachers in Rochester.
The retreat is five days and nights, April 9 through April 14.
Randi and Karyn will be leading two of their signature Power Vinyasa Yoga sessions daily. You will be able to take the time to work on details of the poses and transitions between poses as well as advanced variations. Practice will be challenging but accessible to all levels. Support and guidance will be provided as you delve deep into your practice in the magical place.
Curtain Bluff has been regularly recognized by Conde Naste and Travel & Leisure as one of the top three resorts in the Caribbean. It is an incomparable high-end, beach-front, boutique resort with impeccable service and incredible amenities. Nestled in a cove between two beaches, it is truly a beautiful and magical place. Curtain Bluff's Executive Chef of 20 years, Christophe, serves up wonderful meals, always excited to share his love of local, fresh and healthy fare.
The guest rooms are beautiful, spacious junior suites, just feet from the ocean. They are designed for double occupancy, but don't worry if you don't have a roommate, we will match you up with another one of our retreat go-ers. We plan on having an intimate, cohesive group of like-minded people. It's highly likely you will find a new friend for life. Maybe even a few.
This is a perk of the trip that we couldn't believe. Whether you would like to water ski, sail, kayak, windsurf, snorkel, paddle board...it's all included! There is also a spa perched on a bluff with stunning views. The spa menu includes massage techniques from deep tissue to Swedish to Thai Yoga massage. There are body treatments such as herbal detox wraps and body polishes. Also, facials, manicures and pedicures. Treatments begin with some relaxation on the open veranda and end with champagne and a soak in the infinity edge hot tub. Spa services are not included, but a special group rate of 15% off we be offered while we are there.
After the late afternoon practice and a delicious dinner with your friends, we will enjoy live music each night as well as special secret planned events. Oh, by the way...what's an island retreat without a white party? Be sure to bring your whitest whites for a Super Sweet Soul Celebration.
Randi and Karyn have been wanting to host a retreat for years, looking for a place that would set itself apart from all the other yoga retreats they've seen and visited. Antigua and Curtain Bluff is just the place they had in mind—a gorgeous destination, no TV, terrific food, genuine hospitality, distinctive service. You'll be so built up by the energy of the island and this retreat experience we're sure you will feel a sweet soul revival!
The cost is $3,300 per Midtown
member (airfare is included).
Contact Mind Body Director Randi Lattimore at 585.512.2799 or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information and to reserve your spot.
Space is limited. A deposit of $500 along with a copy of your passport is due at the time of registration.
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Watch: Kelly Slater's Voice On Monsanto, 9/11 & Election
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Here is a fifteen minute interview of Slater recently recorded with Luke Rudkowski, founder of We Are Change which is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide. Luke asks Slater a series of controversial questions on issues like GMO testing, the 2016 election and the events of 9/11. Kelly opens up about his opinion and shares some light on all three subjects and it's interesting enough that they both agree with each other and both stand up for change in this world of lies filled by the media. It goes to show you that eleven world titles, a sustainable clothing line, a surfboard company and a groundbreaking wave pool aren't the only thing thats been on Kelly's mind, he is actually a real humanitarian and trying to stand for something greater than himself. I have to say I fully support and trust that many of you do morally as well but like Kelly says in the interview that sometimes not everyone is in the right situation to take a stand. Even though there is that issue I encourage everyone to help in any way they can so we can create a better tomorrow for our future generations. If you don't know much information pertaining these subject i strongly encourage you to do your own research and the find the truth out yourself, you will be surprised with what you find.
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Life is a multitude of experiences and most of us may only experience a very small percentage of the whole gamut that is possible. How does one swing out and do many things, challenge one self and work with all parts of the brain. How does one make the journey interesting, challenging and fun-filled?
Engage the brain with Sudoku, cross words, puzzles, quiz and brain teasers. Play games like scrabble or Cluedo. Learn some classic card-games. Doing this on a continuous basis even wards away diseases like Alzheimer's! Learning different languages is another great way to work the brain. Learn to say thank you for a start in about 25 languages. Learn a different script like Chinese or Japanese for a totally different experience.
Learn to use your body and muscles as a medium of expression. Learn various dance forms- the salsa, the cha-cha –cha, ballroom dancing or the traditional dance forms like Bharathnatyam! Afraid to speak in front of a crowd? Take theatre classes and personality development sessions. You can kiss goodbye to your fears. Hand –eye co ordination can be improved dramatically by learning a ball game like tennis or badminton.
