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If your loved one is getting to an advanced age, then it may be time to start considering in-home care services for them. These Home Healthcare Services in Connecticut can benefit your senior loved ones in a number of ways. It will help them live a healthier and more independent life. Total Assurance Home Healthcare is committed to ensuring that we are meeting all of the needs of your loved one in the comfort of their own home.
Respite: Through our Respite Services in Danbury, Connecticut, we are able to provide exceptional care services to your loved one. It means you will have the peace of mind you need to rest easy knowing that your loved one is in the best hands.
Convenience: We can provide a number of services to your loved one to ensure they are receiving the best care possible at home. Our services include skilled nursing, caregiving, personal care, homemaking, and more. Through our services, we strive to help improve the quality of life and independence of your senior loved one.
Homemaking: The last thing anyone wants to do at an advanced age is household chores. Tasks, like running errands, cleaning the house, or even preparing meals, can be exhausting and time-consuming tasks for many senior citizens. For this reason, we can handle these tasks for your loved one, so they are able to relax or use their time and energy towards the things they actually enjoy doing.
If you feel like your loved one could use a hand, then you cannot go wrong with providing them with exceptional in-home care services. Visit our website www.totalassurancehhc.com to learn more about the services we are offering and what we can do for your loved one.
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Its a pretty day today morning, Life as we know it is moving on one day at a time. Its beautiful and charming in its own ways. Tests are everywhere, but only he who passes these tests emerges as a winner and lives a joyous life.what do we have with us which is most precious?
What will you have once you cease to exist in your body form? Your soul will be set free... free from all these worldly pleasures.I don't say don't attain them, In fact I say you need to attain them- and then when you achieve them all- let go of them.
Tell yourself not be attached to the Car, The House, The Jewelry- They are only there to help you feel good- not feel free. You will be free when you leave all these materialistic possessions and move on to a better world.You would think what will happen when you are gone? Everything that you possess will fade away with your soul in the white light.
Life, as we know it, will move on...Enjoy every bit of it and let others enjoy it too.
Have fun, Laugh a lot, Cry sometimes too, Experience each and everything that you are scared of.

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The digital revolution has created a new world of financial services which far outreaches basic online banking.
The retail banking industry is currently undergoing a major transformation, thanks to new technology and changing consumer attitudes.
Remember when all banking services were carried out in-branch, with customers relying on recognisable high street brands? Fast forward to 2018, and the digital revolution has created a new world of financial services which far outreaches basic online banking. Customers in the UK are demanding high-quality digital services from existing brands, or are being drawn to online-only, mobile-first banking services – relative newcomers to the industry.
Harris Interactive’s latest hi brands® report into the financial services industry has provided some interesting consumer insights into how brands can weather the storm of change and continue to be relevant to customers in the digital age.
For many years, marketers in the banking sector have considered brand awareness and familiarity. This is no longer enough, as today’s consumers expect differentiated, strong products and services, and brands must now consider how well they are meeting consumer needs. In our hi brands research, we found that Lloyds Bank, Barclays and TSB saw notable shifts in their ‘future relevance’ scores among consumers, showing that that the ‘big brands’ are addressing the challenge.
Looking more closely, these banks have all made significant strategic alterations in terms of focusing increasingly on digital services and boosting their appeal to younger audiences. Millennials are much more comfortable with digital services and being able to interact with their bank when it suits them, with 69% of the age group in the UK regularly managing their money on their phones or tablets. It’s also important that they can complete a transaction and other functions across multiple touchpoints, rather like Netflix allows them to pick up a TV show on their tablet at the point they paused it on their smart TV.
Open Banking is the key to the changing sector.
Consumers have more power than ever when it comes to choosing their bank – the digital world means they are no longer limited by geographical constraints, and they also have access to much more information. A 2017 report from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) found 44% of consumers use comparison sites to research brands before making a decision. It’s also now much easier to switch banks in the UK, with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) now requiring banks and building societies to publish details that will help people make more meaningful comparisons between current account providers. As a result, it is more challenging for banks to earn customer loyalty.
In the UK financial services market, our research found that Barclays was the retail banking brand that consumers were most seeking information about – and also the fastest to adapt to the needs of the modern-day consumer. Barclays has been at the forefront of digital banking for the past decade, pioneering contactless technology and making a significant impact with social media campaigns such as Start Today and Pay Your Way.
TSB has been performing well in its future relevance and customer satisfaction ratings, making it clear that it has listened to consumers’ wants and needs. TSB’s claim to unique and transparent banking experiences across multiple digital channels and devices is a good example of what financial brands need to be doing to stay relevant.
Is your brand fit for the future?
Banks can ensure they are fit for the future by having a clear strategy in place to engage their target audience. Lloyds Bank’s By Your Side campaign used powerful, unifying imagery and made the bank’s commitment to its customers clear. Its #ForYourNextStep social media campaign saw great results, again focusing on the key concerns and milestones of its target audience while combining both its heritage and its future relevance. Creating this kind of buzz is key for banking brands that want to create a true connection with consumers, particularly in the younger age bracket.
As well as engaging their audience, banks also need to anticipate the future needs of their customers – not just react to their current ones. For example, with 22% of consumers planning to use their smartphone to purchase goods at the point of sale in 2018, providing a seamless and simple digital process should be a major priority for all banking brands this year. Banks also have to take a thoughtful approach to new technologies that could help them establish their reputation as innovators.
A key part of embracing this shift towards digital will see banks faced with tough choices. It is likely that more branches will close and the ATM Industry Association has recently warned that thousands of free cash machines may also disappear because of the growth of online banking. A recent PwC report concluded that 30% of consumers plan to increase their use of non-traditional financial service providers – a huge wake-up call for traditional banks to update their processes to compete in the future. By searching for forward-thinking solutions and leveraging new technologies, traditional banks can transform the user experience and become innovators in their industry. And many are taking this on board, with big brands introducing facial recognition, fingerprint technology and voice recognition to tighten online security, for example.
Banking brands should embrace the new digital era and offer a seamless experience across both physical and online channels. They should view the rapid changes in the industry as the perfect opportunity to improve their relevance and anticipate the future needs of their customers, and hopefully win over a new generation of consumers.

