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A disgraced business leader who left a teenage boy for dead after ploughing into his bicycle while drunk at the wheel has been jailed for three years.
Owen Finn, 64, left 16-year-old Kiernan Roberts sprawled in the middle of the road with a broken neck and a brain injury in Brantingham Road, Elloughton, late on October 7 last year.
Instead of stopping to help the youngster, who had been cycling home from his part-time job, Finn fled the scene in his Mercedes – and drove 130 miles to Birmingham with a smashed windscreen.
He has also been banned from driving for 11 and a half years.
Kiernan, who was found by a passer-by, had to undergo life-saving surgery, was only expected to be released this week and will require 24-hour care.
The talented South Hunsley sixth-form pupil had dreamed of becoming a political journalist.
Finn, who was at the time president of Hull and Humber Chamber of Commerce, had denied the charges against him when he appeared before magistrates, but admitted causing serious injuries by dangerous driving, failing to stop after an accident, failing to report an accident, and drink-driving in a further hearing at Hull Crown Court.
Finn, of Soilihull Lane, Hall Green, Birmingham, was sentenced to three years in prison by Judge Jeremy Richardson QC.
Owen Finn is responsible for this and it is right and fitting that he receives this jail sentence in order for redemption to take place, particularly in light of the fact that he went to such measures to avoid taking responsibility for his actions.
It is unfortunate the law does not allow harsher sentencing for this offence. The sentencing guidelines do not come close to reflecting the pain and suffering Kiernan and our family have endured.
The family would like to thank everyone who has supported us and Kiernan in his journey of survival; the police and everyone who assisted him in their investigation, and the media for respecting our privacy during such an emotionally difficult time.
Kiernan has been treasured his entire life yet was left alone, discarded and potentially dying in the road.
When he was born, he united our family in love and has been our beloved boy ever since. He is the best of us – principled and kind: loved beyond measure.
As a family we would often marvel at him when he was younger and wonder where his life would take him – medical school, parliament or political journalism; musician.
Never did we contemplate his life and ours being so completely and irreversibly shattered in an instant.
Kiernan’s family are expected to make a statement following the sentencing of Finn in a few minutes.
Kiernan is still in hospital and has suffered life changing injuries.
I state at once that this is an exceptionally serious case. It reveals the utterly dreadful consequences of drinking and driving, particularly when the driver is driving a car having consumed over twice the permitted level of alcohol for driving.
“Your behaviour that night was shameful in the extreme. Your cowardice after the collision was breathtaking in its callous disregard for the life of the boy who you maimed, leaving him as you did in the roadway while you made off in an endeavor to evade justice.


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Long term commitment to any one cause requires constant reminder as to why you began and whether the cause is still worth the time and energy it requires. I realized recently that many of my friends and family probably aren’t close enough to me to have heard my reasoning for why this cause has such a pull on me. Without knowing the “why,” the “what” can be confusing and even concerning at times. I am fully aware that some of the things I say are provocative. I am fully aware that many of those who know me have developed a negative perception of me based on my beliefs and passion. But I am okay with this. This doesn’t concern me because I have a deeply seeded “why” – a “why” that today I feel the burden to share – because I feel that I’m not being fair to those who disagree and those who are concerned that I’ve been overtaken by liberalism. I should have done this long before now – and for that, I apologize.
My story is deeply connected to the gospel of Jesus Christ. I’m not sure who I would be or what would grab my attention without Christ – but I know that my heart for the immigrant is deeply grounded in my understanding of the person and work of Jesus. Let me explain.
My perspective of this cause can best be understood in context (obviously). Context is story. Our lives are lived as a series of stories, and therefore as humans we best understand through story.
Act I of this story from my perspective, and for brevity, can be plotted between 1492 and the 1920s. Throughout this period, the United States of America was a bright shore on the horizon of a chaotic and tumultuous sea. People the world over found hope in the idea of a new land, a land uninhabited (or freshly inhabited) and full of possibilities. With borders wide open, this land was free to be home to whomever felt the call enough to get in a boat and head for the distant shore. Yes – there are many details that add flavor and color to this story – but with a broad brush we can paint this era of our country as a welcoming garden ready for planting. These first settlers and their lineage set the pace for a country that would soon lead the world in innovation, production, and opportunity.
Act II begins in the early 1920s. With the expansion, improvement, and maturation of this country came a shift in perspective. For the first time someone asked the question, “Should everyone be welcome here?”. With this question came a flood of ideas, emotions, and prejudices. As we began asking who we wanted here and who we didn’t – we began to create fresh divides between “us” and “them”. Once we exclude certain individuals based on their origin or resume, we change the criteria for joining in the national identity. Originally the only requirement was a desire to be here, the means to get here, and general goodwill toward one another. Somehow the national perspective was compromised and rather than a universal pursuit to be and create the best – we began looking for ways to be and create safety, comfort, and avoidance of the “other”.
As a believer in the gospel of Christ, this is where I begin to ask questions and alarms begin going off in my head. For the past few years I have been exploring what a healthy relationship between Christ and government looks like to the individual – to myself. In college I completely separated these two concepts, claiming anarchy and arguing vehemently that the bride of Christ is only corrupted when attempts are made to influence the secular (and in my mind – corrupt) government. After graduation I began to see (specifically through the immigration conversation) that the decisions of our government directly influenced the lives of my neighbors. I began to see that in a democracy – each individual has the right and responsibility to influence and sometimes even make these decisions. I began to feel convicted that my avoidance of any interaction with the state was a participation in decisions that impacted my neighbors.
If I lived in Act I – I would never speak about immigration (in contrast to my life now – where I speak of it often). I do believe (hope) that I would be speaking about slavery or one of the countless other injustices. This may seem a trivial point to make – but it is central to this conversation because the point isn’t about a specific issue (immigration) – it is about a gospel concept (justice/advocacy). Because I see Christ giving of himself to serve humanity, perfectly living out loving his neighbor through crying out constantly against injustice and putting himself in places where others questioned his motives and morality – I am compelled by the mind of Christ within me (1 Cor. 2v16) to be obedient as he was obedient.
What does it mean to love your neighbor? How does the gospel speak to injustice? I firmly believe that we will never represent the true heart of Christ to the world around us until we move these questions to the center of our ecclesiology. The heart of the Father is unmitigated love to all, with a common thread throughout Scripture of love for the lost, poor, broken, and oppressed. The immigrant community surely isn’t the only one to fall in these categories, but they are certainly there and in need of advocates standing on the truth of the gospel and the love of Jesus Christ.
The immigration Project exists to equip the Church to have a biblically balanced approach to immigration that shows compassion to immigrants while respecting the rule of law.
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I could not find any fregola anywhere! What would you sub - orzo or Israeli couscous??
i am convinced and converted. i will run out and get some israeli couscous at once! i was a chef at an italian restaurant, so, im a little partial, but i do love to be shown the light! so thank you everyone!
I'm a founding member of the Rustichella d'Abruzzo Marching Band----they make great stuff. But I have to add that M'Hamsa couscous is pretty damn good. Similar grain to fregola. Available through Sur La Table and other sources.
good call aargersi! i will have to try that!
hey I used the couscous and I toasted it and it rocked!!!
its made by rustichella d'abruzzo, who make amazing pastas by the way.
I agree with Amanda. Fregola can be difficult to find (even though I have sacks of it here). But that would be the best substitute.

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Best tiles designers in Morbi for wall, floor, vitrified GVT.
Nexona Ceramics believe that every product is just as unique as God’s creation. They have not only put in their sweat into creating world-class products but have also dedicated their minds and hearts.
When it comes to colour, the philosophy is the same. Research the trends in home décor, especially colours, to create a palette that harmoniously blends into every home. This hasled to two special colour techniques, namely, Special Colour and Metallic Colour Effects. But this is only the tip of the iceberg.
Any texture or colour can be printed on Ceramic tiles. And with further permutation combinations the possibilities are limitless. If you have it in your mind, it’s on the tiles.

