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LINCOLNVILLE — On Wednesday, November 14 at 7 p.m. the Lincolnville Community Library will host Elizabeth Garber of Belfast who will discuss her book Implosion: A Memoir of an Architect's Daughter.
Garber's father, Woodie Garber, was a visionary architect whose experimental, modernist designs sparked both admiration and controversy. He designed the Cincinnati Public Library, a downtown landmark, and created Sanders Hall for the University of Cincinnati. An extraordinary, twenty-seven story glass tower dormitory, Sanders Hall was plagued from the start by major design problems, safety concerns, and years of vandalism.
After only eleven years, the university abandoned the building and in 1991, demolished it by implosion. Meanwhile, the Garber family experienced its own implosion caused by Woodie's volatile, tyrannical behavior and worsening mental illness.
Elizabeth Garber's beautifully written and heartbreaking memoir received a Kirkus starred review. Copies will be available for sale and signing at the event. Garber is a published poet and former Belfast poet laureate.
The Lincolnville Community Library is at 208 Main Street in Lincolnville. For more information call (207) 706-3896 or email questions@lincolnvillelibrary.org.

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I’ve lived with my partner for 10 years. She moved into a house I already owned. An issue has recently come up about the house. She wants to be put on the title. I understand that if something were to happen to me that she would want the security of staying in the home we share, however, I have a daughter who I’ve always planned to leave the house to. I have never acquired much in the way of wealth but there is $100k equity in the home and I want to leave it to my daughter. I’ve made that clear. Am I in the right with this?
You are right. It’s your property and your call, your priorities and your wishes. That’s what wills are all about. Is it fair? Is it what is best? Your partner has other ideas. If you legally marry your partner, she automatically is on the deed and is your legal next of kin, should you die. And if you decide to sell the house when you are legally married to your partner, you both have to be at the closing and sign those dozens of papers.
Since you are not legally married, your daughter is your next of kin, so legally she will get the house (after probate court if you don’t leave a will). If you sell the house now, you are the only one who has to be at closing, as you are the only owner.
However, there is another way! Which is why we have a lawyer also answering this question. You can draw up a will where both your partner and your daughter get the house! See below for Daniel Gwinn, Esq, “Ask a Lawyer” answer below.
A will can specify exactly what you want done with your estate after you die. You can use a will to make a statement, such as cutting a “black sheep” child out of the will while leaving all the good children in, if you had a lot of children. I just read about a man who never spent his money and when he died, his family learned that he had amassed $8,000,000! But he also left a will and did not leave that fortune to anyone in the family!
I know someone who complains bitterly that her partner is leaving their house to her in the will, but is leaving most of the other investments to the children. This person complains that those adult children will be better off financially than she will be, when her partner dies. There is a will, but there is not a legal marriage.
Think carefully about what you want to convey to those left behind when you die. And make a will! These are tough conversations, but better to have them while you can, and be clear about what your priorities are for those you leave behind. After all, all that is guaranteed in life is death, and taxes.
LAWYER ANSWER: Your emotional ties of loyalty with your partner and your child, must, of course, be part of your analysis in deciding your best course of action. As for the legal choices available to you, one option you should consider would be to grant your partner a life estate in your property. This would give your partner, who would be called a “life tenant” the right to live in the residence until she dies or moves out. Your daughter would be the remainderman/ owner of the house, but she would not get full rights until your partner’s interest ends. By setting up a life estate, you can ensure your partner may continue to live in the home after your death, but she will have no rights of ownership. In effect, she becomes a tenant, and your daughter becomes the landlord (except, that she may not charge rent).
Generally the life tenant is responsible for paying the mortgage, interest, taxes, and insurance on the property, and must not “waste” the property, meaning he/she must keep the property in good repair. The remaindermen may not dispose or encumber the property in a way that would be at odds with the interests of the life tenant (and vice versa). As a bonus, transferring ownership via a life estate will avoid probate.
Creating a life tenancy, whether by deed or trust, has advantages and potential issues that extend beyond this discussion. You might want to explore both the pros and cons, along with any other options that may be available to you with your lawyer. The lawyers at GWINN TAURIAINEN PLLC are experienced attorneys and are happy to answer your questions. Give us a call for a free initial telephone consultation about your legal needs. For consideration of your questions in our web column, please submit your inquiry on the “Contact Us” page of our website at www.gwinntauriainenlaw.com.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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The Briton looked badly hurt, but Matchroom officials later confirmed that Crolla had suffered no broken nose or ribs, and had not been taken to hospital. He had been outclassed (34-7-3), Lomachenko having planned to take on Richard Commey in a three-belt unification fight, but an injury to Commey's hand had forced this contest.
"We are both Olympic champions from London 2012, and it would be a great fight," he said. "I love the noise the British fans make and how much they love boxing." Promoters Top Rank have already spoken to the O2 Arena about potential dates.
Lomachenko headlined here at Staples Center for the first time in his brief professional career, and a raucous crowd of 10,101 filled the lower bowl for his biggest showcase yet. The Ukrainian has developed a significant fan base in the Los Angeles area, where he lives and trains. If a fight were to take place in the UK, Lomachenko's return may well be treated as a homecoming.
"I loved fighting at the Olympics in London, and it is a great place for boxers because the fans understand and love the sport," he added. "I want Mikey Garcia, (but) I want to unify titles," Lomachenko said. "That's my goal. I want historic fights."
Promoter Arum told Telegraph Sport: "Vasyl sees Campbell as the number one challenge in the lightweight division because he follows what his father believes. Anatoly reckons that Campbell is the most technically gifted fighter in the division outside his son. I did not believe fighting Campbell is a gamble. But it would be a tremendous fight. Taking Lomachenko to the UK would be brilliant, as he is worthy of being a global star."
Lomachenko's profile has grown exponentially in recent years after headlininh at Madison Square Garden, in Macau and other Los Angeles-area venues before his step up to Staples. Lomachenko's next fight is likely to be even bigger, whether as a unification bout or a showdown with one of the other lightweight greats of this era.
In the co-main event, longtime super middleweight champion Gilberto 'Zurdo' Ramirez remained unbeaten when his light heavyweight debut against Tommy Karpency was stopped by Karpency's corner before the fifth round. Ramirez could yet fight Callum Smith, ranked the No 1 in the super middleweight division, who was ringside for the contest.

