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Alyssa turns 16 this month and she’s a really sweet kid. The most trouble I have from her is when she forgets to do a chore or when she’s being rude to her brother or sister. I’m really blessed when it comes down to it -— she and her two siblings are very little trouble. But, as a parent, your heart still stops when you get a text like that.
I guess I’m a little over-sensitive to this right now because of my recent interactions with parents at many of my parent workshops. I’m finding that a lot of parents have been surprised by their teenagers lately… and not in a good way.
Two weeks ago a mom pulled me aside after one of my workshops and told me the story of her 15-year-old daughter who attends a local Christian school. Her daughter seemed fine. “She just was busy babysitting and hanging out at her friends’ house a lot.” Turns out that she became addicted to amphetamines (prescription meds stolen from a medicine cabinet where she babysat). Mom didn’t have a clue.
This mom isn’t alone. I can’t tell you how many times parents have come up to me and told me, “I had no idea my daughter was into this!” And then they tell me a sobering story of how their daughter starting hanging out with the wrong crowd, began drinking socially, drinking opened the door to some drug use, and now she has to be admitted to a drug treatment facility.
Parents seem to never see it coming.
Numerous adults are oblivious to what is happening in youth culture today. Drinking is on the rise again with young people, especially young girls. In a recent “Partnership for a Drug Free America” study, the number of middle and high school girls who say they drink has increased by 11 percent in the past year. Fifty-nine percent of young girls say they drink (we just wrote an entire Youth Culture Window article on this subject).
And that’s just it — parents shouldn’t ever just assume that their kids are beyond getting into trouble. Parents need to be in their kids’ lives enough to know where they are at, who their kids’ friends are, becoming familiar with the music their kids listen to, and knowing the TV shows they watch—even co-watching with them.
Don’t misunderstand: this doesn’t mean over-react and imprison your kids in the basement -— far from it. You don’t need to be a helicopter parent, but I think that so many parents are afraid of being too clingy or strict so they do the total opposite. They let their kids do whatever they want.
The best present that a parent can give their teenager is to “be present.” Parents who invest time into their kids — talking with them, hanging out with them, co-viewing media together — these parents are much more in tune with where their kids are, who they’re with and what they’re doing. These parents can make more informed decisions when helping their kids learn to make choices.
Jonathan provides parents with sensible real world advice on how they can “be present” and build values with their kids in his hilarious yet practical book, Candid Confessions of an Imperfect Parent.


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Tuesday, November 27, 2018 by: Isabelle Z.
(Natural News) Other toxins might be deadlier, but lead remains hugely concerning to many people given its prevalence in our surroundings and the fact that no amount of it is safe for humans. Despite being banned for more than two decades, people are still coming into contact with it regularly in older products and buildings. It was once used in paint, building components and gasoline, and people can still be exposed through dust, contaminated soil, and deteriorating paint.

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Humans, stop pestering octopus. Pester squid instead: giant squid diving expedition.
Join us for an adventure that fewer than 20 divers a year get to experience, an underwater encounter with the Giant Squid (Dosidicus gigas) otherwise known as Red Demon squids in Mexico. Growing up to seven feet long, 150+ pounds and occasionally bigger—possibly much bigger these are the pinnacle predator of the ocean. An apex predator that even sharks stay clear of.

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Eating healthy all the time during the festive period is highly unlikely. However, if you use some of the tips in this article and make a few key food substitutions you can avoid piling on the Christmas pounds.
While ham may taste like salty goodness, there isn’t anything good about the amount of artery-clogging fat that this pig will bring to the table.
Healthy Alternative: Skinless white meat turkey: 135 calories.
Turkey is a good source of protein and, without the skin, is low in fat. It provides B vitamins, which you need for energy production.
The skin on a turkey, or any other roasted poultry, is where most of the fat is. If you remove the skin you can save around 40kcal per portion. Light meat also has slightly fewer calories than dark meat, so choose breast instead of leg or thigh.
Okay, so salmon may not be the new Christmas mascot just yet, but it should be — not only is salmon low in calories, it’s also high in heart disease fighting omega-3-fatty acid.
While pie sure sounds sweet, it’s desserts like this that keep cardiologists in business. Just one slice contains about a quarter of the average male’s daily-recommended intake of calories.
Like a holiday gift sent down from heaven, dried raisins is tasty enough to satisfy your sweet tooth, yet low in calories.
Don’t even bother. There’s no point in taking something that could potentially be good for you and smothering it in salt and fat, canceling out almost all of its nutritional value.
Leave out the word “candied,” and sweet potatoes are once again a healthy food choice. Packed with vitamin A and beta carotene, baked sweet potatoes are a great addition to a low-fat holiday meal.
This cake, made with chopped candied fruit or dried fruit, and soaked in spirits, is high in Glycemic index that will cause a rapid rise in blood sugar levels.
Healthy Alternative: Fruit salad: 125 calories per cup.
If you’re going to make the effort to eat fruit in the first place, why not go that extra mile and eat the real thing? Not only is it refreshing, delicious and popular with the ladies, but fruit salad is high in vitamins and antioxidants which will help to fight off harmful free radicals in your body.

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This is a 5L fermenting crockpot made by Zaklady Ceramiczne Boleslawiec at their factory in Boleslawiec, Poland. This is the oldest and most reputable ceramics factory in Poland. The 5L fermenting crockpot is available in two colours, traditional brown and olive green. They are made of porcelain clay with a food safe glaze, guaranteed to be lead and cadmium free. They are designed with straight sides and with a moat into which the lid is placed. This moat is filled with water and is a natural way of ensuring the pots are air tight, yet allows the carbon dioxide, which is produced during fermentation, to escape.
Crockpots and fermented food have a history of being part of peasants’ fare. The pots have a slightly rustic appearance. Although they are beautifully finished, often they have tiny unevenness in the glaze. This in no way interferes with the functioning or hygiene of the pots, but to our mind adds character and charm.
Any product made at Zaklady Ceramiczne Boleslawiec is stamped with the company’s logo on the base. If it doesn’t have the logo, it isn’t authentic. Genuine Zaklady Ceramiczne Boleslawiec crockery is made of porcelain clay to a very high quality. It is also made to satisfy the European Union requirements for food containers. This guarantees that the glaze does not contain the heavy metals lead and cadmium. Other countries do not necessarily have these strict requirements. Marketing words such as “imported from … ” pretty much tell you that the product is not made in that country, which begs the question “Where was it made?” If you find a fermenting crockpot that says “Made in … “, do a bit more research to find whether other Australian importers of that pot also say “Made in …”. If they don’t, then it is likely the importer is mistaken and that does not originate from the exporting country.
All crockpots come with 2 heavy unglazed ceramic weights to hold the vegetables down under the brine. Some people keep a couple of the outer cabbage leaves to lay on top of the cabbage and brine to hold down any tiny bits of shredded cabbage that float to the surface. This is not necessary, but you do end up with a couple of beautifully fermented cabbage leaves that you can use to make cabbage rolls. People ask us about glass weights. We don’t supply them. We’ve made sauerkraut for many years and have never had any problem with the ceramic weights. However, some of our customers have, either because the weights have been put away damp or they live in a very humid area. For instructions on how to care for your weights, see our blog article Caring for Your Fermenting Stones.
How many cabbages in a 5L fermenting crockpot?
Often we are asked how many cabbages fit in a 5L fermenting crockpot. A reasonable question for people about to venture on their first sauerkraut making exercise with their new pot. However, the question is a bit difficult to answer as it depends on the size of your cabbages. As a rough estimate, I would say that you need about 2 medium to large sized cabbages to fill a 5 L pot. A 5L fermenting crockpot will usually be large enough for a small family.
Another, related, question is whether it is necessary to fill a pot. Our answer is that it is advisable to do so. The more cabbage you have in the pot, then the less air. Turning cabbage into sauerkraut is an anaerobic process, that is the process requires no air. Mould however grows on the surface of moist organic material that has contact with air. To give the lactobacillus the chance to grow a good sauerkraut making environment that is hostile to moulds, you need to exclude as much air as possible.
Look in the Recipe section of our Blog to find our collection of fermentation recipes.
Note: The weights given here are approximate because there is a large component of the crockpot making process which is hand made. Our pots therefore vary in weight.