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"I was born on a farm in Pickett County, Tennessee, about fifteen miles from Byrdstown and sixteen miles from Livingston, Tennessee. My dad met my mother in the year of 1919, and they were married soon after they met. My oldest sister was born December of 1920, and in 1921, my dad bought the farm that belonged to my grandfather on my mother’s side. My dad paid about seventy-five dollars down and signed a note to pay the balance as he could. Times were very hard in those days. My dad made the last payment in 1941. My grandfather didn’t charge him any interest on the unpaid balance. The total price of the farm was fifteen hundred dollars. The farm consisted of one hundred and thirty-five acres, about six acres in timber, and the rest in crop land and pasture."
"After my fifth (5th) sister was born, I was born on February 26, 1930. After I was born, there were two more girls, and then my only brother, and after that, two more girls were born. There were eleven children in all, and up until 1939, ten children and my dad and mother lived in a three room house. It had a kitchen and dining room all in one, and a living room with a fireplace downstairs, and one large room upstairs. There were two beds in the living room and three beds upstairs."
"My mother made quilts in the winter months, all hand made. She taught my sisters how to cook and sew at a very young age. They would make about four or five quilts each winter. It would take about four or five quilts on each bed to keep us warm in the winter months. The old house we lived in had a shingle roof and every time it would snow, we would wake up in the morning with about an inch of snow on our beds that had come through the old shingles. The beds that were upstairs had to be arranged to where we could pile about twenty-five bushels of sweet potatoes under them and cover them with old quilts to keep them from freezing."
"My dad milked the cows until my oldest sisters got big enough to milk. My oldest sisters slept downstairs, and my mother would make them get up when she got up so she could teach them how to cook. My mother would skim the cream off the milk and put it in an old crock churn that she had sitting in front of the fireplace. When the cream got just right, she would churn it into butter. Our churn had a wooden lid with a hole in the center. The dasher was a wooden cross with a handle that came up through the hole in the lid. We would take hold of the handle and churn up and down until the cream turned into butter. My mother would take the butter up into a bowl, and then we would have about two and a half gallons of good ole buttermilk to drink and to make biscuits or cornbread each week."
"We grew corn and shelled a bushel each week to take to the corn mill to be ground into cornmeal to be used for cornbread. We usually did this on Saturday morning. My mother would have three or four dozen eggs to sell at the store which was about three miles from where we lived. My dad would put the corn and the eggs on the old wagon that was pulled with mules. My dad would help my mother climb up into the spring seat and then go around and climb up on the other side and off they would go to the corn mill and the store. Most of the time, I got to go with them. My mother would sell the eggs to buy groceries. The only items bought were things we could not grow on the farm, such as baking soda, sugar, and coffee. The grocery bill would amount to seventy-five cents to a dollar a week. Sometimes she would buy candy with a few cents left over. We could get a big bag of candy for four cents, so there would be a happy bunch of kids. Sometimes there would not be anything left for candy."
"I remember one time when I was five years old the water mill broke down and there was another mill in town that was sixteen miles from where we lived. My dad got up real early one morning and loaded the wagon with wheat and he let me go with him. We went all the way to Livingston to get our wheat made into flour. This was my first trip to town. There were very few cars at that time since very few people could afford one. But in town, there were several cars running around. What amazed me the most about the cars was out in the edge of town was a service station with a grease rack outside the building and they had a car on the grease rack. I could not figure out how they got that car upon that big pole! While our wheat was being ground, my dad took me into a restaurant and he ordered each of us a hamburger and a double cola for our dinner. That was the first time I had ever had a hamburger or a cold drink. I can remember my dad asked the lady how much he owed her, and she told him that the total bill would be twenty cents. When we got home about dark, my mother asked me what I had for lunch, and I told her a big biscuit with a sausage in the middle of it."
"When I was four years old, my grandfather and grandmother lived in Kentucky, about forty miles from where we lived. My grandmother became very sick. My mother sent word by mail and told my grandfather if he would send my uncle, which was her brother, and send an extra mule for her to ride, that she would come home with him and help take care of my grandmother. A couple of days later, my uncle arrived at our house riding one mule and leading another. So my mother got ready and they left early the next morning. In those days, ladies never wore slacks of any kind, and they never rode straddle of a horse or a mule. They had side saddles for riding. About a week later, my dad got word that my grandmother had passed away. We had a neighbor that had a buggy and he insisted on my dad taking his buggy to Kentucky for my grandmother’s funeral. My dad agreed to take his buggy, so my dad hitched our mules to the buggy and he took me with him. The buggy had a top to keep us dry when it rained, and that day, it rained most of the day. It rained so hard at one time my dad drove the buggy into some man’s barn and waited for it to slack up. The wind was blowing and it was getting us wet, but when the rain slacked, we were on our way again. We had to cross the Cumberland River on a ferry boat near Ash Lock. The ferry was operated with oars. They didn’t have motors on them at that time. When we got to the ferry, there was no one there. The man who operated the ferry lived a little ways from there, so my dad walked up to his house and called for him. The river was up big and muddy and the man told my dad it was too dangerous to cross. My dad told him about my grandmother and he said, "Well, in that case, we will take a chance." My dad drove the mules and buggy onto the ferry and helped the man with the oars. After a struggle, we made it across. My dad waited to make sure the man made it back across, and when he did, we were on our way again. It was about two hours after dark when we arrived at my grandfather’s house. I can remember my uncle coming out and carrying me into the house. I was glad to see my mother. My grandmother was lying in the living room in a homemade casket. I was tired from our trip, so soon, my aunt took me upstairs and put me to bed. When I awoke the next morning, she gave me breakfast. Then I remember them bringing a wagon close to the front door. They carried my grandmother out and put her on the wagon and took her to the cemetery. My mother, dad, and I followed behind in the buggy. The funeral was at the grave side. They sang songs and a preacher spoke a few words, then everyone lined up and walked by to the view the body. Then two men laid the lid on the casket and nailed it shut with a hammer. The two men got on each side of the casket and put a rope under each end and lowered the casket down into the grave. That was the only time I ever remember seeing my grandmother. The next morning before daylight, mother, dad, and I got into the buggy and started back home. The rain had stopped and the river crossing on the ferryboat was safe. We arrived back at home after dark. Dad took the buggy back to the owner and offered to pay for the use of it, but he refused and told day that is what neighbors are for to help in a time of need. In those days, neighbors helped each other."
"We had a neighbor who owned a much bigger farm than our and had some money in the bank. He would always bring his strait razor over and my dad would sharpen it for him. My dad never charged him anything for sharpening his razor. One day they were talking about the new house my dad was building for us and my dad told him that he didn’t have the money for the paint, and he still owed for the doors and windows. He asked my dad how much money he needed. I believe he told him about three hundred dollars, and the man insisted on writing my dad a check for that amount. He told my dad, you can pay me back just any time you can. He didn’t even make a note, because he knew my dad was honest and just a hand shake was all he needed. When we got the house finished, the total cost for the house was five hundred dollars plus a lot of hard work. I remember one time one of my sisters got very sick, and this same man that loaned my dad the money for the house had a brother-in-law that was a doctor in Willow Grove. My dad went to the man’s house and his wife called her brother, the doctor, on an old crank telephone that used batteries. Back then, doctors made house calls. The doctor could only get to his sister’s house in his car, because the road on to our house was too bad for a car to travel. The doctor’s sister had a horse that was broken to ride, so the doctor rode the horse on to our house. When he finished with my sister, he told my dad that would be three dollars plus a dollar and half for the medicine. My dad told him he would have to pay him later, that he didn’t have any money. The doctor told my dad that he liked good country ham and asked him if he had one in the smoke house. My dad told him he did, so he said if you will give me a ham, that will take care of the bill. My dad got him one and put it in a sack and he told my dad he would come back the next week to check on my sister, for she was very sick. The doctor came back the next week. My dad told him he still didn’t have any money, but my sister was much better. The doctor said, "I see you have some old hens running around in the yard." He said, "Catch me three of them and I will take them by the store and sell them and that will take care of the bill." So we caught three old hens and tied their feet with a string. He rode on horse back to his sister’s house where his car was."
One of eleven children, Oliver Flowers is shown here as a very young boy.
"When I was 13, Dale Hollow Dam had been finished. The lake was about a quarter of a mile from our house. I loved to fish, so I wanted me a boat. At that time, the war was going on, and there were no boats with motors, but all I wanted was just a rowboat that I could paddle around on the lake and fish. We had a big yellow poplar tree over in the woods, so my dad and I took the old cross cut saw and went over to the old tree and went to work. When we got it sawed down, it was a little over twenty inches at the bottom. We went up about eighteen foot and cut off a log. Then we cut two more logs ten foot long off of it. We went to the barn and got the mules and a chain and dragged the logs to the bank so we could roll them on the old wagon. My Uncle Herman had a saw mill. He lived about six miles from us, so we hauled the logs over to his mill. After sawing the logs into boards, we took the lumber home and started building a boat. When we got it finished, we put in on the old wagon and took it to the lake. We backed the wagon down into the edge of the water and pushed the boat off. Of course we had some leaks, so we got some old rags and a screw driver and stuffed the rags in wherever we seen a leak. Then when the wood swelled from being in the water, it was good and tight and it didn’t leak anymore. We had to leave the boat down at the lake, so we had attached a long chain to the front of it and we found a good place to keep it and a good tree to put the chain around. We put a pad lock on it so no one could take it. I could hardly wait to take my first fishing trip. I was the only boy in the neighborhood that had a boat. I wouldn’t even try to guess how many miles I paddled the old boat. I could go probably five miles an hour. I didn’t own a reel and rod so I used just a cane pole. I did most of my fishing with worms. I would dig me a can of worms and get my old cane pole and go down to my boat and start fishing. Sometimes my dad would have time to go with me, but a lot of the time, I went alone. I used the boat for about three years, but then they outlawed that type of boat. They wouldn’t allow you to keep it at the lake. I would have had to take it out of the lake and take it home each time I used it. I could not do that so they took the boat. I don’t know what they did with it. I suppose they destroyed it. That was in 1946. I was sixteen years old and was going to school."
Avis Flowers Knight; Nellie Flowers Daniels; Lillie Flowers Kennedy; Opal Flowers Franklin; Valeria Flowers Combs; Oliver Flowers; Hazel Flowers Flippen; Junice Flowers Copeland; James Robert Flowers; Oma Jean Flowers Bowman; and Mazelle Flowers Melton.
Oliver met his wife, Jean (Francis) Flowers, in 1956 in Midland, Texas. Jean was working for his sister, Lillie, as a waitress in Lillie’s Drive-In Restaurant. Jean said it was "love at first sight." After living and working in Texas, Oklahoma, and California, the Flowers moved to Tennessee in 1974, and in 1982, they began their very successful business, "Jean’s Hotdog Stand." After Oliver’s retirement, he and Jean moved to Crossville, Tennessee, where they lived at the time of his death. Many people who remember Oliver knew him from the years he worked as a butcher at Jerry’s IGA here in Livingston. I appreciate Jean’s willingness to allow me to share bits and pieces from her husband’s life growing up near the old Eagle Creek ferry crossing in Pickett County. The life he describes when he grew up is far from how things are today. I’m so glad he took the time to preserve his memories in this way so they can be read and enjoyed by others today. Copies of Oliver’s book can be purchased for $5.00 each by writing or calling Jean Flowers. Her mailing address is: 272 Don Kerley Road, Crossville, TN 38555. Her telephone number is 931/484-3396.

