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Tuesday, January 29, 2008
My tribute to the prophet
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Sunday, January 27, 2008
Goodbye beloved prophet, you will be missed
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Thursday, January 24, 2008
just call me the Happy Hypochondriac
The hypochondriac part comes from the complete melt down I had yesterday when I was absolutely sure that I was getting sick again, would have to have surgery and basically have my world fall down around me. The happy part comes from taking a half day of work, going to the doctor, getting an xray and having him tell me that I definitely am not forming another blockage, and that the preventative measures I've been taking seem to be working. Whew! Good thing Spencer loves me even when I am being totally irrational.
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Wednesday, January 23, 2008
3rd happiest place on earth
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Tuesday, January 22, 2008
D-Land lesson #3 I love Spencer
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Monday, January 21, 2008
D-land Lesson #2 The Princess and the Sword
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Sunday, January 20, 2008
Everything I need to know I learned from Disneyland... #1
We are in California for the weekend, and so, of course, we spent all day yesterday at Disneyland (it is kind of a second religion for Spencer's family). I have always loved Disneyland, in fact, I've always called it the second happiest place on earth (after the temple of course). Anyway, I was thinking about all the great times I've had at Disneyland and I realized that I have learned many life lessons from there. So, I decided that I will post some of them over the next few weeks. These will be listed randomly in no order of importance.
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Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Looking beyond the "now"
Life as a high school teacher is full of urgency. Phones ringing in the middle of class that must be answered now, students who need to use the restroom now, bells are ringing now, and classes must be dealt with now. Unfortunately, I sometimes spend so much time dealing with urgent business, that I neglect those things which are every bit as necessary (sometimes even more), but are not urgent and so can be put off until later.
As an example, I am out of hall passes. I have been out of hall passes for at least two months. It is aggravating because every time a student asks to leave class I have to take the time to find a piece of paper and write one from scratch. Yet, getting new passes couldn't be easier. All I need to do is go to the supply closet which is downstairs in the office. So why don't I just do this? Well, it's because when it is an urgent need, like when a student needs a pass, I remember that I don't have any, but when I am leaving for the day and passing by the closet, I am concerned with the urgency of getting home to make dinner, or going grocery shopping, and I completely forget about my need for passes. I am so concerned with the "now" that I don't remember to take two minutes to do something that would save me time and frustration later.
What I've realized is that this is more than just a problem with passes, it is a pattern that I have let take hold on my life. I have the worse kind of tunnel vision and because of that, important, needful things that would better my life and the life of those around me just don't happen.
Like recycling, something I know is good and important, but never seems very urgent. How many time have I gathered bags of cans or newspapers to recycle only to throw them away a few months later because I never took the time to find a recycling center? Or keeping up with old friends. The ones who I love more than anything, but I always say I will call or write tomorrow.
I didn't really make any New Year's resolutions (not urgent enough), but I guess I am now. So here are three short term goals I am going to start with:
1. Pick up passes on the way into school in the morning.
2. Write an email or phone at least four out of town friends a month.
3. Unload my dishwasher when it finishes running instead of waiting until I have dirty dishes to put in it.
Not very earth shattering, I know, but it is a start in the right direction.
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Thursday, January 10, 2008
Richard Horton's Summary Reviews of Science Fiction/Fantasy Magazines
Richard Horton, an anthologist and reviewer, recently posted is year-long summary review of Orson Scott Card's magazine, Intergalatic Medicine Show, where he said that my story, Original Audrey was his favorite short story from the magazine for the year. Yeah me!
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Wednesday, January 09, 2008
A carnivore no more
So, I've given up meat... I've decided that my body just doesn't process it right. I am absolutely terrified of ever having another surgery and so even though my mouth salivates for the precious flesh of animal meat, I am going to listen to my stomach instead.
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The South Central Federation of Labor will award four $1,000 scholarships to students attending an accredited, post-secondary school. Scholarship winners will be selected by a lottery drawing. The applicant or one of his/her parents or legal guardian must be a member of a Labor organization affiliated with the South Central Federation of Labor. In addition, SCFL's Dodge County Chapter will award two $500 scholarships. Applications must be received or postmarked no later than Friday, June 29, 2018. Download the rules and application form here.


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Tell us a little about your blog (or business).
Hi, I'm Meg, pleased to meet you.
I have a blog called Blind Mama: Life and Other Catastrophes. It documents my days as a new mum while hopefully dispelling some of the pauper or princess mythology shrouding blindness in all her guises. I try to keep the gloss and glamour to a minimum which is code for there are always typos in my work, and usually an unedited edge to my words. My style is more of a brambly and scrambly type thing, as I literally bumble and fumble through the haziness of it all. I am doing my best to say it how it is, or at least how it is in my mad as a hatter tea party world. Although, between you and me, I would like to swear more but my ToastMasters training has drummed the use of such brilliantly timed bold and brash profanity out of me, at least on the page.
I save such snide and snarky comments for the dickhead driver who accelerates over the zebra crossing as I am about to step out, the self-important wanker who trips over my cane and doesn't even give me a cursory glance let alone an apology, or the stupid bitch who literally runs into me at full tilt because she is text-walking and not holding up her end of the bargain – that being watching the hell where she is going.
But I love being a mama. As in absolutely am head over heels, sickly syrupy sugary sweet, love love love my new role and blogging is my way of solidifying the experience, or experimenting with it. Although as much as I compose for myself, there is a part of me, which writes in the hopes of creating something entertaining, educational, and empathetic for anyone who is gracious enough to take the time to read it. However as I type, I realise I need to tap into my bigger voice more, because there is so much I want to say but have been afraid to say it in the fear of causing offence.
We also have a start-up company called Taylored Thinking, which is on a mission to revolutionise how people who are blind or vision impaired see themselves. Getting it off the ground is painfully slow, but not for any other reason than I am struggling with the logistical barriers of not being able to see. However, explaining what exactly that entails is a long and arduous story, one of which, if I want my fairy tale ending, I have a feeling I am going to have to swallow my pride, and get some help.
Ouch! Epiphanies hurt.
At heart, I am a writer. And it is through the physical act of putting words to the page, where my thoughts, like wild butterflies, can roam free, and be and do as they please. Ok so well they are not always that pretty or graceful.
Actually, they are often fairly stilted and chunky clunky at times. But not in that cool necklace kind of way.
What do you love most about your blog (or business)?
The Blind Mama blog provides me a sense of place, space, and connectedness. Be it connectedness to others, connectedness to Little, or most importantly connectedness to myself.
I have always run from and avoided my past, thinking it was something, which needed to be feared and kept at arm's length, but writing is a way of ensuring I stay present in the weaving of this beautiful tapestry of parenting we are creating. I started the blog because I wanted, no needed to document the micro movements, madness, and motion of our lives. My posts are monumental in length, and this is how I like them.
I have always written, but usually for private consumption – Much the way one breathes in oxygen. A modern day Samuel Pepys if you will accept for one tiny detail; that of I am not a naval administrator or a politician. And no, I do not complain about my scullery maids refusing my sexual advances.
I have always journaled on and off, but the difference is, throughout most of my life, at least, up into my late thirties I would write a page then rip a page. Thereby locking the vault with my musings, and bitching inside it forever. So this writing gig is fairly new, at least in my own name.
Sure, I have a thousand or so pictures of our baby girl, and my husband has a thousand more, but I am a storyteller. I love them, I live them, I write them down. I write them in all their delicious glorious dirty detail.
I write them so I can soak them up later. After I have forgotten what it feels like to hold peace in my arms as my baby sleeps or how sad I was the winter afternoon I couldn't put her in the pram and take her for a walk like I had spent years envisaging. Or how much fun we had flinging sweet potato puree across the kitchen, all the while knowing daddy would good-humouredly clean it up for us later. Or any number of mundane tasks, discoveries, sleep-deprived ideas, and broken pre-parenting promises. There is so much of my life I do not recall, but I want to remember this for her, I owe her that because one day she will ask me. She will ask me what she was like when she was born, what she was like at one-year-old, what was her favourite colour when she was five and so on. So I write as a reminder and I write to respect her curious nature, but most of all I write because I love it.
My secret hope is that she will want to read it when she is older, perhaps when she has her own daughter, my aim is to provide her an insight into the intricacies and nuances of my universe.
I am absolutely blown away that other people take the time to read it, let alone comment and engage with my writing.The feedback I receive is beautiful, amazing, humbling, surprising, and heart-warming.