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It’s hard to miss the scotch collection in Rich Cardenas’ home, featured in our November 2018 issue, so we asked Rich to give us tips and advice for beginners, wannabes, and whisky-lovers alike for building your own scotch collection.
A Wall Street Journal list 15 years ago of five best bottles of scotch kicked off Rich’s quest.
Among other gems, he also has a bottle of Van Winkles 23 and a repro bottle of Mackinlay’s Rare Old Highland Malt, the original malt whisky shipped to Antarctica in 1907 by explorer Ernest Shackleton and found a century later in his expedition hut.
Read 1001 Whiskeys You Must Taste Before You Die, one of the best books there is. It’s so comprehensive that you can learn everything there is to know about scotch, bourbon, and Canadian and Irish whisky. It’s like a bible for scotch drinkers.
Alcohol Aficionado and Whisky Advocate are a couple of my go-to places for scotch reviews. Annually, the Wall Street Journal puts out a list of the year’s top scotches.
Start with blended scotches first as they tend to be smoother. Personally, I don’t have a taste for blended scotches. For a single malt, Macallan is real smooth. You could start with that.
From there, buy three bottles of the scotches you like: one to drink now, one to save for a later time and one to keep.
Taste just one scotch at a time. Whatever scotch you decide to try, that should be the only scotch you are tasting that evening.
Sip scotch, don’t down it in one fell swoop. The point is, you are trying to understand the different flavors.
Drink single malt scotch neat—no ice. You could put a drop or two of water in your glass of scotch to open up the flavor.
Nowadays you can find 50 percent of what you are looking for at BevMo. Online, I can find 90 percent of what I am looking for at Park Avenue Liquor Shop. Another great place online is The Whisky Exchange.
As for bars, OB Noodle House has a scotch collection five times bigger than what I have. And I’m amazed at what Seven Grand in North Park carries. Unlike 15 years ago, it seems that almost every bar has good selections.

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Vitamin C can support normal immune system function and diamine oxidase (DAO), an enzyme that metabolises and inactivates excess histamine.
A key centrepiece of this innovative formula is its novel focus on Nrf2, our body’s master antioxidant switch, which regulates over 200 genes involved in detoxification. Both DIM and quercetin have been shown to help support Nrf2 activity.

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Maintenance optimisation for wind turbines.
Wind is becoming an increasingly important source of energy for countries that ratify to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases and mitigate the effects of global warming. Investments in wind farms are affected by inter-related assets and stakeholders’ requirements. These requirements demand a well-founded Asset Management (AM) frame-work which is currently lacking in the wind industry. Drawing from processes, tools and techniques of AM in other industries, a structured model for AM in the wind industry is developed. The model divulges that maintenance is indispensable to the core business objectives of the wind industry. However, the common maintenance strategies applied to wind turbines are inadequate to support the current commercial drivers of the wind industry. Consequently, a hybrid approach to the selection of a suitable maintenance strategy is developed. The approach is used in a case study to demonstrate its practical application. Suitable Condition-Based Maintenance activities for wind turbines are determined. Maintenance optimisation is a means to determine the most cost-effective maintenance strategy. Field failure and maintenance data of wind turbines are collected and analysed using two quantitative maintenance optimisation techniques; Modelling System Failures (MSF) and Delay-Time Maintenance Model (DTMM). The MSF permits the evaluation of life-data samples and enables the design and simulation of a system’s model to determine optimum maintenance activities. Maximum Likelihood Estimation is used to estimate the shape (β) and scale (η) parameters of the Weibull distribution for critical components and subsystems of the wind turbines. Reliability Block Diagrams are designed using the estimated β and η to model the failures of the wind turbines and of a selected wind farm. The models are simulated to assess and optimise the reliability, availability and maintainability of the wind turbine and the farm. The DTMM examines equipment failure patterns by taking into account failure consequences, inspection time and cost in order to determine optimum inspection intervals. Defects rate (α) and mean delay-time (1/γ) of components and subsystems within the wind turbine are estimated. Optimal inspection intervals for critical subsystems of the wind turbine are then determined.

industry_corpus2: Power & Energy


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For me, this is the Salad of Salads. It is simple yet elegant and incredibly tasty. This salad could be a winner in your recipe collection. Serve a flavorful and juicy steak or a tender coral salmon with the avocado and tomato salad to create a fantastic light and healthy dinner.
For this salad I like to use a combination of small colorful tomatoes and avocado balls – they look like jewels on the bed of young green leaves. However, chunks of meaty heirloom tomatoes with chunks of the avocado will work as well.
Simple dressing will emphasize the harmony of the taste. Although homemade poppy seed or homemade honey-mustard dressing will also brighten this salad (recipes will come soon).
Arrange arugula or salad greens on a platter.
Add tomatoes on a bed of salad greens.
Cut the avocado in half lengthwise, remove the pit. With a melon or cookie spoon make balls from the avocado pulp. Add the avocado balls on the platter with the salad.
Drizzle avocado with lemon juice, sprinkle the salad with salt and black pepper.
If you wish you can add 1 pickling cucumber or ½ cucumber (or other cucumber).
I choose this salad for our Easter dinner this year. Actually I really like the idea of making balls from avocado. Thank you, Nina for your ideas and tips ????
This salad is an interesting addition to a traditional Easter menu. The avocado balls look very dressy here.
Have a wonderful Easter, Daria!

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At the end of the semester, I was so proud of my paper, and I felt it was the first time I could express my thoughts about math coherently, and it was a topic I truly enjoyed researching.
My favorite conference project would have to be “Applications of Group Theory to Chemistry,” which I did for my “Calculus II” class sophomore year. It entailed learning an entirely new field of mathematics and then applying that to chemical structures. Chemicals fit into specific structures. Graph theory studies how the symmetries on that object work and change the object or grant it certain properties. I wanted to know: If an object has a certain property, what does that mean for its chemical bonding? Is it more likely to bond with a certain chemical? Does it bend or stretch more easily?
My professor Dan King (mathematics) knew I was interested in the intersection of chemistry and group theory, so we started by reading as much as possible on the topic. Dan was wonderful at keeping my spirits up, helping me to verbalize my thoughts and work through the concepts I was learning. At the end of the semester, I was so proud of my paper, and I felt it was the first time I could express my thoughts about math coherently, and it was a topic I truly enjoyed researching. So receiving my evaluation from Dan continued to motivate me in other conference projects and later in my research funded by the National Science Foundation.
I’ll be starting a PhD in mathematics in the fall.

industry_corpus2: Math & Statistics


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Welcome to Maths Everywhere, an interactive learning tool to help deal with the numbers and calculations in everyday life.
Quick answers to common problems. From sharing a restaurant bill to repaying a loan; you input the numbers and let the tool do the maths!
Learn how to do the calculations for yourself. Watch, listen and learn as animated tutorials guide you through step-by-step explanations.
We are currently in BETA format and we'd love to hear your views re Maths Everywhere, by clicking the feedback button you can report any bugs and help us improve the app.