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Subject: Re: OT-art/ "physically represented"??
scott doesnt realise that AIR is a physical entity. sound is a wave of pressure pulses and is as real as we are....also waves on the "ether".
so as long as we accept that the things we see and touch as "real" and "physical" then thats the platform the discussion/debate is based upon.
lets not falter our foundation.
Try tasting the thought of "music being time"! Or more explicit a shape of, a way to give form to, the flow of time. Time that is too often not noticed at all by us humans and for many other animals not existing.
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Share the post "“Barcelona, Love at First Taste” with Eye on Food Tours"
Bring together delicious food, a unique and interesting history, and the beauty of Barcelona, and you’ve got yourself a winner! I had the pleasure of going on a morning foodie walking tour recently with Eye on Food Tours, where we explored the historic neighborhoods (and restaurants) of El Born and Barceloneta. It was 4 hours of pure fun and foodie heaven!
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I’ve been living in Barcelona for 3 years now, but I learned so much on this tour. There is so much to see and do here, that I feel like I will still be wandering around this city with childlike wonder for years to come. I highly recommend anyone who is visiting Barcelona to check out this tour – get an idea of the city, its rich history, and a taste of some high-quality food, and you won’t be soon to forget it!
Eye on Food Tours offers various tour options, and they are expanding all the time. The morning tour, which is what I had the opportunity to experience, is called Barcelona, Love at First Taste! They also offer an evening tapas tour, called Sips, Sites & Bites. If you prefer something more customized, they offer personalizable VIP tours.
Barcelona, Love at First Taste!
We met our guide, Adrian, in front of a metro station in the center of Barcelona. We began by meandering along what is remaining of the old, Roman wall in the Gothic Quarter and he explained the history behind the humble beginnings of Barcelona. I’ve never been much for history, but his explanations really helped give me an idea of what it was like back then. He also gave us visuals to show how Barcelona has changed from then until now.
I’m generally the first person to tune out during speeches about history, but something about his story-telling ability had me asking for more. Did you know, for example, that Columbus came to Barcelona to meet with King Ferdinand after his voyage to the Americas?
After that bit, it was time for a snack – it is a foodie tour, after all! Adrian led us through the charming streets of the El Born neighborhood, pointing out cute, locally-owned shops along the way. We found ourselves in front of a Catalan bakery, with an interesting history that dates back to before the dictatorship of Francisco Franco.
Inside, we were greeted by the friendly shop owners, who ushered us into the back kitchens where we got a peek at the gigantic oven where they bake their specialties fresh every day. The cooks were incredibly friendly and eager to give us a taste of the Meringue that they had just whipped up! It was super delicious, with an amazing fluffy texture.
After that, we went back into the main part of the cafe and sipped on some café con leche while our guide, Adrian, explained to us the history behind the Xuixo, a typical Catalan pastry. Surprisingly, I had never tried nor heard of it before, but it was fantastic! Perfectly crispy on the outside and filled with an amazing, homemade cream filling.
After licking our fingers clean, we headed to the beautiful Santa Caterina market. This market is both visually pleasing (due to its unique architecture) and a fantastic way to get a taste of authentic and local Catalan cuisine. Locals come here every few days (some even come every day!) to get their hands on the freshest and highest-quality produce and meats.
Our guide, Adrian, bringing us some fantastic local olives!
Local cured meats – yum!
Here, we got to taste 3 different types of cheese from all over Spain. Adrian explained to us the process behind each one, along with the ingredients and wine pairing suggestions. From there, we were handed a giant cone full of a variety of gorgeous and juicy olives. Each type had been perfected with marinade recipes handed down from generation to generation. My favorites were the giant Manzanilla olives!
And, of course, you can’t leave a Catalan market without trying the jamón! We tried jamón ibérico, jamón serrano, longaniza, and also learned the difference between the three. I am a sucker for the cured meats here, so I thoroughly enjoyed this part!
From there, we were off to Barceloneta, an old fishing village converted into a trendy neighborhood bordering the beach and port of Barcelona. Adrian guided us to a street that didn’t look like anything special, and then directly into a crowded tapas bar that didn’t even have a sign out front. How much more authentic and local can you get? We squeezed our way up to the bar as Adrian explained to us the basic method of making sparkling wine and Catalan cava.
First, we tried a delicious and slightly sweet rosé sparkling wine, paired with croquetas de jamón and chistorra (a delectable, slightly spicy sausage, cooked to perfection). We then washed it all down with a refreshing glass of Cava! A perfect combination that delighted the taste buds.
We headed further into the center of the Barceloneta neighborhood, and Adrian explained to us the history of the “Bomba,” a typical and popular tapa invented in the very same neighborhood. We entered a bar and got to try a taste of the Bomba for ourselves, and cooled ourselves off with a Clara (mix of beer and lemonade, super refreshing, especially in the summertime heat!).
Time passes by so quickly when you’re having fun, doesn’t it? Before we knew it, we were headed to our last stop, a charming little restaurant owned by a friendly local couple. They offered us some white wine and served us arroz con pulpo y butifarra (rice with octopus and sausage) and their fish of the day, in this case a “spider” fish (which I’d never heard of prior) that was out of this world!
We sat there, enjoying each other’s company like old friends. Adrian is such a friendly an open person, and I learned so much about the history and local food of Barcelona through him! When we had finished our last bites, we were quite satisfied – I couldn’t imagine eating anything else, it was the perfect amount of food and drink!
If you’re visiting Barcelona, whether it is your first time or your 50th, I would highly recommend checking out this foodie walking tour! It has a little something for everyone, and you’re sure to learn something new. For more information on the company and the various tours they offer, check out their website.
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this! My mouth started watering when you mentioned the olives! We’re going to Barcelona in November, so I’ll have to see if this tour is available during our dates!!
I would love to do this food tour in Barcelona. The food all looks so good and it’s nice to learn about the history. Thanks for sharing on #TheWeeklyPostcard.
Food tours are fun anywhere and give you more insights about a destination than you might think along with delicious dishes to try. I myself am not the biggest fan of olives but of course in places like Spain I would give it a go.
Can’t go wrong with food, can you? It was a great experience, you’d definitely enjoy it! 🙂 Thanks for reading!
Mmmm your post is delicious! We really need to start doing some food tours! We’ve never done one bc we never make the time! Barcelona seems like a good place to get started! Thanks for linking up with #TheWeeklyPostcard!
Thanks, the key to my heart is definitely through my stomach haha. It was delicious! You’ll have to come visit and try it 🙂 Thanks for reading!

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In the course of twelve years spent tucked away in the back streets of Ultimo, Sydney, Stefano Manfredi has shown Australians a whole new way to look at Italian food. And when he achieves his ambition of opening a new Restaurant Manfredi in the more stylish environs of East Sydney, it is unlikely that more opulent surroundings will reduce the potency of his influence. In fact, a bigger kitchen, better facilities and enhanced accessibility for a devoted eating public should ensure even greater impact.
Steve explains: "What we try to do is maintain that very fine line between home cooking and restaurant cooking. We make it special enough so people want to come out, but at the same time we maintain that simplicity."
Three members of the Manfredi family in the kitchen - Steve, brother Frank and mother Franca - ensure that the essence of home cooking remains. Steve's father Luigi, a retired engineer, grows a lot of the produce including the rocket, tomatoes and herbs for the restaurant while Julie, Steve's wife, maintains an elegant and welcoming front of house.
"We are beginning to outgrow the old place," says Steve.
"It is almost bursting at the seams. Sometimes, it just doesn't work. We have only six burners, a charcoal grill and three ovens, and the menu has become not produce-driven, as I would wish, but kitchen equipment-driven.
Stefano Manfredi serving his dinner with some of the Mietta's team.
"We have three burners to do everything so we limit pan work, do a lot of roasting - searing, and then finishing off in the oven. And there are three pots of water on for vegetables and pasta.
"Necessity certainly becomes the mother of invention. But curiously, the more pressure we put ourselves under, the better the results seem to be."
Steve is currently spending a lot of time interviewing his mother, Franca, about her cooking in Italy. He is writing a book about her life, and using stories about food and recipes to show the Manfredi family's transition from the north of Italy to Sydney, Australia.
Franca is at the restaurant's stoves most of the week and, at 67, has no thoughts of retirement. She makes the pasta and, in the process, endeavours to pass on all that wonderful expertise to Isabella, her 8-year-old grand-daughter.
Steve and his wife Julie sit down to eat in the restaurant at least once a week with their daughter. Isabella enjoys a glass of wine with her meal, and being allowed to learn from Nonna (her grandmother) in the kitchen.
Franca's mother cooked in a hotel in Milan and also worked for some of the wealthy families in the Villa Nuova area in the north of Italy. Steve hopes that the book he is writing with his mother will demonstrate some of the skills which his grandmother gave her, and which are now passing on through the generations.
Steve remembers his mother's kitchen in Italy.
"I remember a big fire and cauldrons on it, and in winter there would always be a huge soup, a minestrone sort of thing. And in summer, there would be little birds roasting on skewers," he said.
"My grandmother used to cook things like porcupine, really interesting things. In fact, my mother often says that I'm just like her - that I have the same sort of disposition towards cooking that my grandmother had - that anything, and everything, is fair game.
"My mother is a lot more conservative in terms of what she thinks people will want. It's a migrant mentality - you see it a lot in the ethnic restaurants that have grown up here. They think that they need to cook their food, but change it to suit the Australian palate.
"When we first opened here, my mother didn't think that Australians would go for polenta because, in the north of Italy, it was always the base of the poor people's diet, and she didn't think it was a worthwhile thing.
"I think the Italians are the only race on earth that could offer a dish called cooked water - acqua cotta - and still make it delicious."
and grower of all the foods he uses. He likes to deal with those who are passionate about their produce.
"But Italian food comes from one of the great peasant cooking cultures. Food like polenta or bruscetta may be very simple, but it has become acceptable in some of our most stylish restaurants.
Steve keeps an eye on the dish his mother Franca, is plating.
Stefano in the garden of Restaurant Manfredi.
"All we lack are the finest of extra virgin olive oils, or real balsamic vinegar," says Steve.
He speaks of the area around Lago di Trasimeno (Umbria), and its ideal climate and soil for olives. He talks of the extraordinary qualities of the highly prized and very expensive true balsamic vinegar, the product of decades of maturing in different wood barrels, as compared with the caramel flavoured wine vinegar which masquerades under that name here.
When he attended Vin Italy in 1988, Manfredi spent time sourcing olive oils, wines, and other produce for import into Australia. He regards the Italians as the world's finest packagers and marketers of food, matched only by the Japanese. "They have a great sense of how to sell produce, and what produce to sell. Just as they do with their marketing of clothes," he says.
A 1999 interview (and recipes) with Stefano Manfredi. A review of belmondo.