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I love the asemic and color combination of this!
I was checking out the front page with my 3 year old and she said “I like that one” pointing at this. You’ve got a fan!
That’s great, Andy. You might ask her what (she thinks) it says!!!!!!
By the way, I did in fact get all of my mail out by December 31, but the last few sat in the mailbox till today as those were holidays in between! Now I just need to finish posting them all….
I will take a break from the dailiness of this but still do mail art of course. I haven’t come up with another daily practice but am considering. Meanwhile it’s nice to have a break, especially since I’ve had a nasty bout of flu to begin the New Year! On the mend, though.


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Marcus Scribner Photos, News, and Videos | Just Jared Jr.
Ariel Winter, Olivia Holt, and Bailee Madison share words of wisdom at WE Day!
The Last Movie Star actress, the Status Update star, and the Good Witch actress joined forces at the event held at Tacoma Dome on Thursday (April 18) in Tacoma, Wash.
They were joined by Bunk’d actress Skai Jackson, ventriloquist Darci Lynne Farmer, Black‑ish actor Marcus Scribner, and “Level Up” singer Ciara.
Also in attendance were Stranger Things actor Gaten Matarazzo, retired professional basketball player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, A Quiet Place actress Millicent Simmonds, pop duo MKTO, and “Sleep” singer Johnny Orlando.
Watch a clip from Bailee‘s speech below!
Black-ish's Marsai Martin & Marcus Scribner Win Big at NAACP Awards Dinner!
Black-ish stars Marsai Martin, Marcus Scribner, and Miles Brown walk the carpet at the 2019 NAACP Image Awards’ Non-Televised Dinner on Friday (March 29) at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif.
It was a big night for the young stars. Marsai won not one, but TWO awards – Best Performance by a Youth in a Series and Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.
Marcus picked up Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.
Also in attendance were Jane the Virgin‘s Gina Rodriguez with fiance Joe LoCicero, as well as The Passage‘s Saniyya Sidney and This Is Us‘ Lyric Ross and Lonnie Chavis.
FYI: Marsai is wearing a Bibhu Mohapatra dress and Nicholas Kirkwood shoes.
AJ Michalka, Aimee Carrero, Karen Fukuhara, and Marcus Scribner bring She-Ra and the Princesses of Power to 2019 WonderCon!
The co-stars snapped tons of fun pics together at the event held at Anaheim Convention Center on Saturday (March 30) in Anaheim, Calif.
They were joined by their other co-stars Lauren Ash and Merit Leighton.
In the animated Netflix series, She-Ra, Princess of Power, leads a rebellion to free her land of Etheria from the monstrous invaders the Horde.
Season two of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power hits the streaming service on April 26. Watch the trailer below!
The first trailer for Confessional was just released!
The flick is an ensemble thriller filled with all your fave stars, including Marcus Scribner, Vanessa Marano, Paris Berelc, Brandon Larracuente, Jake Short, Annalisa Cochrane, Lucas Adams, Jess Gabor and Mia Xitlali.
Directed by Brad T. Gottfred, Confessional takes place after two mysterious deaths at a college on the same night with seven students receiving invitations to a confession booth hidden on the campus.
Their confessions slowly unveil the truth behind not just the deaths, but the booth as well. The mystery is entirely confined to the video confessional booth.
The movie, which is co-produced by Cameron Fuller and Lauren Elizabeth, will have its’ premiere at the Method Film Festival tonight, March 22nd.
Check out the trailer below now!
Marsai Martin steps out for the Black-ish 100th Episode Celebration held at Walt Disney Studios over the weekend in Burbank, Calif.
The 14-year-old actress was joined by on-screen brothers Miles Brown and Marcus Scribner for the event, celebrating this week’s episode, dedicated to Prince.
Speaking to NYPost, executive producer and new showrunner Kenny Smith opened up about Marsai’s performance to “Purple Rain” for the show, calling it one of the best.
Black-ish airs Tuesdays on ABC.

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The final report from the banking royal commission is imminent and mortgage brokers and small lenders say if it leads to an overhaul of broker fees it could be bad for borrowers and good for the major banks.
According to some, a shift to a flat fee model and the axing of trailing commissions would see some brokers go out of business, a reduction in competition and higher profits for banks.
Mortgage brokers largely expect the final report to recommend lenders or customers start paying brokers a flat fee at a lower rate than the current upfront and trailing commission system.
The move to a flat fee would be designed to avoid brokers signing up home loans that are too big for customers to repay to increase their own earnings.
Mark Haron is the director of Connective and spoke to Australian Financial Review about the commission structure.
“Moving to a flat fee is going to have significant ramifications for competition, which is not just about rates but access to credit for everyday Australians,” he said.
The percentage of home loans written by brokers has actually risen by around four percentage points since the royal commission began and is sitting at a record high of 59.1 per cent.
Of those, one in three mortgages recommended by brokers is with a smaller lender.
Chief executive of the Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia, Mike Felton, said a flat fee structure would give more power to the big banks.
“Moving to a flat fee will entrench bank power in an industry where this has already been moderated,” he told AFR.
“It would provide an existential threat to the broking industry, and the main winners will not be consumers but Commonwealth Bank and Westpac – the banks with the biggest market share and largest branch network,” he told AFR.


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China Dinosaurs Park takes a simply theme "dinosaurs" and embeds it into every inch of the park. The theme carries through to practically every ride with great success. The park's major coaster is Dinoconda, the world's third 4D coaster. The ride delivers just like its counterparts. Dinosaurs Mountain is an indoor Zamperla motocoaster themed to pterodacyls. The ride is a little dark, but who cares when you're riding a pterodactyl. Operations at the park are extremely show so plan to spend a lot of time at the park.
If you need to take a break between the long coaster lines be prepared for traditional Chinese food as there are not many western selections available. The park does have some large flat rides, including one of the only Huss "King Kong" installations.
Most of the park caters to a teen audience, but does have a handful of indoor family attractions in the form of theaters. The walk from the front entrance to the rides area is laced with lifesize dinosaur statues in a well shaded area. There is also a small waterpark in one corner of the amusement park next to the park's splash boat.

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Much like the rest of the United State, we have two types of midwives working in our state, nurse midwives and direct entry midwives. MS Friends of Midwives is focused primarily on direct entry midwifery. Though, we are supportive of both types of midwives and wish to see an increase in midwifery practice.
More and more women in Mississippi are choosing home birth and they are being cared for by direct entry midwives (DEMs). See the chart (below, right) of the number of "Midwife Attended Births in Mississippi" according to Mississippi Vital Statistics.
Under current law, any one in Mississippi can claim to be a midwife and practice midwifery. Mississippi has midwives practicing in all regions of our state and their experience, education and expertise varies greatly. Because of the lack of public protection policy, midwives who lost their right to practice midwifery in other states are free to come to our state to provide prenatal and maternal services. There has been and continues to be a lobbying effort to drastically restrict midwifery in MS. Learn more about the heated political battle to protect midwifery here.
Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs) are Registered Nurses who have continued their education to specialize in nurse midwifery. The vast majority of CNMs have no training or experience attending out of hospital birth. We have several CNMs in the state.They work closely with Obstetricians, deliver babies in hospitals and required to work under a physician in MS. In many other states, CNMs have more autonomy from physicians and are able to care for women planning a home birth. MS Friends of Midwives agrees that MS families could benefit from improving regulations for CNMs. However, this is not our primary focus.
Mississippi has a rich history of midwives and midwife attended homebirths. According to the book Mississippi Women: Their Histories, Their Lives, "As late as 1947, 58% of Mississippi babies were born at home."
In 1921, Laurie Jean Reid, a nurse with the United States Public Health Service came to Mississippi to survey the midwives of the state. Reid traveled around the 82 counties of Mississippi and identified over 4,000 midwives. An additional 1,000 midwives were identified a few years later.
to 2004, the percentage of U.S. births that occurred at home increased by 29%, from 0.56% of births in 2004 to 0.72% in 2009.
How do you explain to someone that has never held their newborn immediately after the birth the importance of continuity of care that a midwife gives?
How do you recapture those first minutes of family life?
Holistic care provided by a skilled, competent midwife is a process most people know little to nothing about. It is so different from the routine care the general public receives in a hurried medical environment.
It is knowing, personally, your caregiver.
A Certified Professional Midwife knows how to care for a healthy, well-educated, low risk expectant Mother. She knows how to assess for complications and how to manage them or refer them to a specific care provider outside of her practice. She knows how to guide the Mother and Family through pregnancy, birth, and the period after the birth. All of this to accomplish, not a routine birth, but the birth the Mother desired to have; respecting the Family’s rights, wishes, and plans while providing thorough, competent, considerate care.
Midwives are still a respected caregiver all across the globe for the expectant Mother.
American families are returning to the traditional caregiver for their maternity care once again.

