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The mission of Little Elm High School LIbrary is to engage, equip and empower students and teachers to become effective users of current technology and research strategies. The library seeks to ensure that our students acquire the necessary information literacy skills they need to become productive learners with skills and knowledge necessary to lead successful meaningful lives in the 21st century.
We support independent learning while teaching patrons how to identify, locate, evaluate and use both print and non-print resources. Our goal is to create a student-centered library media center which provides a safe, nurturing environment in which students can successfully seek information and ideas for their educational, informational, and recreational needs. The library seeks to promote an appreciation of literature enabling students to interpret meaning from various forms of literature as they become lifelong readers and learners.

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text: In the fall of 1985, around the time that DDR-Literatur im Tauwetter finally appeared in print, I contacted Dr. Jay Wilson, Editor in Chief at the New York office of Peter Lang Publishing. I wanted to explore the possibility of establishing a series of scholarly monographs, published in English or German, on topics in the humanities and social sciences pertaining to the GDR. Wilson supported the idea and in 1986 I became General Editor of DDR-Studien/East German Studies, the only monograph series in the US focusing exclusively on the GDR. The first volume, published in 1987, was not a monograph but a Handbook of East German Drama: 1945 – 1985 by well-known theater specialist Herbert Lederer. Over the years, we published books on important GDR authors such as Jurek Becker, Peter Hacks, Wolfgang Hilbig, Irmtraud Morgner, and Christa Wolf, and on topics such as Science Fiction Literature in East Germany, Searching for a New German Identity, Protokolliteratur in der DDR (Protocol Literature in the GDR), Heinrich von Kleist in der Literatur der DDR (Heinrich von Kleist in GDR Literature), and Unvollendete Trauerarbeit in der DDR-Literatur (The Unfinished Process of Grieving in GDR Literature). I remained general editor of this series until 2014, the year in which I retired.

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If you’re in need of new doors for your business or home, then look no further than Empire Industrial Doors. We are providers of the best shutters and fire doors Fareham customers can get and are proud to extend our services across the south of England. For more information on our excellent products, and to get a FREE quote, give us a call on 023 8061 0676 or email us at info@empireindustrialdoors.co.uk today.
Here at Empire Industrial Doors, we specialise in providing customers with a range of doors and shutters that are suitable for both domestic and commercial use. With a decades experience in the industry, we have quickly risen through the ranks to become one of the best providers of fire doors Fareham customers have available.
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These are only a fraction of the products that we sell other than fire doors. Fareham customers will be amazed at the variety that we have available and are sure to find what they’re looking for. We understand that all businesses have different needs, which is why we try to cater to as many customers as possible. That is why it’s vital that we at Empire Industrial Doors always have a wide range of products on offer.
With specific regard to our fire shutters and doors, we offer many products that are suitable to provide adequate protection. Our LPS 1175 approved doors, for example, are perfect for providing sufficient fire resistance as well as deterring potential burglars. These particular models are some of the best fire doors in Fareham.
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So, get in touch with Empire Industrial Doors today if you’re looking for safe and reliable fire doors. Fareham customers will be blown away by our high-quality service and a premium selection of products. Give us a call now on 023 8061 0676 or email us at info@empireindustrialdoors.co.uk. A member of our friendly team will be happy to go through any queries that you may have and provide you with a FREE quote.

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At the time of my visit there was a daily average of about four hundred and fifty men, and, as the two departments of the asylum are conducted practically in the same manner, I shall confine my-self to a description of the male division and its school. About forty of the four hundred and fifty men were in the hospital ward and took no part in the school exercises. Of the remainder, eighty-five were engaged during the day in the garden and various industrial occupations, but about seventy of them attended school on three evenings in the week for an hour after supper. A little more than a hundred were occupied solely in masonry, farm-work, tailoring, basket-making, shoemaking, etc., and more than two hundred were occupied during the greater part of the day with the school exercises. It will thus be observed that nearly every patient in the asylum, excepting those in the hospital department who were physically incapacitated, was engaged either in the school or industrial exercises, and that seventy were engaged in both. It is true that quite a number of the patients whom I saw were too demented to take a very active interest in the exercises, but it certainly seemed to me that constant effort in this direction could not fail to produce a beneficial effect by infusing a spirit of order among the patients, even if it did nothing more. Object-teaching was the plan most in favor among the more stupid ones. For instance, a piece of India rubber would be handed to one of the class, the teacher asking him at the same time to name it; he would then ask its color, shape, and qualities, getting the patients, by experiment, to find out that it was tough, smooth, opaque, pliable, etc., finally ending by questions as to its uses. Some other object, as a piece of glass, would then be taken up until the time allotted for the exercise in that particular way was exhausted. On one or two occasions the Irishman's natural wit could not be restrained. As, for instance, when one was asked in regard to the most important uses of glass, he replied, for "making whisky-tumblers, sir"; and another, when asked in regard to another object, said, "Sure, you know, sir, without asking me to tell you." The more advanced pupils were instructed in reading, writing, arithmetic, and geography. Music occupies a most important place in the system, and I was told that, when a patient's attention could not be gained in any other way, it was frequently possible to get him interested in the singing-class, and afterward in the other classes. The singing is accompanied with instrumental music. Even the theory of music is not neglected, a portion of the daily singing half-hour being devoted to practicing the scale. It should be mentioned in this connection that music also exerts an important influence in another direction, as it naturally leads to drilling and marching, and by placing the less active patients here and there in the line even the most inert can be induced to take part in the exercises, and thus obtain an amount of physical training which it would be difficult to give them in any other way. A number of patients also act as monitors, keep records, etc. The object of the school as formulated by Dr. Lalor is, first, to provide occupation for a large class who otherwise would be unemployed; secondly, to vary the occupation of the patients; thirdly, to apply a system of education to the relief of mental disorders; and, fourthly, to promote the happiness and welfare of all the inmates.
I have visited a large number of asylums in various parts of the world, and I am sure that I have never seen any in which there was better discipline and order among the patients. Like all Irish asylums, the wards of the Richmond District Asylum were poorly furnished, and they lacked many of the features which characterize our sometimes palatial institutions. But, though cheerless in other respects, there were cheap harmonicums even in the most disturbed wards; and, although they were little better than our street hand-organs, it seemed to me that they served a far better purpose than the solitary grand piano which is only seen in the convalescent wards of our State institutions. There were signs of activity everywhere, and a gratifying absence of that gloomy monotony which is so apt to pervade asylum life. The other Irish asylums which I visited were in marked contrast to this; and there was nothing, so far as I could observe, to account for the superiority of the latter, save the school system so energetically pursued.
In proof of the old adage that history repeats itself, the experiment that was tried in the Utica Asylum nearly half a century ago was again taken up some three years since. A similar revival of interest in this subject also took place in two or three other American asylums. In Utica, a small class for the men, with a recovered patient as teacher, was first organized, two hours in the morning being devoted to the teaching of the simpler branches. Such was its success that another class was soon formed for the instruction of the women. The next winter the school was again opened, and it is now in its third year of successful working; and the interest maintained is so great that it is at times difficult to find places in the school-room for all who wish to attend.
The female department of the school (the one to which I shall confine my description) is in charge of an experienced teacher, who is assisted by three patients. Two are melancholiacs who have delusions of a depressing character, and one frequently makes the ward doleful with her moans. The third has the delusion that she is the wife of a prominent physician in a distant part of the State, and insists upon being called by his name. All three, however, manage to keep their delusions in abeyance, and appear to quite forget them while engaged in their work. The population of the women's wards is a little above three hundred, and of this number about seventy are enrolled as members of the school. The average attendance is about fifty. This number could be greatly increased; but, as the school-room is small, only selected cases, and those who are particularly anxious to become pupils, are allowed to attend. The session is held between the hours of ten and twelve in the morning. The teacher first reads a chapter from the Bible, the question of the Bible in the school not being a disputed one in this particular instance; the pupils then repeat the Lord's prayer in unison, and afterward unite in singing one of the gospel songs. The books are not taken from the school-room; the lessons are given out, and about a quarter of an hour is allowed for their preparation.
The school is divided into three sections—advanced, intermediate, and primary. The advanced course consists of geography and historical reading, and is in charge of one of the patients. In the intermediate division, arithmetic as far as percentage, reading, geography, and grammar are taught; it is in charge of two other patients. The primary division, contrary to the general rule, is in charge of the schoolmistress, and the pupils are taught to read, spell, write numbers, and do easy sums. No two in this division are equally advanced, and its successful working requires a large amount of tact and exhaustless patience. At first this department was in charge of the patients, but experience has shown that the pupils get along much better under the more experienced instruction of the head of the school. The pupils range in age from fourteen to seventy-seven. Preference, however, is given to the younger ones who desire to attend, more than half being under forty, nearly one third under thirty, and about one eighth under twenty years of age. They suffer from the various forms of mental trouble, but here again preference is given to those who have melancholia and the more acute forms of insanity. Chronic cases are not excluded, however, and among those who can receive no benefit save the two hours' daily relief from the monotony of asylum life are two Virgin Marys, one queen of the world, one daughter of ex-President Cleveland who is nearly seventy years of age, two who imagine that they have passed from the scenes of earth and dwell among the dead, and one who has the curious delusion that people are constantly walking upon her fingers. As curable cases, and those most likely to recover, are the ones who generally attend the school, the direct curative influences can not be accurately estimated; but, as might be expected, the most encouraging results are met with in the young and in those whose insanity has been of comparatively short duration. I can recall two cases where the patient could not read or write before becoming insane, but became fairly proficient in both before returning home. Three others also occur to me who appeared to be in the depths of dementia, but were, after several days of patient trial, made to feel an interest in a "puzzle map," and each went on uninterruptedly to recovery and home. Another patient is the terror of the ward, in which she stays until ten o'clock in the morning, when she goes quietly to school and remains for two hours one of the most interested of them all. After leaving the school she again becomes ugly and irritable, and it is only the fear of being kept away from it that makes her at all controllable. Surely these scattered instances show results sufficient to justify the efforts made; but I am sure that, even where the results are not so marked, the school is at least an important adjunct to employment, games, out-of-door exercise, and amusements.
All alienists are now agreed that occupation, no matter what form it may assume, is one of the most important measures in the treatment of the insane; and, if the school does nothing more, it fills out a portion of the day, relieves to some extent the tedium of asylum life, and turns for a time at least the patient's morbid thoughts into healthier channels. Pascal says: "Whence comes it that this man who has lately buried his only son, and who this morning was so full of lamentation, at present seems to have forgotten all? Be not surprised," he replies; "he is altogether taken up with looking which way the stag will turn which his hounds have been pursuing so hotly for the past six hours. He needs no more. However full of sadness a man may be, he is happy for the time if you can only get him to enter into some diversion."
The same writer also says, "Without diversion no joy, with diversion no sorrow"; and if this be a truth applicable to the sane, who will doubt that it applies with equal force to those of unsound mind?
The treatment pursued in cases of bodily disease has been not inaptly used to illustrate this system. To deprive the stomach altogether of food in case of trouble in that organ would be fatal; instead, by administering suitable foods, varied, simple, and in limited quantities, we may overcome the disease and bring about a healthy condition; so, too, in disease of the brain, if intellectual food be given in suitable quantity and form, why should we not expect equally good results?
While I would not exaggerate the importance of this system, my experience leads me to believe that much is to be expected from its conscientious and persistent use, and I would fain hope that the time is not far distant when, in every well-organized hospital for the insane, a school will be considered one of the essential features in "ministering to the mind diseased."
Some novel instances of intelligence and human-like traits in animals have recently come under our notice. A terrier dog at Yverdon, Switzerland, pays regular visits at Lausanne, going over and returning by train, and always getting out at the right stations. A cat at Montreux, which can open doors, heard another cat outside mewing to get in. No one answering the request, it rose from the chair on which it was sleeping, walked across the room to the door, opened it, and let its friend in. A tow-horse on a Boston street car, when his turn to work is about to come, quietly drops back behind his fellows, so as to be last in the line and evade the work he was to do. A horse, stabled with his mate and a third horse, stole hay from the stranger to give to his mate, while he was contented with the ration that had been allotted him; and a horse in a team, nibbling some rich grass on his side, gave at intervals mouthfuls of it to his companion, which could not reach it.