Personalities like Leonardo da Vinci dabbled in a wide range of activities. The trick is to expand your horizons. Learn to draw and paint. Sketch from real life. Splash colours on a white canvas and express yourself. Do glass painting one day, learn Tanjore painting another day, there is too much available and one lifetime is never enough! Learn to crochet or dabble in macramé-you can produce works of art!
Design your clothes. Buy reams of material, some lace, team it up with some old buttons and make your dream dress or have it made as per your pattern. Give your home a make-over. Improvise. Make curtains from old sarees, paint a mural on the wall with some bright colours, frame some art-work by children and fill your home with things that mean something to you!
Read. Everyday and whatever you can lay your hands on. I very often have four books that I am reading at any point in time. One on philosophy, one on languages, maybe one action thriller to keep me on the edge and one novel on the best seller list . Read travel books and magazines and make plans for all the trips that you want to make! Read and memorize poetry. Read the greats like Shakespeare and Robert Frost. Read books by Indian authors for a different flavour. Read newspapers and understand world issues. Browse the internet- it's truly knowledge on tap!
Write. Experience the magic of words. Start keeping a journal, write letters to the editor, write on issues that you are passionate about, keep travel journals and maybe the novel is in the making. After all, each human experience is a saga worth chronicling!
Listen to music, learn to sing or play an instrument. Listen to a wide mish mash of styles like World music, western classical, and Carnatic music to really appreciate the fact that we are world citizens! Catch a concert from a different country for that totally different experience. Music calms the brain, gets the creative juices flowing!
Watch movies of different genres and in different languages with sub titles. It's a veritable feast. It's not only enjoyable but it's also like a freeze-frame of different cultures! Musicals, thrillers, romance, historical, off-beat, there's so much to watch that one life-time may not be enough.
Pay attention to nature. Watch birds, notice the varied hues of flowers and learn their names. Take a trip to a local horticultural society and use your green fingers. Get pleasure out of growing plants and watching them blossom and burst with life! Take a weekend trip to the countryside and take time to experience the slow life!
Visit places of worship of different religions, read and understand the richness of each faith and experience the power of prayer
Improve your emotional quotient. Reach out to loved ones, lend a helping hand to those who are depressed or sick, keep in touch with friends, laugh and enjoy the moments with family and friends. Life is too short to hold grudges. Let go, and experience bliss.
Eat healthy food and learn to cook different styles of cuisine. Cooking can be a therapeutic hobby. Enjoy the textures and the colours of fruits and vegetables.
Exercise and value your body. Walk, jog or do yoga. Learn tai-chi or kick-boxing. Swim or play a game. Learn meditation and enjoy the stillness and calm that you experience. Learn to breathe the right way and find your energy stores unending. Read about nature cures and learn to treat small ailments at home. Learn Reiki, Pranic healing or hypnotherapy.
Break your mental barriers. Do something that scares you. Bungee jumping or base jumping off a cliff. White water rafting or trekking in the wilds. You will come back a different person. Fears have a way of dominating us- kick your fears out!
Celebrate life. All the successes, small and large. All the happy moments and the loved ones. Take every opportunity to have fun. Enjoy beauty. Go to art galleries, malls, the hills, or the local park. Look at the palette of colours and revel in life. It was meant to be multi-hued!


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Dream Catcher Live
About Dream Catcher Live
Let's be fair here: most live dealer casino games revolve around cards or dice. However, Evolution Gaming has broken the mould and tries to do something new with their Dream Catcher Live game, which is essentially a wheel of fortune. Unique to the online casino world, and launched just last year (2017), Dream Catcher Live is streamed from the same Riga (Latvia) studio as most of their other games but is nothing like its sister titles. Here is a mobile-friendly live game. And one which is solely about chance and luck – no skill is involved to play the Dream Catcher game.
Placing bets
To get going, players need to use the betting options which appear at the bottom of the screen. Players can bet on 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 or 40. The wheel contains those numbers, as well as 2x and 7x spots, which hand players bonus prizes if they are struck. The host then spins the wheel, and the winning number is revealed. If your number comes up – you win. What could be simpler?
Wagers on the Dream Catcher game are as cheap as chips (if you want them to be) so the game is open to all. This would explain why it has become so popular in such a short space of time.
The types of bets you place bets determine your prizes. For instance, placing bets on 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 or 40 and landing those numbers would see you win 1x, 2x, 5x, 10x, 20x or 40x your total bet. However, the lower numbers appear far more frequently than the higher ones. Landing on a 2x or 7x bonus prize boosts your win.