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Chip Pearson began managing Apple devices and services in 1995. He dedicated his career to helping organizations succeed with Apple.
Chip began his IT career in desktop support and product testing, selection, and deployment at US West Direct. He started his first business, the Foundation, in 1999. A few years later, Chip co-founded JAMF Software (now Jamf) with Zach Halmstad and acted as partner and co-CEO.
He currently serves as board chairman and works with strategic partners to solve problems facing Jamf customers. Chip earned a bachelor’s degree in geography from the University of Minnesota in 2016.

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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Welcome to the Yorkie Shoppe, where we cater to discriminating pups and their human companions. We have an amazing variety of items that have been handcrafted or donated by volunteers and supporters. Browse our front page specials or use the left navigation bar to locate specific categories for apparel, gifts and accessories.
Our goal is to ship orders within 36 hours of receipt. We use USPS Priority Mail Service which guarantees 2-3 day delivery service nationwide. Postage rates begin at $4.75 and are calculated based on the order total. Additional charges for heavier items may apply.
Thank you for your support. Yorkie Shoppe sales help to pay our vetting expenses and enable us to continue our rescue mission.


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Prices are effective February 15, 2018 and are subject to change without notice. Please call 913-631-7314 with questions. Payment is due at time of arrangements (or by credit card over the phone for pick up at a veterinary office). We will arrange for the authorization form to be completed in person or by email/fax.
*We do not have a crematory available for horses or very large pets.
Most pet parents choose to bring his/her pet to our facility. Please call to set up a time to meet us during our daytime business hours. We are not able to offer residential pick up of your pet.
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In tune with the state-of-the-art engineering innovations, we are occupied with offering Portable Weighbridge. Our offered product range is designed by our highly capable experts utilizing the most recent innovation to ensure customers full-proof requirements fulfillment. Offered products are highly appreciated among our clients due to their superior finishing and reliability. Furthermore, customers can get avail this weighbridge at market leading costs.
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I find upon waking up that hunger seems to engulf me, and thinking about nothing else but eating is always in my mind till my stomach is full. I hate to eat alone, so meeting a few people, and inviting them home,seemed to be the only thing to do.
A small note, I am not working for any designers therefore I am under no obligation to plug their wares, this is my SECOND LIFE blog.


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In many respects, agile development can already be considered a more efficient software development methodology – it’s hard to believe that this process can be accelerated even further. While there are a number of things that you need to do to properly manage the risk of agile development, the cornerstone of this process is the iteration document which describes the features you are implementing.
Generally speaking, in agile it really isn’t possible to estimate the project completion. This contrasts against other techniques such as waterfall where the completion of one project milestone is the beginning of the next major effort. In this regard, one might wonder if it is even necessary at all to estimate completion time for your iterations at all.
Client / Executive Management. These tend to be milestones that are important to the business or contract. If you don’t meet this deadline, the value of your application may quickly become irrelevant.
Project Dependency. On larger projects, your application or toolkit may have a dependency with another project. For example, the latest version of Microsoft Windows won’t ship until the Windows Calc team releases.
Arbitrary. These kinds of deadlines are generally set by the development team and don’t have any real consequences other than a potential for delivering late.
The first two deadlines don’t really require any estimation, so these are fairly easy to establish. Whether or not you are actually able to meet the delivery date is irrelevant, the software is required by the business and therefore must be completed on that date.
An arbitrary deadline, however, requires the development team to assess all of the potential tasks and using a time-line resolve how long they think it might take to complete. Unfortunately, the process is in fact rather time consuming and will likely require weekly or bi-weekly meetings where the team reevaluates the current status to determine if the deadline can be met.
Is this effort to estimate the project completion really worth the effort? You won’t finish developing any sooner, and if you have already prioritized you will already be working on the most important features first.
Using an agile development process, you can continue to implement as many features as possible until the date has been met. At that point, whatever capabilities are ready will be those that are representative of that release. Of course, the business may reassess the viability of the software if there are certain critical components missing and may choose to extend the date so that certain features can be finished.
Assuming there is any reasonable amount of development time available, the agile process ensures that you implement the most important features first. If your project has any estimates for delivery date, they should simply reflect when the business requires the program or when your project dependency must be met. There is no real need to consider these date estimates, simply accept that as your project completion milestone and begin implementing the most important features first.


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Which of the following statements as regards cash journal is/are correct? It is a tool for managing cash that supports posting of cash receipts and cash payments. You can create a cash journal for each currency. You can post to customer, vendor and G/L accounts. You can run several cash journals in each company code. Cash journal identification is a six-digit alphanumeric key.
You have to enter the appropriate values for the following fields in setting-up new cash journal for a company code. These are: Company code Cash journal identification key G/L accounts Currency Name of cash journal identification key Language key Document types.
You have to enter document types in setting-up new cash journal for a company code for the following: G/L account postings Outgoing payments to vendors Incoming payments to customers Outgoing payments to customers Incoming payments to vendors.
The standard business transaction categories offered by the system that you have to set up before you process different transactions within the cash journal are the following: Revenue postings Expense postings Accounts Receivable postings Accounts Payable postings Cash transfer from bank to cash journal Cash transfer from cash journal to bank Accrual postings.
Which of the following statements as regards creation of business transaction is/are correct? You can only define the new cash journal business transaction in Customizing. Set the co. code in which the business transaction should be created. You could always indicate the G/L account for a particular business transaction. You don't have to specify tax codes for business transactions E (Expense) and R (Revenue). You can indicate whether G/L account or tax code for the business transaction to be changed when the document is entered. You can set an indicator that blocks the business transaction for further postings. Upon saving, a number is assigned to the newly created business transaction. This number can be called up during document entry aside from its name.
Which of the following statements as regards cash journal posting business transaction is/are correct? You can process cash journal bus. transaction in a single screen (hence, Enjoy). You can save cash journal entries locally in the cash journal subledger, and copy or delete them. Entries saved are then posted to the G/L for example, at the end of the working day. You can print the cash journal entries you have saved and the entries posted in the time period displayed. You can copy and/or delete cash journal entries saved, but once deleted, you cannot display it anymore. You cannot enter checks in the cash journal.
Which of the following statements as regards cash journal document is/are correct? You can enter it with a document split. It can contain several items with different tax codes and/or account assignments relevant to cost accounting. When it is forwarded to Financial Accounting, only one accounting document is created. You can create a business transaction that is linked to a one-time account.

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This infographic presents statistics on the incidence, prevalence, warning signs and risk factors for perpetration of elder abuse. It include information specific to sexual abuse.
This infographic is a visual snapshot of some of the statistics included in the NSVRC publication “Sexual Violence in the Military: A Guide for Civilian Advocates.” See the guide for more in-depth information.
The report, Global and regional estimates of violence against women: Prevalence and health effects of intimate partner violence and non-partner sexual violence, represents the first systematic study of global data on the prevalence of violence against women -- both by partners and non-partners. Some 35% of all women will experience either intimate partner or non-partner violence. The study finds that intimate partner violence is the most common type of violence against women, affecting 30% of women worldwide. The study highlights the need for all sectors to engage in eliminating tolerance for violence against women and better support for women who experience it. New WHO guidelines, launched with the report, aim to help countries improve their health sector's capacity to respond to violence against women.
La infografía presenta hallazgos principales La prevención de la violencia sexual en comunidades latinas: Un estudio nacional de necesidades, un informe amplio que detalla las necesidades de defensoras(es) relacionadas con la violencia sexual en comunidades latinas.
Además de la infografía, el informe complete y el resumen ejecutivo están disponibles.
This infographic presents key findings from Preventing sexual violence in Latin@ communities: A national needs assessment, a comprehensive report that details advocates’ needs related to sexual violence in Latin@ communities.
In addition to the infographic, the full report and the executive summary are available.
The Urban Institute provides this infographic to demonstrate the prevalence of harassment through technology for adolescents and discuss the common forms of digital abuse that teen experience.