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The City Council has scheduled its meetings for 2011. All meetings begin at 7 p.m.
Residents can attend the meetings at City Hall, 825 W. Irving Blvd., or view them live on Irving Community Television Network (ICTN Channel 95 � Time Warner or ICTN Channel 31 � Verizon). Webcasts are at www.cityofirving.org or www.ictn.tv.
Website visitors can view recorded meetings 24/7 via video on demand. Viewers can select a specific agenda item of interest without having to watch or fast-forward through the entire video.
Work session meetings begin at 11 a.m. the Wednesday prior to the Thursday council meetings. They also are open for public attendance and air live on ICTN and the city website. The meetings also are available via video on demand.
Meeting times are subject to change. Call the City Secretary�s Office at (972) 721-2493 to confirm a meeting date or visit www.cityofirving.org.

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William Herschel left Germany and his position in the Hanoverian Guards' regimental band in 1757 after a disastrous encounter with the French army. He and his older brother arrived in London with no money. Music directed Herschel's interests to harmony, which led to mathematics, and finally to astronomy. As his hobby became more serious, Herschel cut back on the number of music pupils so he could devote more time to observing. He was also building his own telescopes.
On the night of 13 March 1781 Herschel first observed the planet Uranus. It was a sensational discovery  the first new planet added to those known since ancient times. His new fame brought with it a royal pension, allowing Herschel henceforth to devote his time entirely to astronomy.
Herschel later quarreled with King George III over the additional funds he demanded for his 40-foot telescope. Perhaps for this reason, it was only when the King went mad and his son William took over as Regent that Herschel was given the rare distinction of a knighhood, in 1816.
William's only child, John Frederick William Herschel (1792-1871), assisted his ailing father in his observations. He became an important astronomer in his own right, hailed as one of the greatest scientists of his day.
"She learned enough of mathematics and of methods of calculation... to be able to commit to writing the results of his researches. She became his assistant in the workshop; she helped him to grind and polish his mirrors; she stood beside his telescope in the nights of mid-winter, to write down his observations, when the very ink was frozen in the bottle."

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Triggers the use of multiple phase center processing on the DiFX correlator at least at the VLBA. In practice, this puts the list of phase centers in the .v2d file used in setting up correlation. Some day, it may put the list in the .vex file, if there is a standard for how to do that.
The argument of CENTERS must correspond to a list of names in the phase center groups listed after a PCENTERS command.
For now, there is no clear way to make the phase center list scan dependent, so specify the same name for each scan on the same source. This may not always be true, which is why the association of a phase center group with a pointing source is not done in the PCENTERS specifications.
For more information on multiple phase center processing, see that section about that topic.
Argument: A name of a group of phase centers. For now, must be the same for every scan on a given source.
Usage: Keeps value of previous scan.