Thank you to everyone who is a part of my village.
But what I love about the business, or, at least, the concept, is the potential it has to change lives. I mean really change lives. And what is not to love about that?
I have always liked to stir the pot, so what better way to accomplish that on a grand scale than by turning an industry on its head. Personally, I do not believe people with disabilities, particularly those who are blind or vision impaired should be dictated to regarding what colour their mobility aid ought to be. Tradition and histrionics are one thing, but they are no longer enough. And the fact this is legislated in certain parts of the world is ridiculous to me. We are already limited enough in what we can and cannot do, but this?
The truth of the matter is blindness sucks ass. But not all the time, and not in the ways you might think. Our basic premise is to create products, which encourage confidence, independents, empowerment, and, of course, a little bit of fashion and funk thrown in for good measure all the while providing a service, which is welcoming, fun, and easy to use. We want to create a happy streamline positive experience for everyone, something, which makes people feel special, and important, and as though they matter. Obviously, because they do. But without the sneaky subtext of belittlement or the slow stench of patronisation that often deserves as an all too familiar accompaniment to such intentions.
So often people with disabilities are left out, overlooked, undervalued, or seen as an inconvenient afterthought, particularly in the digital space. Sure it is impossible to please all of the people all of the time, but we could be doing more to create a more inclusive and flexible cyber environment.I do not even know how to explain how degrading it is to be considered a non-issue, and by non-issue, of course, I mean non-existent, which you think would be worse than not important enough, but they both suck equally when a web developer or app designer is building a product.
People have the right to source what they need or want in a positive, dignified and empowering way be it the smallest of things such as a social media interaction, a government service, a bottle of milk, or the best hairdresser ever! Or in my case a decent cup of coffee with a smokin' hot barista who makes small talk with his adorable Italian accent while I wait.
I do not believe people should have to skulk off to a disability organisation, or spend hours trolling through an arduously set up independent living website in order to find what they need. Yep, that is what they are called. How much more demeaning can you get? If anything we want to create a boutique high-end experience for our clients, where they can have a good time, and feel great about what they are purchasing, and more importantly, why they are purchasing it in the first place.
Maya Angelou said it best, "I've learned that people will forget what you said, forget what you did but they'll never forget how you made them feel".
By this, I mean, for example, although our crazy canes are the simplest of concepts, they can be the difference between someone feeling strong enough, confident enough, dignified enough, fabulous enough, or anything else enough about themselves and the unavoidable fact they have to use a mobility aid to navigate the built environment. And they're possibly staying home feeling ashamed, isolated, and trapped by their disability, and all that it implies.
And while our other products are different, they each have the potential to create a greater sense of self-worth and assuredness for everyone who engages with them. People deserve choices, and this is what we aim to provide. Be it something as simple as being able to choose a cane to match your shoes, the way you would choose an accessory, read a simple tactile sign such as those found in lifts or amenities in order to maintain your dignity and sense of independence. Or safely go for a run with a friend with the minimal of fuss or restriction of movement, the way you used to, or the way you've always wanted.
Funnily enough, what I love the most about what we are aiming to achieve, has been the easiest project to get off the ground, that being our Run the World Campaign. For every Running Rope we sell, we send one to someone in need in Papua New Guinea as a matter of course.
We want to help people find hope and empowerment in the unexpected be it walking down the street, getting an education, or just totally kicking it the way one does, no matter where they are in the world.
What is the hardest lesson you have learned?
The hardest lesson I have learned, or am still learning is how to be myself. Sounds simple enough, right? But it is not. Being oneself is not easy. Well, it is easy when you get there, but good God finding what that means and is, while simultaneously navigating the unrelenting barrage of society's judgements, assumptions, pressures, double standards, and contradictive craziness is difficult.
So often, I feel compelled to be the politically correct blind woman. Set a good example, be dignified when the situation is clearly anything but, understand and make allowances for ignorance, rudeness, and disrespect, Always be courteous, ignore the derogatory comments, put up with people's condescension, try not to take up space or get in anyone's way, don't be too loud or too buoyant, fit in with other people's agendas, be grateful for any opportunity which comes my way no matter how tokenistic, pathetic, or puny, deal with the many levels of exclusion without complaint, don't be too capable because it makes others uncomfortable, and so on and so forth.
For years, I wore black in a bid to be invisible and stay under the radar. I didn't want people looking at me any more than they already did. My blindness and other people's reactions to it made me feel like a circus freak. Black was my safe colour, too bad my cane couldn't have been the same.In fact, until my mum procured me a black one over the internet a couple of years ago, I refused to use it all together. I hated that thing. I hated what it meant, what it did, what it didn't do, and what it said about me. Don't get me wrong, there are days I still possess a healthy hate for it, but, at least, it looks good, and that softens the blow.
Right now, I am loving the leopard print. And those pink and white spots, red and white dots, the silver sheen, the Parisian cream…Oh, so many gorgeous colours and patterns to choose from.
By the way, I have at least fifty pairs of shoes, so you know where this is going, right? I have fifteen different canes so far. All different lengths and styles, for different purposes. Which is exactly how it should be. I mean, you would not wear your tennis shoes to a black tie event, so why should I be effectively expected to do so?
For a long long very long time I was the girl who nodded, smiled, and was very agreeable to everything. Turning myself inside out and upside down to fit in. Anything to fit in. Oh, God, it was horrible.
And although it may have seemingly worked on the outside, I was deeply unhappy. These days I am far sassier. And I am having so much more fun with my life. I apologise less, speak up more, wear brighter colours, take more chances, and own my disability – most of the time.
Do you believe women can have it all? Why or why not?
Having it all is a dagger cloaked in fairy floss. I mean, what does that even mean? "Having it all!"
If you mean can we live up to the contradictory hypercritical have our cake and simultaneously eat it too expectations assumptions judgements and ideals of society? Then no. I think a girl needs to define what "all" is for herself, and then maybe she can work toward it. It sounds simple enough, but when we examine these things more thoroughly it is amazing how many inner conflicts and value distortions we hold. And by we I mean me of course.
The trick is knowing how to untangle them, and then being able to let go of that which no longer serves us. At the moment, I am finding this really difficult, because, on the one hand, I want to be home with our daughter, but on the other, I have to keep a roof over our heads. The question is what am I willing to do?
If I don't work, we don't eat. If I do work, I miss the gorgeous fleeting moments of baby girl's infanthood. For example, yesterday while I was away doing my job, she learned to crawl.
For the record, I haven't figured out what my "all" is yet. But it does involve pretty shoes, good wine, and plenty of silliness.
Top time-management tip?
Given how long it has taken me to get this interview back to Eva, I am the last person who should be giving time management tips.I am one of the most disorganised, procrastination savvy, multi-tasking, chaotic people I know.
When I am overwhelmed, nothing gets done. And I mean nothing. I am not sure if there is a word, which means something bigger than overwhelmed, but if there is, I have been drowning under it lately. My day flows better if I am able to have an hour to myself first thing in the morning to either write, do yoga, or indulge in some guilt-free literary essay reading with a cup of tea – Preferably all of the above. It is almost as though if I can capture the time to clear my mind, and stretch my body, I am able to handle everything else with more graciousness, greater clarity, and perspective. Not to mention it is completely kick ass for my creativity.
I am a person who needs structure, and at the moment, my life is seriously lacking in that area. Over the years, I have found if I am on top of the housework, on top of the cooking, and my desk is clean, then I am so much more together. I mean it only takes two minutes to make the bed, but boy oh boy do I feel good each time I walk into the bedroom for the rest of the day and see it neat and tidy. However, the number of times I step over the washing basket instead of putting it away is ridiculous.
I mean it would only take five or so minutes to put it away, as opposed to the gazillion or so minutes I spend thinking about how I should do it, promising to get to it later, and feeling guilty about not doing it all together.
So I guess in terms of managing my moments, it is about getting those little things done which drain my energy and sap my will to live done first. Because as much as I am a bigger picture kind of girl, I also need the menial details taken care of in the here and now.
Somehow knowing the dishwasher is empty before I sit down at my computer makes everything better.
One of the almost counterintuitive strategies I have discovered, or rather rediscovered of late, is that if I spend my time reading a novel on the train instead of trawling social media I feel much more energised and accomplished by the time my commute is over than I otherwise do when I give into the modern day Minotaur.
What makes you happy?