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He wanted to make plans to hang out some time. A specific place and time.
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He might answer a few emails. Or possibly take a quick call. I have to get going. Often, I stick around without him. What kind of madman voluntarily works on a Friday night? All of those words sound funny. Like they should be used to describe someone much older. But weirdly, they apply to Rand. And have for years. We go on the road together. The answer really should be no. And yet, when they ask, all I can say is yes. I miss him constantly.
Always tugging at those damn heartstrings of mine when he leaves a room.
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The process of forgetting someone you loved can break you. Or it can transform you into a stronger, more balanced and more mature version of yourself, with a much higher potential for choosing and creating deeply fulfilling relationships in the future. Here are 7 basic principles you should keep in mind as you strive to forget someone you loved. How to forget someone — Rule 1. It makes us always available to them as a fall back option.
Photo by Staydazzled How to forget someone — Rule 2. The key is to shift your focus away from them instead. Now is a great time to take a fresh look at your life. Concentrate on the gifts of singlehood. Re-evaluate your life goals.

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text: 9 MONDAY Fall of Eden, Sleeping in Gethsemane, 7:30 p.m., Red Rooster Coffee House, 202 S. Main St. $3. 10 TUESDAY Artist Reception for Kelly Face of ArtWorks Cooperative, 5-7 p.m., Aberdeen Recreation and Cultural Center, food and drinks. “Rapunzel,” 10:30 a.m., Storybook Land Theatre. Lemmon's Boss Cowman Rodeo and Centennial Celebration. 11 WEDNESDAY Comedians Steven Hirst of England and Eric Crosslin of Dallas, 9 p.m., Ramada Inn Comedy Club. “Rapunzel,” 7:30 p.m., Storybook Land Theatre.


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it’s what the egyptians wanted with their mummies and their pyramids. it’s what ponce de leon wanted with the fountain of youth. it’s why vampires get weary, mostly because they’ve figured out that immortality is fun . . . for the first thousand years or so.
woody allen opined that he didn’t want to be immortal through his work. . . he wanted to achieve it through not dying.
what if instead of physical immortality you’re going to have to do it through good works? you could found a a country, but that seems to be a rather crowded field. you could write a heartbreaking work of impossible genius but that’s going to cut into the time you spend watching reruns of parks and recreation. you could commit a major crime, which seems to be how some people are trying to do this, but that would break your mother’s heart. and you don’t look good in an orange jumpsuit, trust me, nobody does. so maybe you’re thinking immortality isn’t going to be for you. . . i’m here to tell you you’re wrong. you’re going to be immortal. sure, it’s in a literary sense, but that’s better than the big zero. and immortality is only going to cost you 99 cents.
1. get comfortable in front of your computer.
this read was published by oj dorson and the cover art created by tony tyner. your little slice of the literary heavens will be available on amazon.com within a few months!
3. buy it. read it. and here’s the tricky part: review it. you can probably skate on buying it but reviewing it, gotta do it.
4. i don’t care if you review it and says it’s great. or lousy. or that you couldn’t finish it. or that you’re an english lit teacher and you’re putting me under citizen’s arrest for defiling the english language.
5. i am now in your debt. which means, i will write my next story about you. yes, you. which means that you become as much a part of literature as elizabeth bennett, holden caulfield, or that danish prince. no guarantees on the quality of the work, but enthusiasm will be aplenty.
and if woody allen offers you a better deal, i only hope that you’ll tell me how he does it!

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CHANDLER, Ariz., May 17, 2016 — Microchip Technology Inc.(NASDAQ: MCHP), a leading provider of microcontroller, mixed-signal, analog and Flash-IP solutions, today announced that the company has shipped its two millionth development tool. Microchip’s line of development tools has continued to grow and expand, including the free and award-winning MPLAB® X Integrated Development Environment (IDE), free and optimizing MPLAB XC Compilers and the popular low-cost PICkit™ 3 and MPLAB ICD 3 In-Circuit Debuggers. Microchip’s vast selection of development tools can support nearly any embedded design application using our microcontroller, digital signal controller or analog components.
In celebration of this milestone, Microchip is offering 20% off all core development tools until the end of June. This promotion will include some of Microchip’s most popular development tools, including the PICkit 3 In-Circuit Debugger, MPLAB ICD 3 In-Circuit Debugger, and MPLAB REAL ICE™ In-Circuit Emulator, as well as all MPLAB XC PRO Compiler workstation licenses and the MPLAB REAL ICE Power Monitor board.
"We want to thank all our customers who have entrusted us with their designs, realizing that the right tools will greatly improve their development costs, time to market, and competitive edge," added Carlson. "And we will continue to further the state of the art in debugging technology by delivering new and advanced solutions."
Note: The Microchip name and logo, the Microchip logo and MPLAB are registered trademarks of Microchip Technology Incorporated in the U.S.A. and other countries. PICKit and REAL ICE are trademarks of Microchip Technology Inc. in the U.S.A. and other countries. All other trademarks mentioned herein are the property of their respective companies.


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Gibbs isn't sure what he and Fornell have. He only knows they are better together than they are apart. The day comes when he has the chance to prove this.
He doesn't really know when it happened.
He doesn't really know how it happened.
He doesn't really know why it happened.
He just knows it did happen.
One day, somewhere down the line, he looked at Fornell and saw beyond the bitching, the banter, the arguments, the games they played (with each other as well as with their directors) and realized it wasn't just friendship he felt for Fornell.
He didn't spend months, weeks, days, hours or even minutes thinking about it, trying to decide what to do, wondering if it made him any less a man, angsting over the very idea that he could want another man. He knew only too well life was far too short for doing those things.
The next crime scene he went to could be his last; the next time he walked out of NCIS someone could but a bullet in him; he could drop dead in the middle of the squad room from a heart attack. He was a Federal Agent; he carried a gun; he was always at risk. And even though Fornell spent more time pushing papers around his desk than out in the field, he still carried a gun; he was still a target. They both were.
Instead, he did what he always did; he acted on his gut instinct. He invited Fornell over for dinner, cooked steak and beer and told Fornell the truth. They ended up in his bed and a new side to their relationship began.
Not that it seemed to change much; they still bitched, argued, played games (in and out of bed) they just added a new layer to their relationship.
He doesn't really know what he feels for Fornell.
He doesn't really know if there's a term for it.
He doesn't really know if he wants to know what he feels.
He just knows he feels.
One day, somewhere down the line he realizes that for whatever reason, whatever it is they have, it works. And he knows he'd rather be with Fornell than without him. He'd rather have Fornell in his life than not have him.
He doesn't spend months, weeks, days, hours or even minutes thinking about it; he just accepts it. He just accepts Fornell will be around for as long as he's around. They are better together than they are apart.
Their relationship was about a year old when he gets to put that to the test.
'Bringing the reputation of both agencies into disrepute'.
'Unacceptable behavior for two senior Federal agents'.
'A kind of liaison that cannot and will not be tolerated'.
'A scandal that cannot be allowed to continue'.
'Gives quite the wrong message to the younger members of the teams'.
He clears out his desk; hands his gun and badge to Vance; shakes hands with the kids and Ducky and walks out of NCIS for the last time.
Fornell is waiting for him by the gate.


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Chautauqua Welcome Center — Dembling + Dembling Architects P.C.
The Chautauqua Lake Welcome Center is located on the eastbound side of I-86 in Chautauqua County, New York.
Located high above the waters of Chautauqua Lake the rest area offers travelers a breathtaking panoramic view of the lake and its’ surrounding region.
The scope of the project included the design of a mixed-use rest area facility to support the traveling public, commercial haulers, tourist information, New York Sate Police, NYSDOT Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Unit, (CVEU) vending, and maintenance.
The buildings design reflects the regionally prevalent Victorian vernacular, and presents an attractive welcoming building providing the traveling public and commercial trucking industry with a modern, multifunction rest area. Exterior picnic tables and seating walls are strategically placed and integrated into the sites landscaping scheme, which include abundant indigenous plantings. Traditional floral gardens line the main walkways and entrance plaza offering travelers a brightly colored and richly scented welcome to the rest area. Following the formal Victorian design theme, the wrap-around veranda encourages travelers to relax and enjoy the scenic vistas along Chautauqua Lake.
Creating the illusion of a “Victorian Hotel” required the combined use of many natural and manufactured materials such as; standing seam metal roofing, cementitious siding, manufactured stone wainscoting, divided lite windows, decorative floor and wall tile, faux-alabaster pendant and wall sconce light fixtures. The veranda is highlighted with decorative urethane column covers, brackets, dentils, and balustrade system.
The 10,200 square-foot facility combines several elements to assist the public and create an inviting rest area. The lobby includes a staffed tourist information center, vending machine area, public telephones and drinking fountains, as well as handicapped accessible dual facility public restrooms, and family assist restroom. The sensible design and carefully integrated circulation control is intuitive and understandable for the first time visitor. Other spaces provided includes NYSDOT truck inspection and maintenance office, NYSP Interstate Highway Patrol and Commercial Vehicle Enforcement offices, which provides a police presence for the safety of the public and the control of commercial truck traffic.