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Commercial rooftop units: The biggest manufacturers of commercial rooftop HVAC units have a goal to meet the two-step U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) efficiency requirements that went into effect last year. Step one increased the minimum efficiency by about 10 percent; step two will require an increase of about 25 to 30 percent by 2023. Higher efficiencies are likely to bring more larger, three-phase, two-speed blower motors and more variable frequency drives to units that didn’t have them before.
Intuitive residential products: In 2019, preventative maintenance needs and wants in the residential HVAC market are predicted to grow—especially where damaging leaks and malfunctions are concerned. HVACs are now a huge part of smart homes, so much so that the industry is working hard to meet demands for more intuitive systems. There’s no question about it—intelligent HVAC technologies are on the rise.
Fan efficiency rating for residential furnaces: The HVAC industry is also striving to meet fan efficiency ratings for all residential furnaces. Come July, the fan efficiency rating for furnace motors will see major changes. This aims to save energy and reduce harmful carbon pollution, meaning homeowners with furnaces that meet the requirements can expect to eventually see a reduction in their electricity bills.
Customers can find useful information: Convenience is important to a lot of people. Luckily, the internet makes it easy for consumers to shop around for a variety of home services, and it’s only getting easier as technology advances. For HVAC companies, this means having their sales processes and pricing posted online for immediate reference. Customers can even order products and services right off a website without having to leave the house.
Creating trust and transparency: No one wants to spend their hard-earned money on low-quality products or bad service. As 2019 moves along, many HVAC companies are doing everything they can to offer customers the transparency they deserve. They want to build trust and remove as much risk as possible for buyers. When companies utilize technology, they can communicate better with their customers. For example, they are able to show a homeowner how much energy they are saving with their new furnace compared to their old, less-efficient unit.
When you need to schedule a time for HVAC repair in St Louis, MO, look no further than Ashley Brothers Heating & Cooling. Reach out to us today to book an appointment or learn more about our services!

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One of the key responsibilities of those who care for people with dementia is to interface with their physicians. As health care becomes more complex and office visits are often brief, all patients need to communicate effectively and actively participate in care planning. The increasing reliance on educated and empowered patients puts a special burden on those caring for patients who may not be able to effectively participate or communicate their needs.
There are no effective treatments for Alzheimer’s, but the disease is generally a slow moving one. Designating a health care proxy and completing advanced directives that spell out what the patient’s goals for treatment are both incredibly helpful. These goals provide a structure that will facilitate future decision-making.
Make the appointments at the best time of day for the patient. If your loved one has a hard time rising in the morning, don’t compound the challenge by booking the first appointment of the day.
Keep a log of questions that arise as you care for the patient. Before a doctor’s appointment, identify the most important ones and raise these questions first.
Appreciate that as the caregiver, you alone may know key patient information, such as the patient’s appetite, diet, patterns of sleep, changes in behavior and changes in physical and mental abilities. You will know most about the patient’s level of pain, frequency, duration, and triggers. Note this information in your log as well.
If you have unique concerns, consider writing to the doctor in advance of the appointment to allow additional time for thought or research.
Take notes during the visit so you can remember in detail what was said.
If the doctor’s explanation does not make sense to you, ask for a fuller, or a layman’s explanation.
What are its side effects? Could it make dementia worse?
Will it interfere with any other prescribed medication?
What should I do if I miss giving a dose?
How long should the patient take it?
What symptoms would signal that this medication should be stopped?
Tying the Recommendations Back to the Treatment Goals.
There is no clear-cut progression for Alzheimer’s. People in early stages of the disease retain many capabilities and may want active interventions to slow the progress of the disease. As the disease progresses, the goals of treatment will need to reflect changes in the patient. One of the most important, and difficult, roles that the caregiver will have is to periodically assess with the physician options for on-going treatment and care and how to best honor the goals of the patient.
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Made in Hohenlockstedt, Germany since 1893 the Feuerhand hurricane lantern is a great addition to any camping set. The cold blasted 276 lantern has heat-resistant glass and provides a gentle light lasting 20 hours per filled tank (340ml). The lantern has a height of 25cm, and we have zinc and enameled ruby red colours available.
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Pioneering sociologist, historian, novelist, playwright, and cultural critic, W. E. B. Du Bois committed his life to a relentless opposition to racial and social injustice. Without ever seeking a mass following, he was a peerless organizer who helped to found both the Niagara Movement and the NAACP, and who fostered several Pan African Congresses. For years, he was editor of The Crisis and other progressive journals, and was an international spokesperson for peace and the rights of oppressed minorities.
As a comprehensive online encyclopedia, DuBoisopedia, seeks to capture the details, both large and small, that together made up Du Bois's life and times. With the use of wiki technology, DuBoisopedia was created as a collaborative project that offers a forum to students and researchers who wish to share knowledge acquired either from their interactions with the Du Bois Papers, held at the Special Collections and University Archives (SCUA) at UMass Amherst, or from their interactions with the published writings of Du Bois and Du Bois criticism.
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Recently, I visited illustrator Jordan Grace Owens in her home/studio in Durham, NC. She lives in a gorgeous light filled studio loft right in the downtown with easy access to all the wonderful restaurants there, Mateo, Pizzaria Toro and Parlour come to mind but gosh there are so many. She shares the space with her boyfriend and two cats. Don’t you just love the super cute Madewell dress she is wearing in the photo below?
Her space is filled with plants, records and art supplies and apart from the desk on one wall housing her paper and paints, you’d never know that she spends her days getting messy with paint. The space reminded me of the first apartment my husband and I shared in downtown Raleigh with huge windows and ceilings and old bones.
She and her boyfriend crafted this awesome plumbing pipe wall shelf from a tutorial on pinterest.
Scattered throughout her place are homey vignettes like this rad triangle shelf displaying vintage photos.
I first met Jordan through The Rock & Shop Market where she applied to be a vendor and was immediately taken by her feminine, line art prints and whimsical portraits painted onto wooden pins and magnets.
At the time she lived in Greensboro about an hour and a half west of the Triangle. She’s now called Durham her home for about six months. Jordan’s background is similar to mine in that she pursued art from an early age but decided to strike it out on her own versus getting a more formal Bachelor’s degree. She did however, get a significant amount of arts training at her art-centered high school which taught her art theory.
I think this tank top she created with her custom printed fabric from Spoonflower is awesome!
This picture of my friend Liz holding one of Jordan’s prints makes me laugh! Topknot, meet your match.
You can find all of these pieces made by Jordan as well as a few more in the Gather shop through the end of November. Gather is located at 111 W. Chatham Street in downtown Cary, NC. Hours are 6:30-2pm M-F & 7-2pm Sat & Sun.
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Stairway to Heaven – God's Grace ~ God's Glory!
Amazing Francis, thank you for sharing, I can only imagine what that meant to the both of you! Grace and blessings!
I enjoyed sharing it with Jerry. The Lord blesses with such visions occasionally.
I can imagine. I’ve only had one vision and it was a number of years ago but it was amazing clear and the colours were so vivid, like Ultra High Definition before it became a reality. We serve a wonderful and amazing God. Grace and blessings to you and Gerry!
In the before times, the often times and the after times as He has planned. Lynn, Thank you for your comment.
That is so incredible Mrs. Frances. I think you have to have a certain kind of relationship with God to be blessed with visions such as this. Thanks for sharing.Your love for the Lord motivates and encourages me. B Blessed!