Oh gosh, there are so many things, which bring me joy.
Chocolate definitely makes me happy. Along with good company, sunny afternoons, a crisp sauvignon blanc, time to write, swimming in a warm ocean, the sound of my daughter gurgling and cooing to herself, the sound of my husband gurgling and cooing to our daughter, fabulous shoes, clothes, hats, and bags, a good book, somebody else following their dreams, knowing I have contributed to making a difference in the world, conversations with my girlfriends, when my pastry works out perfectly, the smell of night jasmine, and especially having a healthy growing bank balance.
If I were prime minister of Australia for a day, I'd…
I have never been very good at this game. Ummm, take away all parliamentary perks, pensions, superannuation, and redistribute those funds back into the infrastructure of the country? And that is just before my morning coffee.
Describe yourself in five words.
Intuitive, clever, determined, able, and funny.
I actually had to ask my husband about this one, because I got stuck. So I confess to these being his words. Apart from that last one, because he said sexy, but I thought funny was more fitting for the context.
Well that, and I'm just not feeling the sexy at the moment.
FAST five
Fave app: ANZ GoMoney.
Last person/page I followed on social media: Em Rusciano
Three things in my bag I can't live without: Mobile phone, credit card, and bottle of water.
Last book I read: Primates of Park Avenue by Wednesday Martin
Quote I love: "Sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast" – Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures In Wonderland
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The small print
At Bright Flair, we try to keep things as simple as possible, including the our privicy policy and standard terms and conditions.
In a nutshell, we don't store any of your personal or business data without explicit permission from you, and when we do, we use industry leading security to keep your information safe.
Anything that you pay for belongs to you, and is owned fully by you, forever. This includes anything created for you during time that you are billed for.
License and service agreement
This section is intended to formalise the commitment between Bright Flair Limited, hereafter referred as BRIGHTFLAIR, and you, hereafter referred as CLIENT, in terms of delivering the required solution as stated in the specification document prepared by BRIGHTFLAIR, within the required timeframes agreed by both parties.
In summary BRIGHTFLAIR will:
- Design and build website/application for CLIENT as per specification in this report. The quoted fee is based on BRIGHTFLAIR's estimate of the time and resource required to deliver the requirements outlined in the specification.
- In the event that CLIENT wishes to amend or add to the requirements outlined in the specification, BRIGHTFLAIR reserve the right to amend the quotation to cover any additional resources required. Any additional cost will be agreed with CLIENT before proceeding.
- Require both parties to remain in constant and open dialogue as to the progress and implementation of the project to ensure proactive management and delivery.
- Guarantee that the website/application will operate as per the specification for the duration of product's warranty period. Any modifications to the website/application after this point will be charged at £80 per hour unless there is a support contract in place.
- Use best practice methods to ensure data is stored using industry leading security techniques.
In summary BRIGHTFLAIR will not:
- Be penalised financially or otherwise for any delays or specification alterations incurred by CLIENT outside of the boundaries of this agreement.
- Guarantee the business performance of the website/application as a product or service; the website/application will perform as specified, BRIGHTFLAIR will support decisions about developed product, but actual business performance including sales of product or other metrics is the sole responsibility of CLIENT.
- Be held responsible for data security breaches or CLIENT keeping authentication safe; BRIGHTFLAIR will use best practice methods to ensure data is stored using industry leading security techniques, but cannot guarantee against malicious authentication by end-users.
- Disclose information about CLIENT or data belonging to CLIENT. All information collected and discussed during/after software development process shall remain confidential and undisclosed to any party without the permission from CLIENT in writing.
BRIGHTFLAIR agree to deliver the website/application outlined in the specification, however the following preconditions apply:
- Work will only commence on an iteration once CLIENT has authorised BRIGHTFLAIR to do so. Authorisation by CLIENT also agrees that payment for the iteration will be made within 30 days of work being delivered in accordance to the specification.
- Payment is made by CLIENT per iteration, before the next iteration begins. Payment should only be issued when work for current iteration is agreed as fully completed.
- All designs and code created specifically for CLIENT is fully owned by CLIENT after implementation. BRIGHTFLAIR reserve ownership of design or code that was created prior to starting work for CLIENT, or that is part of reusable design and software frameworks.
- It is the responsibility of CLIENT to sign off the quality of the iterations delivered by BRIGHTFLAIR before any payment is made. Any payments made to BRIGHTFLAIR are not refundable to CLIENT unless stated as part of the specification.
- Project delivery scope and timelines are delivered and agreed as part of some iterations. Modifying scope or timelines after signing off the iteration may incur extra cost to CLIENT.
- Post-implementation, BRIGHTFLAIR reserve the rights to mention CLIENT as a reference, and use unbranded versions of the produced work as software examples.
Warranty - warranty is given against bugs, defects or security issues for 60 days after final completion date. Warranty covers all iterations, 60 days begins after final iteration is signed off. After warranty period ends, all changes will be billed at £80 per hour unless an extended warranty contract is made.
Notice Period - cancellation of support, hosting, or ongoing development services are subject to 60 days written notice.
Limitation of liability - each party's total liability under this agreement is limited to the value of services rendered.
Hosting - payments for hosting are paid 1 month in advance. Hosting fees begin only when website/application is hosted on a live (public-facing) server, after prior iterations are signed off. Termination of hosting requires 3 months' written notice from CLIENT, including when switching to another non BRIGHTFLAIR hosting service. Hosting payments are non-refundable.
Maintenance - BRIGHTFLAIR will only offer maintenance if prior agreement has been made to do so. Payments for maintenance are paid 1 month in advance. Maintenance fees begin only when website/application is hosted on a live (public-facing) server, after prior iterations are signed off. Termination of maintenance requires 1 month's written notice from CLIENT. Maintenance payments are non-refundable.
Support - BRIGHTFLAIR offer support at no cost to CLIENT while project is within standard warranty period of 60 days after final completion date. BRIGHTFLAIR will only offer extended support if prior agreement has been made to do so. Payments for support are paid 1 month in advance. Termination of support requires 1 month's written notice from CLIENT. Support payments are non-refundable.
Payment - payments for consultancy, design and development services are paid after each pre-agreed iteration completion. Project may be suspended if payments are not made within 30 days of work completion, until payment is made, which may affect future timescales.
Project Cancellation - if CLIENT is in breach of the agreement, BRIGHTFLAIR reserve the right to cancel or suspend a project without notice and without any liability to CLIENT. CLIENT will pay for complete iterations received as well as any hosting, maintenance or support charges incurred. CLIENT may cancel a project with 30 days written notice, at which point CLIENT will pay for all complete iterations received at time of notice, and 20% of the charge for iterations planned to be made during the notice period, as well as any hosting, maintenance or support charges incurred up to the time of notice.
Alterations - CLIENT is entitled to make any changes to the design or code without the written permission of BRIGHTFLAIR, but CLIENT is not entitled to resell any design or code created by BRIGHTFLAIR for the project, or any design or code elements that were already created by BRIGHTFLAIR outside the scope of this project.
Open Source Software - the software framework "PHP.Gt" is used by BRIGHTFLAIR in the production of all software projects and is governed by its own license terms, available in plain text on the hosting server, and within the source code in the source control repository (located online at http://github.com/BrightFlair/PHP.Gt/blob/master/License.md).
Copyright Material - files provided by CLIENT to BRIGHTFLAIR or uploaded to application/website must not infringe upon other parties' copyrights. BRIGHTFLAIR cannot be held liable for misuse of copyrighted material through CLIENT application/website.


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A Crochet Vest for the Babies & Toddlers
This pretty vest pattern is available in sizes ranging from 6 -24 months. Great for Christmas or at any other time of year. Just choose your favorite colors instead of these pretty Christmas colors.
To crochet this vest, you will need Red Heart Holiday yarn and a J and an H crochet hook.
If you enjoyed this free crochet pattern you might also enjoy more from Mary Jane Protus or Red Heart.


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"And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might, and these words which I am commanding you today, shall be on your heart; and you shall TEACH them when you sit in your house and when you walk by the way and when you lie down and when you rise up. And you shall bind them as a sign on your hand and they shall be as frontals on your forehead. And you shall write them on your doorposts of your house and on your gates." Deuteronomy 6:5-9 (NASB)
This school year in Bible Study Fellowship (BSF), we have been studying the Life of Moses. Our study has taken us through the books of Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and finally Deuteronomy. I have been moved immensely by the WORD and these old testament books have profoundly impacted my daily thought life. One of the recurring themes throughout these books is the importance of passing on faith in the ONE TRUE GOD to the next generation. We have learned there were always consequences for not passing down their faith.