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This summer, in addition to my EVS volunteering experience, I decided to help in some Slovenian Festivals. I enjoy reggae music, as well as the vibes and the atmosphere it generally generates. That’s why, when I saw on facebook that the organizers from Overjam Festival were looking for volunteers, I applied without even giving it a single thought. I just filled in a short application form and a few days later I got an email saying that I had been accepted. To be honest, in this case one of my main interests was to have the chance of attending the festival for free (as I couldn’t afford its price) and also to live for a few days in the amazing location where it takes place (Tolmin). During the days of the festival I did different tasks, that were not very exciting, such as controlling the showers, folding rubbish bags for the visitors and helping in the area of charging mobile phones. However, the activities were not difficult and usually they didn’t take more than three or four hours per day, so I had time for attending all the concerts and also some of the workshops that took place.
Apart from Overjam, I also attended Floating Castle Festival in Snežnik as a volunteer, this time in the frame of SCI Workcamps, to which I applied through Zavod Voluntariat, the organization that is coordinating my EVS in Ljubljana. This time not only I enjoyed the festival, but also the voluntary experience itself. I had the chance to help in the construction of the sceneography of the festival by drawing signs, sewing some of the decorations…etc. Also, during the festival I was working inside the castle of this beautiful location helping the artists and informing visitors about different stages that were inside and concerts that were going on. It was a really nice experience to deal with the artists and to live together with them in the camp. The atmosphere was really nice, music was everywhere and there were people from all over the world and with really artistic and diverse ways of living.


text: Zenzo Siamenda was born in 1977 in Zimbabwe. He realized his artistic ability at primary school where his teachers always asked him to paint charts for the class rooms. Zenzo studied art at Mzilikazi Art and Craft Center in Bulawayo Zimbabwe from 1995 to 1997. Zenzo now resides in the vibrant city of Johannesburg, from where he creates his artworks.

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Peter is a Senior Technical Evangelist at Microdesk, who specializes in assisting design organizations with integrating Building Information Modeling (BIM) into design processes and exploring innovative uses of non-traditional technologies. He works with national architecture firms to provide on-site assistance and strategic consultation, as well as custom training, content creation, and creating standards and workflows. He has expert knowledge of BIM tools such as Revit Architecture, BIM 360 Field and Glue, AutoCAD Architecture, Ecotect, Green Building Studio, Google SketchUp and e-SPECS. Peter’s work prior to Microdesk was with various design firms working on residential, institutional, liturgical and commercial projects.
Peter holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Architecture from Drexel University.


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Ash Mayfair was born in Vietnam and educated in the UK and the US. She received a BA from Oxford University for English Literature, trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London for theatre directing and received an MFA in filmmaking at NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Her first feature, The Third Wife, is in select theaters through Film Movement from May 17. The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, where it won the NETPAC Jury Award, and also won awards at the San Sebastian, Milano, Chicago, Minsk, Kolkata and Cairo film festivals. Ash is working on her second feature, tentatively titled Skin of Youth, about an all-consuming love story between a transgender singer and a dog-cage fighter set in 1990s Saigon, Vietnam.
You are not what you think or what you say. You are only what you do.


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Hi I'm Lyoko. I'm 18 and love anime with some comedy and action. I'm new around here. My favorite titles are Gurren Lagann, DBZ and sao. I also enjoy gaming and skateboarding. I hope to get to know one another.


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You can stream a few songs, or visit our Bandcamp page for downloads and to purchase physical copies of our recordings.
Copyright © 2018 Young Stracke All-Stars - All Rights Reserved.


text: This chapter presents a proposal of the use of electronic noses in the monitoring of indoor air quality. The main focus is put on the detailed characteristics of today’s indoor air quality control methods, the types of pollution in the air, and the development of electronic noses for air testing. Currently, scientists seek methodological and structural solutions that would enable real-time online indoor air control. It has been shown that using electronic noses in this situation is advantageous. In addition, potential uses of these devices are discussed, with particular focus on closed food processing spaces. The authors of the chapter argue that in the near future, the proposed solution could improve the quality of indoor air and thus the health of the users of the indoor environments, as well as the quality of the products prepared there.

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How to get Organic Traffic in a Motivational & Inspirational Niche Blog?
How to get Organic Traffic in a saturated niche. I have a blog where I post Motivational Quotes, Inspirational Articles, and Short Stories. I have seen mostly USA bloggers dominate this particular niche. I am not getting any organic traffic. I have started this blog as per my hobby but now I want to monetize it properly and want to rank higher in search engines. Is there anyone who could help me to boost my site rankings.
One more request to you, please visit my blog and share your opinion with me about the quality of my articles. It would be a great help for me.
You can also try Yoast SEO plugin if you are using Wordpress. Make sure first line of your article clears rough idea what it is going to provide so that users will click in search and it will rank higher.
I have gone through blog. Articles are well written and pointed but its missing something.
You see the niche you choose, you should focus more promoting your content/article on instagram & pinterest.
Also use images for each quote instead of text. You can use https://www.canva.com/ which allow free banner/quote creating in few minutes.
Quotes having images make more impact than simple text. Also try writing posts on some good motivational speakers and personalities like Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Google CEO and other like these. Users are more itnerested to know about them or read their quotes.
Good luck with your blogging career.
I am using blogger currently, so it's not possible for me to use more than 1 image in my article, as loading speed might be slower. I had created this blog to test my writing skills in starting days. I had no intention to monetize it but now I want to monetize it properly and get higher search rank.
I will try to get low difficulty keywords for my blog to get higher rankings. If you have an idea do suggest me How to get low difficulty keywords with moderate monthly search volume. It will be a great help for me. I have searched on Google Keyword Planner but it doesn't show the difficulty of keywords.
Thanks again for making this beautiful platform.
I will suggest converting your blog from blogger to WordPress. It will works lot more batter then current.
Otherwise, you will be stuck in ranking.


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In an Instagram post from Sunday, the wordsmith writes: “Complaining is something that seems to come so easy and so naturally to us, but the problem is: complaints have no magic. They don’t make anyone’s day better, and they don’t help any situation.” Rather than leaning into a litany of grievances, she suggests swiping left on them while they’re still inside your mind. Then just do that for seven days straight. Easy, right?
Wade’s thesis has a lot of psychological clout. Guy Winch, PhD, explained in Psychology Today that repeating your dislike of your boss/mother-in-law/person who cuts you in the Trader Joe’s line creates a feedback loop in which we’re experiencing the same unfavorable emotions over and over again.
“The problem is that today we associate the act of complaining with venting far more than we do with problem solving,” Dr. Winch wrote. “As a result, we complain simply to get things off our chest, not to resolve problems or to create change, rendering the vast majority of our complaints completely ineffective.” He said that this is particularly true of the myriad of things we can’t change—like the subway breaking down (ugh, again!) and the way the lighting in the work bathroom makes us look like Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride.
“When we have so many dissatisfactions and frustrations, yet believe we’re powerless to do much about them or to get the results we want, we are left feeling helpless, hopeless, victimized, and bad about ourselves,” the psychologist wrote. There’s nothing “magical” at all about feeling like your life is out of control. So rather than inhaling deeply and offering up a Hamlet-length monologue about the everyday trials and tribulation, change what you can and move on. It’s the Wade-approved way to talk (or not talk) your way toward peace.
If negative thoughts have turned your mind into a minefield, here’s how to exercise your veto power. Plus, what to do if a song gets stuck in your head.


text: Greg Maurer is the Director of Technical Services and Quality Assurance and has been with Zekelman Industries for 15 years. Currently, Greg oversees customer support on technical questions, issues and field related issues as well as supports the commercial team on product development and enhancement. He also assures Zekelman Industries products are produced to the proper requirements and that the appropriate quality systems are in place.

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World Translation Center supplies professional Hausa translation services for English to Hausa and Hausa to English. We can also translate Hausa to and from over 150 other languages, including all the major languages of Europe, Asia, South America, the Middle East and many African languages, at affordable prices.
Our Hausa experts will be able to provide translation for virtually any project you might have, including marketing materials, technical, financial, legal and medical documents, websites and software. Our professional project managers will match your project with a translator team appropriate for the area of expertise needed. Each linguist works solely in his or her own mother tongue and within his or her area of expertise insuring not only top quality translation, but proper localization too. After each document is translated, it will be edited and proofread by a second professional translator to guarantee highest quality.
We also render transcription, video recording and subtitling services. In the event that you need to have an existing video dubbed, a commercial narrated or a telephone system recorded, our native Hausa speakers are available to supply high quality voiceover services.
Hausa is a language spoken by about 39 million speakers. Besides northern Nigeria and Niger, it is also spoken in Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, CAR, Chad, Congo, Eritrea, Ghana, Sudan and Togo.
Since the beginning of the 17th century, Hausa has been written with a similar script as Arabic known as �ajami�. �Ajami� is still used by one newspaper and some books are published in �Ajami�, but mainly to write poetry. No standard �Ajami� spelling system was established for Hausa so there you find some variation in spelling between different writers.
A version of Hausa written with the Latin alphabet and known as �book� began to emerge during the 19th century. Until the 1950s �ajami� and �book� were both used, though since then �book� has been the main alphabet for most Hausa speakers.