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How To Make A Simple Salad … Properly | be mindful. be human.
J – Why do most of the salads we get in really good restaurants taste so good?
Note: I say “most” because I’ve had poorly done salads at all levels. However, for the most part, salads you get in better restaurants are made only after lots of practice. They are NOT thrown together … even when the salad prep person is moving really quickly. Of course, the executive chef has had a hand in choice and purchasing of the ingredients. But, that’s only the beginning.
The real trick is finding a balance among the cut/torn sizes of each ingredient, the sequence of assembly and, above all, the application of the dressing.
Gather all your ingredients, bowls, plates and dressing(s) before starting.
Lay ingredients out on a cutting board. Think about how they might pair/enhance each other, and at what size.
Wash EVERYTHING. Especially, your hands.
Dry EVERYTHING. Nothing ruins a salad like excess (any) water. A good salad spinner is a very worthwhile investment.
Peel and cut/tear all ingredients, leaving the leafy greens until last.
When cutting ingredients, try to achieve an even size. Crunchier things might want to be a bit smaller. DO NOT just throw cut ingredients directly into the salad bowl.
Now, make the dressing. Chop herbs and zesty things like shallots finely, first. Then, mix in sweet and/or acidic ingredients in a small bowl or larger measuring cup, along with the herbs, etc. Then, if there is oil, add it slowly while whisking to emulsify the oil with all other ingredients.
Taste the dressing with a single leaf of lettuce, not with a spoon. That is how it will be eaten.
Place about half of the dressing you think you need on the bottom of a large salad-serving bowl. You can always add more later … but, you can never take any back.
Now, add ingredients. Add the crunchier ones first, except croutons, if you are using them. Nothing like a soggy crouton to ruin a bite of salad.
Add the leafy greens, grated cheese (if any) and croutons on top.
If you want a more “composed” look to your salad, leave out those ingredients until you plate the salads, individually.
Now, “toss” the salad using your hands. Yes, that’s right. You washed them. Tossing will mix dressing to all ingredients equally.
If you think you need more dressing, taste first. If needed, pour a tablespoon or so down the side of the bowl and toss again.
When everything is right, plate and serve immediately.

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With such strong horticultural roots, it is no surprise that the centre attracts a loyal following of both expert and amateur gardeners. The staff delight in sharing their horticultural knowledge with customers and are committed to offering a superb level of service.
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moved closer to this garden centre a year and half ago , when ever i pop in here the staff always are friendly very helpful and really pleasant to see. Manager always gives a ploite hello and full marks on refunding me for something I purchased and wasnt what I wanted it for. so all in all full marks for a very nice garden centre to visit , also have in house coffee shop with yummy cakes which is clean and plenty of room to sit down in and relax.
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Hitchin Garden Centre is a garden centre you'll find at Cambridge Road (A505) Hitchin, Hertfordshire . You'll find an excellent range of plants within the garden centre, as well as many other gardening products. For more information on the range please refer to the website. Hitchin Garden Centre is one of the many garden centres in Hertfordshire .
Have questions about this garden centre in Hitchin? Check the opening times above and you can be sure that when you visit, you won't be left standing in front of a set of closed doors. Of course, you can also check out the website for more information. Perhaps you like a good old fashioned chat and would prefer to phone? Then dial the number for Hitchin Garden Centre: 01462 434027 and you'll be greeted by a friendly member of staff.
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"Transcriptional activation of the miR-17-92 cluster is involved in the" by Manuela Spagnuolo, Giulia Regazzo et al.
Transcriptional activation of the miR-17-92 cluster is involved in the growth-promoting effects of MYB in human Ph-positive leukemia cells.
This article has been peer reviewed. It is the author’s final published version in Haematologica, Volume 104, Issue 1, January 2019, Pages 82-92.
The published version is available at https://doi.org/10.3324/haematol.2018.191213. Copyright © Spagnuolo et al.
MicroRNAs, non-coding regulators of gene expression, are likely to function as important downstream effectors of many transcription factors including MYB. Optimal levels of MYB are required for transformation/maintenance of BCR-ABL-expressing cells. We investigated whether MYB silencing modulates microRNA expression in Philadelphia-positive (Ph+) leukemia cells and if MYB-regulated microRNAs are important for the "MYB addiction" of these cells. Thirty-five microRNAs were modulated by MYB silencing in lymphoid and erythromyeloid chronic myeloid leukemia-blast crisis BV173 and K562 cells; 15 of these were concordantly modulated in both lines. We focused on the miR-17-92 cluster because of its oncogenic role in tumors and found that: i) it is a direct MYB target; ii) it partially rescued the impaired proliferation and enhanced apoptosis of MYB-silenced BV173 cells. Moreover, we identified FRZB, a Wnt/β-catenin pathway inhibitor, as a novel target of the miR-17-92 cluster. High expression of MYB in blast cells from 2 Ph+leukemia patients correlated positively with the miR-17-92 cluster and inversely with FRZB. This expression pattern was also observed in a microarray dataset of 122 Ph+acute lymphoblastic leukemias. In vivo experiments in NOD scid gamma mice injected with BV173 cells confirmed that FRZB functions as a Wnt/β-catenin inhibitor even as they failed to demonstrate that this pathway is important for BV173-dependent leukemogenesis. These studies illustrate the global effects of MYB expression on the microRNAs profile of Ph+cells and supports the concept that the "MYB addiction" of these cells is, in part, caused by modulation of microRNA-regulated pathways affecting cell proliferation and survival. Copyright© 2019 Ferrata Storti Foundation.
Spagnuolo, Manuela; Regazzo, Giulia; De Dominici, Marco; Sacconi, Andrea; Pelosi, Andrea; Korita, Etleva; Marchesi, Francesco; Pisani, Francesco; Magenta, Alessandra; Lulli, Valentina; Cordone, Iole; Mengarelli, Andrea; Strano, Sabrina; Blandino, Giovanni; Rizzo, Maria G.; and Calabretta, Bruno, "Transcriptional activation of the miR-17-92 cluster is involved in the growth-promoting effects of MYB in human Ph-positive leukemia cells." (2019). Department of Cancer Biology Faculty Papers. Paper 146.