MY REVIEW: We want the best for our children, don't we? We want to see them blessed beyond all measure! One of the best ways we can provide for our children is to share the FULL story of God's plan for redemption. The Story of King Jesus does just that in a short, concise way with beautiful illustrations to captures a child's heart and mind. I love that Ben Irwin scripts a book with such rich truth in a perfect amount of pages to read during one setting! He quotes "God's redemptive tale can't be reduced to a few memory verses from Scripture. It's not a formula or a plan or a prayer you recite. It's a drama that you life, and it's woven throughout every book of the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation."
Don't get me wrong, I LOVE our Jesus Storybook Bible and the other Bible storybooks we have, but you can't sit down and read the whole thing in one setting. My experience is that preschoolers and early elementary kids don't have long attention spans, so something that is concise is perfect! It is short enough that it can be read over and over again, with different parts of the story impacting the kids lives at different times. The book is written in language that our kids can understand perfectly. It also, focuses on Jesus as KING, which is so crucial because that is what transforms our life. Overall this book is an excellent "launching point to explore the Bible together." It has generated additional conversation with my oldest two children. We discuss the pictures in the book, which then leads to additional bible teaching.
Ben encourages us as parents, "Show your children --- with your life and words -- that this is your story, and it can be theirs too."
One of my favorite lines is towards the end of the book ... "God gave us the King we needed." Isn't that so true? He didn't give us the type of King we wanted, because He knew that wouldn't be the best. So often in my life, God gives me what I need and not what I want. Thank heavens He knows better than I. Jesus is God's Best and because of His sacrifice, we have the opportunity to once again be in a restored relationship with God. And that my friends is GRACE!
Question to ponder: What has God given you recently that is what you NEED, but not necessarily what you WANTED?
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Disaster Protection
The terrible devastation caused by the earthquake in Sichuan reminds us of the randomness of nature, the uncertainty of life and the compassion people have for those who suffer. But there is a more important, if less understood, lesson: countries with well‐developed markets, private property rights and a vibrant civil society are much more able to withstand and recover from natural disasters.
Price and profit controls, and the lack of private property rights, increase the duration and magnitude of natural disasters. Market led development provides the best insurance against disasters by increasing wealth and allowing the economic system to quickly adapt to shocks. The now‐retired Purdue University economist George Horwich showed how countries that adhered to market liberal principles weathered natural disasters more readily than those that suppressed economic freedom.
In 1988, 25,000 people died when an earthquake hit Soviet Armenia. The following year, an earthquake of the same magnitude struck San Francisco, and only 67 lives were lost.
In an extensive study of the 1995 Kobe earthquake, Mr Horwich found that Japan's mainly market‐driven economy, which had created tremendous wealth in the post‐war era, along with a strong civil society, allowed Japan to recover quickly without any lasting damage to the overall economy. Kobe's well‐built schools provided shelter for about one‐third of the 300,000 homeless.
Mr Horwich's study of natural disasters shows how losses are minimised to the extent that there is a free flow of information, resilient private markets and a government that protects property rights and allows civil society to function. Market‐led development can mitigate natural disasters by fostering economic freedom, creating wealth and cultivating individual responsibility.
To see the importance of market liberalism in lessening the damage from natural disasters, one need only compare the slow response of Myanmar, a centrally planned and rigidly controlled country, to the rapid response of China, which has liberalised its economy since 1978 and opened itself to trade with the outside world. Moreover, China learned from the severe acute respiratory syndrome crisis that the best policy in dealing with disaster is to allow the free flow of information, which has been improved by people's access to modern communications technology occasioned by the market reforms.
Yet, the slower pace of marketisation in rural areas – and especially the lack of private property rights in land – makes it difficult to escape poverty and hampers efforts to respond to, and mitigate losses from, natural disasters. Building codes for schools in Beichuan and other counties in Sichuan were not up to standard or were not enforced, and innocent children died as a result. That tragedy was not a market failure, but rather a failure of government to protect lives, liberty and property.
When property rights are secure, private owners have an incentive to maintain quality and are liable for malfeasance. When land can be freely bought and sold, owners will invest in that property and can use it for collateral. Wealth will be created and market transactions will expand, making people better off. Families will use their newly acquired wealth to educate their children, and that investment will benefit society.
Family, neighbours and friends are always the first to lend a hand when disaster strikes. Those efforts will be more successful in a market‐liberal economy, with private ownership and a smoothly operating price system, than in a planned economy in which property and information are controlled by a ruling elite.
We cannot avoid the wrath of nature, but we can help minimise risk and uncertainty by adopting institutions that provide a framework of freedom. China's march towards the market has allowed it to weather natural disasters more effectively, but it must continue advancing economic and personal freedom, and privatise collectively owned property so the rural poor can provide for themselves more without relying on public officials.


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This page aims to help you remove Popcash "Virus". These Popcash "Virus" removal instructions work for Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer, as well as every version of Windows.
If you found this page, then you most probably are looking for a way to remove the constant annoyance that a program called Popcash "Virus" may have been causing you. This program is adware and as such, it can be incredibly intrusive and irritating, especially when it integrates with your Chrome, Explorer or Firefox and starts to produce an uncontrollable amount of ads, different banners and pop-ups every time you are using it. It may also affect your general online experience by causing the affected browser to crash or freeze, this way interrupting your browsing when you least expect it. Another quite invasive activity related to this program is its ability to monitor your history of searches, bookmarks and frequently visited pages and "magically" match its ads according to that. How harmful such activity can be and what else you can expect from adware of this type you can learn in the next lines. At the end of the page, you will also find a removal guide, which is specially created to help you uninstall Popcash "Virus" from your system and safely remove all of its nagging ads once and for all. Do not hesitate to use the instructions if your browsing becomes impossible due to this software and let us know if you need any help.
What is the actual purpose of adware like Popcash "Virus"?
The reason of you being bombarded with various popping advertisements lies in one aggressive advertising method known as Pay-Per-Click. This is a very popular remuneration model that many online based businesses, vendors, and web advertisers employ, to make sure that they promote their services, products and web pages as much as possible and eventually make some money from sales or sponsored clicks. Programs like Popcash "Virus" are just the perfect tool for that because they basically integrate a special ad-generating script inside the users' browser and make it display all these advertisements directly on their screen. Many people, tough, fail to correctly identify the source of the ads and usually think that they have been attacked by a virus or some nasty malware (probably a Trojan or Ransomware threat) which tries to trick them into clicking on some well-camouflaged infection. This is a very wrong assumption, which leads to unnecessary panic and doesn't really relate to the adware. Programs like Popcash "Virus" have no malicious capabilities and don't share the typical behavioral traits of a virus or a harmful infection. In fact, their aim has nothing to do with data corruption, system destruction, credential stealing or other criminal activities, which threats like Trojans, Ransomware and Spyware are specialized in. However, a lot of online users do really get irritated by the ads invasion caused by this software and want to uninstall it from their PC in an attempt to save themselves from the uncontrollable flow of popping promotional messages.
Popcash "Virus" Removal
If you are a Windows user, continue with the guide below.
If you are a Mac user, please use our How to remove Ads on Mac guide.
If you are an Android user, please use our Android Malware Removal guide.
Some of the steps will likely require you to exit the page. Bookmark it for later reference.
Reboot in Safe Mode (use this guide if you don't know how to do it).
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Press CTRL + SHIFT + ESC at the same time and go to the Processes Tab (the "Details" Tab on Win 8 and 10). Try to determine which processes are dangerous.
Right click on each of them and select Open File Location. Then scan the files with our free online virus scanner:
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After you open their folder, end the processes that are infected, then delete their folders.
Note: If you are sure something is part of the infection – delete it, even if the scanner doesn't flag it. No anti-virus program can detect all infections.
Hold together the Start Key and R. Type appwiz.cpl –> OK.
You are now in the Control Panel. Look for suspicious entries. Uninstall it/them.
Type msconfig in the search field and hit enter. A window will pop-up:
Startup —> Uncheck entries that have "Unknown" as Manufacturer or otherwise look suspicious.