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The only difference between the two is that the A size has an extra 2 players per section, or in other words, is 60 players instead of 50.
The tradeoff is that you get a larger, fuller sound when you add those extra 10 players--however, you also lose a little bit of definition and nimbleness. The larger string section definitely will sound fuller, and lends itself well to bombastic held out chords (Lord Of The Rings was recorded with that lineup)--however, when you get into faster, intricate passages, of which there are a few in my album, you lose a bit of the clarity of the attacks.
So, 60 strings would give me thicker string sound, less articulation, less fullness from the natural acoustics of Abbey Road.
And 50 strings would give me slightly less thick string sound, more articulation, and more fullness from the natural acoustics.
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SAVE Foundation’s TED-Ed Clubs are extracurricular clubs, which encourage disadvantaged youth to stand up and have their voices heard. The clubs offer students, aged between 13 and 17, a chance to explore topics they’re passionate about, to convert their thoughts into a speech and to then perform it to a live audience. The club members improve their research skills, English comprehension, and public speaking capabilities. They’ll also learn stress and time management skills -- which are vital to their future successes in educational and professional prospects.
The club members have been working hard since March through the club curriculum, now that they have written their talks about 'a story that only they can tell', we are hosting an event to celebrate their successes.
During the evening there will be 5 selected club members who will deliver their talks, guest speakers and a variety of entertainment, as well as a three course meal tailored to everyones taste.
We look forward to seeing you on the 30th of November!


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In December last, Google told owners of the company’s former flagship mobile device, the Nexus One, that they would receive an Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) update within a couple of weeks.
It’s now the middle of February 2011, and there’s no 2.3 update to be seen.
However, this might soon be changing. The whispers around the Mobile World Congress, apparently from those within Google itself, are that the Android team is going to be rolling out the Gingerbread OTA (over the air update) for the Nexus One soon – either the end of this week or the beginning of next week.
whatever. been on cm7 with 2.3 since the nightlys started.
and v3.0 for tablets getting the main focus – hence why all v3.0 devices are tegra2 only.
either way google left nexus one owners out in the cold and i would hate to stuck on a motorolla phone! at least i can chuck XDA roms on my phone when companies drop the ball on updates.
Any idea if Galaxy S will receive 2.3?
Don’t think there’s been any official answer yet.
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Different environments require different audio settings for an optimal recording quality. Thanks to Voice Tracer 3000's AutoAdjust recording, the audio signal is measured to adapt perfectly to the recording environments.
Recording in different environments is often a challenge, especially if you need to adapt the microphone sensitivity and record settings to fit the different scenes - which can usually only be done by manually changing the device settings. The new Voice Tracers optimized for conversations feature an innovative intelligent recording algorithm which analyzes the incoming signals and automatically adjusts and selects the appropriate sound parameters may it be Wind filter, Noise Reduction, Microphone sensitivity or L+R channel beam forming.


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1) Because he has more body mass on one side of his body, achieving balance and stability is more of a challenge.
2) Because we rely on our legs as ‘levers’ to help with body rotation – a left-leg downbeat helps us rotate (or weight shift) onto our right side AND helps us spear the right arm forward – something must compensate for the missing leverage when he enters his right hand.
I watched Paul swim for 10 seconds and could immediately see that he faces the same challenge as every adult who is just beginning to swim — the instinct that Job One is to fight your way from one end of the pool to the other, usually with a flurry of arm-and-leg churning. Once he set his sights on doing a triathlon, Paul did what came naturally — took out a pool membership and began trying to build his swimming endurance.
What that has meant is churning through a single lap. Pant for a while at the other end, then churn his way back. In the Endless Pool’s current there was no ‘other end’ to reach, but the churning habit still held.
Those early laps haven’t only begun forming movement habits. They’ve also begun forming thinking habits. As I explained to Paul, the first thing we need to do is undo his thinking habits. Thinking Differently will make it much easier for him to Swim Differently.
As it happens, an Endless Pool is an ideal place to acquire new ways of thinking. There’s no lap to complete, no time to keep, and no distractions at all. There’s only you, the water and the experience they have together.
The second clue to awareness I gave Paul was this: Adults who take up swimming not only tend to fight their way from one end to the other. They also tend to engage in near-constant self-criticism and self-judging. They’re aware there’s a Right Way to swim. They’re also aware that what they’re doing is emphatically Wrong. So at every instant they’re likely to be comparing what they ARE doing to what they believe they SHOULD BE doing and finding themselves wanting.
But learning to swim (as well as learning nearly anything else in adulthood) doesn’t do well in a Pass/Fail environment. Rather, we should view every experience we have as Information. In this instance our experiences are teaching us how a human body (and psyche) tend to behave in an aquatic environment.
Are my arms extended directly forward of the shoulders?
Is my head hanging neutral – so I look directly into my own eyes in the mirror?
When in this position, how supported do I feel? Is that a new sensation? What significance does this have for my swimming.
Ninety minutes later Paul left with a different way of moving and thinking. He’ll practice both in the coming week, before his next appointment with Alice.
Learn Balance, Superman Glide and Reflective Thinking in Lesson One of the DVD TI Self Coached Workshop in 10 Lessons.
I really enjoyed the first lesson, it helped with different issues. The physics descriptions, were very easy for me to comprehend.
I’m looking forward to more lessons !!
Terry I appreciate your comments and they helped me focus on the stroke instead of getting to “the other end”. My question is when to move onto the next lesson? Do I perfect each drill. This takes months years as I feel I have not perfected lessons 3 and 4. Should I just go for good enough and move on to next lessons? I know it may sound like a ridiculous question. You are the master I am a struggling self coached adult onset swimmer.
Live dangerously! Move on. Discover your errors and weak points and improve on them. Finding and fixing errors is the Master’s path.
I find that I skate better on my left side than my right. I have compared head, arm and upper torso positions and they appear and feel the same. Yet, I am not riding as high in the water and have little or no propulsion which leads to my legs sinking. I have worked on this quite a bit but can not figure out the differnce. Any suggestions?


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It finally happened, the Hockey Strike is ending. Everything is still tentative but it looks like January 19th will be the start of a 48 game season. I’ve been complaining since the start of the lockout but now that it is over I’m feeling…nothing. I want to see great hockey, I want to see my favorite team make another run for the cup, but something about the strike has killed my excitement.
I’ve called myself a hypocrite before, so it is very possible that as we move into the playoffs I’ll be a rabid hockey fan again. It could still be an exciting season. We’ve already lost the All-Star game and the Winter Classic though. At this point I rather spend 3 hours on Xbox then to even bother watching a game right now. Prove me wrong NHL. Win us fans back. Please.
Agreed! I don't often get to watch the games but I love it when I can. This year has rather lost me too.
Yeah...I was rather underwhelmed by the news, too.

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Doctor Zamikoff voted Best of the Best locally and Nationally.
After Hours answering service that can schedule appointments for you.
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MECA’s SMA 722S Dual Directional Coupler Series are low loss and ideal for your system applications where precise monitoring, external leveling, signal mixing or swept transmission and reflection measurements are necessary. Coupled ports are DC isolated and will only pass RF.
MECA’s 722S-6-1.500V SMA directional coupler is high power capable with extremely low insertion loss, a frequency range of 0.800-2.200 GHz, and is ideal for your systems applications where precise monitoring, external leveling, signal mixing or swept transmission and reflection measurements are desired. Coupled ports are DC isolated and will only pass RF. Weather resistant models (IP61) also available.