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Can you tell me how much did you spend on the Auto to manual Conversion??
esta muy bonito tu auto... espro te uste el mio..
Anyways, good luck with the sale!
Clean car girl, keep up the good work with it.
Thanks for the info,yah not worth it ,unless i go to acura 3.2 type s and yous 6 speed .
Hey, did you do your 5-speed conversion yourself? If so, how hard was it? I'm really wanting to do one on my Integra soon, and I figured since you're close to me you could give me some tips or tell me where you got yours done.
Oh, and do you guys still meet up in Dearborn and hang out on the weekends?
well if you love cars than you would at least modify your car the TRUE way of how cars are suppose to be modified. putting dumb huge wings, and super huge bodykits does no good what so ever to your car but giving other honda's a bad REP. and i can guarantee you that alot of people will give your car a dirty stare when they see it. If you knew anything about the honda scene, then you would have some sense of knowledge about the whole car scene. Honda tuners are suppose to prove other car enthusiasts honda have fast potential and "look good" potential. I dont know what your trying to gain in the car world, but you gain little respect from others with your mods. and if 22 years old is little kid to you then you most be some old hag trying to fit whats right for your car. i'm sorry that i had to bag on your car like this, but im just trying to help you out on doing whats right for your car. it may be personal preference and opinion but you have some horrible bad taste opinion.
NICE CAR GIRL. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!!!!!!!!!
Because that wing has absolutely no purpose on your car. it doesnt make ur car handle better or faster. just makes it looks plain stupid. then you have a blitz sytel front bumper that fits like a$$. your car gives other imports a bad reflection to the whole car tuning industry. ive seen worster but please google JDM when you have time.
d@mn girl, did u buy that car that way, cause if you didnt then you are going the wrong route. most likely u will not get that Girl respect from alot of guys.
and what might you be runnin...?
So you've got like a group of people you hang out with? That's cool, maybe I will have to come down and check it out sometime.
Nah I've never raced my car besides the occasional highway run with an annoying ricer, lol. Do you race your car at the tracks? I'm going to be doing some suspension work as my next step on the Integra and I was thinking about signing up for a few auto-x events just to see what it's like. Do you know any place around the Detroit area where they do that?
Hey, nice accord! Where are you at in Michigan? I'm in Oxford, about 45 mins north of Detroit. Check out my Teggy some time!
nice accord. I like the white you got girl. do you want the "I Love My Honda" sticker. I cant give it to you.
I've been to the races acouple times. I've only been to the ones on Warren though. You ever been to the races on jefferson in front of the fire station? I tried to go like twice and each time I get there, the cops are already there!
Hey watsup I live close to Redford and I dont think I've ever seen your car around. You ever hang out at 50's on Telegraph in the summer?
HEY WHATS UP I WAS JUST MESSING WITH YOU.
BUT YOUR RIDE DOES LOCK CLEAN GET BACK TO ME LATER.
Ireally like the Accord. White is a great color. The body kit is a little too aggressive for my taste, but it flows nicely on the car. Would like to see some engine pics. If someone has a white car and a clean engine bay, then there is nothing that looks better. VERY hard to maintain. Keep it up.
honda girl we all know u r a honda boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. and what's up with the first pi<. man!
Honda girl i know u r a boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THANKS 4 THA COMMENT ON MY RIDE!! YOUR RIDE LOOKS SWEET TOO!!! HEY......NICE TO SEE OTHER CHICKS FIXING THEIR RIDES UP LIKE I AM. IT SURE IS NICE 2 SEE ANOTHER CHICK WITH THE SAME CAR AND HAS SIMILAR TASTE IN RIDES LIKE I DO!!! KEEP GOING.... YOUR DOING A GREAT JOB!!! LOVE 2 CHAT MORE ABOUT YOUR IDEAS ALSO!!! DROP ME A LINE!!!
to be honest.. i like everything you done to your car but i dont like da the wing.. but thats jus me.. but well done bro your car looks good..

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You may be tempted to credit Oprah, Dr. Phil, Dr Oz, or one of a host of contemporary pop psychologists for this kernel of wisdom, necessary for building a strong marriage, family, or community.
Pop psychologists love to borrow freely from scripture. This nugget of wisdom is from Philippians 2:2.
God’s desire is that His people get along. Unfortunately, the church today is a hothouse of division and conflict. Go into any church in America today and you’ll find a divided house.
None of these are burning biblical or theological issues. They are all issues of personal preference.
Somewhere along the way Christians have convinced themselves that the 1976 Burger King commercial, “Have it your way.” is a quote from scripture. It’s not!
It’s easy for us to point the finger at others who want to have it their way. But God’s desire is that we look within at ourselves.
Are you looking for a Burger King Church? If you are angry at your Pastor or the leadership board of your church; if you have stopped going to worship; if you frequently change churches, all because worship and community life does not suit your personal preferences, God has a Word for you.
My wife admires those older couples in the congregation who never complain when we sing contemporary praise music. She equally admires younger members who are agreeable when we sing hymns from the 1800’s.
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Girl, 3, spent days alone with dead mother in Rotterdam home By Janene Pieters on February 2, - While some media reports suggested the girl may have been home alone with her mother's body for a week, the exact timeline is not yet known. The girl is now with a foster family and is doing well under the circumstances, the alderman wrote. He called the incident "tragic".

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Here at La Fromagerie, they make porridge just how I like it. From the start, we wanted breakfast to be the most important part of the day.
There are certain walks that I do regularly around Marylebone. I love seeing how each little pocket of the area differs. We have lovely churches and more mews than anywhere in London. Each one is different and has some sort of story or scandal attached to it, and the people living there always make an effort to make them look pretty and unique.
In the morning, when I can, I walk in Regent’s Park and stop at the little coffee stall, not far from the rose garden. It’s my favourite park. If I could, I would spend all my time there.
One of my favourite shops is Perfumer H. It is a beautiful shop and so unique: it really reflects who the owner is, her design and character. Another is Madesil Pharmacie. It has a similar feeling to French and Italian pharmacies. They are so helpful and so much a part of the community.
ME+EM isn’t particularly ‘me’, but I like their outfits. For myself, I go to Margaret Howell. In fact, I bought all the managers and the boys in the cheese room jackets from there. It’s indulgent, I know, but they’re well-cut and hardwearing. All the staff look lovely and smart.
I try to go to Regent’s Park theatre as often as I can. I love taking my grandchildren—the performances are so well done, they even enjoy the Shakespeare. Last autumn I took them to the Wallace Collection to see my favourite painting. When I was a teenager I used to go there as often as I could to see this Van Dyck, a self-portrait of him as a shepherd. I love that in all these years, it hasn’t really changed.
I love the Friday night bar here. All the lights are low, there is good jazz going, it’s not too noisy, and there is always something a bit special on the menu. I know many people have a drink and maybe a small bite here before going for a meal at Trishna or Jikoni.
Fischer’s, usually, as I love the schnitzel. When we do late nights here at Christmas, we do take-outs from Tommi’s or I go to Il Baretto and order several pizzas.
Here for cheese and veg of course, then I might go next door to The Ginger Pig or get a few bits from Waitrose. I also must mention Daylesford’s bone broth. I buy about seven at a time—goodness knows what people must think—for those days when I get home so late and the last thing I want is to start cooking.
I always stop off to look at the garden of the Royal College of Physicians and see how it changes through the seasons. The building itself is a wonderful example of modernist architecture by the late, great Sir Denys Lasdun and the gardens are truly magical, laid out beautifully, with clipped box hedges.