Dream Catcher Live is perhaps, not as easy as your typical wheel of fortune (commonly found as a bonus in slots) since you aren't guaranteed to win. But you can win vast sums if you strike it lucky. In this manner, perhaps it is fair to say that Dream Catcher has more in common with roulette than a wheel of fortune?


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The Wolcott Green Historic District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2000. Portions of the content on this web page were adapted from a copy of the original nomination documentation. [1]
Wolcott Green Historic District encompasses the historic institutional center of the Town of Wolcott. Situated on the broad crest of a hill, it consists of a cluster of historic buildings that generally face towards Wolcott Green, a small triangle of landscaped open space. The Green is bounded by the principal roads in the district: Center Street (Route 322) on the north, a major thoroughfare; Bound Line Road on the west; and Kenea Avenue and Farmingbury Road on the south.
Of the Wolcott Green Historic District's 28 resources, 22 (79 percent) contribute to its historic character. They include three historic institutional buildings, a school, a church, and the grange hall, which were constructed from about 1840 to 1930. Except for one residence dating from 1844, the rest of the seven contributing houses were built in the early National period, and several served as stores or inns. Their associated barns, sheds, and privies generally have been rebuilt over time, some possibly on earlier foundations, and there are early twentieth century garages on several properties.
The two historic sites in the Wolcott Green Historic District are the Wolcott Green and the Farmingbury Burying Ground. The Green was laid out in 1772 and enlarged in the early 1800s. Once encompassing most of the common land owned by the parish and the later town, its original boundaries extended past the present triangle into the bordering roads and properties and also included land to the north of Center Street once reserved for the ecclesiastical society, now owned by the Congregational Church. A centrally located Civil War memorial, the Kenea Soldier's Monument, was dedicated in 1916. It consists of a granite statute of a soldier at parade rest supported by a tall granite pedestal. A more recent memorial was erected at the northeast corner of the Green to honor all those who served in conflicts of the twentieth century, including the Persian Gulf war.
The graveyard, now known as Edgewood Cemetery, was laid out about 1764 across the street northwest of the church. The earlier (northern) section, has typical late eighteenth century granite and other cut-stone markers, which are aligned more or less in rows and face Bound Line Road to the east, where the cemetery is bordered by a low mortared stone wall; the rest of the perimeter is not set off by a wall or fence. Some later stones are carved from marble. Scattered along the access road that circles through the cemetery are several modern vaults.
Most of the late eighteenth century houses are representative examples of the vernacular Colonial/Federal style. The David Harrison House, the earliest example, is a high-plate Cape, built about 1785, which suggests that its Federal doorway was added somewhat later.[1] As in several other entrances of this style in the Wolcott Green Historic District, the surround incorporates a rectangular multi-paned transom above the door. The Bishop-Woodward and Daniel Tuttle houses have a two-story center-chimney colonial form, also embellished with Federal detailing. The 1792 Tuttle House, which faces the Green from Kenea Avenue, has an integral rear ell which gives it a saltbox appearance. Its doorway, flanked by sidelights and pilasters, is capped by a full entablature with transom. The c.1790 Bishop-Woodward House on Center Street, which once was an inn, is the only building in the Wolcott Green Historic District which faces away from the road. Centered in its five-bay facade is a Federal style doorway, which has a pedimented entablature and pilasters, as well as a transom over the door. Among the several outbuildings on this property are two c.1790 structures located northeast of the house that do face the road. The one nearest the main house is wood-frame construction with an open front porch; the other, downhill and farther east, is a curious one-story stone building not visible from the road. One of these dependencies may have been the store on the property. The last late eighteenth century house is a Cape built by Darius Wiard in 1797. It displays a Federal style entrance with transom, capped by a projecting cornice and surmounted by a round-arched window and broad eave pediment. Another district store was built by Abijah Fenn in this period and enlarged about 1829.
A few more buildings were added to the Wolcott Green Historic District in the 1840s. Among the survivors is the Wolcott Congregational Church, completed in 1842. Constructed on the site of the earlier meetinghouse, it displays a Doric order portico with four columns supporting a pedimented entablature. Its square staged belfry tower displays prominent corner finials. Large brick additions dating from the 1930s and after World War II, which are attached on the west elevation, extend to the west and rear. In 1844 David Bailey built a temple-form Greek Revival farmhouse on the west side of the Green. Typically, its three-bay facade is elaborated with an open-bed pediment in the gable, which features a rectangular attic window and wide Doric pilasters at the corners. The pedimented side-hall entrance displays narrow fluted pilasters.