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שמישהו יגיד ללהקת close up שבשיר עם עומר אדם באקספקטור המיקרופון שלהן לא עבד..
Never Give up on someone you can’t go a day without thinking about..
If you find someone who makes you smile, who checks up on your often to see if you’re okay, who watche s ot for you and wants the very best for you, don’t let them go. Keep them close and don’t take them for granted. People like that are hard to find..
Perfect Relationship = Two people never giving up on each other.
Love your parents. We are so busy growing up, we often forget they are also growing old.!!

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The House debated a bill extending Federal Aviation Administration funding for six months and giving tax relief to victims of Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria.
Members debated a rule governing debate of two bills, including H.R. 636, a bill extending certain tax breaks that would otherwise expire at the end of 2015.
The House held a series of procedural votes ahead of debate on a revised bill to deal with the flood of unaccompanied minors from Central America crossing the southern border.
The House convened for legislative business. After One Minute speeches, the House considered H.Con.Res.25, establishing the fiscal year 2014 budget.
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Vertex Energy (NASDAQ:VTNR), the Houston, Texas-based industrial waste services group, is looking for acquisitions to expand its used oil collections business, CEO Ben Cowart said.
The company collects used motor oil, refines it, and then sells it to customers, often to be used as feedstock or replacement fuel.
Earlier this month Vertex sold its Nevada re-refinery facility to Clean Harbors Inc. for USD 35m, according to a press release. The company used a portion of the sale to pay down USD 16m on a loan from its senior lender Goldman Sachs, Cowart said. A portion of cash from the sale will help fund acquisitions, he said.
Houlihan Lokey acted as the exclusive financial advisor to Vertex Energy and Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren provided legal representation, according to a press release.
Acquisition targets will be small transportation companies that collect used oil, Cowart said. Owning collections businesses will benefit Vertex because it will provide more security around its supply and lower feedstock costs long-term, he said.
Low oil prices have led to a decline in revenue for many collection businesses, he said, because they are no longer able to charge as much for their products.
Vertex Energy has refineries in Texas, Louisiana, Ohio and an agreement to use the facility it recently sold in Nevada, Cowart said. The company will expand street collections in all four regions, he said.
The company is evaluating opportunities to expand when the time is right, but Cowart said he expects more acquisitions to “play out” in 2017 because the market is still in flux.
servicing that industry, Cowart said.
Advisors with acquisition targets in mind should contact Vice President of Business Development and M&A Alvaro Ruiz.
The company is also considering selling off additional assets, Cowart said. Vertex Energy has assets in Louisiana that are not being used and a Texas facility Cowart described as “strategic to other industries” that are “on the table” for discussion.
The purpose of potentially selling assets would be to obtain more liquidity for the company to expand its street collections unit, he said.
In 2013 this news service reported COO Matthew Lieb said Vertex Energy could possibly be a fit for a larger strategic that processes used oils in similar ways. Cowart said the company takes interest in the business seriously but that there are no discussions or work currently taking place to actively sell the business.
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The Teamsters are revving up efforts to get candidates elected up and down the ballot who will stick up for hard-working Americans trying to earn a fair wage so they can support their families.
The Republican-dominated Congress is set to overturn a new National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) rule to make it harder for employers to thwart union elections.
On March 4, the Senate voted 53-46 along party lines on a resolution to kill the new NLRB rule. The House of Representatives will likely do the same before it takes effect on April 14, 2015.


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Being stuck in a job you hate is stressful, but searching for that next employment opportunity while still working has its own share of stresses. While you want to avoid being found out by your current company, who may act against you, should they learn of your search, you still don’t want to trap yourself in your current job in the name of fear. How you leave your job is an indication of who you are and can affect your career in important ways. So, should you inform your employer of your search? What do you do about professional references? How much of a notice is enough? This article attempts to answer these questions, which can have a significant impact on your next career move.
The job market is notoriously slow at this point in history, but this doesn’t mean that if you feel unchallenged or fear for your job security that you shouldn’t look. In fact, the market may be more active than you think. So don’t discourage yourself from looking for other opportunities just because you think it may not be worth the effort. The trick is to skillfully look for new jobs without burning bridges and potentially even making your professional network stronger.
Your first move should be to take stock of the skills at which you are most successful. You have to figure out exactly what you are looking for in your next employment endeavor. Once you’re clear on these items you can take a realistic look at the market to see if there are actual jobs out there that suit your needs and vice versa.
The first thing to consider, after you decide what you want in a new job, is to give your current company a shot. Search the internal job postings for opportunities that may be more satisfying to you. Not only do you have a better shot at landing a job at a company that already decided to hire you once, but you also have access to consultants already at your fingertips. However, if you are certain you want to leave, it is time to turn your search to the external market.
At this point, it is best to be tight-lipped about your job search, even though you may want to air your frustrations or exciting to your social network. Even using your office email to share information about your search is a no-no. Not only can it just be a big hassle and distraction for everyone to know that you are prepping to leave, but it can also lead to retribution or embarrassment if you are unable to find another position.
Yet, all of that doesn’t mean you can’t confide in trusted members of your inner circle; even if they happen to be colleagues. And sharing may also help in the careful networking you need to undertake in order to look for new opportunities. You should also be reaching out to employers without appearing too desperate but letting them know you are interested in exploring new opportunities.
Once you start landing interviews, don’t sneak out of work or concoct fake emergencies. Try to fit the interviews in without drawing attention to your absence. For example, you could take vacation time if the job is promising enough. References can be tricky in that you can’t use your current manager if he or she is unaware of your job search. Instead, use names of past employers and colleagues. If candidate employers require a current reference, offer to provide a reference from your boss at the time of receipt of a job offer. This presents an additional tricky step in that you’ll need to convince your boss to give a good recommendation despite potential frustration at your leaving the company.
Now that you have interviewed and gotten a new job, it’s time to let the cat out of the bag and give your two weeks’ notice. If you are in a position of authority, such as senior management, you may need to give even more time to keep the respect of your employer. In these cases, you may need up to a month of transition time before you can jump ship without burning bridges. The worst thing you can do at this point is to simply walk away as leaving on bad terms can be dangerous to your future career.
In sum, don’t overlook internal opportunities before you start looking for employment elsewhere. Keep your search a secret, at least until you begin interviewing. Give at least two weeks’ notice before walking away from your job. Unless you have a great relationship with your boss, it is probably wise to keep your job search a secret until turning in your notice. And don’t use fake scenarios to go to interviews. Secrecy can be the key ingredient to successfully transferring away from your current job but always consider the repercussions of a poorly executed move.


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We offer a three weekly menu schedule which repeats until a new menu is published (normally twice a year). Use the menu form above to make a menu choice for each day you want to order school meals (you can also get the menu sheets from the office). It is fine to mix school meals and packed lunches so long as you know which days you choose packed lunch and which lunches, and that you keep to your pattern. You need to give notice on the previous Thursday if you want to change from packed lunch to school lunches or vice versa.
All infant pupils (Reception class, Year 1 and Year 2) receive free school meals. For junior classes, we are a cashless school and payment for school meals should be made in advance via ParentPay (www.parentpay.com). If you need to pay using cash at a PayPoint, please see Mrs Hart in the school office.
Our school lunches meet the government's standards for healthy eating with a vegetarian choice every day. We hope your children enjoy their lunches. Bon appetit!
As you may be aware, from January 2015, the Government has introduced New Food Standards for school food, underpinned in legislation by The Requirements for School Food Regulations 2014. The new standards were developed by the School Food Plan Standards Expert Panel and advised by The Children’s Food Trust’s (CFT) nutrition team. In order to ensure that Sefton's menus comply with the new standards, they have developed them in conjunction with the nutritionists at the CFT via their menu checking service. The CFT have nutritionally analysed not only Sefton's new menus, but also the recipes they use, their cooking methods and the food they purchase. Sefton is the first council in the country to follow this process for their primary school menus. To reflect this work, the menus now carry the CFT menu checked logo. The menu checked logo gives schools, parents and pupils the confidence that the food served provides the energy and nutrients that children need to do well at school. The menus have been developed not only to meet the new standards but also to give pupils a choice of their favourite meals. Sefton have also introduced some new menu choices, particularly the vegetarian offering, which is hoped will appeal to all pupils. On the advice of the CFT nutritionists, Sefton will be providing a choice of jacket potatoes on 2 days per week and sandwiches on 3 days per week. They will be offering a choice of 3 drinks each day - water, milk and fresh fruit juice. Whenever new menus are introduced, there may be some teething problems as pupils adjust to the changes. Please encourage your children during any period of adjustment, as in order for them to reap the full nutritional benefits of our menus, it is important that the full choice is offered.