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The Red Raiders (5-1) pulled away in the second half behind Deitrich, who finished with 134 yards rushing and four rushing touchdowns in the final two quarters. When Deitrich sat out the final drive of the first half due to injury, Nick Paloskey took over at quarterback during an impressive scoring drive to send Bellefonte into the break with a 20-14 lead.
Deitrich was back under center at the start of the third quarter and quickly turned the game into a rout.
He connected with Ryan Smith on a 17-yard touchdown pass over the middle for the first score of the second half. On Bellefonte’s next drive, he found Nick Catalano for a 42-yard gain, then raced into the end zone for a five-yard touchdown run to push his team’s lead to 34-14 with 5:58 left in the third quarter.
Deitrich gave a fist pump as he jogged along the sideline — but he was only getting started.
With offensive lineman Dylan Houser clearing a path, Deitrich scored his fourth touchdown on a 30-yard run. After Deitrich picked off Clearfield quarterback Isaac Rumery — his third interception of the night — the Red Raiders quarterback sprinted 57 yards down the sideline for another touchdown. And he put the finishing touch on the win with his sixth and final rushing touchdown to make it 55-28 with 5:10 left in the fourth.
Deitrich has excelled at quarterback since filling in for Paloskey in the second week of the season.
Paloskey started the year at quarterback before being sidelined due to appendicitis, and he shined in his first action since the season opener. Paloskey played on the defensive side of the ball and stepped in at quarterback when Deitrich went down in the second quarter.
Paloskey converted on third down with an 11-yard run, connected with Cade Fortney on a perfectly thrown 54-yard pass and punched in a one-yard touchdown to finish the drive with 18 seconds left in the second quarter.
“It was awesome,” Paloskey said. “I only have two home games left, and this was one of ’em, so I really just wanted to play as hard as I could.
Deitrich greeted him on the sideline after the touchdown.
The Red Raiders had plenty to celebrate in the second half as Deitrich continued to find the end zone.
Deitrich was just happy his big night helped Bellefonte take down Clearfield for the first time in a decade.

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On coastal land that has hosted golf for over 100 years, DJ Russell has created the 18 holes of the Dirleton Links.
DJ Russell has created the 18 holes of the Dirleton Links. It's a challenging expression of a traditional Scottish links course with its sweeping fairways, deep, menacing bunkers and undulating dunes bordering the fairways. Already enjoyed by a quartet of Masters Champions, from Gary Player to Ian Woosnam.
Clubhouse From the armchairs to the service, atmosphere to menu, this is a place to kick back and feel truly relaxed. Certainly, it's a long, long way from stuffy rule-bound Clubhouses. Elegant, but not overpowering, this is where to meet, greet or just lose yourself in the daily papers in your favourite seat in the sun. Preparation counts. In golf, as in anything. In our golf shop you can find the products, the service and the advice that'll have you better prepared than ever.


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Welcoming winter, but not quite with open arms. I’ve already started the winter with a cold. It’s officially hit winter to a high in the 30’s and low in the 20’s..yikes! Frankly, I’m starting to miss the nice fall weather, but I can’t act like this wasn’t coming. I’m staying warm by the art of layering. That means scarves over jackets over sweaters over flannels.
How’s everyone else adapting to the weather change?

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text: The five marine parks within minutes of Lund provide world class scenery and wildlife viewing opportunities. Come and experience the areas diverse marine and bird life with dozens of species seen on every trip. Our Transport Canada certified tour boat offers two to six hour tours departing from the Lund marina.

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Every parent is here looking for the best way to take care of their children. Although most of them struggle enough to make sure the child is cared for, there are several things that most of the parents have a hard time facilitating. It is very hard to take care of the child’s oral hygiene but now Kangaroo Oral care is changing things. Kangaroo oral care is a combination of an automatic toothbrush with an automatic toothpaste dispenser which makes it easier for children from the age of 2 to 12 to take care of their oral hygiene.
Jaime Frand who is a nurse and a father of four designed the toothbrush to ease the hustle parents face as they raise the children. He designed this toothbrush to help parents train their children on proper oral hygiene. The toothbrush is specifically designed and manufactured for children that cannot perform oral cleanliness the right way. What this means is that if your child is able to brush the teeth and perform other oral practices perfectly, this brush is not for them. This doesn’t mean that older children shouldn’t use Kangaroo oral care. This technology is perfect for all the ages and works to teach people how to brush and effectively take care of themselves.
When we are talking about Kangaroo Oral care brush, we are talking about a helpful brush that has a couple of benefits. Kangaroo oral care brush will help the child achieve more frequent brushing, maintain healthy teeth and gums. It will also help you learn healthy lifestyle habits. The brush is also very easy to use and eventually excellent for traveling.
Kangaroo oral care toothbrush comes as a full package with the toothbrush, toothpaste and a flossier. It is also very easy to change once you notice that the brush is running out. As a matter of fact, dentists and other specialists recommend you change the brush after every three months. Kangaroo oral care toothbrush is a perfect way for a white smile on your kids.
The whole kit comes with fluoride sparkling gum flavored toothpaste which is dispensed from a transparent tube. This makes it easier for you to know how much is left and how much is dispensed at each point in time. The toothpaste will serve you for some time. As a matter of fact, it lasts for about 3 months. Though, it may last for a shorter time. This depends entirely on the usage. The kit also features a pink soft or a neon green handle color options to add fun.
It comes with a 2 minute timer to make sure you can time your entire process. It has a multi colored lights to time it. This is especially important if you are training your child on how to take care of their oral health. It is a very important aspect of life in this case.
People have issues trusting health products especially if they are not manufactured by an expert in the field. In our case, Jaime Frand who is a fully qualified nurse creates the brush. He was inspired by circumstances to manufacture this brush for his parents and the children. As I had already indicated, he’s a father of four who thought that his children should have an hygienic life especially when it comes to oral hygiene. He specifically manufactured this to make people’s life easier and your children’s mouth cleaner.
Parents have a hard time training their children how to brush and floss well as they grow up. For this reason, most of them want a toothbrush that will reduce instances of mishandling, misuse and waste. As I had already indicated, the kit is a all-in-one package with a brush, toothpaste holder and a flossier. It also comes with a timer to make sure that the child applies only the required amount of paste. All these features make it easy for them to brush. It makes brushing fun and an exciting activity which later encourages children to brush and floss. What this means is that the child will be excited and looking forward to brush his/her teeth without causing any mess.
When you compare this brush head-to-head with other normal brushes, you will realize that there’s so much in this. It is an all-in-one oral hygiene tool. The manufacturer has combined a couple of oral care tools into one package. The package is convenient and very child-friendly to make it easy for the child to take full responsibility over their oral hygiene. The brush doesn’t only help your children brush but also teaches them oral hygiene habits.
As a parent, you want to feel like you are taking full responsibility of your child’s future oral hygiene and hence you want a tool that will help you teach them oral hygiene as early as possible. The good thing about Kangaroo Oral Hygiene toothbrush is that it can be easily used by children from the age of 2-12. You don’t have to worry about the age. The child should use it until they are fully confident that they can handle their oral hygiene.
The brush was engineered by dentistry guidelines and for this reason; it fulfils all of the doctors recommendations. It was built to safely teach children on how to brush and take care of their mouths with ease. The manufacturer also contacted and related closely with top dental professionals and dentists to be sure they are manufacturing something that will help people. Jaime frand also conducted market research along the way to be sure they are in line with international guidelines and market needs.