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(1) Give a few meaningful gifts to our own children–and let them in on the plan.
Some parents give an educational toy/game, something their child needs, and then a stocking of small gifts and treats.
Other parents give three gifts for each child–to mirror the three gifts given to the Christ child. Some do a Frankincense (spiritual) gift, a Gold (want) gift, and a Myrrh (useful) gift–in addition to a stocking and a Christmas Eve gift (which is traditionally new pajamas in many families).
Some children receive one special toy or other item from Santa and then receive books, board games, and clothes from their parents. (Activity-type gifts seem to be popular for young children. Receiving things that they can do will help keep them busy and happy during colder weather or time at home during vacation).
Some parents find that their children receive abundant gifts from relatives and that Christmas feels overly-abundant if they do anything beyond “helping Santa.” But these parents often still feel the need and the desire to give their children something themselves (rather than just via Santa). In this case, it can work well to give children coupons for special time or activities with mom or dad or a “Family Fun Jar” (see ideas below) rather than just adding to the pile of toys. This approach is spelled out on Saren’s blog here.
I know there isn’t one “right” way to do this, but I love how deliberate and uncomplicated these suggestions are.
(2) Simplify the gift-giving among extended and immediate family members.
With large families, especially, it can get expensive and time-consuming to purchase gifts for everyone. Many families have met this challenge by drawing names among siblings, cousins, in-laws, etc. and focusing on inexpensive handmade gifts (that actually make the giving process more meaningful). Another idea is to do a group family service project or group activity (like attending a cultural event or a nice homemade dinner) in place of the traditional gift-giving. BRILLIANT.
(3) Give the gift of memories.
(4) For neighbors and teachers, keep things simple and handmade (and involve the kids!).
Growing up, my mom would help us make a fresh loaf of bread for each of our teachers, and we would wrap each one with a new holiday dish towel. Those moments spent in the kitchen, surrounded by the smell of bread baking, meant the world to me, and my teachers loved the bread. This is easy and fun for me, so I do the same thing with my children. Bread-making might not be your thing (and that’s totally okay), but there are lots of great handmade gift options out there. I just won’t go into detail because I think Pinterest has this covered.
(5) Make an effort to focus outward.
(6) Make the season less about “obligatory giving” and more about rich traditions and the true meaning of the holiday.
I’m guessing we’ve all gotten caught up at one time or another in “giving because we feel like we have to.” But I would really like to change that. Personally, I would rather someone not give me an obligatory gift–and instead simply say, “I love you so much, and I’m keeping things simple this year, but please know I am glad you are a part of my life.” And then with all that energy we’re collectively saving, we can take time to read Christmas stories by the fire (great post about this here), sing carols around the tree, act out the Nativity, or establish new family traditions focusing on service. As I’ve been considering all of these ideas, I’m actually starting to feel excited about this season. Because what really matters is that the feeling in our homes and the “magic” of the holidays shapes us into better people. That’s a gift that will keep giving all year. QUESTION: What other deliberate gift-giving ideas do you have to share? Is there something that has worked well for your family? CHALLENGE: Take some time this week to discuss your family’s gift-giving strategy–and do everything you can to keep things simple. ADDITIONAL LINKS: Many of the ideas above are from our Facebook conversation, and you can see the entire conversation here. To listen to a whole podcast on this topic, there’s a new Power of Moms Radio Show you can access here. If you want to know which gifts our Power of Moms Community recommends, please visit our Amazon Store, and if you’d like to suggest a book or toy that we’ve missed, please use this submission form. Finally, if you would like more ideas on how to organize the actual gift-giving (so you can fold these additional tasks, errands, and activities into your life without adding stress), our Mind Organization for Moms program has a special audio tutorial being featured this month for our M.O.M. members. Thanks and good luck!


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Is Your Pool Ready for Winter?
A new swimming pool installation serving Salt Lake City may change the way you enjoy your summers. What you might not have thought about is how you can get it ready for the winter. You can start by taking out floats, toys, and any minor water features that might be floating around, and then you can focus on the smaller debris and contaminants that have found their way into the pool. Don’t choose a pool cover just because it’s on sale, because a low-quality cover might not do a great job of protecting your investment throughout the offseason. Read ahead and find out if your pool is ready for winter.
By the end of the summer, you might have accumulated a hefty inventory of pool toys. Before you can shut your pool down for the winter, you need to get everything out of the water. This means all pool noodles, floats, volleyball nets, and floating filters need to come out. Take out removable ladders as well, and give the pool a good sweep for any stray diving toys that might have been left behind. You should not have anything but water in your pool when you fully close it for the season.
Since you shouldn’t have anything in your water by the time you put the lid on the pool, all the bugs, leaves, and debris should be gone too. Skim and vacuum your pool until the water looks clearer, and then focus your attention the chemical balance. The pH level, alkalinity, and calcium hardness all need to be in balance for your pool to make it through the winter. Clean the walls and floor of your pool, and empty out filters and pumps that may still contain water and debris.
Once you have properly tended to your pool, the final step in winterization is closing it. Find a sturdy, dependable pool cover that’s strong enough to support the weight of a child or animal in case any accidents happen. In this case, the right cover can save lives.
After the pool contractor in Salt Lake City finishes the job and heads home, it’s your responsibility to maintain your water. Cloudy water takes away from the aesthetic appeal of your outdoor or indoor swimming pool, and it usually shows up because of unbalanced levels or neglected maintenance. Aside from checking your levels and maintaining your pool, you can look into a pool clarifier to brighten up your water. Here’s a look at what causes cloudy pool water and what you can do to get rid of it.
Anyone who has maintained a pool for at least a summer has seen the effects that different balances in chemicals can have on the water. When maintaining your pool, check levels like the pH of the water, alkalinity, and water hardness. There are different levels of cloudiness, and the more chemically imbalanced your water is, the more clouding is likely to occur. This type of problem could be specifically due to low chlorine levels. If you feel like you’ve been keeping your water balanced but you still notice that it’s cloudy, talk to your pool contractor to see if you need new chemicals.
Your filter is responsible for taking in water and removing the contaminants, and then returning the cleaned water back into the pool. If you don’t practice proper pool maintenance and take care of your filter, you might end up with cloudy water. Skim the water yourself to remove insects, leaves, and animal droppings. These factors can cloud up your water, but getting rid of the contaminants quickly can make pool maintenance easier. Don’t forget to maintain your filter, as that is one of your only other lines of defense.
If you’ve been doing everything right but you still have cloudy water, try a clarifier. A pool clarifier forces small particles and contaminants to stick together, which makes it easier for the filter to get rid of them. Use a clarifier to clump these particles together so you can enjoy clearer and cleaner pool water.
After scheduling your hot tub installation near Salt Lake City, you can look forward to countless relaxing hours with your new investment. Keep it in like-new condition by checking the chemical balance regularly . If you use chlorine or bromine, you should test the water every two days. If you use a non-chemical cleaning system, like ozone, you should test the water every week. You can also have a pool contractor perform a professional analysis every month. Pool contractors can use tests that are far more advanced than the test strips you use.
Use a clean plastic or glass container to collect water samples, and don’t use this container for any other purpose, as this will affect the results. Holding the container, reach out as far to the middle of the hot tub as you can. Submerge the container as deep as it will go when the water level is at about your elbow. To check the sample, follow the instructions on your test strips or liquid test kit. If you’re taking the sample to a swimming pool company for testing, secure the lid tightly and take it over right away. If the test is delayed or the sample is allowed to sit in a hot car, the results can be inaccurate.
An in-ground pool at your home in Salt Lake City gives you amazing opportunities for relaxation, recreation, and family fun, but swimming pool maintenance is not for the faint of heart. It takes a lot of work to keep your pool in good condition. After a heavy rainstorm, you might have dozens of pool-related tasks to deal with. Make things easier on yourself by scheduling professional pool maintenance services.
Watch this featured video to see how your swimming pool company will clean your pool after a rainstorm. The rain might have brought down lots of leaves that need to be skimmed. Dirt can settle into the bottom of the pool, the chlorine can zero out, and the pH level will likely be undesirable. The contractor will add the necessary chemicals, clean out the filters, drain excess water, and empty the skimmer basket to get the water sparkling again.
These days, many pool owners have decided to eliminate the diving board entirely. This is primarily due to safety concerns, although some people choose to avoid diving boards for aesthetic reasons. Diving can still be a thrilling part of the home pool experience, however, as long as you inform the swimming pool builder in Salt Lake City that you intend to use it for this purpose. Your pool contractor will discuss applicable safety codes with you to ensure your pool meets the safety standards.
A pool will only be safe to dive in if it meets the minimum length and width standards. The American National Standard for Residential In-Ground Swimming Pools requires that all home pools with a diving board be at least 16 feet wide and 32 feet long.
Depth is a crucial consideration for diving pools. At the deep end where the diving board will be installed, the pool must have a hopper that is at least eight feet deep. The hopper is the deepest part of the pool. However, competitive divers should ideally have a deeper pool for safety. Your pool contractor will let you know what the maximum depth available is.
Slope is another significant safety consideration. The code for residential pools prohibits wall slopes greater than a 1:5 slope ratio to a transition point. This transition point shouldn’t be any less than two feet, nine inches beneath the waterline.
The diving board you select depends in part on the type of pool you have. If you have a saltwater pool, you’ll need a diving board that is capable of resisting rust. It’s possible to have a board as long as 10 feet if your pool is large and deep enough, but generally, only competitive divers would select a board this long. Most pool owners install a six-foot or eight-foot diving board, depending on the size of the pool.
Your swimming pool builders can make your diving pool as safe as possible, but a good design and solid construction don’t override the need for consistently enforced safety rules. Divers should only jump off the end of the board, not the side, and no horseplay should be tolerated on or near the diving equipment. Children should have adult supervision at all times, and no one should swim or dive without a buddy present.
Becoming a new pool owner is exciting. Dealing with daily pool maintenance is somewhat less thrilling. When you imagined having your own pool at home, you probably thought about how nice it would be to relax on a float on a hot day, get more exercise swimming laps, and give the kids a place to play outdoors. Weekly shock treatments and daily debris skimming probably wasn’t part of your daydream. But, the good news is that you don’t have to manage it all by yourself. A pool contractor in Salt Lake City will give you all the information you need to make decisions about your professional maintenance schedule.
What’s the easiest way to stay on top of pool maintenance?
Of course, your own maintenance list won’t replace professional services, as these are only some of the tasks that need to be done regularly.
How can I balance the calcium hardness?
Hard water makes your pool cloudy and can cause sediment to accumulate inside the plumbing. Water that’s too soft is corrosive. Eventually, it can corrode the metal and crumble the concrete. Ideally, you should keep the calcium hardness at about the middle of the 150 to 400 ppm range. Check the level every one to two weeks. Raise the level simply by adding calcium chloride. Lower the level by draining and replacing some of the water, or by using a flocculant. A flocculant will clump the extra calcium, and you can then remove it by cleaning the walls and bottom of the pool, and then backwashing and cleaning the filter.
How can I keep ducks out of my pool?
Ducks are certainly cute, but they’re also messy, and letting them use your pool will make your pool maintenance tasks more of a headache. Perhaps the least expensive way to duck-proof your lap pool is to introduce some of their natural predators. Find pool floats that mimic the size and appearance of alligators, snakes, dolphins, or killer whales. Leave the floats in the water whenever you aren’t swimming.
After you perform a new hot tub installation on your property, you will be in charge of routinely maintaining your spa. In this video, you will learn some essential tips and tricks that will help you to maintain your hot tub installation over time. A company that offers swimming pool services in Salt Lake City can provide you with the chemicals that are needed to balance the water in your hot tub and eliminate harmful bacteria.
If you have been dreaming of a new hot tub installation for your property, now is a great time to schedule your project. With services from a company that sells hot tubs in your local area, you can set up a cozy spa that is ready to help you relax.
What Are the Safety Benefits of Keeping Your Pool Covered?
Pool covers provide safety and protection for backyard swimming pools. If you are gearing up for a new pool installation near Salt Lake City, be sure to talk to your swimming pool builders about the possibility of ordering a custom cover for your pool. By including a cover in your pool installation, you will have the peace of mind that comes from knowing that your pool area will be a safe space for your entire family.
There are a few safety benefits to keeping your pool covered when it is not in use. With its strong and durable construction, a pool cover will be able to prevent accidental slips and falls into the swimming pool. Pool covers also prevent young children from entering pools without the presence of a supervising adult. When you cover up your pool between swimming sessions, you can also help to prevent dangerous debris and bacteria from contaminating your pool water.
During a swimming pool installation, you will need to consider both the function and style of your new pool. Your pool contractor will work closely with you to help you create a new swimming pool that meets your needs for recreation and relaxation. When you are gearing up for a swimming pool installation serving Salt Lake City , you will need to work with your swimming pool company to find a pool depth that is right for your lifestyle and needs. Let’s review some essential factors to consider when you are choosing the right depth for your new pool.
As you are choosing a depth for your swimming pool, you will need to take your lifestyle and preferred hobbies into consideration. If you plan on only using your pool to swim laps, you may want to build a shallow pool that is a standard four or five feet in depth. When you intend on using your pool for diving or other types of recreation, you may need to create an end that is up to six feet in depth.
Safety is of the utmost importance when you are planning a new pool installation. If you are raising young children, a very deep pool may pose a safety threat to young swimmers. Additionally, it is important to make sure that the shallow end of the pool is a safe depth for the shortest members of your family. A person should be able to safely stand in at least one part of the pool area.
A very deep pool may ultimately prove to be more difficult to maintain than a shallower swimming space. When you make your pool deep enough for diving, you will increase the surface area of the tile or pool liner. Other accessories that come with a deep pool, such as diving boards, will also require additional maintenance.
A new hot tub will provide you and your family members with the perfect place to relax and unwind at the end of a long day. If you are preparing for a hot tub installation near Salt Lake City, make sure to hire a qualified pool contractor to assist you with your project. From choosing the site for your hot tub to connecting the electrical wiring, your contractor will provide you with many essential services. Here is a step-by-step guide to what you can expect from the hot tub installation process.
The first step of a hot tub installation is to find a site that is appropriate for your new unit. Depending on the building codes in your city, you may need to place your hot tub at a certain distance away from the exterior of your home. Along with considering building code, you will also need to find an area that will allow you to conveniently access your hot tub.
After you have chosen the appropriate site for your hot tub and picked out a hot tub model that includes all of your favorite features, you will be ready to schedule a delivery with your contractor. In order to safely deliver your hot tub, your contractor will need to be able to safely reach the installation area. You may need to temporarily trim back trees or remove fence panels in order to successfully accomplish the delivery.
During the final phase of your installation, your contractor will need to connect your hot tub to your home’s electrical grid. Your hot tub will require electricity to power its jets, lights, and other features. Since wiring a hot tub requires specialized knowledge and tools, you will typically want to leave this step up to your licensed hot tub installation contractor. Once the wiring is in place, you will be ready to start enjoying your new spa.