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What do we mean by special educational needs or disabilities?
How / when might your child be identified with SEND?
How will teaching be adapted to meet my child’s needs?
How will the school help my child move to a new class, year group or school?
How can I find out how well my child is doing?
How does the school involve children and parents about decisions about provision and support?
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Home » Embedded Computing Design » SLIDESHOW: Don't forget the mechanicals!
Conceptually, there’s hardly a mechanical device simpler than a spring, yet even here there’s been room for innovation. Known since at least the 1960s, a wave spring can provide as much as twice the k (spring constant) as an equivalent size coil spring. These examples from Smalley illustrate some of the variety of materials and shapes available for space-constrained applications.
Electronically controlled valves provide means of control-ling gas and fluid flows in a broad range of industrial processes.
This new electronically controlled valve from Koganei, believed to be currently the worlds smallest, is an example of how electromechanical devices traditionally deployed for industrial applications are being adapted for other purposes, such as medical and R&D.
Precision motion control is a critical capability in many manufacturing and analytics operating environments. This precision positioning table from IKO, powered by a ball-screw drive, provides positioning accuracy of 35 to 75 microns, depending on stroke length, which can range from 40 to 790 mm. Positioning repeatability is ±2 microns.
We might not think about sockets and adapters as particularly challenging electromechanical devices but, for IC packages sporting several hundred contacts and process-ing signals in the multi-GHz range, test sockets that maintain signal integrity result from careful mechanical, as well as electrical, engineering.
This particular GHz-class test socket from Ironwood Electronics provides a contact force adjustment, which in-creases the range of packages it can accommodate.


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After clinching a playoff spot Thursday, the New York Rangers had a disastrous weekend. The Blueshirts dropped two consecutive games in regulation for the first time since Jan 27-29.
It wasn’t the way the Rangers wanted to welcome back Henrik Lundqvist who played Saturday against the Boston Bruins after spending more than seven weeks on the sideline due to a vascular injury. And it wasn’t the way the Rangers wanted to celebrate clinching a playoff berth. But New York just wasn’t playing desperate hockey.
This weekend the Rangers faced off against two teams that are hungry for more points. The Boston Bruins were outside of the playoff picture when they faced the Rangers Saturday and the Washington Capitals, who beat the Rangers 5-2 on Sunday, want to continue climbing the standings to secure a better spot in the playoffs. It isn’t a certainty that either team will make the playoffs—which is why they played with more urgency.
This weekend the Rangers didn’t play the right way. They lacked energy and fumbled on their execution. New York didn’t exhibit great puck control and made ugly mistakes in their own end. They were also undisciplined as they took nine penalties in this weekend’s two games.
The Blueshirts have gone 3-4 in their last seven, and have now allowed at least four goals in each of their past three losses after going 10 straight without giving up more than two.
“I hope our group understands that there’s a lot of work to be done,” said Derek Stepan.
The Rangers success stems from defending first and having their offense develop from their strong play in the neutral zone and their end. Unfortunately, the Rangers defense wasn’t as strong in the past two games. The Rangers also need to breathe new life into their power play, which has only produced four goals in the last 22 attempts. New York had five power plays against the Capitals and couldn’t find the net once.
Every team hits snags and losing two games in a row isn’t setting off alarm bells yet; it’s just less comfortable to experience at this point in the season. Obviously, the Blueshirts want to finish the season on the right foot, and they have seven games left to do so. That means seven more games for Lundqvist to find his game and shake off anymore rust, for Marty St. Louis to reenter the lineup, and for the Rangers, as a team, to prepare for the postseason.
They may have let their first chance to secure home-ice advantage slip through their fingers, but it is a goal they will be working toward in their next game.
The Rangers season is not going to get any easier. The team will face off against Washington one more time (the last game of the season) and will kick off a two-game road trip against Winnipeg and Minnesota—two more desperate teams. With their schedule filled with games against teams that have more at stake, the Rangers will have to dig deep to outplay their opponents physically and mentally; it is the best way for the Rangers to nip their recent stumbles for good.
Diana has been writing for Inside Hockey since 2009. She started covering the Washington Capitals and the former Southeast Division. After moving back to New York in 2010, she switched her focus to the New York Rangers.

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North American Title Insurance Company is a seasoned title insurance underwriter that has been helping customers achieve the American dream of homeownership for more than 50 years. In the past several years, we have become known as the “underwriter next door,” because our associates are always easy to reach and our processes are, at all times, quick and straightforward. Our agency application process is fast and transparent for qualified agents.
NATIC offers a one-hour underwriting response guarantee that is unparallelled in our industry. In addition, we value our agents based on their title industry knowledge and experience, not just on profits alone.
Learn the risks and underwriting requirements associated with title vested from a variety of foreclosure sales, including HOA, DOT and tax foreclosures.

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Our victim this week comes from the opposite end of the country as our guest last week. Shes no newcomer to interviews either 🙂 Please welcome Rachel Sparks!
Rachel Sparks grew up in South Carolina. With a degree in Early Childhood education and one in social work, she brings those skills to the table to write stories involving strong female characters, current social issues, a sprinkling of romance and powerful storylines.
On the 2007 Preditors and Editors Readers Poll “Factor Of Love” ranked 14 out of 201 romance novels.
Also in March 2008 Rachel appeared on Your Carolina WSPA-TV 7.
I have been writing since I was 7 years old…poems and little stories. I have always had stories running around in my head. My mom was a reader and she taught me to love to read and books.
Well my son is 22 now and he also has 3 published novels.
That my books will help someone and also will enjoy a little romance and suspense too.
Self-publishing because I keep the rights to my books and control everything.
After finding traditional publishing with too many rules and so forth, I discovered Lulu. They are some wonderful people and publishing was a so fun and exciting.
My main characters are average people who go through some tough situations. I want readers to love them and root for them and sometime get mad at them.
I listen to dvds when I write.
Thank so much Rachel for joining us this week! You can follow Rachel on her blog or Facebook. Her books can also be found on Amazon and Lulu.

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I see it too often – friends and clients who are attached to the idea that they will be “complete” when they meet “the one”. I used to believe it too until I found myself single at age 47 and realised that I needed to fall in love with myself and my own life before I invited anyone into it. There are a lot of myths out there about being single that most of us take on as truth – but they aren’t truth – they’re a belief held in the collective unconscious. I have defined them below as 5 myths.
Yes, and you will also be unhappy! Relationships come with just as much pain and sadness as being single. When we accept the truth that happiness is a choice we can make independent of our outside circumstances, we can choose to be happy as a single person. All around us we are getting messages from the media and other people that romance will complete us – it never will, until we complete ourselves.
We are each perfect, whole and complete as an individual, and perfectly capable of being happy and fulfilled as a single person. When we realise that we have all that we need within us, that we don’t need to be fixed, that we can nurture ourselves and love ourselves better than anybody else can, we can let go of this belief.
While being single is a great time to go within, get to know yourself and heal from past relationships, it’s also a time to be embraced fully and to do all the things you want to do. Explore your passions and your gifts, take up an interest, re-educate and become a better version of yourself. The fact is, not all of us is going to meet the right person in this lifetime. When we accept that, we begin living the life we want to live, instead of waiting for Mr. Right to give us the life we want.
Loneliness is a feeling that comes from within us. It may be triggered when we are alone, but we can also feel lonely when we are in a relationship. I know I often felt lonely when I was married to a workaholic. When we are single, we are open to many other relationships which can fulfil our needs – close friends, colleagues, like-minded people, family members – each of them has something to give us. Loneliness is something we need to make friends with. Sometimes we need to just sit with ourselves, feel the loneliness and tell ourselves it’s ok. Becoming your own best friend is the best gift you can ever give yourself.
One of the most popular questions I’m asked when giving a reading is “Is he The One?” My short answer is “If you need to ask me that, then he probably isn’t”. My other short answer is “There is no such thing as The One”. There will be positives and negatives in any relationship, and you are going to meet people who are more capable of meeting your needs than others, but nobody will ever be “perfect” for you, because on an earthly level, none of us are perfect! Believing in “The One”, “True Love” and “Soul Mates” can put an overly idealised romantic expectation on another human being. When we attempt to put anyone on a pedestal and they disappoint us (which they will inevitably do from time to time), they have a long way to fall. Let go of the myth that you have to meet “The One” and instead have a more grounded, realistic approach when deciding if someone is suitable as a long-term partner.
I hope I haven’t burst your romantic bubble – it’s not meant to. I’m a great believer in romance – but life can be romantic without a partner as well as with a partner. Life can be amazing as a single person. I’ve been in a relationship now for three years with a wonderful man, but I do find myself poignantly looking back at my mid-life single years with wonderful memories and no regrets. There was a lot of growth, a lot of fun, a lot of friends and the world was my oyster.