Hold the Start Key and R – copy + paste the following and click OK:
notepad %windir%/system32/Drivers/etc/hosts
A new file will open. If you are hacked, there will be a bunch of other IPs connected to you at the bottom. Look at the image below:
If there are suspicious IPs below "Localhost" – write to us in the comments.
Open the start menu and search for Network Connections (On Windows 10 you just write it after clicking the Windows button), press enter.
- Right-click on the Network Adapter you are using —> Properties —> Internet Protocol Version 4 (ICP/IP), click Properties.
- The DNS line should be set to Obtain DNS server automatically. If it is not, set it yourself.
- Click on Advanced —> the DNS tab. Remove everything here (if there is something) —> OK.
- After you complete this step, the threat will be gone from your browsers. Finish the next step as well or it may reappear on a system reboot.
Right click on the browser's shortcut —> Properties.
NOTE: We are showing Google Chrome, but you can do this for Firefox and IE (or Edge).
Properties —–> Shortcut. In Target, remove everything after .exe.
Remove Popcash "Virus" from Internet Explorer:
Open IE, click —–> Manage Add-ons.
Find the threat —> Disable. Go to —–> Internet Options —> change the URL to whatever you use (if hijacked) —> Apply.
Remove Popcash "Virus" from Firefox:
Open Firefox, click ——-> Add-ons —-> Extensions.
Find the adware/malware —> Remove.
Remove Popcash "Virus" from Chrome:
Close Chrome. Navigate to:
C:/Users/!!!!USER NAME!!!!/AppData/Local/Google/Chrome/User Data. There is a Folder called "Default" inside:
Rename it to Backup Default. Restart Chrome.
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Type Regedit in the windows search field and press Enter.
Inside, press CTRL and F together and type the threat's Name. Right click and delete any entries you find with a similar name. If they don't show up this way, go manually to these directories and delete/uninstall them:
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER—-Software—–Random Directory. It could be any one of them – ask us if you can't discern which ones are malicious.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER—-Software—Microsoft—-Windows—CurrentVersion—Run– Random
HKEY_CURRENT_USER—-Software—Microsoft—Internet Explorer—-Main—- Random
If the guide doesn't help, download the anti-virus program we recommended or try our free online virus scanner. Also, you can always ask us in the comments for help!
How should you protect your system from programs like Popcash "Virus"?
When it comes to adware programs like Popcash "Virus", there are a few very easy tips that can effectively help you to keep such software away from your system. First of all, it is a good idea to avoid sketchy sites, which you don't trust or contain aggressive ads, intrusive pop-ups and suspicious messages that prompt you to click or download something. Be cautious when you come across software installers, which are available for free and promise you too-good-to-be-true functionality. In most of the cases, these are just software bundles, packed with some attractive program or new application, but they also may contain some nagging ad-generating software like Popcash "Virus" or another potentially unwanted program. Spam emails with attachments, promotional links, too aggressive offers, or torrents are not a reliable source of software and you can never be sure what kind of programs they contain, so if you come across them, you should always have a thing in mind. It is also advisable to have control over your downloads and never allow to different software to get downloaded or installed on your PC automatically, without you manually checking what programs could be packed in its setup. It is very important to always use options like "Custom" or "Advanced" to check the setup that you are about to run for additionally bundled applications, because programs like Popcash "Virus" may eventually be packed inside and trick you into installing them along with the software you desire.
|Danger Level
|Medium (nowhere near threats like Ransomware, but still a security risk)
|This program may integrate with your Chrome, Explorer or Firefox and start to produce an uncontrollable amount of ads, different banners and pop-ups every time you are using it.
|Distribution Method
|Software installers and bundles, free downloads, spam, email attachments, torrents, freeware or shareware sites.
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Some threats reinstall themselves if you don't delete their core files. We recommend downloading SpyHunter to remove harmful programs for you. This may save you hours and ensure you don't harm your system by deleting the wrong files.
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Neighbours spoilers: the week ahead in Ramsay St
3-7 February: Jacob kisses Sonya, while Karl is offered incriminating evidence against Paul
Monday 3 February
Jacob apologises for his impetuous kiss, but Sonya is left awkward and feeling that she should tell Toadie what happened. Marty offers Karl some information that could prove very damaging to Paul's election campaign. Terese's frustration with Paul grows when he announces that he is making the hotel independent.
Tuesday 4 February
As election day dawns, the momentum seems to be with Karl, especially after Lassiter's loses a major tender and Paul is filmed berating Terese in public, accusing her of deliberately sabotaging the business in order to establish a new job with a competitor. Terese finally takes matters into her own hands and quits. Kate's heartache over Kyle increases after she discovers that he has lied to her. The result of the election comes as a surprise to everyone.
Wednesday 5 February
Paul's election victory celebrations are rudely interrupted by a furious Terese, who threatens him with legal action for defamation. He has little option but to agree to her demands. Imogen makes a new friend in Isaac Woods, a student who is squatting in the Kapoors' house. Chris forces Kate and Kyle to confront their feelings for each other.
Thursday 6 February
Jubilation is in the air as Josh successfully comes through his swimming trials, qualifying for the Commonwealth Games. He is interviewed by TV presenter and former Olympic star Nicola Livingstone (who guest stars as herself). Kyle finally asks Kate out for a date, an offer which she giddily accepts. Sonya wrestles with her conscience as she considers telling Toadie the truth over Jacob.
Friday 7 February
Amber fears for the future after discovering that Josh will be away at a training camp in Spain for three months. Scared of losing him, she starts making plans to accompany him, only to be told that this is out of the question. After some food goes missing, Terese is concerned that Imogen seems to have relapsed into her bingeing habits, unaware of what is really going on. Toadie is devastated after Sonya tells all.


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Brian Madden wrote a previous paper on VDI (VMware Desktop Infrastructure — using virtual desktops on virtual infrastructure) and SBC (server-based computing, using a terminal server or Citrix Presentation Server), where he laid out nicely the advantages and disadvantages of both approaches. He also has the clearest explanation of the Citrix Ardence vDisk and streaming technology that I have seen.
In the real world, no single approach is right for every situation, and now Brian follows up with an article talking about how he sees the two blending in your organization and sees it as sort of an 80-20 split:
How to address the "other" 20%
VDI is not the be-all end-all to application delivery. Terminal
Server-based SBC is a good foundation. … This means that VDI technology is useful in any scenario
where you have power users or users who need strange,
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(Examples include connecting to applications from anywhere, over slow
connections, etc.)
Massimo re Ferre' then makes a good comment on the article from a real-world perspective — yes, 80% of apps could be delivered with SBC, but why aren't they, and can VDI help?
Scott Lowe has published two recent articles around VDI: one a review of Leostream Connection Broker:
It may be that some of the other CBs out there also work as well as
Leostream; I don't know since I haven't had the opportunity to work
with all of them (note to vendors: I will delete blatant marketing pitches in the comments). I do know that the Leostream product works well thus far.
It took me a little bit of time to get accustomed to how the
Leostream broker works (different terminology, I suppose), but once I
understood how it works I found it pretty easy to make it do what I
wanted it to do. The pieces are all interconnected, though, so allow
me to walk through a set of steps in the event you find yourself using
the Leostream product in the future.
and another on using Login Consultants' Flex Profile Kit, which
allows administrators to selectively save portions of a user's
profile to a simple file, which can then be reapplied at next logon. … Using this functionality, we can mimic the effect of a roaming profile
without having to modify any user objects in Active Directory (and thus
limiting the impact to hosted desktops only).
MIchel Roth of Login Consultants runs the very fine thincomputing.net blog, by the way.
Martijn Lohmeijer's VDI project is progressing again, and this time he's getting a demo of the Wyse S10.
And the VMTN VDI Forum keeps going strong as well, with two of the longest threads in the world: VDI Resources and Connection Brokers Summary.


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This is my last week with my students and then I transform into..."Summer~Time Sharon" Which according to my family is a relaxed, fun loving gal. (apparently I'm not this way during the school year??...hmmmm)
Anyway, now comes the part I need help with....what am I going to accomplish this summer?? I HAVE to set goals, write lists, plan....otherwise I just end up doing a little bit of nothing!
Thankfully my pal Gabby from Essentially Eclectic came up with a brilliant idea that will help me (and you) out!
I am super excited to let you know about a link party that I and three other fabulous bloggy friends of mine will be hosting!
I am on the lookout for some summer to-do inspiration, and YOUR help is needed!