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What phrase comes before two people feel this or want to say it? Does "I like you" suffice, or is there something more meaningful that can express pre-love?
Fair Finley is not in love at the end of "Redwoodian." But it's as if love is calling, on some distant phone, down a long hallway, on another floor, and the hotel heiress can hear the faintest ffring-ffring, ffring-ffring, ffring-ffring.
wealhtheow: Know where this photo was taken?
In Italian there's a phrase "ti voglio bene" which means, literally, something like, "I wish you well" but is used like "I love you". "Ti amo", the literal "I love you", has very strong, binding connotations and is used sparingly. Our protective Italian teacher in college told our all-female class that we should most definitely not say "ti amo" to any boys we met in Italy.
The idea of different levels of "I love you" really appeals to me. Sometimes you're not ready for the big one or don't take it lightly but you more than "like" a person. There's always the middle school standby of telling someone that you like, like them.
Also, my knowledge of Italian is a little dusty so if I got that wrong, please correct me!
Jumping in here to say yes, "Ti voglio bene" is a lesser version of "Ti amo". And yes, it would literally mean "I wish you well" though it's never used in that sense but rather used as "I love you" with a not so strong connotation and it's also a bit sweeter, as "I like you" I guess but maybe with a bit more to it?
Friends often use it among each other as well, as do family members but it can also be used among lovers substituting "Ti amo", simply making it a bit sweeter. "Ti amo" is normally only used between lovers, you wouldn't see friends use it among each other.
Random but Bess, did you take Italian in college?
And to make my comment more related to the actual blog post, that photo is lovely!
Chiara, I did take it in college, just two years but one of them was spent in Florence so I got a pretty quick immersion into the language. How about you? I noticed that your name is Italian.
Yes my name is Italian but that's just a funny coincidence. I'm only Italian in my heart ;) One of my minors was Italian and my boyfriend is Italian. I also studied there for half a year and generally spend a lot of time in Italy. Being there is the best way to learn huh? I learned so much more actually being there than in class. Awesome you spent a year in Florence, it's not my absolute favorite Italian city but it sure is beautiful and Tuscany is so beautiful, one of my favorite regions in Italy. I can imagine though that if you're not constantly exposed to the language anymore that it gets a bit dusty. Do you visit Italy regularly still?
I was just wondering about other languages as well and I realized that in German there is also the "Ich liebe dich" which is "I love you" and has a quite strong notation but there's also "Ich habe dich lieb" or "Hab dich lieb" in short, which is more in the line of "Ti voglio bene" (using the Italian phrase here because there's not really an equivalent one in English because "I like you" just doesn't work in the same way). "Ich habe dich lieb" is something friends also use among each other but it can also be used between lovers.
In Dutch there's the normal "I love you", which would be "Ik hou van jou" but again it's not something friends would say to each other (however, family members would maybe use it but not so often either) en then there's "Ik heb je lief" which is literally like the German "Ich habe dich lieb" but it's not something friends would ever say to each other. It's just a less strong "I love you". At the moment I can't think of any other phrase that would be the same like "Ti voglio tanto bene" or "Ich habe dich lieb", which is quite funny because Dutch and German are so heavily related.
I find it insanely interesting that in English "I love you" can be such a heavy expression when it's used among a couple but how friends also use it to express their feelings for each other whereas in German and Italian there exists phrases for that purpose.
Anyway, sorry for the long-winded tangent I went on here. Languages are a passion of mine and I can get a bit too excited over these things, haha. I'm quite tempted to go around asking various people about other languages and these kind of phrases now.
Chiara I think this is terribly interesting and I am going to share it with my friends for a conversation topic. It is strange that in english the phrase 'I love you' can be used so very broadly!
Being Italian at heart counts in my book! Living there definitely forced me to learn a million times faster. I agree that it's the best way to learn though I'm sure having an italian boyfriend isn't too shabby either. I envy your frequent visits, I just made my first trip back after many years this summer. It was my boyfriend's first visit there so it was great to show him all the places I used to go. What are your favorite cities and towns? I've traveled the country a little bit but there are still so many places I want to see.
I told my husband I loved him maybe ten days after I first met him. I knew I was going to spend the rest of my life with him within 2.5 weeks. That was 15 years ago.
I continued my investigation and so far I found out that in Swedish there's only one phrase "Jag älskar dig" which means "I love you" and it's definitely only used among lovers. I'll try to ask as many people as possible about different languages.
Bess: I'd like to think it counts in my book as well, hehe! Nope, a boyfriend really helps as well but it was actually spending more time there that taught me the most :) Aaaw, great that you finally got to go back! I can imagine how much fun it must have been showing him everything. I sometimes tend to forget that not everybody can travel there (or other European countries) so easily but as I live in The Netherlands it's obviously not that far of a distance for me. I love Milan because it's so underratedly beautiful in a way and I really like the vibe of the city and the mix of old and modern. Rome is another favorite of mine, I fell in love with it at 17 when we went on a school trip and I never fell out of love with it. The whole of Tuscany is beautiful and I love all those small towns and Siena! My boyfriend is from Puglia, which is a wonderful region, so beautiful and different from the north. Umbria and Emiligia-Romagna are great as well, Bologna is beautiful! Genova as well and the region surrounding it. So many wonderful places everywhere ;) What are your favorite places?
I might pull this conversation out for its own post, to make sure people are seeing it. It's that fascinating and I've learned a lot. Anyone object?
wealhtheow: I love this story! Did you meet in LA, btw? Isn't your husband from here or the OC?
Chiara- my favorite places are Florence, Bologna, Verona, San Gimingiano and Vulcano. I also really loved Venice on this last trip, it's just such a strange place.
Bess, Verona is lovely as well yes! Been there twice for concerts at the Arena, quite the experience because it's such a magical place. Venice is one of the few major cities/places I haven't been to yet, someday I will :) Speaking of Italy, I saw To Rome With Love tonight and while I'm not sure what to make of the movie it was great to see all these images of Rome and some of its surroundings.
I got more information about the "I love you" thing. I asked my Spanish friend and she told me that in Spanish there are two phrases to say "I love you": "Te amo" and "Te quiero" She said that both have the same meaning and can be used for both friends, family and lovers but it is more common with family and lovers than with friends. She happens to be Catalan so I asked her about that as well. Catalan only has one phrase "T'estimo" which is also used between lover, family and friends but it's not really common to use the phrase with family or friends. I find the latter really interesting because Catalonia is a part of Spain. Side note, "T'estimo" reminds of the Italian "Ti simo" which basically means "I appreciate/respect you".
I'm coming to the conclusion that there is probably no rule or connection to be found between various languages but I'll keep on asking people when I get the chance and in the meantime I remain amazed about the fact that "I love you" can be used so loosely in English with friends while it seems different in other languages so far.
T'estimo is so pretty; again, there's not really an equivalent in English, is there? I actually like when people reach out and say things that could be come across a little awkwardly, like "I appreciate you"; but people tend to keep the endearments for those they know well. That's too bad, I think; I like when acquaintances are less formal with each other.
Romance languages are so pretty! Some a bit more than others.


text: Abstract: A theorem due to Bob Geroch and Pong Soo Jang ["Motion of a Body in General Relativity." Journal of Mathematical Physics 16(1), (1975)] provides a sense in which the geodesic principle has the status of a theorem in General Relativity (GR). I have recently shown that a similar theorem holds in the context of geometrized Newtonian gravitation (Newton-Cartan theory) [Weatherall, J. O. "The Motion of a Body in Newtonian Theories." Journal of Mathematical Physics 52(3), (2011)]. Here I compare the interpretations of these two theorems. I argue that despite some apparent differences between the theorems, the status of the geodesic principle in geometrized Newtonian gravitation is, mutatis mutandis, strikingly similar to the relativistic case.

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This page contains information specific to Beechwood regarding the hours of sale for on-premises consumption, but otherwise reflects the default hours of sale in Mississippi. The laws in effect in Beechwood may differ from what is shown here.
In Beechwood, a census designated place in Warren County, Mississippi, the sale of packaged liquor is prohibited on Sunday. Packaged liquor may be sold between 10:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
Liquor may be served in bars and restaurants between noon and 1:30 a.m. on Sunday, and between 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 a.m., Monday through Saturday.
Beer and wine may be served between 7:00 a.m. and 1:30 a.m., any day of the week (unless further restricted by local ordinance).


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SAVANNAH, Ga. – The Captain of the Port for Savannah and Brunswick, Ga., has established port readiness condition Yankee for coastal Georgia due to the potential impact from Tropical Storm Hanna.
Threatening winds of 39 mph from Tropical Storm Hanna are possible along the coast within 24 hours. The ports of Savannah and Brunswick are closed to all inbound vessel traffic immediately.
All oceangoing commercial vessels and oceangoing barges greater than 500 gross tons are to make plans for departing the port area. Vessels desiring to remain in port must immediately contact the Captain of the Port to receive permission to do so and are required to submit a safe mooring plan in writing. All oceangoing commercial vessels and oceangoing barges greater than 500 gross tons that have not received permission from the Captain of the Port to remain in port must depart by 3 a.m. Friday, if not sooner.
Secure belongs. Owners of larger boats are urged to move their boats to inland marinas where they will be less vulnerable to breaking free of their moorings or damage. Trailerable boats should be pulled from the water and stored in a place that is not prone to flooding. Those who are leaving their boats in the water are reminded to secure life rings, lifejackets and small boats. These items, if not secured properly, can break free and require valuable search and rescue resources be diverted to ensure they are not actually people in distress.
Stay clear of beaches. Wave heights and currents typically increase before a storm makes landfall. Even the best swimmers can fall victim to the strong waves and rip currents caused by Tropical Storm Hanna. Swimmers should stay clear of beaches until local lifeguards and law enforcement officials say the water is safe.
Be prepared. Area residents should prepared by developing a family plan, creating a disaster supply kit, having a place to go, securing their home and having a plan for pets. Information can be found at the National Hurricane Center’s webpage.
Stay informed. The public should monitor the progress and strength of Tropical Storm Hanna through local television, radio and internet.