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Pesche’s hosts informal learning experiences, seminars and special events throughout the year. Learn about topics such as tree pruning, lawn care, fruit trees and veggie planting from our gardening experts.
Easter Egg Hunt and Pictures with the Bunny!
Bunny Bites and Juice provided.

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


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Effective 2019, master's and DNP applicants are only considered for fall admission.
In addition to meeting the general requirements for graduate admission to Hunter College, applicants to nursing graduate programs must meet the following program requirements. More specific information may be available on the fact sheet for the program in which you are interested.
Please note that these are the minimum requirements in order to be considered for admission—meeting them does not guarantee admission. Some of our programs and specializations receive many more applications than we can accept, making admission competitive.
To submit an application, candidates must apply online. Information on the application process is available from the Hunter College Office of Graduate Admissions.
A bachelor's degree in nursing from an accredited program with a minimum GPA of 3.0 or above (both cumulative and in the nursing major). Please note that grades in all undergraduate coursework—in all institutions attended—are included in computing the cumulative GPA.
Statement of purpose of approximately 500 words clearly identifying why the applicant seeks admission to the particular specialization to which she or he is applying. Applicants are encouraged to approach this personal statement thoughtfully and to write as clearly as possible. Faculty are particularly interested in a statement that reflects a clear understanding of the specialization you have chosen, as well as why you have chosen it.
The statement of purpose for the dual-degree program in Nursing Administration/Urban Policy and Leadership requires two parts (details here).
US Citizenship or Permanent Residency status. International applicants who need an F-1 or J-1 Visa currently are not eligible for this program.
The DNP program is open to registered nurses with a bachelor's or master's degree in nursing. Applicants with a prior master's degree in nursing from an accredited program may be admitted with advanced standing. Based on an individual assessment of their prior graduate record, (1) required coursework may be reduced by up to 42 credits for the same or equivalent coursework completed for the master's degree with a grade of B or better; and (2) relevant supervised clinical hours completed for the master's degree may be counted toward the 1000 supervised clinical hours required for the DNP degree.
A bachelor's degree in nursing from an accredited program with a minimum GPA of 3.5 (both cumulative and in the nursing major). Please note that grades in all undergraduate coursework—in all institutions attended—are included in computing the cumulative GPA.
Completion of an undergraduate statistics course and a discrete undergraduate nursing research course.
New York State RN license and current registration.
Graduate GPA of 3.5 or higher.
National certification at an advanced level (i.e., requiring a graduate degree) from a national nursing certifying body.
Satisfactory written descriptions of career goals and capstone project interests.
The GRE is not required for admission into the DNP program.
For additional information, please contact the coordinator of the specific graduate program you are interested in.


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December and the party season is here! If though you want a break from festivities, there is a few jobs to do in the garden.
There will be Dogwoods with their yellow or red stems (Cornus alba sp.), Calacarpa with purple fruits, Mountain Ash (Sorbus) Cotoneaster, and Pyracantha with their yellow or red berries and Viburnum Fragrans with it’s delicate, perfumed pink flowers on bare stems. Plants to look for now to give winter colour next year will be Christmas Rose (Hellebores), Mexican orange blossom (Choisya), Quince (Chaenomeles), Witchhazel (Hamemellis Mollis), Viburnum Tinus and Sarcococca.
Cyclamen can provide colour year on year. They are relatively easy to grow and can be bought in pots ready to plant out. They prefer well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter, and away from full sun ideally in dappled shade. Plant in groups of 3 or 5 spaced at 150mm apart. Given time they will naturalise.
Gentians are another easy to grow plant that will flower well at this time of year. Gentians offered at nurseries tend to be G. sino-ornata. These prefer well-drained soil with plenty of leaf-mould and lime-free. (the leaves will turn yellow) They are available now in pots in garden centres.
Bulbs that were potted up in September for Christmas flowering will need to be brought out into the light and be kept moist. Likewise if you want to bring on prepared early bulbs for the spring then these will need potting up and placing in a cool dark place for about 6-8 weeks and will also need to be moist.
Continue to clear leaves especially from lawns. If you are thinking of burning them, check any existing piles for hibernating animals, especially hedgehogs, before you set fire to them. Protect evergreens that are susceptible to damage from winds and frost. Particularly early flowering Daphne, camellias and pieris by draping fleece over them and tying it in to keep it there. Place straw mulch over strawberries, paeonia and the like to protect them from hard ground frosts – it’s better to be safe than sorry.
When all the leaves have finally dropped from the apple and pear trees you can prune them. It’s much easier to see the framework. When completed a winter wash will help to reduce the number of over wintering eggs of aphids etc. hatching out in the spring. Be mindful of spray drift. If the trees are in a lawn area, then place a ring of polythene or similar to protect the grass as excessive solution on the lawn will burn it.
Prune back herbaceous plants. Mulching over the ground with well-rotted manure will replace some of the food taken out during the season. Split and divide any old or tired plants. The best way is to lift the whole clump, place two forks back to back in the middle and then force them apart. Split them up as many times as necessary relative to the space available or conversely the space you wish to fill up. In some cases, such as aster, the new plants will be around the outside. Discard the middle and use the young plants for re-planting. Before re-planting mix in compost with fish blood and bone to help establish a good root system.
Don’t forget your garden friendly birds in December. You will have plenty to eat, make sure they have. Apart from the array of feeders and treats in the shops for our feathered friends, a simple, cheap source of food (and amusement to all onlookers) is a coconut. Instructions are fairly simple – buy coconut, crack in half, hang upside down on a bird table or tree branch. You’ll need to give it a few days to go mouldy and dry before you get any visitors though.
Finally, it leaves me to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.


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Understanding how touching affects you is better than misinterpreting it. Through touch, the powerful life energy of a strong, loving person will 'naturally' flow into the field of a weak, low energy person (see the life energy measuring device in the back pages of this book). When you touch someone with the intention to benefit them, you often evoke similar, positive emotions in them, and a therapeutic effect can result.
Choose your quartz crystal by the way it 'feels' to you. If a chipped and ugly one feels right, then that's the crystal for you. To start off, use a clear, single-terminated quartz crystal (it has only one point). Since your crystal picks up vibrations easily, it is necessary to initially cleanse it. You can pack your crystal in salt (preferably sea salt) or soak it in salt water for 7 days (1 tsp. sea salt to 1 qt. of pure water). You can put the crystal in running water (like a stream) or bury it in the earth for 7 days. The vibrations of painful emotions and health problems can be imparted to your crystal, so short cleansings are periodically necessary. For short cleansings, a 3-day period of any of the above procedures is sufficient. If your crystal is handled by someone, clear it with a salt solution soaking for 10-30 minutes. After cleansing, place your crystal in the direct dawn sunlight for 2 to 3 hours to charge and activate it with the life energy of the sun.
Sit or lie down in a comfortable, relaxed position and take a few deep, abdominal breaths. Do Exercise -- Cleansing Breath For Better Health to charge up your body. Then completely relax yourself and tune into the energy radiating from your body (see the life energy measuring device in the back of the book). Imagine it pulsating in a wave-like action and sense the feeling of it emanating from your body. Now imagine that you are expanding this energy field to about 3 feet from your body. Put your conscious awareness into it and let it flow outward. Gradually expand it some more until it reaches 9 feet from your body. Visualize how this would look and continue to expand it even further to about 15 feet from your body. To assist the process, create an excited, positive, emotional attitude while doing it.
There is a life energy flowing and ebbing in each one of us, and our immune system is directly linked to this life energy stream. Your strength does not solely rely on the size of your muscles. There are many environmental factors that can vitalize or devitalize your body on subtle levels. With certain people, some factors carry more weight than others in their effect, hence the variability from individual to individual. If you choose to shield yourself from the debilitating effects of negative input, you can create a protective word or visual image to act as your anchor to do so. For instance, you might reiterate to yourself the word, strong, while stepping into a visual image of yourself BEING strong. The higher your life energy, the more protection you will have from negative factors. By raising your own life energy, you correspondingly help to raise the energy of those around you as well.