Gabby{from Essentially Eclectic} Kristine {from The Foley Fam}, Marcy {from day2day SuperMom}, and I decided to get together to host a summer bucket list inspiration link party, and we would love for you to link up! We hope this will be your one-stop spot for great summer ideas, be they crafts with the kids, projects around the home, Fourth of July or summer BBQ party ideas, vacation inspiration, great summer snacks—whatever your heart desires!
We will be featuring our favorite link ups from the party and will be showcasing them across Pinterest, Facebook, and Twitter--that means you will have your work shown on FOUR blogs with a combined audience of well over 3,000 followers! The party will be open for about a month, so you can keep coming back and linking up your great summer ideas :) Be sure to stop by periodically to check out new ideas as they're posted!
Not a Blogger? Just use this link party to fill your Summer Bucket List... visit some fantastic blogs and "Pin" away!!
1) Feel free to link up your crafts, DIY projects, and tutorials! Basically if YOU made it or did it and it's something that would be fun to do this summer, you can link it up! Please be sure to link up specific posts and not your blog in general. Linking up your summer-related giveaways is a-okay!
2) Mingle! Visit as many links as you like and leave some comment love.
3) Please follow your hosts in some way :)
4) While certainly not requirements, we would love for you to tweet/facebook about this link party so others know they can come and link up! We would also love it if you would include a text link or party button on your post/page somewhere to let others know you linked the project up here. If you'd like, you can grab a party button below:

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Note from the CEO, Kelly Huntsman
PHC Values: Our Foundation
As CEO of PHC, it is my responsibility to build and foster a culture that supports our core iCARE values of integrity, compassion, access, respect and excellence.
Recently, with the powerful storms that hit Marshalltown on Thursday, July 19, we saw those values evidenced as staff, along with community members, responded to the devastation from the tornado. Our medical and dental clinics sustained only minor damage, but like most of the community, we lost power. We deployed our mobile unit from Des Moines on Friday, providing access to medical services until we were able to reopen the clinics on Monday. While there were no physical injuries to staff or patients at the clinics, several of our staff experienced devastating loss or damage to their personal property. A number of PHC patients and staff have been impacted. For more information on how you can support PHC Disaster Relief, please see the details further on in this newsletter.
I am grateful and proud of the professional and compassionate manner in which our staff responded; executing the emergency plan, and maintaining safety for patients and staff during the storm. I have been touched by the actions of staff in the aftermath of the storm. The caring and compassionate way they supported each other as they helped with clean up, provided donations of food and clothing, and offered hugs and kind words for their co-workers who were in need, are wonderful examples of our values in action.
It's with these values in mind, that as we kick off our new fiscal year, we are excited about the opportunity for a "new year, fresh-start". It's a time to revisit and reinforce the foundation of what makes PHC strong. These values are the starting point and base for our strategic plan and inform the actions we take every day.
A few examples of how we have supported PHC values in the last year include:
- Investing in a training director to direct and standardize training for our clinical staff (Excellence)
- New and innovative approaches to sharing results of clinical performance measures with staff, to highlight successes but also to push for improvement where needed (Excellence)
- Expanding clinic hours to provide more access to patients who have difficulty making it to appointments from 9-5 (Access)
- Utilizing technology like Project ECHO to educate and assist our primary care providers with difficult cases relating to behavioral health and substance abuse services (Compassion, Access and Respect)
In this newsletter, you'll learn more about PHC's use of Project ECHO and the impact it is making in our state and beyond, in an article submitted by our training department. You will see a link to an article published in the New York Times on June 23, featuring our own Dr. Nicole Gastala and her team at the Marshalltown Medical Clinic. It's an in depth look at PHC's Medicated Assisted Treatment program, an evidence based approach that is making an impact on the opioid health crisis facing some of our patients. We're very proud of the work they are doing and it points to our values of access, compassion and respect.
We're also excited to be hosting our first ever "PHC Community Night" in celebration of National Health Center Week on Wednesday, August 15 at our East Side Clinic Campus. This fun, free and family friendly event will take place from 5:00 – 7:00pm at 3509 E. 29th Street in Des Moines. Patients, staff and friends of PHC welcome! This effort to celebrate our work, staff and most importantly, our patients, is an opportunity to put all of our values to work by engaging with our community. I hope to see you there!
As always, we are grateful for your continued support of PHC which helps us to provide programs and services that our patients and communities need.
PHC staff work and live in the community we serve. As such, we have several staff who were affected by the storm in Marshalltown. You can help by making a contribution to the PHC Disaster Relief Fund at Wells Fargo.
Thank you for your support of these PHC team members.
How to Donate:
- Make a check out to Primary Health Care. (Write PHC Disaster Relief Fund in the memo line)
- Stop by or mail it to any Wells Fargo Bank branch in Iowa or Nebraska.
Be sure your name and address are legible on the face of the check so PHC can acknowledge the donation.
The bank is discouraging cash donations. They recommend obtaining a cashier's check or money order.
Innovation in Action
PHC Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Bery Engebretsen recognizes that the method of providing healthcare in this country is backward, with most of our time and money being spent fixing health problems after they occur. In an effort to move the focus upstream to promote health and wellness in our community, PHC is creating a Wellness Center.
The Wellness Center will have three components:
- Education Center
- Therapeutic Garden
- Community Involvement
Education Center
PHC owns a small building and adjacent land near our East Side clinic. We were able to remodel the building through a Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) grant to create an education center. The education center has a kitchen with a large island that will accommodate a modest size group, a living room area with a small seating area, and a private room for wellness exams. This building will host activities that include cooking classes, diabetes group visits, and support groups. Annual Wellness Visits will be scheduled at the education center and provided by a primary care provider. A community health worker and a behavioral health consultant will also staff the Wellness Center allowing for warm handoffs for patients who need extra support to address mental health needs and/or social determinants of health challenges. Nurse Care Managers are available remotely to assist patients as needed.
Therapeutic Garden
The therapeutic garden will include raised beds, edible landscaping, a walking path, and areas to sit and enjoy nature. The garden will be open to the community and the Des Moines Area Religious Council's (DMARC) mobile food pantry will be scheduled to operate from the parking lot. Dr. Engebretsen envisions inviting the community in for cooking classes which would include taking couple of laps around the garden walking path to gather some healthy food or herbs to use in the recipe. He will also initiate a 'Walk with a Doc' program which would offer the community an opportunity for health education and exercise. (Click here to see photos of the garden)
Community Involvement
Lastly, PHC continues to nourish the close ties that it has with the community and is partnering with neighborhood associations, community organizations, and key political groups. Through this partnership they will plan and organize a community advisory council to help assure that the Wellness Center meets the community needs. Dr. Engebretsen emphasizes the desire to avoid spending time and money duplicating services that already exist. For example, PHC considered building a large community garden but realized that other community gardens were present in the area and the DMARC food pantry could provide a greater quantity of healthy foods more economically.
Program Actualization
Funding for a program like this is always a challenge. PHC has utilized grants in the planning stages of this initiative. Reimbursement from billable preventative services such as Annual Wellness Visits, Chronic Care Management, Advance Care Planning, and Behavioral Health Integration services will help continue to keep the program going.
If you are interested in supporting the therapeutic garden or any of our programs, click on the button to make an online donation.
(Adapted from: Compass PTN – Innovation in Action Newsletter. Wellness Success Story, Primary Health Care, Des Moines, July 15, 2018)
Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) was created in 2003 by Dr. Sanjeev Arora, a liver specialist, at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Dr. Sanjeev utilized low cost easy to use video conferencing technology to connect with primary care providers throughout rural New Mexico to equip them with his expertise in treating Hepatitis C. Prior to Dr. Sanjeev creating the ECHO mentoring platform, many Hepatitis C patients throughout his state were going untreated because of lack of local access to this knowledge.
By providing free accessible specialty knowledge to front-line clinical providers, Dr. Sanjeev and the ECHO institute have bridged the gap between specialty and primary care. Today the "ECHO movement" has spread worldwide with 130 ECHO hubs within 23 countries. Project ECHO has addressed complex conditions such as HIV, substance use disorders, diabetes, obesity, chronic pain, autism, endocrinology and more.
ECHO participants consist of a hub and spokes, connected together through the video conferencing platform Zoom.The hub is a team of subject matter experts who serve as mentors and colleagues to participating primary care clinicians, the ECHO spokes.