No further construction took place in the Wolcott Green Historic District until 1923. At that time, town officials built a new Federal Revival style town hall. Now the right-hand end of a much larger neo-Colonial Revival building, which was completed in 1957, it displays an original Palladian window in its pedimented gable. By 1929 the Wolcott Grange had erected its meeting hall on Bound Line Road. Similar in form to the original town hall, it is a simple rectangular building with the gable end facing the road. Another municipal building, the Colonial Revival Center School, was erected in 1930. Built of brick with limestone quoins, it has a central entryway with double-leaf doors in its three-bay gabled facade, which also displays a roundel in the gable peak.
In general, resources dating from the period of significance of the Wolcott Green Historic District (c.1764-1930) are classified as contributing. Buildings or objects erected after 1930 are noncontributing, a category that also includes resources in which the main block was substantially enlarged after that date, as was the case with the present town hall.
Statement of Significance
The Wolcott Green Historic District, a cohesive village center of exceptional integrity, embodies the historic development of the community as a parish, town, and suburb. The Wolcott Green Historic District's well-preserved civic, commercial, and residential resources, which represent prevailing styles of several periods, include some of Wolcott's best surviving individual examples of vernacular Federal and Greek Revival domestic architecture, as well as institutional architecture from the Colonial Revival period.[2]
Historical Background and Significance
The Town of Wolcott evolved from Farmingbury, an area that combined outlying sections of Waterbury and Farmington. The eastern part was included in the common lands allocated to Farmington in the seventeenth century by the Connecticut Colony's General Court (later the General Assembly). The western half of Wolcott remained under the control of the Tunxis tribe until it was sold to residents of Mattatuck, present-day Waterbury, in 1684. Some settlement took place here in the early 1700s, including a house (no longer extant) in the area of the district on Benson's Hill. When the pace of settlement accelerated later in the century, the General Assembly was called upon to settle boundary disputes between the towns. The traditional two-rod strip of land reserved for a highway along that boundary is the path of present-day Bound Line Road that runs through the Wolcott Green Historic District. The settlers of Farmingbury remained members of Waterbury and Farmington church societies, or parishes, and were required to support the church and attend services in their respective communities. Travelling such great distances to church was a heavy burden, especially during the winter, and typically proved to be the catalyst for parish formation, the first step on the road to political independence.
Farmingbury's first petition to form a separate church society was submitted to the General Assembly by 35 families in 1760. Although the petition was denied because of vigorous opposition from Waterbury, some progress was made the following year when Farmingbury was established as a "winter parish," a privilege that included the right to hold local church services for five months of the year. Another event of significance was the establishment of the Farmingbury Burying Ground, which was laid out about 1764 on the west side of Bound Line Road. Political allegiances remained divided after Farmingbury finally achieved full parish status in 1770, but the new parish assumed all responsibilities and privileges granted to separate church societies. One of the first acts of the new parish was the building of a meetinghouse in 1772 on Benson's Hill, the geographic center of the community. It was erected on land reserved for this purpose on the north side of Center Street, on or near the site of the present Congregational Church, which replaced the meetinghouse after it was destroyed by fire in 1839.[3]
Farmingbury began negotiations to become a separate town as early as 1787. Then numbering about 600, the parish was under the political jurisdiction of Waterbury and Southington (divided out of Farmington in 1779). It was not until 1796, however, that the Town of Wolcott was approved by the General Assembly. The town was named in honor of Oliver Wolcott, the lieutenant governor of the state, who cast the tie-breaking vote. By that time the bustling crossroads village that had emerged around the meetinghouse included three houses still standing in the district and possibly a store owned by Bnai Bishop. Bishop's house also accommodated travellers passing through town either on Center Street, the major east-west highway, or the Waterbury-Hartford road (present-day Route 69), located west of the village. It later was the home of the Reverend Israel Woodward, the Congregational minister, who ran a school there for young men preparing for the ministry. Within a few years Abijah Fenn had built his store on Bound Line Road and Darius Wiard had erected his Cape on the other side of the Green. By the early 1800s, land south of Center Street was donated to the town and Wolcott Green assumed its present form when present-day Kenea Avenue and part of Farmingbury Road were laid out.