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The DJI Mavic Air features a genius folding design to make it the most compact 4K capable drone in DJI's astonishing lineup. Its ultra-compact size of 168mm x 83mm x 49mm (L×W×H) makes it much smaller than both the Mavic Pro (198mm x 83mm x 83mm) and the Spark. Even-though the Air is smaller than its big brother Pro model, The Mavic Air still features 4K 30p or Full HD 120p recording from a 12MP 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor; a mechanical 3-axis gimbal; front/down/rear obstacle avoidance (up to 30m); autonomous tracking; 21 minute flight time; 4km control and live view range; maximum flight distance of 10km; and a top speed of 68.4kph in sport mode. From slow motion videos to racing, the Mavic Air quadcopter drone from DJI does everything effortlessly and safely. The 12MP 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor of the Mavic Air not only records breathtaking Ultra High Definition 4K video, but also Full HD 1080p at fast frame rates of up to 120 frames per second, enabling users to slow down the action for smooth slow motion video. Flying is made effortless by an included portable controller, and secure from an array of sensors that scans the environment (front, rear, down and up to 30m) and will stop the Mavic Air should it find an obstacle. When a day's flying is done both the controller and quadcopter drone fits in a compact pouch, purse, or bag for easy transportation. This Mavic Air Fly More Combo comprises of the Mavic Air in Onyx Black, 12 propellers, 3 batteries, charger, remote controller with spare control sticks, USB cables, carry case, bag, charging hub, power bank adaptor, gimbal protector, and propeller guards Fly more Combo's and standard kits are also available in Flame Red or Arctic White. FREE HANDS-ON TRAINING INCLUDED* On location 1-hour training is valued at R850, and only available in Cape Town central.
The Onyx Black DJI Mavic Air features a 3-direction (front/rear/downward) obstacle sensing system called FlightAutonomy 2.0 to keep the drone safe. FlightAutonomy uses advanced VIO technology consisting of the camera; forward, backward, and downward dual-vision sensors; downward infrared sensing system, IMU redundancies; and a group of processor cores. Together, all these technologies renders an accurate 3D environment of up to 30m around the Mavic Air so it can react to its surroundings.
This obstacle avoidance system works both in outdoor and indoor environments and is activated in every Intelligent Flight Mode including all ActiveTrack modes, TapFly and Terrain Follow. It is also available during automatic Return to Home, so that the DJI Mavic Air can safely get back to you in case of a lost connection or low battery.
The DJI Mavic Air's ActiveTrack successfully makes autonomous/automatic follow recording a reality. Whether you or your subject are running, cycling, skating, skiing, driving, the Mavic Air uses an advanced combination of computer vision, object recognition, gesture support and machine learning to track as many as 16 subjects as they move. Circling a moving object and keeping it in frame used to only be achievable by the most seasoned and confident of pilots, now thanks to completely autonomous following and flight speeds of up to 68.4kph everyone can do it. The entire time ActiveTrack is running obstacle avoidance is too, so it will decide whether it should continue following, avoid an obstacle or simply stop.
The DJI Mavic Air features six different QuickShots — Rocket, Dronie, Circle, Helix, Asteroid, and Boomerang. All are just a tap away and will get you those epic selfie drone videos without needing to think about composing your shot. Share your new creations to social media through the DJI GO 4 app instantly.
You dont have to manually fly the DJI Mavic Air with the control sticks, TapFly takes over all of these controls for you leaving you to focus on your shot. Using TapFly mode, all you have to do to is tap on the screen of your smartphone or tablet and the Mavic Air will fly there. To change the direction of flight, you can simply tap the screen to fly anywhere. Using its Flight Autonomy 2.0 Obstacle and collision Sensing System, the DJI Mavic Air can fly places you might not have gone before, to create dynamic and inspiring footage.
The DJI Mavic Air features a failsafe auto-return home feature and will automatically return to the exact spot it took-of if it detects that the battery is running low, connection to the controller is lost or if the return home button is pressed. The integration of the FlightAutonomy 2.0 obstacle sensing system will also safely guide the drone past obstacles.
No longer do you have to wait for perfect conditions to enjoy your drone. Thanks to the Mavic Air's clever design and on-board technology, it can stay stable in windy conditions of up to 36kph and at high elevations of up to 5000m above sea level; enabling users to safely capture aerial footage of all the wonders in South-Africa, and the rest of the world.
No longer do you have to lug around a large backpack or heavy hardcase. The DJI Mavic Air is even smaller than the Pro model, and can literally be taken everywhere. It features a compact folded size of 168mm x 83mm x 49mm (L×W×H) and weighs only 430g enabling you carry it unobtrusively.
The DJI Mavic Air can be controlled up to a whopping 4km range. This will let you explore a little bit further and give you greater confidence and security when flying.
Thanks to a sleek, compact, aerodynamic body and powerful 2970mAh intelligent flight battery gives the DJI Mavic Air features a respectable flight time of up to 21 minutes, or a flight distance of up to 10km per battery charge.
The GPS in the Mavic Air can now get data from up to 20 satellites, this greatly improves geographical accuracy and reduces your chances of losing satellite connection.
Sport mode speeds up the Mavic Air for swift, responsive control and increases the flight speed to up to 68.4kph.
The DJI Mavic Air drone comes with its own extremely compact remote controller. The controller's thumb sticks can be removed and stored, saving plenty of space. Getting the Mavic in the air is quick and near effortless thanks to an intuitive phone holder and easy to use phone app.
The DJI Mavic Air drone features a 12MP camera that can record 4K UHD (3840×2160) video internally at up to 30 frames per second. 4K is the latest standard in high definition video and features 4 times more pixels than 1080p Full HD. The videos are stored internally on a microsd card (16GB card included), in either MP4 or MOV (MPEG-4 AVC/H.264) format at a max bitrate of 100Mbps. The camera can also record at a fast frame rate of 120fps in Full HD.
A three-axis stabilising gimbal on the DJI Mavic Air holds the camera and automatically corrects unwanted flight movement for smooth and professional looking video.
The DJI Mavic Air's camera features a 12MP sensor, and can capture images in either DNG raw or JPEG.
Want to take a selfie, just make a frame with your fingers. Want the Mavic Air to follow you, just raise your arms or wave and the Mavic Air will follow you. In Gesture mode the DJI Mavic Air's vision system can recognize gestures so you can operate the drone remote free.
Good looking low light video recording is made possible by a fast F/2.8 lens and sensor light sensitivity of ISO 100-1600 in video recording, or ISO 100-3200 when taking pictures.
All the camera settings, including ISO, shutter speed and exposure compensation, can be set on the DJI Go app.
A 720p resolution Live View can be streamed from the DJI Mavic Air camera to a compatible smartphone or tablet, and from the device it can even be streamed directly to YouTube using the Go app.
The DJI Mavic Air's camera features a 24mm (35mm format equivalent) f/2.8 lens. The lens provides a wide field of view with very low distortion, enabling you to capture vast scenery.
The DJI Mavic Air can capture expansive lansdcapes with extreme definition thanks to a 32MP panorama feature. The Mavic Air features a bunch of panorama modes, including Sphere, and will stitch 25 photos to create one 32-megapixel image within one minute.
If you forgot to put a memory card in your Mavic Air drone then do not worry; the Mavic Air features 8GB of internal memory for you to store pictures and videos. After recording files can be downloaded through the quadcopter's USB 3.0 Type-C port.
The DJI Go app also features a flight simulator to practice your flying skills.
The ‘Director’ feature automatically edits shots into short videos that can be shared immediately after landing.
All the camera settings, including ISO, shutter speed, focus and exposure compensation, can be set using the DJI Go app.


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FC Barcelona has established its first official soccer school in Virginia: FCBEscola Northern Virginia. At FCBEscola, girls and boys learn to play like their heroes on the first team and share the values for which Barça is known throughout the world: respect, effort, ambition, teamwork and humility.
Open Tryouts will be led by the FCBEscola Technical Director and staff on April 22nd and 29th at Evergreen Sportsplex. Please choose the date that is most convenient for you and the time that corresponds to the player's age.
ALL TRYOUT SESSIONS ARE FULL. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN FCBEscola. IF YOU MISSED THE TRYOUTS, PLEASE ADD YOUR NAME TO THE WAITING LIST AND WE WILL NOTIFY YOU IF ADDITIONAL SESSIONS ARE ADDED.
PLEASE CONTACT NORTHERNVIRGINIA@FCBARCELONA.US FOR ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS OR INFORMATION. EVERGREENSPORTSPLEX AND ITS STAFF WILL TRY AND HELP IF THEY CAN, BUT DO NOT HAVE DETAILS ABOUT THE PROGRAM.