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If you’re a buyer or seller and your agent seems to be coasting through a transaction that’s actually good news! A real estate agents reality is that no deal is easy and if its perceived by their client that it’s easy then in fact the agent truly has done a great job. Gone are the days of a buyer calling up, the agent showing a home, writing the deal and it closes. This is an agents dream but rarely is it reality!
Transactions nowadays are more complex than ever. As a seller you definitely don’t want to believe your home is sold merely after receiving an accepting an offer. The truth is that after an offer is accepted is really when things start happening. Check out our article Home Buying Process – Timeline & Paperwork to learn more about the home buying process from a buyer’s perspective.
Once an offer is accepted for the buyer or from a seller, many wheels start turning. Timelines for inspections and due diligence start and escrow begins their process. Think the negotiations are over, not a chance! Buyers and sellers will often be presented with mortgage issues, appraisal values, repair requests and other items along the way that the buyer and seller will need to work through. Guess who gets to facilitate and negotiate those requests?
Along the way an agent may also have to deal with the credit worthiness of a buyer. Nothings worse in a transaction for all parties involved than to find out the buyer cannot qualify. This is an injustice to your buyer if you as an agent haven’t pushed to ensure their properly and fully qualified. The buyer may be out thousands from inspections, appraisal fees and other items and later to find out they really didnt qualify for a loan is just bad business.
There is never a time that an agent can and definitely shouldn’t ever sit back and relax in the middle of a transaction. An agent hoping that things will just work out in the end will probably never close a deal, agents and their staff if they have one need to be active and involved along the way to ensure a smooth closing for their clients. Most often there will be items that come up along the way and there is a certain expectation of these items. Experienced agents will already know about how to address many things and plan to handle them quickly and efficiently.
For more information on the activities of real estate agents and a real estate agents reality, please contact us or leave a comment below. We’d appreciate the opportunity to assist you!


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Colin had had a good sleep in the elder Zora's cave. He woke up, brushed himself off and went down to a fish breakfast, to discover that the hospitable Zora DID like to talk.
"When my grandfather was still alive, he used t'tell me that Zoras used their electrical defence a lot more than spears. But they stopped using it, something called 'drawbacks'. Had to be close to an enemy, could hurt nearby friends and endanger wildlife...I think the third one was pushing it. Anyway, everybody went to using spears, and no-one thinks of giving anything a good zap anymore. That's too bad...It was real handy for dealing wit' Desbrekos and stuff like that...I'm talkin' yer ear off, ain't I?"
Colin nodded. Apparently the elder seemed determined to make up for his silence.
"Sorry. I was always like that. My mother once said - she was a good dame - that I could chatter a Desbreko t' death and still have time to talk - she could say a lot too, I think it runs in the family. Grandpa showed me how t'zap, but I'm no warrior, I'm a fisherman, so I don't use it so much-"
Suddenly a scream that seemed to rend the water around them burst out.
"I know that scream..." The Elder was probably going to name the screamer when she dove in.
"Isais!" she gasped. "You better stay in here...There's a serpent swimming around! Never seen anything like it! It's huge! I barely got out with my life!"
"A Serpent?" Isais asked "But there ain't no serpents in Lake Hylia, I thought we drove 'em all out seasons ago-"
The frantic Zora was in no mood for Isais' ramblings. "Go out and see for yourself, talker!"
Isais and Colin slipped carefully to the mouth of the cave. Colin couldn't see anything at first, but soon a long shape swam out of the darkness. It was a huge serpent, a green coated slimy creature that swam through the murkiness seeking its meal. It's face was the serpent mask that Colin had stole.
Colin gritted his teeth. Majora again. That little psychopath was endangering countless innocents for the sake of his games. He would pay soon, he would have to.
Isais grabbed Colin and dragged him back into the cave. "No no, we don't want 'im to see us now, do we?"
"We should make a dash for the Zora palace; Ralis might be able to...AAAGGHHHH!"
Faster than they could blink, the serpent's massive head had blasted into the small cave, it's teeth snapping for a meal. It could only get it's head in, but that was almost enough. The huge head snapped at the three Zoras, trapped like rats in a cage.
When Colin suddenly activated his electricity. The crackling light hurt the serpent painfully, and it drew it's head out of the cave, stunned.
"What happened -" The female Zora was about to ask Colin when Isais grabbed both of them and darted out of the cave, past the stunned monster.
"There's a cave tunnel that leads to the palace. The monster won't be able to follow us, but we got to HURRY!"
Colin wasn't about to argue.
Sudden screams coming from the castle interrupted his train of thought and caused him to speed up. He arrived at the gate in record time to see several panicked masses.
"Thank goodness you're back! A mud monster has been wreaking havoc in town!""It tore down the shops!""Made a mess of my new dress!""AGITHA!""Our spears were useless...maybe you can come up with something?"
Link gulped. So much for leaving without the town coming to an end. He ran into the town, half knowing exactly what to do.
He saw it in the centre square, close to the mask shop. It was a shapeless creature that seemed to be sloshing and smucking around aimlessly, miserable and monstrous. Upon seeing Link, a pseudopod that vaguely resembled an arm stretched out towards Link.
Link moved quickly. Wasting no time, he grabbed the white arrows he had collected in the Hero's tomb and fired at the mud mass. The light shone, and the pseudopod hardened into a cold rock mass before shattering.
Without an arm, the mud monster seemed to become more agitated than before. It sludged towards Link, extending another mud blast in a missile towards the hero. Link shattered it with another Ice arrow.
The monster was now less than a third of it's size. It seemed to be smaller than even Link, it's mud splatter dripping onto the ground.
The door opened to reveal the salesman in his swirling coat and calm smile.
"You're back...did you find it? The treasure?"
Link held up the Ocarina. This seemed to make the Salesman joyfully happy.
"You have it! You have it!" The Happy Mask salesman danced a jig on the porch of his shop. "Wonderful! Marvellous! Come in, I'll teach you what you need to know..."
Link was about to follow him in when he turned around suddenly.
"Oh, and bring Mak in, if you could."
Mak? Link turned to the mud monster encased harmlessly in ice. This was the bully? Link took the ice and slid it into the Happy Mask shop behind the salesman, curious as to what he needed to know.

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They are there for the reason you need them to be..
Believe it, it is real.. But only for a season.
Beautiful sentiment and a lot of truth there. It all comes down to living each moment and appreciating the blessings of friends, family, and the world around you. It can change in an instant so we need to appreciate and be thankful now.
hi Ivonne. thanks so much for your comments. lovely to hear from you. anything i can help you with? take care honey.
lovely words at a time when I am dealing with personal demons.


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The ipsnap.dll is a IP Routing Management Snapin.
This file is part of Microsoft® Windows® Operating System. Ipsnap.dll is developed by Microsoft Corporation. It’s a system and hidden file. Ipsnap.dll is usually located in the %SYSTEM% sub-folder and its usual size is 808,448 bytes.
The ipsnap.dll process is safe and disabling it can be dangerous, because programs on your computer need it to work correctly.


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“Union of Informed Citizens” NGO organized an Autumn School on Fact-Checking Journalism in Tsaghkadzor on September 21-24. The lectures were delivered by leading media experts from Armenia and abroad. In particular, lecturers included Alexey Nabozhnyak from the Ukrainian “StopFake” media outlet, Taras Ilkiv from “Internews-Ukraine”, Artak Manukyan, economist, head of “National Center for Public Policy Research” NGO, Hrant Galstyan from “Hetq” online newspaper, and Boris Navasardyan from Yerevan Press Club. The journalists of Union of Informed Citizens’ SUT.am media outlet also shared their experience. Union of Informed Citizens’ economic expert Andranik Manukyan and lawyer Edgar Hakobyan also made presentations.
The event is aimed at developing professional skills of both experienced and beginner journalists and students in fact-checking journalism.