The framework of an individual ECHO session comprises of a brief lecture given by one of the hub team members on an aspect of the overall ECHO topic . Following this, a participating spoke clinician will present a case (with no PHI) involving a recent patient seeking help within the ECHO topic. Collaborative discussion takes place between all participants to further assess the patient. Each participating spoke member, as well as the hub panel, have the opportunity to not only ask additional questions but also provide recommendations to the presenting clinician based on their own experiences and knowledge.
In 2017, PHC became an ECHO hub by agreeing to comply with the ECHO institutes guidelines for enacting ECHO programs. At that time, several PHC administrators attended a 3 day immersion training program at the ECHO institute in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
As of today, PHC has created and implemented two ECHOs. The first that was launched in late 2017, focused on behavioral health. The PHC BH ECHO consisted of 10 ECHO sessions taking place twice a month for an hour and 20 minutes. PHC worked with staff from Broadlawns Medical Center and Drake University who contributed psychiatric and pharmaceutical expertise as part of the BH ECHO hub team.
In April of 2018 PHC partnered with the Iowa Primary Care Association and the Iowa Department of Health to start a Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) ECHO. The MAT ECHO utilized PHC's Dr. Gastala, Andrea Storjohann, Dr. Engebretsen, Dr. Swinton and Dr. Bollinger as the HUB team. The PHC team provides MAT guidelines and protocols to organizations throughout the state who are in the early stages of developing their own MAT program within their community.
If there is a subject matter that you or your PHC colleagues could benefit from by participating in an ECHO program, please contact PHC's ECHO coordinator Joah Hogan (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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Local eats in January comprise mainly of root cellar vegetables, such as sweet potatoes. While I'm fond of these orange-fleshed jewels, I've also had my fill of them by this point and am eager to try to incorporate them into something novel. I've adapted this Williams-Sonoma Recipe into something healthier for an everyday breakfast using more sweet potatoes, whole grains, and even some whey protein, which is completely optional. They freeze beautifully. Cool them on a cookie rack prior to placing in the freezer and reheat in the toaster oven when you're ready.
- 2 cups cooked sweet potato (I roasted extra at dinner the night before, scooped out the flesh, and stored it in the refrigerator.)
- 1/2 c milk (The original recipe calls for buttermilk, but I didn't have any on hand.)
- 2 eggs beaten
- 1 cup whole wheat flour
- 1/3 cup oat bran
- 1/3 cup flax meal
- 2 scoops unflavored whey protein (optional)
- 2 tsp baking powder
- 1/2 tsp salt
- dash of cinnamon
- butter and or/oil for the pan
I used a stick blender to create a smooth mixture of the sweet potatoes, eggs, and milk. I then added the dry ingredients until just combined. Cook the pancakes in a stovetop pan in a little butter and/or oil.


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Records through Feb. 4:
1. San Antonio Spurs (38-11, previous No. 2) – The Spurs are winners of 10 in a row, but the better news is that an MRI found no structural damage in Tim Duncan's left knee or right ankle. They'll obviously need him to win a championship – a realistic goal for this team.
2. Oklahoma City Thunder (35-12, previous No. 1) – Consider the Thunder the latest victim of stone cold killer Kyrie Irving. Irving dropped 35 on them Saturday night, handing OKC its fourth loss in seven games heading into Monday night.
3. Miami Heat (30-14, previous No. 4) – Miami is dangerously close to dropping out of the top spot in the East, but it started a five-game home stretch Monday against the Bobcats. Always good.
4. Los Angeles Clippers (34-15, previous No. 3) – This much we know: The Clippers are going nowhere without Chris Paul. They've lost six of their last eight with him on the sidelines nursing a bum knee
5. Denver Nuggets (30-18, previous No. 6) – The NBA's best "team" (see: no superstar) is on a roll, winning six in a row including four in a row at home. They've lost just four games since Christmas.
6. Memphis Grizzlies (30-16 previous No. 5) – The Grizzlies just finalized a trade that sent swingman Rudy Gay to Toronto in a three-team trade that got them Tayshaun Prince, Austin Daye, and Ed Davis. It's a classic salary dump deal that doesn't improve their team.
7. Golden State Warriors (30-17, previous No. 7) – It's good to see that Stephen Curry's ankle sprain was a minor one. That dude deserves a break. Wait, poor choice of words there. They've got a tough back-to-back on the road starting Tuesday in Houston, and then in Oklahoma City.
8. New York Knicks (30-15, previous No. 10) – Credit where it's due: The Knicks manhandled the Kings Saturday night, 120-81. They've won four in a row and have a manageable February schedule ahead of them. Possible No. 1 seed by March?
9. Brooklyn Nets (28-19, last week 8) – The Nets followed up a blowout loss to the Heat with a close win over the Bulls. That about sums up where they're at right now – second tier in the East.
10. Chicago Bulls (29-18, previous No. 9) – Chicago has overcome the Derrick Rose injury up to this point in the season, but with All-Star Joakim Noah (plantar fasciitis) hurt, and Carlos Boozer (hamstring) iffy, they'll have a tough time ahead.
11. Indiana Pacers (28-19, previous No. 11) – The Pacers rebounded nicely from three straight losses with two double-digit wins over Pistons and Heat. It's the one over the Heat that'll give them some confidence going forward.
12. Atlanta Hawks (26-20, previous No. 12) – It's getting to be "do or die" time for a Hawks team that could see its star, Josh Smith, traded away by the deadline. Don't worry, Hawks fans, Zaza Pachulia is staying put.
13. Milwaukee Bucks (25-21, last week No. 13) – The Bucks are 9-5 under interim head coach Jim Boylan, and hanging around a lot longer than many thought. It looks like they'll be fighting with Atlanta, Boston and Philly for final playoff spots.
14. Boston Celtics (24-23, last week 16) – They've lost Rajon Rondo and Jared Sullinger for the year, but the Celtics have inexplicably won four games in a row. You figure them out.
15. Houston Rockets (26-23, previous No. 15) – The Rockets are the only team in the NBA to have a top-five scorer (James Harden, 25.8 points), top-five rebounder (Omer Asik, 11.4 rebounds), and top five stealer (Jeremy Lin, 2.04). Whatever that means.
16. Utah Jazz (26-22, last week 14) – Obliterated by Houston last week (125-80), the Jazz won their next two before dropping the second of a home-and-home to Portland. Still, 125-80?
17. Portland Trail Blazers (24-23, previous No. 17) – The Blazers have a shot at the postseason, but it's getting crowded down there with Utah, Houston, and the Lakers all in the mix.
18. Los Angeles Lakers (22-26, last week 20) – What's in a name? Not much, apparently. Pistons rookie Brandon Knight says Metta World Peace punched him in the face on Sunday. Kind of like how Kobe wants to punch Dwight Howard?
19. Philadelphia 76ers (20-26, last week 19) – Are the Sixers tuning out head coach Doug Collins? Maybe. Is Andrew Bynum in the "beats lab" making tunes? Probably.
20. Dallas Mavericks (20-27, last week 18) – Mark Cuban sits in his Shark Tank chair every week hoping that some entrepreneur has a quick fix for his failing basketball team. No luck so far.


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Thomas Miller, Account Executive for Advanced Depositions, rises at 4:00 AM every Monday morning and drives from Orange County to Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles to take part in a great cause.
Thomas is one of the "Midnight Runners," a group of legal professionals founded by the Hon. Craig Mitchell of the Los Angeles Superior Court. An avid runner, Judge Mitchell leads the Midnight Runners in mentoring men and women from L.A.'s Midnight Mission in the skills they need to get off the streets and become productive members of their community.
"The first time I arrived at the Midnight Mission I was absolutely blown away," Thomas remembers. "It was shocking–literally thousands of homeless men and women crawling out of tents and makeshift cardboard structures. The Midnight Runners run together three days per week and every other Saturday, hoping to provide some discipline, direction, accountability and camaraderie for people there. Since the program began, Judge Mitchell successfully trained about ten people to complete the LA Marathon. Right now we're training about 20 folks for several races coming up."
"I had no idea that in the city of Hollywood, Beverly Hills and the Lakers there could be such poverty, homelessness and despair," Thomas says. "Like the Judge, I have always wanted to give back through my running and fitness. Midnight Runners was an opportunity to make a difference in people's lives and just maybe keep them from making a bad choice or decision that will start that viscous cycle again."
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"At least one person has achieved a cure from every type of cancer."