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Just as Drew Farthering thinks his life has calmed down some, Fleur Landis, a former girlfriend, reappears, in dire need of his help. She’s married now, no longer an actress — but the lead actor in her former troupe’s production of The Mikado has been murdered, and Fleur is the police’s number one suspect.
Drew would rather focus on his fiancée, Madeline Parker, and their upcoming wedding, but he can’t leave Fleur and her family in the lurch — even if she did break his heart once. As Drew, Nick, and Madeline begin investigating, they discover more going on behind the scenes of the theater troupe than could ever have been imagined. It seems nearly everyone had a motive, and alibis are few and far between.
Both the murder case and the presence of the beautiful, exotic Fleur put a heavy strain on Drew and Madeline’s relationship. Will their still young romance survive the pressure?
It seems almost morbid to so enjoy a mystery revolving around gruesome deaths, and yet I cannot escape the fact that I did enjoy it. Very much. So many suspects to consider. What fun it was to work with Drew once again to solve this mystery.
Drew is making a name for himself as the go-to amateur sleuth. I love the way his analytical mind works. Even more enjoyable is the love that he shows to Madeline who makes him vulnerable and strong at the same time.
This time the case lands in his lap but he is not eager to pursue it given that the number one suspect is a former girlfriend. Plus the history between them gives Madeline pause as to whether they should continue with the wedding plans. It made for some heart wrenching and edge of the seat, page turning moments. Will they get married?
This story is more about Drew than Madeline, but the times that we are privy to her thoughts made me want to hug her and shake her at the same time.
As an added bonus, some clues are given about a mystery even more personal to Drew. It whet my appetite to read further. I’m so glad I have the next book already in my library.
Drew, as usual. There is something so appealing about his personality.
I didn’t like Fleur but her treatment of Drew paved the way for God to put Madeline in his life so things worked out in the end.
Would I recommend this book to others? Definitely. An interesting mystery with a good amount of suspects to puzzle about. Sprinkled into the mix is an inspirational thread and the growing pains of new love. And then there is Drew. The hero. Dare I say, one of my favorite heroes in historical fiction? This is the third book in the series. It can be read as a standalone story, but I dare you to stop at one book about Drew Farthering when there are others.


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Would people always ensure that the feed shed door is closed when they have finished. Thanks!
People have been switching the electric fence and not switching it back on. There is no need to switch the fence off and leaving it off can be a problem. Please do not switch it off unless there is an extreme need to do so.
As well as lessons and hacks we have extensive facilities for providing DIY livery for your own horse.
We also do short-term liveries if you wish to holiday in the area or are moving your horse from one location to another. We have a local vet and farrier who you can use, and we will be happy to advise if there are any problems that occur with your horse.
All of the facilities are available for use from the event jumps to both the indoor and outdoor schools. If you just want to explore the area there is usually someone on hand to show you the various routes.
If you want to arrange livery for your horse or pony for whatever type or length of time, please see our contact details.
All farms suffer from a greater or lesser problem with Ragwort. We pride ourselves on keeping the farm as free of ragwort as we can (especially in the pastures) but it has seemed, at times, an endless task. Please help us by letting us know if you see any. If you want to get rid of it there is a special fork in the feed shed. But wear gloves and dispose of it by burning etc. (off the farm please).
If you are staying for only a short time (passing through or on holiday here), we may be able to help and suggest some local Bed and Breakfast accommodation for you.


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Home babies	Weaning twins – double the mess, double the stress!
Weaning. How is it possible for one word to fill a person with such dread?
Put it in front of the word ‘twins’, and let’s face it, you might as well crack open the gin at every mealtime, including breakfast. In fact, f*ck it, just pour it over your fruit ‘n’ fibre and have done with it.
What an Absolute. Pain. In. The. Arse.
My brain is clearly buggered by sleep deprivation because I actually thought it was a good idea to do Baby Led Weaning to make matters worse. WTF was I thinking??
I told myself I didn’t have time to lovingly make purees and freeze them into little ice cube trays like I did with Toddler. (I was such a cliched first time mum). Nope, that wasn’t going to happen.
Baby Led Weaning – what was I thinking?
I was going to go full-on BLW from the word go, and by doing so I would save myself having to do double the spoon feeding at the same time as coaxing a fussy toddler to eat anything that isn’t beige. Some mealtimes I literally want to gouge my own eyeballs out with a plastic Ikea fork, he can be so annoying.
So Baby Led Weaning would mean my babies would eat ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING and I would give myself a big pat on the back.
Well actually, I am kind of pleased with my decision to basically let my twins obliterate my kitchen. They do pretty much eat anything, although I’m fully aware this will annoyingly change, and it means I can often give them what the Other Half has cooked for us the night before – letting me ‘concentrate’ on Toddler’s beige offering. The range of beige food in my freezer really is quite something, I can tell you.
What I hadn’t quite thought through properly was THE MESS! Seriously, why would you give a seven month old baby a spoonful of yoghurt/fruit pot/porridge/Weetabix (Weetabix should be renamed concrete, FFS!) in a bid to teach them how to do it themselves, without fully appreciating your shiny, cream (of course) ceramic-tiled floor in your lovely new dream house is about to be annihilated!
Mealtimes are literally the worst times of the day. Mainly because of the clean up afterwards.
I give the Twins loads of food. I didn’t actually think much of this until a friend commented on an Instagram picture about whether they would eat all of it. More recently the answer is yes they do. But I give them a big old plateful because I know more or less half of it ends up on the floor.
On occasion I’ve found myself subconsciously veering away from runny foods in favour of dry chunks, simply so I know it’s easier to clean up. How bad is that?
As time’s gone on I find myself trying to spoon feed them myself to save the mess but they’re not having any of it. They want the spoon, and they want to smear it everywhere. It’s like a game – can I jab it in and out of their mouths quick enough for them to get the damn porridge without actually hurting them or them grabbing the spoon.
And where do you even start with the clean-up operation? I mean, do you wipe the tray, their hands or their faces first? If you wipe their hands, they just put them right back in the mess. If you wipe the tray or face, they just put their dirty hands all over them again. Give me a break, will you?!!
I tell myself this is all a phase, like everything else. One big messy phase. I mean, let’s face it. Give it time and they’ll be on the beige diet along with Toddler, and fish fingers aren’t half as bad to clear up.
If you thought this blogpost wasn’t half bad, why don’t you hang around and have a read of some more. If you’re anything like me, you might appreciate this one on why it’s okay to not love every minute of parenting or what about the ‘almost love/hate’ relationship of a toddler and twins.
Or if you fancy a bit of social media madness, pop over to my Facebook page where you’ll be able to have a giggle at what ridiculousness goes on in my house with three very small boys on a daily basis. Warning – there is often sarcasm, and usually swearing. Feel free to join in though. There are also great travel reviews and some AWESOME giveaways.
The face in the bib picture going for the left overs is amazing! I did BLW with both of my boys, it is definitely messier but long term is so much easier. Not the one if you have an aversion to mess!
Drives me mad every mealtime!
I’m just about to start weaning my baby, quite looking forward to it.
This is what I keep telling myself!
Isaac has gone to bed tonight with baked bean juice hair gel. Not even a wet wipe cut it this time.
That’s true. I feel like I spend hours cleaning up the floor under their high chairs!
I cannot even begin to imagine how much of a pain in the arse weaning two simultaneously must be! Doing it with one made me want to pull my hair out!
It’s true I will. It is a pain, and they don’t seem to be getting any less messy!
Ha ha, thank you. I’m hoping it soon passes too but there’s no sign of it yet!