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Anna C. Christensen has been a supporter of family planning since high school, when she stuffed envelopes as a volunteer at a Planned Parenthood affiliate in California. Now a Tucson resident, she continues to advocate for reproductive rights and sexual health.
Planned Parenthood Arizona serves more than 100,000 families every year; maybe your family is one of them.
Tucson is home to the Margaret Sanger Health Center, namesake of Planned Parenthood's founder. A century ago, Margaret Sanger was a New York City nurse who witnessed the horrors of women dying prematurely after having too many children, while others died from botched abortions. This experience motivated her to become an activist for the availability and legality of contraception. Sanger was a controversial figure—and that controversy lingers to this day.
Sanger first visited Tucson in the 1930s, when she helped set up the Tucson Mother's Health Clinic (also called Clinica Para las Madres), Planned Parenthood of Southern Arizona's precursor. Sanger, bedeviled by health problems, was drawn by Tucson's climate. Her husband was drawn by Arizona's lack of income tax, and in 1933, they purchased an adobe house in the foothills.
In the early '40s, Sanger and her husband moved closer to the city's heart, as gasoline rations dulled suburbia's attractiveness. They moved into a house on Elm Street, just east of the Arizona Inn. Before his death, her husband obtained an empty lot on Sierra Vista Drive, a stone's throw from their Elm Street residence. Sanger's son Stuart built a house on one side, and Sanger decided to build her dream home on the other.
Sanger's homes hosted lavish parties as well as fundraisers for organizations like Planned Parenthood of Southern Arizona and the Tucson Medical Center (of which she was also a co-founder). She took up hobbies such as cooking and watercolor; today, many of her original paintings adorn the walls of Planned Parenthood administrative headquarters in Tucson, the building that was named in her honor.
Planned Parenthood, in Arizona and nationwide, is currently under attack. Republicans in the House of Representatives voted to do away with Title X, a national program providing preventive health care to low-income patients; the fate of Title X is now in the Senate's hands. Since 1970, when President Richard Nixon signed it into law, it has helped millions of women access services such as contraception, preventing an estimated 973,000 unintended pregnancies and 406,000 abortions every year.
Rep. Chris Smith (R-NJ), meanwhile, seeks to interfere with services covered by private insurance. By cutting off federal funds for insurance companies that cover abortions—even when the tax dollars aren't put toward abortion coverage—his bill would deny women the legal right to an abortion, guaranteed by the Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v. Wade decision. It would also impose tax penalties on those whose insurance offers such coverage.
In Arizona, families are facing further potential threats as the Republican-controlled Legislature introduced several anti-women's-health initiatives this year. HB 2384 would make Planned Parenthood newly ineligible for the Arizona Working Poor Tax Credit. HB 2416 would cause additional obstacles to abortion access, including changing the definition of "surgical abortion" to include abortion by pill, which could cut off rural women from abortion services. HB 2443 would infringe upon patient privacy by denying care to women who refuse to disclose the reasons behind their decision to abort.
A century ago, Margaret Sanger witnessed tragedies that resulted from unintended pregnancies. In response, she illegally smuggled diaphragms into the country and opened family-planning clinics in defiance of the law—and spent time in jail for her troubles. This is the world Sanger and other birth-control activists came from, and it's the world lawmakers are trying to bring back.
Don't stand for it. Talk to your friends; write to your representatives; vote; volunteer; and visit www.standwithplannedparenthood.org to show your support for Planned Parenthood's crucial work.

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From a warm handshake or sympathetic hug to a congratulatory pat on the back, humans have developed complex languages, cultures, and emotional expression through physical contact. But in a tech-saturated world, non-sexual human touch is in danger of becoming rare, if not obsolete.
Despite the benefits of digital advancement, it is vital to preserve human touch in order for us truly to thrive. Physical touch is the foundational element of human development, wellbeing and culture. The growing preoccupation with digital media versus personal physical contact, combined with the social and legal restrictions over physical contact in our schools and workplaces, may unintentionally affect these factors negatively.
Decreased violence. Less touch as a child leads to greater violence. American developmental psychologist James W. Prescott proposed that the origins of violence in society were related to the lack of mother-child bonding. Child developmental research illustrates that the absence of physical bonding and healthy attachment between an adult and child may result in lifelong emotional disturbances.
Greater trust between individuals. Touch helps to bond people together. Daniel Keltner, the founding director of the Greater Good Science Center and professor of psychology at University of California, Berkeley, cites the work of neuroscientist Edmund Ross, who found that physical touch activates the brain’s orbitofrontal cortex, linked to feelings of reward and compassion. According to Keltner, “studies show that a simple touch can trigger release of oxytocin, aka ‘the love hormone.’” Our skin contains receptors that directly elicit emotional responses, through stimulation of erogenous zones or nerve endings that respond to pain, according to researchers Auvray, Myin, and Spence.
Economic gain. Keltner links economic benefits to physical touch, probably because “touch signals safety and trust; it soothes. Basic warm touch calms cardiovascular stress. It activates the body’s vagus nerve, which is intimately involved with our compassionate response.” NBA teams whose players touch each other more, for example, win more games.
Decreased disease and stronger immune system. Physical touch may also decrease disease. According to research conducted at the University of North Carolina, women who receive more hugs from their partners have lower heart rates and blood pressure: “Hugs strengthen the immune system…The gentle pressure on the sternum and the emotional charge this creates activates the Solar Plexus Chakra. This stimulates the thymus gland, which regulates and balances the body’s production of white blood cells, which keeps you healthy and disease free.” Research at University of California’s School of Public Health found that getting eye contact and a pat on the back from the doctor may boost the survival rate of patients with complex diseases.
Stronger team dynamics. Paul Zak, author of The Moral Molecule, argues, “We touch to initiate and sustain cooperation.” He conducted a “neuroeconomics” study from which he argues that hugs or handshakes are likely to cause the release of the neurochemical oxytocin, which increases the chances that a person will treat you “like family,” even it you just met.
More non-sexual emotional intimacy. Interpersonal touch has a powerful impact on our emotions. Studies have shown that a gentle brush of a woman’s arm can boost a man’s chances in love; another study showed that two-thirds of women agreed to dance with a man who touched her on the arm a second or two before making the request.
Greater learning engagement. When teachers touch students platonically, it encourages their learning. French psychologist Nicolas Guéguen reports that when teachers pat students in a friendly way, those students are three times as likely to speak up in class. Another recent study has found that when librarians pat the hand of a student checking out a book, that student says he or she likes the library more and is more likely to return.
To foster a safe social environment in a climate of mediated communication, we should intentionally seek out physical touch for ongoing health and wellbeing. Periodic massage and spa treatments – especially those offered by Ayurveda – are medicinal and therapeutic in more ways than one. Do yourself (and the world at large a favor) and open yourself to the benefits of touch.


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Welcome to the webpage of the Career & Technical Center! Here you can find important information about what is taking place in our classes. Please email or call us if you have any questions or concerns.
The new website for the Franklin County Mississippi School District features an Alumni section where former students and teachers can register and be listed in the directory. This is a great feature. If you would like for your classmates from school to be able to contact you, go to the site and register. It's easy. Go to www.franklincountyschoolsms.com, Choose About Us, Alumni Directory, click Register on the top right of the page and enter as much or as little information as you would like. The required fields have an asterisk.