I heard that during my first visit to the Wellness Center in Phoenix, shortly after I had been diagnosed with stage 4 lymphoma and told, "There is no cure."
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Anya's Ghost by Vera Brosgol
My rating: 4 of 5 genies
Published: June 7, 2011
Publisher: First Second
Pages: 224
Source: I won this! Received through Goodreads FirstReads
Format: Paperback
Purchase At: The BookDepository.com or Amazon.com
Goodreads Summary
Anya could really use a friend. But her new BFF isn't kidding about the "Forever" part... Of all the things Anya expected to find at the bottom of an old well, a new friend was not one of them. Especially not a new friend who's been dead for a century. Falling down a well is bad enough, but Anya's normal life might actually be worse. She's embarrassed by her family, self-conscious about her body, and she's pretty much given up on fitting in at school. A new friend—even a ghost—is just what she needs. Or so she thinks. Spooky, sardonic, and secretly sincere, Anya's Ghostis a wonderfully entertaining debut from author/artist Vera Brosgol.
My Thoughts
Note: This title was received through Goodreads's First Reads system and I am incredibly grateful!! I am not being paid for the review and did not purchase this book.
Haha, did I scare you? Nope? Well, I didn't think so. Anya's Ghost is a great read that really exemplifies character change and significant growth. It is also, as you might have guessed, a story about a ghost. Not the friendly kind either, more like the crazy in the head variety that make Kitty go "Meeeooow!" and not in a good way.
She did crazy things.
And was crazy in general.
She also tried making Anya do whatever she wanted.
Shoot, that ghost freaked me out closer to the end! Not Anna Dressed in Blood freaky but enough so that I turned my head to the side and was like..."What the fuuuu?!" Emily, as she is called, is not what you'd initially think; or maybe she is, and I'm just not very good at guessing. I had my doubts about her and knew her story had to be a little off when she started being forceful, but still she's a creepy one, that Emily.
Anya is a different story. At the beginning I didn't really like her because she isn't proud of her heritage. Earlier in the book I kept wishing that she would appreciate her family more! Her mother is so kind - a single parent - and very attentive/loving of both children, and her brother Sasha is drawn with the cutest eyes ever!!
The art is extremely gorgeous, by the way, my sister couldn't help grabbing it and flipping through. She's an artist too, and also very hard to impress usually.
Every panel is drawn very well and it makes sense to me why Neil Gaiman would call the whole thing "A masterpiece!" I'm impressed, but the fantastic illustration was only a part of why I couldn't put Anya's Ghost down; the story also flows really well. The way it is written feels so authentic to the genre and Brosgol doesn't go easy on anything; she makes Anya relate-able but also selfish in that she's very insecure of herself and isn't very accepting of her heritage. [The girl even changes her last name to 'Brown' so people don't stumble over the real doosy, 'Borzakovskaya' which is really her last name! (hide spoiler)]
Anya wants that which most high school students aspire, that is to be popular. She wants to be noticed by the right crowd and even date Sean, the hot guy to be. Her interactions with Dima - the other Russian immigrate - broke my heart because he was so cute!!! Like most everyone Anya isn't very nice to Dima and that really didn't help me in the whole liking her department; I'm glad she straightened up by the end, though.
She just wants to be normal and I got that, Emily makes it seem as though she can offer her that but it doesn't go so well and by the end Anya really has to re-evaluate priorities and attitude; it was great fun and very realistic.
Ultimately having Emily around proves a real life lesson for Anya and by the end she's undergone a full 180 character-wise. This book was fun, beautiful and entertaining! Anya's sense of humour was contagious and even though she could be a little angsty at times the girl really made me laugh! The dynamics in relationships are proportionate and by my standards, Brosgol has done an excellent job.
Bare in mind that this review does come a little late as I received my copy of Anya's Ghost near the end of last year and really only had time to review now. This does not mean the book lacked in any manner, but my life really isn't very free right now and hence, I couldn't type something up until now.
*Ahem* What are you waiting for? Didn't I convince you? You should read this! A solid 4/5 genies.


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Well you love wearing a Hat and your wardrobe contains all sorts of hats. Wide brimmed straw hats for sunny days, a warm cloche to keep warm in the winter, and even a Fedora for a touch of style. But you wonder where you could find out some more information about hats.
Where can you find out a whole lot more about hats? Their History? The different types of womens Hats? In short all about them.
Well it so happens that in the USA there is a great place tofind out all about hats and it's appropriately called
Hat museum. Where is it? Well in Portland, Oregon there's a neighborhood called
Ladd's Addition. This neighborhood was developed by a buisnessman by the name of William S. Ladd. The actual construction was roughly between the years of 1905 and 1930. Ladds's Addition has a bunch of interesting things. Amongst them are four parks situated at the four points of the compass and the the largest stand of elms in Portland. Most interesting is the fact that this neighborhood boasts of 122 houses that are considered of Primary Historical Significance. Yup 122 of them. One of these is the Ladd-Reingold House which is the current of the Hat Museam. The name Reingold is after Miss. Rebecca Reingold who was a milliner in Russia and moved into the house in the early 1900's. The house's current owner is Alyce Cornyn-Selby who beleive it or not is actually a Hat Lover herself! The Museam claims to have over 1000 different hats in stock including a Straw London Top Hat, a Thanksgiving table hat that sings and more hats from around the world. The Museam bills itself as one of Portlands "quirkiest attractions". So if you're in Portland stop by, check it out and tell us if it's really true that they have more types of womens hats then we sell on Myheadcoverings.com.(sources include reelscout, the Hat Museam website, Rose City Roamers)
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There's nothing quite like a real wood floor. The colour, the feel and the overall style are incomparable. They're durable, beautiful and they're never going to go out of style which is why we have developed a range of top quality timber flooring that makes the perfect addition to any home.
When it comes to doing up a house or room, timber flooring is now an affordable option that can totally revamp your space. There are a few things to consider before you lay the flooring to make the biggest impact.
Consider how you lay your timber flooring
This is something that not a lot of people think about. Lengthways, horizontally or parquet are all options that suit different circumstances. Most wooden floors are laid from the front of the house to the back, or parallel to the longest walls. Having directional changes at break points and wall separations can work well.
An unusual but striking way to lay timber flooring, diagonally certainly isn't the easiest option and it will take much more time. With that said, it's a great way to make a design statement that people will definitely notice.
Consider the wood colour
Another beautiful thing about real wood is the variations in colour. You can get timber flooring in very light wood to extremely dark, and every shade in between. Darker timber flooring tends to work better in larger, more spacious, rooms and lighter timber can give the impression of more space in smaller rooms.
Contrast your walls and floors
A really quick and easy way to make your rooms stand out is by contrasting the colour of the walls to the colour of floor; dark against light and vice versa. Keep your mouldings and skirtings simple to accentuate the colours.
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Juventus reveal interest in landing Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey
PUBLISHED: 16:08 02 January 2019 | UPDATED: 16:16 02 January 2019
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Serie A giants Juventus have revealed their interest in signing Aaron Ramsey from Arsenal on a free transfer this summer.
The 34-time Scudetto winners aim to beat off competition from Italian rivals Lazio, AC Milan and Inter Milan as well as perennial Bundesliga winners Bayern Munich.
The 28-year- is out of contract in June and from January 1, the Welsh international has been able to negotiate with clubs and can sign a pre-contract.
The Juventus sporting director, Fabio Paratici, said of Ramsey: "He's a great player, we really like him and he plays for a great team. His contract is expiring and we're always alerted to situations that the market offers, so we've been alerted to Ramsey."
Ramsey looks certain to leave Arsenal after his agency appeared to confirm his impending departure in a series of deleted tweets earlier this season.
The Avid Sports and Entertainment Group which represents Ramsey said the Welsh midfielder wanted to remain at Arsenal - but the Gunners withdrew the offer of a contract extension in September.
Ramsey had looked set to put pen to paper on a new four-year deal at the Emirates after months of contract talks before it was revealed Arsenal changed their mind.
However, the suspicion remains Arsenal head coach Unai Emery wants to offload Ramsey, while those responsible for pulling the purse strings at the club simply do not want to fund a lucrative new deal for a player who has only played eight matches this term.
Ramsey signed for the Gunners from Cardiff 11 years ago for £5m and is the club's longest-serving player, lifting three FA Cups while netting the winners against Hull and Chelsea during the 2014 and 2017 Wembley showpieces.
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