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There are a total of 25 assisted living facilities in DOVER, New Jersey area. This list includes DOVER senior housing, assisted senior living communities and residential care homes for the elderly. DOVER assisted senior living facilities also provide dementia and Alzheimer's care (also known as memory care in DOVER, NJ).
The Dwelling Place At Saint Clare's is an assisted living community in Dover, New Jersey. It can provide senior living to a maximum of 28 senior citizens at a time. It is located at 400 West Blackwell St, 07801 zip code in Morris county. The Dwelling Place At Saint Clare's helps older adults who require help with daily living tasks. The Dwelling Place At Saint Clare's is a state-licensed senior living facility with License # NJ11402L.
Saint Clare's Hospital - Dover provides assisted living in Morris county, New Jersey. It contains a total of 15 assisted living apartments for senior citizens. Saint Clare's Hospital - Dover provides affordable, pet-friendly assisted elderly housing and is located at 400 West Blackwell Street, Dover, New Jersey 07801.
Regency Grande Nursing And Rehabilitation Center is an upscale senior living facility in Dover, New Jersey. It supports a total of 155 assisted living units. Regency Grande Nursing And Rehabilitation Center is available to all Morris county elderly adult residents in need of assisted living. Regency Grande Nursing And Rehabilitation Center is situated at 65 North Sussex Street in Dover, New Jersey.
Merry Heart Of Boonton Township is a residential care facility in Boonton Township, New Jersey, located at 199 Powerville Road in 07005 zip code. It provides memory care and assisted living throughout Morris county in New Jersey. Merry Heart Of Boonton Township has a total of 117 assisted living apartment units.
Juniper Village At Chatham is an elderly assisted housing facility in Chatham, New Jersey. Juniper Village At Chatham is located at 500 Southern Boulevard, 07928 zip code and provides assisted living to all Morris county elderly residents. It provides 134 senior living units in total.
Brighton Gardens Of Florham Park is an assisted senior living community in Florham Park, New Jersey, located in the Morris county area. Brighton Gardens Of Florham Park is directly located at 21 Ridgedale Avenue in the 07932 zip code area. It has a maximum capacity of 132 assisted senior housing units.
Heath Village is an elderly care and living facility in Hackettstown, New Jersey. It is conveniently located at 430 Schooley's Mountain Rd in the 07840 zip code area. Heath Village is an excellent choice for Morris senior citizen residents who are looking for residential care, assisted living or dementia care. It has 99 senior assisted living apartments in total.
Saint Francis Residential Community is an assisted living facility in Denville, New Jersey in Morris county. It is best suited for elderly seniors who require daily living help in 07834 zip code area. Saint Francis Residential Community is situated at 122 Diamond Spring Rd. . It includes 132 assisted senior living apartment units.
Brightview Randolph is an assisted living community in Randolph, New Jersey. It provides housing and care to elderly Morris county residents and is located at 175 Quaker Church Road in 07869 zip code. Brightview Randolph includes a total of 75 assisted living units.
Cheshire Home is an assisted living facility in Florham Park, New Jersey. It can house a maximum of 35 elderly adults at a time. It is located at 9 Ridgedale Ave, 07932 zip code in Morris county. Cheshire Home helps senior citizens who need help with daily living tasks. Cheshire Home is a state-licensed assisted living facility with License # 061421.
The Oaks At Denville - Assisted Living provides senior living in Morris county, New Jersey. It contains a total of 34 assisted living apartments for 55 and older adults. The Oaks At Denville - Assisted Living provides affordable, pet-friendly assisted elderly housing and is located at 19 Pocono Road, Denville, New Jersey 07834.
Fox Trail Memory Care Living Montville is an upscale senior living facility in Montville, New Jersey. It supports a total of 15 assisted living units. Fox Trail Memory Care Living Montville is available to all Morris county elderly residents in need of assisted living. Fox Trail Memory Care Living Montville is situated at 55 River Road in Montville, New Jersey.
Sunrise Assisted Living Of Morris Plains is a residential care facility in Morris Plains, New Jersey, located at 209 Littleton Road in 07950 zip code. It provides memory care and assisted living throughout Morris county in New Jersey. Sunrise Assisted Living Of Morris Plains has a total of 108 assisted living apartment units.
Merry Heart Nursing Home is an elderly assisted housing facility in Succasunna, New Jersey. Merry Heart Nursing Home is located at 200 Rt 10 West, 07876 zip code and provides assisted living to all Morris county elderly residents. It provides 113 senior living units in total.
Garden Terrace Nursing Home is an assisted senior living community in Chatham, New Jersey, located in the Morris county area. Garden Terrace Nursing Home is directly located at 361 Main Street in the 07928 zip code area. It has a maximum capacity of 34 assisted senior housing units.
Beverwyck House Of Merry Heart is an elderly care and living facility in Parsippany, New Jersey. It is conveniently located at 420 S Beverwyck Road in the 07054 zip code area. Beverwyck House Of Merry Heart is an excellent choice for Morris senior citizen residents who are looking for residential care, assisted living or dementia care. It has 24 senior assisted living apartments in total.
Sunrise Assisted Living Of Madison is an assisted living facility in Madison, New Jersey in Morris county. It is best suited for older adults who need daily living help in 07940 zip code area. Sunrise Assisted Living Of Madison is situated at 215 Madison Avenue. It includes 97 assisted senior living apartment units.
The Villa At Florham Park is an assisted living facility in Florham Park, New Jersey. It can provide senior living to a maximum of 21 older adults at a time. It is located at 190 Park Avenue, 07932 zip code in Morris county. The Villa At Florham Park helps 55+ adults who require help with daily living tasks. The Villa At Florham Park is a state-licensed assisted living facility with License # NJ60A010.
Victoria Mews Assisted Living provides assisted living in Morris county, New Jersey. It contains a total of 107 assisted living apartments for elderly adults. Victoria Mews Assisted Living provides affordable, pet-friendly assisted elderly housing and is located at 51 North Main Street, Boonton Township, New Jersey 07005.
Lincoln Park Renaissance Rehab & Nursing Center is an upscale assisted living facility in Lincoln Park, New Jersey. It supports a total of 189 assisted living units. Lincoln Park Renaissance Rehab & Nursing Center is available to all Morris county elderly residents in need of assisted living. Lincoln Park Renaissance Rehab & Nursing Center is situated at 521 Pine Brook Road in Lincoln Park, New Jersey.
Sunrise Assisted Living Of Randolph is an elderly assisted housing facility in Randolph, New Jersey. Sunrise Assisted Living Of Randolph is located at 648 Route 10, 07869 zip code and provides assisted living to all Morris county elderly residents. It provides 100 senior living units in total.
Assisted Living Facilities in DOVER, NJ. List of all of the best assisted living, senior living and elderly housing options in DOVER for 2019.


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You may not be directly involved with Blue Ridge anymore but you are still part of the community!
You spent your time, money, emotional and physical energy, and probably some of your sanity to keep this league going. So from the current Blue Ridge to the Blue Ridge members of the past: Thank You!
In an attempt to get a current contact list of all Blue Ridge Alumni please fill out this form and send to any past member you know that would be interested in keeping in touch with what is going on with the league.
We will likely send an alumni email out once a quarter to let you know what is going on - so we won't bug you too much!


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| BEACHSIDE & BEAUTIFUL with INCOME POTENTIAL!
BEACHSIDE & BEAUTIFUL with INCOME POTENTIAL!
PRICED TO SELL FAST ….. This gorgeous home is a brilliant opportunity for the astute buyer but you’ll need to act quickly because at this price it will be sold soon!
Perfectly positioned within an easy stroll to the Rosebud Foreshore, shops and cool cafes, this fabulously renovated home offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the lifestyle Rosebud and our beautiful Mornington Peninsula is famous for.
Well designed and superbly presented, the 3 bedroom home also offers a fully self contained bungalow at the rear of the property currently set up for holiday let though it also provides the opportunity to accommodate in-laws, teenagers, guests or a home office.
An absolutely gorgeous self contained unit in a delightful Balinese inspired garden setting. Offering 1 bedroom, full kitchen/diner, stunning bathroom, separate loungeroom and available FULLY FURNISHED.
Additional features include split system heating and cooling, fully landscaped grounds, great street appeal, new fences, single carport, outdoor shower, lovely outdoor entertaining areas and stylish presentation.
On a block size of approx; 395sqm, this impressive property is superbly located only 2 minutes from Peninsula Link and also on the doorstep of some award-winning restaurants including the Jackalope, Foxy’s Hangout, St Andrews Beach Brewery, Cape Schank Resort, the Arthurs Seat Eagle as well as the Peninsula Hot Springs, brilliant golf courses and some of the best beaches on the Peninsula – the position is Gold!


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Ginger and salmon blend together perfectly. You'll enjoy the flavor almost as much as you will the health benefits!
Combine ginger, garlic, soy sauce, orange juice, and Stevia in a bag.
Add the salmon and onions to the bag and let sit a few hours to marinate, flipping the bag after 1.5 hours.
Cook salmon on grill until it flakes easily with a fork.
While cooking, brush salmon with any excess marinade.
When done, sprinkle with orange rind and serve.