The evident prosperity of the National period was short-lived. Out-migration soon began to drain the town of its youth, leaving behind an aging population and a stagnant economy, a pattern found throughout rural Connecticut. The population dropped from a high of 924 in 1820 to a low of 491 by 1870; residential growth in this period came to a standstill. Many farms were abandoned because cheaper and better farmland was available on the Western frontier. Local alternatives to farming were limited, as evidenced by the remarkable number of itinerant peddlers in town; 30 to 40 men were engaged in this occupation. Due to the virtual absence of local water-powered industry, which saved the economy of many rural communities in this period, other farmers' sons migrated to nearby cities, particularly Waterbury, seeking jobs in developing industries there.
One of the few local entrepreneurs to recognize the town's industrial potential was Seth Thomas, the renowned clockmaker. He began his career in Wolcott as an apprentice to carpenter Daniel Tuttle and was manufacturing clocks here at least by 1807. Since his plans to expand the business were dashed by the town fathers, who refused to make necessary road improvements, Thomas soon relocated his factory to Plymouth Hollow, later called Thomaston in his honor. With Thomaston's location on the Waterbury Hartford Railroad, clockmaking became the mainstay of its economy. Ironically, this line had been scheduled to pass through Wolcott until townspeople here objected. By the 1860s any hope of a local industrial economy was lost when the rights to the upper Mad River watershed were sacrificed to Waterbury entrepreneurs who built reservoirs along its length in the 1870s to supply that city's industry.
Although the Wolcott Green Historic District remained the focus of social, civic, and religious life of the town, the net combined effect of population loss and a depressed economy was evident. The Congregationalists managed to rebuild their church and the town erected the first Center District School by mid-century, but the several new houses added to the district in the 1840s were among the last built in the nineteenth century anywhere in town. They included a Greek Revival built by David Bailey and another similar building (no longer extant) on or near the site of the present municipal building, which was purchased in 1856 for the first town hall. More telling, perhaps, was the commercial decline of the center. The major store, Benjamin & Tuttle, successor to the earlier Fenn establishment, went out of business and became a residence in the 1880s. The buildings that housed other early nineteenth century stores and shops shown around the Green on the map of 1856 simply did not survive.
Proximity to Waterbury proved to be an asset in the early twentieth century. Like many rural towns near Connecticut's major industrial cities, Wolcott developed rapidly as a suburban residential community. By 1920 the population had almost doubled, reaching 972, and doubled again in succeeding decades. The initial spur to residential growth was an electric trolley line laid out in 1913 from Waterbury to near Hitchcock Lake (an early reservoir), which eventually led to a substantial lake front community there, but most of the suburban growth was due to the automobile and road improvements made in the 1930s funded by the Works Progress Administration (WPA).
Many changes took place in the Wolcott Green Historic District. It is probable that the Green was landscaped in this period. Typically, its focus is a war memorial, which was dedicated in 1916. Known as the Kenea Soldier's Monument after its donor, Leverett D. Kenea, the monument not only honors the 75 men from Wolcott who participated in the Civil War but those who served in the Revolution and the War of 1812. A demand for expanded municipal services produced fire and police departments and a new town hall by 1923. Town clerks, however, continued to keep their offices in the front section of the former Fenn Store, a custom that began in 1902 and continued until the town hall was enlarged to its present size in the 1950s. The Wolcott Grange, founded in 1909, built a meeting hall on Bound Line Road in 1929, an indication that agriculture still remained an integral part of the economy. When the old one-room schoolhouse in the district burned, it was replaced by the present Colonial Revival style brick building in 1930. By the 1940s it housed the public library and now serves the education department.
Architectural Significance
Distinguished by its late eighteenth and early nineteenth century buildings and enhanced by later institutional development, the Wolcott Green Historic District, by chance or historical circumstance, still encompasses the town's best surviving historic architecture. With its characteristic village church and pristine white houses laid out around the Green, the Wolcott Green Historic District today seems to embody the colonial ideal, "the city on a hill," an impression reinforced by its elevated site. This mythic ideology was often invoked or reprised during the Colonial Revival movement of the early twentieth century. Although buildings were constructed or remodeled in that period, the Wolcott Green Historic District also clearly conveys its earlier formative history. Some of its historic atmosphere has been lost to time. A landscaped park has evolved from the commons where animals grazed and punishment was meted out at a whipping post; the jumble of shops and stores that once crowded today's spacious properties has not survived, but many other contributing buildings authenticate the temporal basis of the village landscape, an evolution rooted in the Federal and Greek Revival periods.