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Developers are planning to build 91 new homes on the outskirts of a quiet town in Cornwall.
Taylor Wimpey Exeter submitted the pre-planning application last week on behalf of Jenny Mitter.
The plans are for a development of up to 91 dwellings with associated infrastructure and public open space on the land north of Cornwall Council offices on Higher Trenant Road, Wadebridge.
It is thought that 30% of the scheme will be affordable homes.
The pre-application reads: “The circa 3 [hectare] site consist of open land and woodland located to the north east of Wadebridge, Higher Trenant Road and offices occupied by Cornwall Council border the site to the south west, the A389 to the north east and the B3314 to the north west.
“This pre-application enquiry relates to the submission of a reserved matters application for 91 dwellings.
“This consists of 64 market dwellings and 27 affordable dwellings.
The pre-application PA19/00052/PREAPP will be considered by Cornwall Council by Wednesday, February 27.

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text: Guest: Brian Weeden. USAF Space Fence for national security. Please direct all comments and questions regarding Space Show programs/guest(s) to the Space Show blog, http://thespaceshow.wordpress.com. Comments and questions should be relevant to the specific Space Show program. Written Transcripts of Space Show programs are a violation of our copyright and are not permitted without prior written consent, even if for your own use. We do not permit the commercial use of Space Show programs or any part thereof, nor do we permit editing, YouTube clips, or clips placed on other private channels & websites. Space Show programs can be quoted, but the quote must be cited or referenced using the proper citation format. Contact The Space Show for further information. In addition, please remember that your Amazon purchases can help support The Space Show/OGLF. See www.onegiantleapfoundation.org/amazon.htm. We welcomed Brian Weeden back to the program to discuss the issue of the shutting down of the USAF Space Fence. Our discussion was based on Brian's August 26, 2013 Space Review article, "Gambling with a Space Fence: An analysis of the decision to shut down the Air Force Space Surveillance Fence" at www.thespacereview.com/article/2357/1. During the first segment of our 1 hour 29 minute discussion, Brian provided us with a brief history of the Space Fence, what it has been used for, its technical characteristics, and it recent cancellation partially due to sequestration regarding its approximate $15 million annual budget expense. Brian also explained its capabilities in detecting spy satellites, space debris and other objects and the size of objects which it can detect. He discussed both continuous wave radar and pulsed radar, pointing out that the fence which dated from the late 1950's, was uncued. Richard Easton called in as his father Roger was one of the developers for the space fence in January 1958. Richard contributed greatly to our discussion. Brian then talked about the probable replacement for the fence, an S Band fence which would result in higher frequencies enabling the detection of smaller objects, probably with a very high rate pulsed radar. Right now the S Band fence is estimated to cost about $1.8 billion but as you will hear, it may never be built. As to how our national security has been impacted without the fence operating, Brian said it was difficult to assess so listen carefully to his analysis. Brian also talked about challenging DOD budget issues, the difference in budget years with DOD as compared to the government as a whole, and again, sequestration. In our second segment, Brian addressed several of the political issues surrounding the space fence issue. When asked how long it would take for the S Band system to become operational were it funded, he said around 2018. Two companies are competing to do it if and when the project is authorized and funded. We also talked about the U.S. sharing satellite tracking information with all satellite operators including private companies, thus using an international partnership to finance the space fence since it benefits everyone. As you will hear, there appears to be control and sensitivity issues which prevent the air force from going that route. Later I asked Brian about stealth satellites and then he took a listener question about the way space debris was portrayed in the movie Gravity. We spent some time discussing the impact of a movie like Gravity on the public regarding the space debris issue. As the program was ending, Brian said he was not that optimistic about a replacement fence and brought to our attention the need to upgrade computer systems that process the data. As you will hear, this is a substantial problem that is not being addressed. Please post comments/questions on The Space Show blog. You can reach Brian through me or SWF.

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Over-the-sink kitchen windows are effective in attracting attention. As such, you need to ensure that they always radiate a gratifying look. Unfortunately, dressing these kinds of windows can be a daunting affair.
While you need the dressing to look great, you have to ensure it’s practical. The sink is one of your kitchen’s high-traffic areas where a lot happens, including accidents. The window, on the other hand, provides a lovely view, and a nice distraction from the kitchen tasks.
So, when choosing a window treatment for yourover-the-sink window, you have to ensure that it enhances the beauty of your windows without undermining sink activities.
That said, let’s look at some tips to help you decorate your over-the-sink kitchen window.
One of the most effective window treatment ideas for over the kitchen sink window is to install shades such as wood blinds. This way, you won’t need to use window coverings, which are prone to soiling.
These non-fabric treatments will also provide the much-needed privacy without affecting the entry of natural light into your space. If your kitchen window is too large, you can frame it using tapered jabots. Knife-pleated short cascades can also do a perfect job.
Try to spruce up the area above your kitchen sink with a fancy two-toned interior canopy. You can mount this close the ceiling before adding some adornments like tassel fringe or brush.
Another great idea would be to work from your window’s ceiling height. You can install an externally-mounted decorative cornice with a matching clutch-roller shade below the window to create a striking effect.
There is a vast selection of ready-made curtain valances and café curtains that are available on the market todaymade explicitlyfor kitchen windows. If you prefer something that is easy to maintain, you should choose a decorative rod, clips, and rings with café curtains.
If you are more into hard window treatments, you can go for blinds or woven Roman shades.
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If your over-the-sink window is in a corner, you can hang a curtain rod diagonally across the top of your window frame. You may need to mount a bracket on each opposing wall to support the rod. You’ll then need to add a touch of visual interest to the space.
You can achieve that by using lightweight cotton, sheer curtains, linen, or a valance. You may want to use natural silk fabrics, but it’s not a good idea to use them above a sink. These fabrics need professional dry cleaning, and food and water stains can be difficult to clean.
Also, be sure that your curtain rods match the rest of your kitchen décor, including paint schemes and cabinets, to create a unified feeling.
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Another lovely day saw us just outside Chichester, Sussex at yet another beautiful setting for a wedding , Upwaltham Barns. Upwaltham Barns is the prettiest barn wedding venue in the south of England. These traditional Sussex flint long barns are perfect for a relaxed country wedding and are set in the South Downs National Park next to the historic Goodwood Estate and just half an hour from the coast. Lovingly restored, Upwaltham Barns is family-owned and exudes a warmth and friendliness that has made it one of the most popular wedding barn venues in West Sussex. The atmosphere is delightfully friendly and relaxed and the owners, Tim and Nicola, go out of their way to help. The wedding venue is yours exclusively on the day so you can relax with friends and family in your own secluded country idyll. A fantastic location for Sussex wedding photography.
Nadine and James contacted us a year or so before their wedding and we were delighted to be shooting another wedding in Sussex at Upwaltham Barns. This was to be a spring wedding and we had all fingers and toes crossed for a sunny, dry day. Luckily we weren’t disappointed , although it wasn’t wall to wall sunshine it remained bright. James and Nadine were in great spirits as was the rest of their guests and we could tell after a few minutes with them that this was going to be a fun wedding! They had expressed a wish for some fun shots and I think we achieved that and also a general happy feel for the day.
We covered the whole day from prep shots to the first dance. Although we included the traditional photography with posed shots, most of the day was reportage photography, capturing the natural course of events. I do however love the evening pictures we shot in the garden with some lighting equipment to give that dramatic feel.