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En l’absence des hommes is a story of doomed love. Doomed because the story is set during WW1 when Vincent is 16, and his first love, Arthur, is destined for the carnage on the battlefront. And even though Vincent’s narrative is imbued with all the insouciance of youth, there is a melancholic tone which tells the reader that this is going to end badly.
The story begins in Paris with Vincent meeting an esteemed middle-aged man of letters called Marcel. Although never named specifically as Marcel Proust, this character resembles the great author in many ways and Vincent is suitably intimidated. At first he can’t think of anything to say, and in their early acquaintance the reader imagines the awkward youth humbled in the presence of greatness – until gradually a gentle (platonic) friendship develops and they spend their afternoons in conversation at Marcel’s salon.
In the same week of summer 1916, Vincent also meets Arthur, their housekeeper’s son, who is home on leave. Arthur is a little older than Vincent and has yearned for him in silence for years. With fate looming, he declares his love and it’s reciprocated. It’s a grand passion, but Vincent remains a bit reserved while the older man is full of tender passion.
Part Two is titled Separation, and it’s written almost entirely in the form of letters to and from Vincent, Marcel and Arthur. Marcel has gone to Illiers, and Arthur has gone back to the front. Eventually Vincent confides in Marcel, who – while not condemning the lovers – warns Vincent of the prejudice they may face. And Arthur, shocked to the core by the violent death of a young comrade-at-arms, writes to Vincent asking him to forget him, to save himself from the pain of loss. Vincent, of course, takes no notice of either of them. He has now realised how much he loves Arthur and he writes to him because that makes him feel as if they are together. And then fate intervenes… and there’s a plot twist which I didn’t see coming at all.
Even with my inadequate French, I can see that the writing is beautiful. The rhythm, repetitions and poetry of Vincent’s sentences are just gorgeous, capturing the innocence. inexperience and arrogance of youth.
C’est l’été, quand je vous rencontre. Ce que je pense d’abord de vous, c’est: il est vieux, il a trente ans de plus que moi. Je n’ai rien à vous dire. Que pourrait dire in garçon de seize ans à un homme de quarante-cinq? Et l’inverse est tout aussi vrai. D’ailleurs, nous ne nous disons rien. Je vois bien que vous m’observez. J’ignore ce que vous me regardez. J’ignore ce que je vous inspire: de l’envie, du désir, de dégout, ou plus sûrement de l’indifference? Je crois que vous me regardez comme vous regarderiez un petit animal.
It is summer when I meet you. At first, what I think of you is: he is old, he is thirty years older than me. I have nothing to say to you. What could a boy of sixteen say to a man of forty-five? And the opposite is true too. Besides, we have nothing to say. I see that you are observing me. I do not know what you are seeing in me. I do not know what I inspire: envy, desire, disgust or more likely indifference? I think that you look at me as you would look at a small animal.
This book is BTW a rare example of successful use of second-person narrative (which is usually one of my pet hates along with child or dead narrators). But in En l’absence des hommes the first part of the book the reader knows what Arthur and Marcel say to Vincent, because he recounts it using ‘You said…’ I don’t know how it might be achieved in an English translation, but in French, the French formal and informal verb forms Vous dites:..’ and ‘Tu dis…’ are used to show in a delicate way how intimacy develops.
Emma from Book Around the Corner loved this book too.
Availability: Paperback English editions are available from Vintage and there’s a Kindle edition too.
Congratulations for reading it in the original! For English speaking readers, it’s available in translation.
I’m happy you liked it too. Besson’s tone draws the reader to the characters and yes, one of the merits of the book is to show that gay love is more about love than about being gay. (obviously) Besson is a popular writer so, he might reach people for whom this statement wasn’t obvious.
Proust is well crafted in this novel even if eveything is pure literary licence: Proust didn’t go to Illiers during the war, he was writing his masterpiece in his Parisian appartment.
Yes, I’m going to try that one. But I have four other French novels to read first, two that were given to me and two that I bought in the New Caledonia airport. They will keep me going for a while!
Great. I’m curious. Which ones do you have?
Btw, let me know if you want me to bring French books for you when I come in August.
I have Mano a Mano by Francoise Bourdin; La Voix du Violon by Andrea Camillerai, La Mare au Diable by George Sand, and Les Captifs Delivres by Henry Bordeaux.
Merci for your offer, but I think you will need all the room you can spare in your suitcase for clothes. You will need warm things for Melbourne and summery things for Perth or if you go up north!
Yes, that’s what I find. I’m not fluent either, and I know my lips move when I’m reading (just like children’s do when they’re learning to read!), but I really like being able to do it, and I know I get better with every chapter I read.
Why title novel is called “En l’absence des hommes”, there are relation between novel homosexual and the title ?
It’s a double-edged answer. The book is of course about a gay relationship. But also, during WW1 so many men were away fighting the war that in many places there was indeed an absence of men. In villages and small towns in Australia, which joined the war as part of Britain’s empire, every young man of fighting age enlisted and so there were only old men and boys left.
Congratulations. Australians are funny about ‘foreign’ languages. I could easily have read French novels if I’d continued on from high school and it never occurred to me (though I did make beginnings at Spanish and Arabic). I belatedly tried French tapes while I was driving but couldn’t bring myself to speak, even on my own! Time for another try I think (less than three years to my 70th in Paris).
I think the big mistake was when they dropped the requirement that you had to have a foreign language to enrol at university.


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Summary: A lucky investment property owner has the opportunity to flip a property and make a profit. Ilyce helps the owner think through their options for making a sound financial decision.
Q: I own an investment property (my first) and I am not sure whether I should flip it immediately, hold and rent the property for a year or so and then flip it, or move into it and use it as my primary residence for two 2 years and take the profits tax free.
I have about $225,000 in the property and I know it will sell for as much as $375,000 if I listed it today.
I’m not sure what to do. Do you do telephone consultation? If so, what is your availability and the cost for some of your time?
A: I don't do phone consultations, but here's my two cents on your fortunate situation.
First, congratulations on finding a piece of property that was so undervalued that you've been able to create over $100,000 in value in less than a year.
Before you decide whether to sell now, hold the property for a year (in order to qualify for long-term capital gains tax on the profit) or move into it and keep it all tax-free, you need to figure out whether you want to keep doing this as a business and if you do, how often you're going to do it.
If you know you want to keep buying and selling property, and if you've already identified another potential investment, you may want to consider finding a real estateattorney who can do a 1031 tax free exchange, also known as a Starker Trust, for you.
A 1031 tax free exchange would allow you to sell this property now, and purchase a replacement investment property. The benefit is that you would defer all tax owed until after you're done with the next investment (or, at that time, you could set up another 1031 to exchange that property and continue to defer the tax).
The downside is that with a 1031 tax free exchange, you have to live by some fairly strict time limits. For example, you have to identify the new property 45 days within closing on the old property and you have to close on the new property within 180 days. Blow those deadlines, and you’ve blown the trust.
You will also need to hire a third party company to hold the funds and make sure they are not commingled with any of your other cash. Your new property, along with other rules, will have to at least equal in value the sales price of the old property.
If you decide this is too much hassle, and know you won’t be looking for another property for a few years, you should consider moving into this property so that you can keep all of the profits (up to $250,000 if you're single, or up to $500,000 if you're married) tax free.
In your case, if the profit is $150,000, you'd owe about $22,750 in profits if you sell after owning the property for 12 months. But if you move into the property and keep it for 2 years, you'll keep that cash and any more, if the property continues to appreciate in value.
I can’t make the decision for you, however. But, I’m cheering you from the sidelines.


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Is it right for journalists to blame a press office for not being helpful? Client Partnerships Director (and Head of PR and Social Media) Adam Tuckwell discusses.
This week Tom Whipple, a well-respected and experienced journalist for The Times, wrote: “Amazon have the most unpleasant press office in journalism. I used to deal with the Tamil Tiger press office, and they kidnapped me. Amazon are worse”. It’s a great soundbite, sensationalist in tone and clear in its sentiment. But is it fair to place the blame at PR practitioners’ doors?
Having worked with and for many technology companies during my career in PR, I can testify that technology businesses are often more reticent speaking to the press than similarly sized companies in other industries. The cause for this isn’t entirely clear, but often lies in a mistrust of journalists and the press with concerns that any negative media coverage will impact the perceived value of the firm or its products. If a business’s leadership mistrusts the press, the fault rarely lies with the press office team, but they are the ones stuck in the middle feeling the brunt of journalists’ frustrations.
I’ve never met a PR who has deliberately set out to be obstructive and unhelpful. I have known a small number of journalists who place significant pressure to get an exclusive story, the first look at a product or request a free trial on the promise of a review. PRs naturally want to help, but requests need to be assessed in line with marketing plans and release dates which have been agreed and planned well in advance. These plans cannot easily be changed on the whim of an inflexible journalist.
Some firms do have worse reputations than others for being obstructive. Apple famously doesn’t disclose details of its upcoming products – instead favouring to unveil them at grand launch events. In general, technology hacks fall over themselves to heap praise upon each annual release. Why do they do this? I think it’s because they fear that access to these annual conferences will be revoked the following year if they give less than glowing reviews. It is well-known that Apple holds a blacklist of such journalists and I suspect it is not alone.
But not all firms have the luxury of holding all the cards and hoping journalists will dance to their tune. Technology companies, just like other product and services firms, need to secure media coverage to raise brand awareness and gain attention. These firms, and the PRs that they employ, need to seek an open dialogue with the journalists and nurture mutually beneficial relationships.
They also have a duty to educate the leadership within their businesses about the role of PR and the importance of being open to the media, so long as it fits with their plans. Media relations need to be based on trust as well as give-and-take, so comments like Tom’s about Amazon’s press office aren’t helpful, unless Amazon are being deliberately obstructive – in which case they’re bringing all practitioners down.
For now, let’s just all agree to get along, play nicely and not resort to naming and shaming hard-working practitioners who might well have their hands tied by those senior to them.