The post-Revolutionary houses in this rural district typically combine the form and other attributes of the colonial period with the emerging stylistic detail associated with the Federal period. Among the rural carpenters who made use of several standard colonial forms, saltbox, center-chimney two-story, and Cape, was Daniel Tuttle. His house, one of Wolcott's finest expressions of late eighteenth century domestic architecture, is a classic example of the double-cube Colonial form with a rear lean-to. Like many of its neighbors, the Tuttle House is exceptionally well-preserved and displays a fine Federal doorway as its only ornament. Another well-preserved example of conservative vernacular architecture is the Bishop-Woodward House, which occupies such a prominent position on Center Street. Together with its contributing auxiliary buildings, it also helps establish the prevailing historic architectural tone of the district.
Although the two well-preserved Cape-style houses from this period are similar in plan and form, they display quite different levels of detailing. The relative ornateness of the enhanced doorway and pediment of the Darius Wiard House is most unusual. Although thought to be original features, detailing of this type is rarely found on one-story Capes and may actually date from the early twentieth century. The simple Federal doorway of the David Harrison House is much more typical, since these smaller houses were often built by poorer farmers.
The architectural survey of 1987 identifies the David Bailey House as the town's best surviving domestic example of the Greek Revival style, a significance enhanced by its contributing well-preserved dependencies. A classic expression of that period, the Bailey House characteristically combines a fully realized temple-fronted main block with a kitchen wing. Its boldly executed and distinctive features include the open-bed pediment and exceptionally wide corner pilasters. They make a marked contrast to the delicacy of the entryway, which is more Federal Revival in feeling, suggesting that the doorway is not original. Furthermore, the reduced size of the window directly above may indicate that an earlier doorway had a high entablature, a Greek Revival style feature that often rose well above the first-floor plate.
The Greek Revival is also well represented by the Wolcott Congregational Church, the only example of this popular ecclesiastical style in town. Distinguished by the unusual bold finials that cap its belfry, it is a good example of a Doric-order church, a significance only slightly diminished by the use of aluminum siding. Its twentieth century additions are quite large, but the integrity of the historic main block has been preserved by the use of different materials and careful siting.
The Wolcott Town Hall, the other major institutional building in the Wolcott Green Historic District, was also enlarged in the 1950s. It incorporates the original rather plain Federal Revival structure of 1923, but modern additions, although quite compatible in style, tend to dominate the complex. The essential simplicity of the Wolcott Green Historic District's early twentieth century civic architecture is still well represented by Center School and the Grange Hall. Both are functional buildings of similar plan and form, with limited architectural detail.
End Notes:
Loether, J. Paul. Architectural Survey of the Town of Wolcott. Connecticut Historical Commission, 1987.
Orcutt, Rev. Samuel. History of the Town of Wolcott from 1731 to 1874. Waterbury, CT: The Press of the American Printing Company, 1874.
Ransom, David F. "Connecticut's Monumental Epoch: A Survey of Civil War Memorials." The Connecticut Historical Society Bulletin 59 (1994): 79-281.
Smith, H. C. and T. Smith. Map of New Haven County, Connecticut from Actual Surveys. Philadelphia: H.C. and T. Smith, 1856.
Town Greens, Statewide Architectural and Historical Survey, 172 Properties. Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation and Connecticut Historical Commission, 1996, site 129.
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HOK Sport's global client list includes 24 Major League Baseball franchises, 30 NFL franchises, 80 professional and civic arena clients, 40 soccer and rugby teams, and 120 colleges and universities.
The company recently purchased the Spectrum Z™510 multicolor 3D printer. "3D printing architectural models with the ZPrinter helps our clients better appreciate the designs we propose, and the models inject a 'wow' factor into our presentations," said Peter Friederich, director of HOK Sport's state-of-the-industry model shop. "Our ability to print intricate, high-resolution 3D models on demand throughout a project is also making us better at our core passion and mission - creating the world's most exhilarating sports environments."
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Friederich says the ZPrinter's productivity impact is equivalent to adding one or two full-time employees working every day around the clock in his eight-person model shop. The 3D printer also creates intricate shapes such as compound radii that would be untenable to create in any other medium. The ZPrinter can create these shapes because it transforms 3D data directly into physical objects.
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"Speaking conservatively, I'd say we've increased production by at least 10 percent," Friederich estimated. "We can take in more work and produce more work on time within budget on the date that it's due."
HOK Sport selected the Spectrum Z510 after a competitive review because of its affordability, easy set up, local support and simplicity. "I have talented people who are traditionalists by heart who generally prefer to create models by hand, but they have found it very easy to pick up 3D printing with the ZPrinter and have embraced it enthusiastically."