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Mr. Decker is a retired law enforcement officer/supervisor with thirty years of experience in the field, lending a unique perspective to his law practice. As a sergeant with his agency, Mr. Decker worked in numerous different units and has experience investigating and supervising narcotics, homicide, burglaries, traffic collisions and DUI cases. Mr. Decker has reviewed thousands of criminal and investigative reports over the course of his career. His background in the justice system has allowed him to develop a unique perspective on the practice of law, the courts, and conflict resolution.
Mr. Decker felt passionately that his past involvement in law enforcement would serve him well as an attorney. Upon retiring from law enforcement he obtained a license to practice law. Mr. Decker has worked with experienced attorneys on criminal matters including homicide, DUI, and other felony and misdemeanor cases. Mr. Decker has also worked on non-criminal matters including personal injury, business law litigation and real estate matters.
“During my thirty year career as a police office and agency supervisor in the Inland Empire I have been honored to protect and serve the members of our community. Working as a supervisor of Investigations I developed problem solving skills and a broad understanding of the law and the criminal justice system. For the last several years as an attorney I have continued to utilize these skills in daily practice and have found that they allow me to better assist my clients.
Laurel Buchanan is a partner at Decker and Buchanan Law which focuses on Civil matters including Business Law, Real Estate Law, and Personal Injury. The firm also handles Criminal Law and Probate matters in the Inland Empire region.
Ms. Buchanan is a Southern California native who has been active in the legal community for many years. While obtaining a Bachelor’s of Science in Business Management, Ms. Buchanan was chosen to intern for local County Counsel in the Temecula area. After interning for County Counsel in Dependency Court, Ms. Buchanan pursued a Juris Doctorate degree. Ms. Buchanan attended California Southern Law School in the evenings while working as a Law Clerk on civil law matters during the day. After graduating first in her class, she went on to open her own firm.
Ms. Buchanan later partnered up with Attorney Jeffrey Decker to form the law firm of Decker and Buchanan. Together they bring experience and expertise, along with compassion and concern, to their legal practice.
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Qualified teacher-led, fun-filled children's activity courses. Sports, Arts & Crafts, Cookery, Bouncy Castle and lots more exciting activities.
This family-run holiday course at Thomas Reade Primary School in Abingdon is managed by a Qualified Teacher and Forest School Leader, and has been providing an exciting and safe activity-based ‘holiday camp’ for children aged 5-12 since 2012. Cookery courses are also available for chidren aged 7-14, and Art courses for children aged 5-14).
The activities programme includes sports, arts & crafts, cookery and bouncy castle activities. All sessions are supervised and in the past have included bake offs, sports competitions, dressing up days with a fashion catwalk, and child/parent afternoon tea picnics.
This was my daughter's first taste of a children's activity camp, so neither she nor I knew quite what to expect. At pick-up time I found her chatting to a new friend, occupied and cheerful, after a visibly full day. Under a hand-crafted bejewelled paper crown, her face showed the smudged remains of a once-beautiful swirly pink face-paint design, and her hands clutched a bag full of rapidly disintegrating biscuits she'd proudly created earlier. She was absolutely delighted. 'Can we come here again?' were the first words out of her mouth as we left the building.
House of Fun is a children's activity 'camp' which runs in the school holidays at Thomas Reade Primary School in Abingdon. Beginning in East Oxford in 2012 and moving to Abingdon in 2014, the programme is headed by Jake Motion, a year 6 teacher at the school, and is a family venture, with Jake's sister, a professional artist, leading the art activities, and his mother, a former chef, organising the cookery classes. The atmosphere is warm and friendly; the staff are cheerful and the children busily at ease, and the school is a lovely space with very good facilities. House of Fun’s approach is to offer children a selection of activities which can be energetic, artistic, educational and practical, with a focus on individual choice. A lot of the fun things our children do regularly are chosen for them, so the chance to make their own decisions in this way is for many a valuable one. It’s no surprise that there’s also a clear emphasis on silliness and entertainment – kids are supposed above all to be enjoying themselves. Less obviously, this half-term’s activities also explored issues of sustainability, with materials from Oxford’s Orinoco Scrapstore being used in some really impressive junk modelling, on show in the form of detailed rockets and robots made by some of the older children earlier in the week.
Our girl may have been new to the activity camp scene, but at 5 and a half years old she was more than ready, and by all accounts (hers and the kindly House of Fun staff) she threw herself into the experience. She's not a particularly shy child, but it's testament to warmth of the staff and the atmosphere of the camp that she was able to relax and enjoy herself in an unfamiliar environment where she knew no one. I'd expected her to be exhausted after such a full day, but if anything she was energised by the experience. Parents of five-year-olds will know they can be frustratingly unforthcoming about what they've been doing all day, so I was thrilled to get an unusually detailed account of her doings at House of Fun, which included, in no specific order: craft activities, bouncy castle, adventure playground, face-painting, football, and cookery. Quite likely there was more she didn't tell me about, and certainly there were other activities and games which the whole group took part in together. Screens are used sparingly, but to particularly good effect as the children wait for collection at the end of the day, when watching a film in a darkened hall is good way for everyone to wind down.
House of Fun takes place at Thomas Reade Primary School, a 15-minute journey for us from East Oxford. The day runs from 9.30am-5.00pm, with an extended option available from 8.30am-6.00pm. At £35 for a standard day, It’s pretty good value for holiday childcare even before you factor in the range of activities. We’ll definitely be going again.


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Recently Dealcorp hosted an open day at Kubix in Wantirna South inviting attendees to view the stunning finishes and styling in the completed apartments.
On the day, Dealcorp partnered with Dreamstreet Lending to provide finance assistance to purchasers and Coco Republic to discuss the current styling selections in each apartment.
Dealcorp also launched a special furniture offer for purchasers who purchase a furnished apartment before the 30th November 2018, allowing them to keep the current furnishings and styling pieces when they move in.
Kubix apartments combine premium finishes with five-star hotel amenity to provide residents with an enviable and convenient lifestyle. Visit the display suite, Ground Floor Building C, 400 Burwood Hwy Wantirna South open Wednesday- Friday 12-3pm and weekends 12-5pm.


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Judy Chaikin is a graduate of AFI’s Directing Workshop for Women and is best known for co-writing, producing and directing the Emmy nominated PBS documentary, “Legacy of the Hollywood Blacklist,” with on-camera narration by Burt Lancaster, and executive-produced by Loren Stephens. Her current documentary, “The Girls in the Band,” which she co-wrote and directed has just completed a festival run winning five Best Documentary Awards. Judy is the Writer/Director of the bilingual documentary, “Los Pastores,” and “Sojourner Truth: Aint I a Woman?”, featuring famed actress Julie Harris, which was executive produced by Loren Stephens for Coronet Films.
Judy began her directing career in theater with “Woman Speak” starring Jane Fonda. She also directed at the Groundlings Improvisational Theater working with Lisa Kudrow, John Lovitz and Phil Hartmann to name but a few. Judy has written columns for various industry journals on documentary filmmaking and directing, and has had a number of poems published in literary journals. Judy wrote and compiled the popular Los Cabos Guide to Good Eating and More, with Ida Wool.
Judy is at work on her first novel about a small town girl who dreams of fame and fortune. When a Hollywood movie company comes to town, she accidentally achieves both, but at great personal cost. The adage, “Be careful what you wish for,” drives the engine of this cautionary tale.
Judy Chaikin on “Look What She Did,” about women inspiring women. Take a look.

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This Thanksgiving we’re kicking off a competition to win two bottles of Texas whisky from the award-winning Balcones Distilling. One lucky reader will win a bottle of Balcones Baby Blue, worth £73, and a bottle of Balcones ‘1’ Texas Single Malt, worth £95, by answering one simple question correctly.
Baby Blue was the first expression released by Balcones and is crafted from 100% roasted Blue Corn. It’s described as “intentionally youthful, with a round nuttiness, roasted overtones and refined complexity” – perfect for those looking for a unique craft whisky to add to their drinks cabinet.
‘1’ Texas Single Malt is made using Golden Promise malted barley from Scotland and is distilled and aged at the Balcones Distillery in Waco, Texas. It’s Balcones’ most celebrated whisky, having won more than 70 awards internationally.