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The Victorian appetite for sensationalism rivalled our own and the lust for spectacle transformed central London into a wonderland of freak shows, circuses, hippodramas, panopticons and pleasure gardens. The industrial age sparked a revolution in theatrical entertainment and the new technology and machinery led to a succession of elaborate West End shows where everything from horse races to sinking ships to earthquakes, train crashes and underwater ghts would unveil in front of the audience’s eyes. It was sensation after sensation and the better the special effects, the more tickets sold.
Join us as London historian Peter Berthoud pulls back the curtain on the stories of the curious and sometimes bizarre forms of entertainment that were once part of Soho life. From Georgian rock music to a singing mouse, aquatic dramas to gigantic panoramas and all sorts of street based oddities. Hear of a man with a most harmonious chin, be titilated by a Smock Race and marvel at the grand exhibits that once thrilled previous visitors to Soho.

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Every person diagnosed with cancer embarks on a journey that is unique—no two people share the same experience. How people cope after diagnosis, during treatment and afterward are also different for each individual. One common thread is the need for a support system.
The Tatman Cancer Center at CRMC offers a support group to help meet the needs of cancer patients and their caregivers, who are a vital part of the healing process. Whether you have been recently diagnosed or have undergone treatment years ago, we invite you to join us to listen and share.
Open for both men and women who have experienced all types of cancer, this support group is very informal, and is facilitated by a cancer survivor. Caregivers are also welcome and encouraged to attend. Sometimes a speaker is brought in to talk about some aspect of cancer. Many times, the group just has informal discussion. It helps to learn that others go through similar experiences and have the same questions, and it helps to know that you are not alone.
The support group meets on the third Thursday of every month at 6:00 p.m. in the fourth floor Conference Center at Coffeyville Regional Medical Center (Use B Elevators to get to the fourth floor).
CRMC also participates in The American Cancer Society’s Look Good Feel Better program, a free service that teaches cancer patients hands-on cosmetic techniques to help them cope with appearance-related side effects from chemotherapy and/or radiation treatments. The program offers free tips and training on wig care, scarf and hat use, skin care, and nail care, and all participants will receive a free makeup kit.
If you have any questions about the cancer support group, please contact Vicky Portwood at 620-252-1606.


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To celebrate NSW Youth Week (10-18 April 2019) Tweed Shire Council is hosting a Youth Music Forum in Murwillumbah on Thursday 18th April and will feature live performances, panel discussions and presentations from key industry and educational professionals from the region, including SAE Creative Media Institute.
General Manager of SAE Australia Lee Aitken says that SAE Byron Bay campus is proud to be involved in and support grassroots community events in the Northern Rivers region such as these.
SAE Byron Bay National Course Advisor and aspiring music artist in her own right, Madelaine Spinos will feature on the Music Education & Research panel and will talk options for those looking to study, and make a career in the music and audio industry.
Event organiser and Community Development Officer for Tweed Shire council David Burgener, says the event is the first of its kind run by council in the shire.
Youth Music Forum will be held on Thursday 18 April at the Regent Cinema Murwillumbah from 5-8 pm.


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Terms & Conditions of Sale Orthodontic Supply of Canada Inc.
Terms of sale are net 30 days from date of invoice, a 1.5% interest charge per month will apply to overdue accounts. All invoices are to be paid in Canadian dollars, payment by cheque, money order, Visa or Mastercard.
Our invoicing includes shipping and handling charges from Fredericton, New Brunswick as well as all applicable taxes.
Orthodontic Supply of Canada warrants no product except as to defects in material and/or workmanship arising within one year of date of sale. The buyer assumes all risk and liability from purchase or use of products.
Custom products, such as welded band assemblies, products requiring refrigeration or chemical products and/or non-stocked items cannot be returned for credit unless an error has been made on the part of OSC. All other products may be returned for a credit within 30 days of purchase if the product is in the original packaging, not opened or partially used and in re-saleable condition. Products being returned for credit must be shipped pre-paid via courier or Canada post. Returns may be subject to a 15% restocking fee at the discretion of OSC.
All returns must be authorized by Orthodontic Supply of Canada Inc. All returns must have a return authorization number (RMA#) and a copy of your invoice. To obtain an RMA Please contact OSC at 1-800-387-7411.
Returns sent via collect or without an RMA# will NOT be accepted by OSC unless specifically authorized by OSC.
If a product is deemed defective by OSC a full credit or replacement will be issued (a Lot# MUST be provided).


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Big Yee-haw welcome to Author Viola Ryan. My eyes were bedazzled when Viola sent her photos of the paintings she is sharing with us today, as well as two paintings her daughters created. There's a lot of talent in that family! Viola explains how she became interested in painting. If you're a writer, I think you'll completely understand her reasoning.
Thanks for having me again, JQ. I love getting a chance to chat with new people.
I used to write Buffy the Vampire Slayer fan fiction. That’s how I learned to write and how I realized I was a writer. One of the cardinal sins in fan fiction, the one people will blast you most for isn’t grammar mistakes. It’s creating what is known as a Mary Sue. That is basically the author inserting herself into the story. It warps the story because the canon characters around her often act out of character in order to elevate the Mary Sue. The author can’t let anything bad happen to the Mary Sue and conflict is key to any story.
When I started writing The Mark of Abel, I wanted to avoid this, so I made my character an artist. I can’t draw a straight line with a ruler, so I figured she was different from me and I wouldn’t turn her into a Mary Sue. I love art, so I could handle her talking about art. Then came the scenes where she actually painted. Painting is a key plot point in the book. I needed to learn how to describe the act of painting.
I decided I needed to take a painting class. It didn’t matter if I was horrible at it. I just needed to learn the language, so I could write the scene. I found a class on acrylic landscape painting. The class was a lot of fun. All I needed to do was bring a blank canvas. The instructor provided the rest and walked us step-by-step through each painting.
Not only did I love it, but I was pretty good at it. I have an eye for color and there are few straight lines in nature. My favorite part was mixing the colors on the canvas to paint the sky. I took the class for over a year before I attempted doing a painting outside of class. I had learned various techniques and applied them to my own original creation.
My husband is in the Coast Guard and we travel around a lot. Finding a friend I feel truly close to is difficult. When we lived in Delaware, I found such a remarkable woman. I call her Super Mom. She had previously only lived in California and Texas. She’d never seen a real fall before and the colors amazed her. Her husband is in the Air Force and I wanted her to be able to take fall wherever she went. That painting was the first one I did outside of class. Unfortunately, I forgot to take a picture of it before I gave it to her.
My daughters have inherited my love of art. I took my oldest daughter (at age 13) to the painting class with me. I taught my youngest the way I learned, by going step by step. Their paintings proudly hang in their rooms.
When I finally wrote the scene, people ask me how long I’ve been painting. Recently I made another friend a New England fall scene to take with her to Washington State.
If you want to read the scenes I wrote thanks to my hobby, check out The Mark of Abel.
Is a frustrated artist Lucifer’s ticket back to heaven or will falling for her reawaken the compassion that got him expelled?
Viola, thanks so much for sharing these gorgeous paintings. I have never heard about the "Mary Sue" in writing. Thanks for the heads up about that.
Thank your girls too for sharing their paintings. Happy to have them online!
What a talent Viola! I took oil painting about 100 years ago and I loved going to those lessons. How nice that your girls are following right along! thanks for sharing AND your book looks wonderful!
Thanks. I had a lot of fun writing The Mark of Abel. I'm working on the sequel now. I'm very lucky when it comes to my girls. They are also budding writers.
Good post, and good paintings. I've taken several art classes; though I sometimes catch a glimmer, I have yet to uncover my painting talent! I wish you much success with your writings and paintings!
Stan, I have taken art classes too. For some reason, what I picture in my head never looks like what ends up on the canvas!
Helena, the colors in the artwork certainly wowed me too.
Thank you for leaving comments for Viola.
Viola, wow! What talent! I'm so envious. Thanks for sharing.
Nice paintings. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Joylene and Susanne, Thanks so much for stopping by. The paintings make me smile.


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Candidates will be responsible for representing the business for the implementation of new projects and initiatives within the Wealth management division. Working closely with the business day to day you will be responsible for enabling change across the Bank's business infrastructure. You will face off to senior heads across business areas such as support services teams, including compliance, finance, Legal and Risk, Marketing, operations, IT etc. The role will involve the review of business documentation, requirements gathering, review and design of implementing changes. The projects will be varied and many will be greenfield, however there will also be existing process review and implementation.
A good understanding of the Mortgages and Lending lifecycle with a particular focus on servicing processes.

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