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Summer Reading List
In celebration of some of my new author friends, my friend Allie and I have decided to dub our summer reading lists My Indie Summer! We are dedicating our summers to some of the up and coming writers who are breaking the stigma laid on self-published authors for centuries now. These authors have gone through rigorous editing, formatting and design to bring truly gorgeous books to the table.
We'd like to celebrate Independent authors and their willingness to be open and generous to us as newbies in the publishing world. Whether it's offering advice or friendship, we totally appreciate them and hope to be able to do the same for others who come after us.
Allie has a lovely line up listed at her blog, be sure to check them out before we officially kick off the summer next Friday. We'll be talking about what we read on Twitter with the hashtag #myindiesummer There are no rules. Just good reads by great authors. If you have some Indies on your TBR list, why not pick it up and chat with us?
Here's my tentative list:
Laiden's Daughter by Suzan Tisdale
Becoming by Raine Thomas
Inhale by Kendall Grey
Hybrid by Vanessa Wester
Twixt by Diane Reed
Central by Raine Thomas
The Selkie Spell by Sophie Moss
Molly Hacker is Too Picky by Lisette Brodey
Pentecost by JF Penn
Blood Orchids by Toby Neal
Witch Song by Amber Argyle
Angelfall by Susan Ee
Foretold by Raine Thomas
Allie and I are open to ideas- if you have something super special in mind leave a comment and we'll see what magic we can conjure up. And, of course we'll keep you posted with any new developments.
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Hi Laura!ReplyDelete
Your list looks rather interesting. I have to admit that the only bk I have heard of is "Blood Orchid." Apparently, i am not up to date on self published authors. The only bk I know is Natalie Proudfoot's "Defending Hope." But looking at the titles of your bks, it doesn't seem like Natalie's bk fits in w/your genre.
I would love to join you in your summer reading list, but I have so many bks I bought but have not yet read. I definitely would like to hear your thoughts on the bks. Will you & Allie be giving bk reviews of the bks you read? That would be most helpful!
Happy Reading!
Hi Monique! Yes, I believe we'll be reviewing... Maybe a few surprises thrown in for good measure!! I tend to lean away from literary fiction, if that's what you mean... I like lots of romance and/ or action!ReplyDelete
I'm reading Toby Neal's BLOOD ORCHIDS right now, actually! Nearly done, and it's wonderful. I'm very excited to be a part of your list, Laura, and look forward to following the journey of you and Allie as you take on #MyIndieSummer. On behalf of all indie authors, thanks so much for the awesome support!!ReplyDelete
Looks like you have some really interesting reading lined up Monique. I admit I'm addicted to mysteries and lately I've found some really great reads among fellow Indie Authors. As much as I read I very rarely ever go back and review a book but I've made a commitment to change that so from now on - regardless of whether I paid for the book or got it free in one of the KDP promotions - I'm going to make a point of leaving a review to support the author.ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm the same with reviews! I like reading other people's reviews- but rarely leave my own... I'm going to be better about that, especially on Amazon, since it helps authors so much!Delete
Hey Laura:ReplyDelete
Wow! Thanks SO much for including me and Molly Hacker Is Too Picky! in your blog and TBR list. And -- thank you so much for supporting indie authors. When I say that I appreciate each and every person who shows an interest in my work, and in the work of my fellow authors, I truly mean it. Nobody flinches at indie music anymore, but indie authors are still fighting some serious stigmas.
Some of the other titles on your list are on my LONG TBR list, too!
You're the best!
Thank you, Laura, and thank you, Allie!
You both rock!
- AnonymousMay 30, 2012 at 8:51 AM
This is so exciting! Laura has an awesome list and I'm so glad that she joined me in My Indie Summer and introduced me to books that I would never have known about otherwise. I'm so glad I broke down and finally joined twitter so I could meet this wonderful woman!ReplyDelete
Happy Reading,
It was awesome to meet you on Twitter and even more so to scroll through your blog and spot Blood Orchids on your summer list! Thanks for having a look at it and hope you enjoy!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 12:47 PM
I just read your list and it looks great. I've already picked up a few of the books and canont wait to read them. On a side note, I just read a debut novel by Ashley Stoyanoff called The Soul's Mark: FOUND that I thought was awesome and thought you guys might want to try since she's an INDIE author.ReplyDelete


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"X" in the Sky
A warm glow encompassed our house this morning, as the sun rose. I watched the beautiful show in the sky through a bedroom window. I had just showered and washed my hair. The outside temperature was 16° Fahrenheit, and I didn't want to stand outside with my wet head (especially having just got over a bad head cold). I couldn't resist, though, pushing down the top half of the window pane to take a picture of an "X" in the sky that revealed itself to me.