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383. Amblyolepis de Candolle in A. P. de Candolle and A. L. P. P. de Candolle, Prodr. 5: 667. 1836.
Annuals, 10–60 cm (herbage sweet scented). Stems (1–10) erect or ± decumbent, unbranched or sparingly branched distally, sparsely to densely pilose. Leaves cauline; alternate; petiolate; blades lanceolate, oblanceolate, ovate, or spatulate, margins entire, faces usually sparsely to moderately pilose (especially on margins), sometimes glabrate or glabrous. Heads radiate, borne singly or (2–45) in paniculiform arrays. Involucres hemispheric to globose, 12–20 mm diam. Phyllaries persistent, 17–21 in 2 series (outer usually distinct, sometimes connate proximally, green, narrowly elliptic to lanceolate, herbaceous, moderately to densely pilose, especially bases and margins; inner phyllaries distinct, obovate, hyaline, scalelike, glabrous). Receptacles globose to ovoid, ± pitted, usually epaleate (outer disc florets rarely subtended by paleae, central disc florets usually subtended by persistent enations). Ray florets 8–13(–20), pistillate, fertile; corollas yellow. Disc florets 20–50, bisexual, fertile; corollas yellow, tubes shorter than narrowly funnelform to cylindric-campanulate throats, lobes 5, ± deltate (glabrous). Cypselae narrowly obconic, prominantly 10-ribbed, densely pubescent; pappi persistent, of 5–6 ovate to obovate scales. x = 19.
Bierner, M. W. 1990. Present status of Amblyolepis (Asteraceae: Heliantheae). Madroño 37: 133–140.

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Regardless of the purpose, in the study of Yin feng shui for the demise, we need to ensure that the niche space that is selected must bring blessing to future generations. It must be located in a position that is free from any negative energy and the facing direction must receive the correct energy in accordance to the occupant’s birth year.
He uses a very powerful system known as the Xuan Kong Da Gua Feng Shui coupled with 64 Hexagrams Qi Men Dun Jia Date Selection to usher in the prosperity.

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text: daCarbo has developed an injection technology to manufacture complex tube shapes from carbon materials. Using this technology, daCarbo produces trumpet components characterized by perfect surface quality inside the tubes and out. The process guarantees a durable, uncompromising finish, much more exact than could be achieved using traditional instrument-makers’ techniques. Nevertheless each instrument is built with painstakingly precise, hand-crafted detail and built by our instrument-makers with love and care.

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2006 - "2006 Recap | 11th Point Season & Annual Klassic 150 [+YouTube Season Video Playlist]"
In 2006 we raced 2 tracks: 35 drivers raced in our 11th season at Galletta’s Speedway & 18 drivers raced in our new “gas stocker” division in our 1st season at the new Oswego Speedway Dirt track (later renamed Oswego Kartway), built in part by former Galletta’s driver Jim Losurdo. We were the biggest class at the track, as we would field 10-16 karts on the track per week, while the other divisions (assorted methanol classes and a Champ class) fielded 1-8 on the track per week. Many believe he got the idea to build the Kartway when racing at Galletta’s, and that he also vowed to help his friends in the Outlaws division race. Let us see what would happen, shall we?
Although we have only a few pictures but no video from the 2006 season at Oswego Speedway’s brand-new Dirt Kartway, we did have run-downs of each race. Above are victory photos of Matt, Chris, and Wes after feature wins there, and each photo links to the corresponding race.
2006 Volume #14 – ’06 Klassic Part 2 DVD: Contains the Center-angle of the 2006 Galletta’s Klassic 150 from September 23rd, 2006, the rain-shortened September 30th, 2006, and 75-lap race from October 7th, 2006 at Galletta’s. Price $5 each.
2006 Volume 15 DVD (containing the Non-point October 15th, 2006’s Non-Winner & Regular 40-Lapper races is available per specific order. Please request it personally through me for $5.
2006 Volume #13 – ’06 Klassic Part 1 DVD: Contains the September 16th, 2006 race and the Tower angle of the 2006 Galletta’s Klassic 150 from September 23rd, 2006 at Galletta’s. Two camera angles available. Price $5.
2006 Volume #12 DVD: Contains a higher-resolution version of the September 3rd, 2006 and the September 10th, 2006 races at Galletta’s. Two camera angles of each race. Price $5.
2006 Volume #11 DVD: Contains the August 27th, 2006 and a low-resolution version of the September 3rd, 2006 races at Galletta’s. Two camera angles of each race. Price $5.
2006 Volume #10 DVD: Contains the August 20th, 2006 races at Galletta’s. Two camera angles of each race & extras. Price $5.
2006 Volume #9 DVD: Contains the August 13th, 2006 races at Galletta’s. Two camera angles of each race. Price $5.
2006 Volume #8 DVD: Contains the August 6th, 2006 races at Galletta’s. Infamous “tie” race. Two camera angles of each race. Price $5.
2006 Volume #7 DVD: Contains the July 30th, 2006 races at Galletta’s. Two camera angles of each race. Price $5.
2006 Volume #6 DVD: Contains the July 23rd, 2006 races at Galletta’s. Two camera angles of each race. Price $5.
2006 Volume #5 DVD: Contains the July 16th, 2006 races at Galletta’s. Two camera angles of each race. Price $5.
2006 Volume #4 DVD: Contains the July 9th, 2006 races at Galletta’s. Two camera angles of each race. Price $5.
2006 Volume #3 DVD: Contains the July 2nd, 2006 races at Galletta’s. Two camera angles of each race. Price $5.
2006 Volumes #1 & 2 DVD set: Contains the June 11th, 2006, June 18th, 2006 and June 25th, 2006 races at Galletta’s.
Two discs contains highlights from 2006 and on. Two camera angles of each race. For some reason, we misplaced volume 1, and Howard Seabrook never gave us his angle like he said he would, so volume 1 is MIA. Price $5 each disc.
. The 11th Annual Galletta’s Go-Karts Klassic 150 – 2006 Volume #13 & 14 DVD Set: This 2-disc set contains the Galletta’s Go-Kart Klassic Championship 150 from September 23rd, 2006! Each disc has a different camera angle of the same race, and as a bonus, the race before and two races after. The entire 2006 season is available via request ($5 per disc)! Price $10 (2 discs).
. The 10th Annual Galletta’s Go-Karts Klassic 130 from 2005 DVD: This disc contains the Galletta’s Go-Kart Klassic Championship 130 from September 24th, 2005! As most of our single discs, it contains two camera angles of the same race. Most of the 2005 season is available via request ($5 per disc)! Two camera angles of each race. Price $5.
. The 9th Annual Galletta’s Go-Karts Klassic 125 from 2004 DVD: This disc contains the Galletta’s Go-Kart Klassic Championship 125 from September 26th, 2004! Includes bonus coverage from other races. Price $7.
. The 7th & 8th Annual Galletta’s Go-Karts Klassics from 2002 & 2003 DVD: This disc contains TWO Galletta’s Go-Kart Klassic Championships from September 2002 and another from 2003! Includes bonus coverage from other races. Price $7.
2007 Galletta’s Go-Kart Season DVD Page. 2005 events & 1999-2001 Galletta’s Klassics per request!
The above charts show recaps to the entire 2006 racing season and the scoring totals every 2006 Galletta’s Go-Kart gas, stock 5hp event as seen in the above DVDs, in addition to every competitor who raced at Galletta’s Kartway in 2006. In 2007, we started counting Oswego Speedway “Gas Stocker/Yard Kart” events in addition to our own, adding more races, points events, and karters into the series. Affordable, fast, and fun, race with us at Galletta’s and Oswego Kartway every June-October yearly!

industry_corpus2: Sports