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Here is all you need to know in order to create your event.
Now that you have developed your event concept, a business plan and project action plan are key to making it happen. A business plan, preferably as brief as possible, can be used to support funding applications and help you clearly set out what you are trying to achieve and to determine your overall budget needs. A project action plan will help you create a detailed timeline of tasks, dependencies and responsibilities, while flagging up risks.
Both of these tools can be used flexibly depending on the scale of your event. A smaller event for up to a hundred people may not need such detailed plans as a larger scale event, but you should apply the same principles to keep you focussed and to make the most of your efforts.
As you develop your event, you should be considering the health and safety considerations of every element. As event organiser, you are responsible for the safe delivery of your event and for ensuring no harm comes to staff, volunteers, performers, participants, the public, audiences and the environment. Consider traffic management, weather conditions, first aid provision, lost children, biosecurity, food hygiene, access for emergency services.
Your approach to marketing will be specific to your event and who you want to attract. If you have a small budget, utilise social media to reach out to potential audiences. For bigger budgets, traditional marketing approaches still have an impact – posters, fliers and radio advertising. Event organisers should schedule announcements and stories to help keep momentum with promotion rather than release all details at once (think of music festivals that announce headline acts one at a time).
If your event includes local talent, your local newspapers may run a story about it (rather than paying for an advert).
Imagery is vital for any marketing campaign. For new events this can be tricky, so ask performers and participants for high quality images and permission to use them in publicity. Prioritise having a professional photographer at your event to ensure you capture a strong selection of images or films for future marketing. It’s important that you brief your photographer about what you want to capture and give them a running order and event programme.
When you are in the midst of event planning and the date is approaching fast, event evaluation is often the last thing on your mind. But if you want to run the event again in the future or to draw down funds from a grant, the evaluation process is essential and perhaps the most valuable outcome from the day. Make sure you build in provision for surveying visitors during or immediately after the event. Volunteers can carry out surveys face to face or you can use free online survey tools to target your ticket sales database post event (if you have asked for their consent to contact them again at time of purchase).
What went well, what did people like?
What impact did your event have on the local area? Did they stay overnight? Spend money in shops and restaurants?
If you can demonstrate a high quality enjoyable experience and a strong economic impact in the local area you can use this information to impress funders and sponsors for the next event. If you received consistent positive or negative feedback about certain elements of your event you can respond to this and plan for next time.
You may have a number of contracts and agreements to sign up to such as permission to use a piece of land, funding agreements and so on. It is worth remembering that you too will benefit from formalising certain agreements with those supporting or contributing to the event.
When it comes to hire companies and suppliers they will tend to have standard agreements for you to enter into with them, but what about performers and supporters where no money is changing hands? Local festivals and events often rely on talent from the community as part of their artistic programme and if they fail to show it can really damage your event.
Signing a simple agreement will help formalise arrangements and give you comfort that there is a commitment to attend and deliver.


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In 2019, Council has 17 Council meetings planned. Each meeting is a structured decision making forum, open to the public with 3 opportunities to get involved.
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Ocean Plankton can be found free floating in various parts of the ocean and is a food source for many different types and sizes of fish. The smaller particle is a great food for corals or fish and contain amazingly high amounts of protein.
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