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Rachel Staples says she suspected her son was perhaps smoking marijuana, but she had no idea about other drugs
VICTORIA — Rachel Staples let out the dog, started brewing coffee and then immediately felt panic as she walked up to her son's room on April 20 last year, she told a coroner's inquest Monday.
"He clearly was gone, but I didn't know for how long," Staples told the inquest into the death of 16-year-old Elliot Eurchuk. "I pumped the naloxone into his thigh, but I know he was gone. He'd been long gone. Of course I screamed, 'Help.' "
The British Columbia Coroners Service called an inquest in March, saying the public has an interest in hearing the circumstances of the death of the Oak Bay teen, and that a jury would have the opportunity to make recommendations to prevent similar deaths.
Staples is the first witness to testify at the inquest, which is scheduled for eight days and expected to hear from more than 40 witnesses.
She told the five-person jury about her family's efforts to help their son recover from serious sports injuries that resulted in him becoming addicted to pain medications and eventually street drugs.
Staples is a dentist and also a mother to two sons younger than Eurchuk. During her son's ordeal she was receiving chemotherapy to treat breast cancer, she said.
She said she was shocked in 2016 to discover her son had sedation drugs from her dental office stashed in his bedroom.
Back then, she suspected her son was perhaps smoking marijuana, but had no idea about other drugs.
The mother said she watched him slide over three years from engaged student and talented athlete to drug-sick teen who couldn't take a family bike ride without stopping to vomit due to his withdrawal symptoms.
"I don't think anyone can understand the desperation," said Staples, wiping tears from her face. "I wanted to help my son. I wanted my family to be on the same page so we had a chance of saving our boy. I was desperate."
Eurchuk was admitted to hospital for a blood infection, which a doctor suggested was a condition suffered by intravenous drug users, but health officials also told the family many details of their son's medical information were confidential, she said.
Staples said she told a medical official the family was considering tricking Eurchuk into entering a treatment facility in the United States, but she was informed that would be breaking the law.
In the months before his death, she said the family called police to have Eurchuk apprehended under B.C.'s Mental Health Act, which allows such detentions if there is concern the person could harm themselves or others.
Staples said that move was a failure.
"It was not a place I would take my dog," said Staples. "He was locked up for a week."
She said the family was not provided with any information about his condition or the treatment he received, and when he was discharged he accused his parents of betrayal.
"We were lost," Staples said.
Coroner's counsel John Orr told jurors the inquest wouldn't be a fault-finding exercise, but that they may have to determine if Eurchuk's death was accidental or intentional.
Staples said her son had mentioned death in the past, but only once to her.
"Elliot, in his state of mind, said he wished he could die," she said. "He looked at me when he said that. There was no other time when he said that."
No final note was found in Eurchuk's bedroom or at the home. Staples said she also checked his recent school work and there were no signs his life was coming to an end.
"The last two weeks of Elliot's life, he was positive. I saw a boy who was really trying. But I also saw a boy who needed opioids in his system. He would vomit in the bathroom."
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The Rugby Football League sends its deepest condolences to the family and friends of Senior Aircraftman (Technician) Scott Stevenson, who has died after being injured in last Friday night's Inter-Services 1st XIII match against the Army in Aldershot.
Scott was 25, and based at RAF Marham in Norfolk, and also played for the Boston Buccaneers community club in Lincolnshire.
Ralph Rimmer, the Chief Executive of the RFL, said: "This is tragic and heartbreaking news, and I know everyone involved in the game will join me in sending deepest condolences to Scott's family and friends, and to all involved in Rugby League in the RAF and the other services."
Scott's family announced the news of his death on Facebook this evening alongside a tribute from RAF Marham, who described him as a very popular member of their community adding he will be sorely missed by all who knew him.
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Officers at the Environment Agency today said the leak is "small and hard to find" and are appealing for any information regarding the source of pollution.
They tried to find the "mysterious" leak on several occasions last year but failed to spot it.
Last month, the oil leak returned and the Agency believes it has a constant drip, which makes its way into the surface water drainage system from Bowes Lane.
The Environment Agency is urging people to come forward with any details.
Doug Parker for the Agency said: "[Due to] the nature of the oil it is causing an odour nuisance down the length of the High Street as well as polluting the Axe. It is possible this problem has returned because a heating oil tank has been recently refilled.
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