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More on Newsweek’s Cover Story about Iraq – Pete Wehner – The Corner on National Review Online.
Almost every day, we get hits from people looking for information on Rocket Propelled Grenades, or RPGs (well, we get hits for RPG, maybe they’re looking for Role Playing Games?).
We’ve discussed briefly the evolution of handheld anti-tank weapons in US service, and we’ve talked about some of the challenges light armor faces in defeating RPGs. What we haven’t really discussed is the RPGs themselves.
The Russian experience with handheld anti-tank weapons up through WWII was much like our own. But after the war, where our Army progressed toward a disposable weapon that every troop could carry, they persisted with a reusable weapon employed by a two man team of gunner and ammo bearer. The first iteration of these post-war RPGs was the RPG-2, which was also known as the B-40. It was an incredibly simple weapon- pretty much just a tube with a trigger.
The round itself was an 82mm HEAT warhead. The rocket motor burned completely before the round even left the tube. It then coasted to the target.
The problem was, this meant the weapon had a very short effective range, only 150m for a stationary target, and less than 100m for a moving target.
The Soviets addressed this shortcoming in their next production model, the RPG-7.
Entering service with the Soviets in 1961, the RPG-7 was an evolution of the RPG-2 concept. It had a somewhat more refined launcher, to include optical sights. It also had a two-stage motor, with a first stage that boosted the grenade out of the launcher, then a sustainer motor that drove it to the target. This gave it a much better effective range, though it was still better to keep the range as short as possible. The warhead was significantly larger as well, being 105mm in diameter (the effective penetration of a HEAT warhead is a function of its diameter; generally, penetration is 6x the diameter of the warhead).
The RPG-7, in many different variants, has been produced or used by many nations (there’s even a US company that makes it!) and has been used in virtually all wars and insurgencies since its introduction. It is still in use in the Soviet Army, and is still in production. And of course, it has frequently been used against US troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. And it is in use by our allies in the Iraqi Army and the Afghan National Army. It is pretty much ubiquitous.
As we mentioned in an earlier post, the RPG-7 is hard pressed to defeat a Bradley or an Abrams, and are hardly a sure thing against a Stryker. But against a Humvee, they are a very dangerous threat. You just can’t armor up a Humvee enough to defeat one.
Nor have the Russians been content to rest on their laurels. While an updated RPG-7 with various warheads is still the standard Russian hand-held anti-tank weapon, they’ve continued development of newer, more potent PRGs. They’ve adopted the RPG-18 and its successors, which is a disposable weapon based very closely on the US M72 LAW. They’ve also deployed the RPG-29, a reusable weapon with updated warheads to defeat modern armor. Hezbollah used the RPG-29 to great effect against Israeli armor in the 2006 war.
The latest in the RPG family is the RPG-32, which is designed with an export market in mind. It has been selected for service by Brazil, Jordan, Mexico and Argentina.
US troops demolish a booby-trapped compound while the Taliban is inside.
You know Kirsten Dunst from the Spiderman series of movies. And maybe Bring it On. And while she’s cute as a button, as the pics below show, the real reason she’s this week’s hottie is the video below.
Now, I’m not a big fan of Cosplay, but Kirsten is doing her best to change my mind.
Look, despite the title of a recent post, I don’t seriously advocate dismantling the Air Force. But there are real questions about where the service is, and where it is heading.
It is the job of Schwartz, the Air Force’s top general and a onetime cargo pilot, to mediate between the old and new pilot tribes. In August 2008, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates tapped him to lead the service, the first chief of staff in Air Force history without a fighter or bomber pedigree, reflecting Gates’s frustration with the service’s old guard.
A quiet and introspective leader, Schwartz has turned his attention to dismantling the Air Force’s rigid class system. At the top of the traditional hierarchy are fighter pilots. Beneath them are bomber, tanker and cargo pilots. At the bottom are the officers who keep aircraft flying and satellites orbiting in space.
Schwartz has also pushed to broaden the Air Force’s definition of its core missions beyond strategic bombing and control of the skies. New on his list: providing surveillance imagery to ground troops waging counterinsurgencies. Today, the Air Force is flying 40 round-the-clock patrols each day with its Predator and Reaper unmanned planes, an eightfold increase over 2004.
There is also certainly a tension between two competing issues. Fighting the current wars, versus making sure we have tools and training to fight the next war.
Secretary of Defense Gates fired the last Secretary of the Air Force, and the last Chief of Staff of the Air Force because he didn’t think they were focusing enough on providing what the ground forces need in this fight, namely Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR)- usually through unmanned aircraft like the Predator and the Reaper. Gates has also pushed the Air Force to buy a light combat aircraft suitable to low-intensity conflict, based most likely on a turbo-prop trainer aircraft. It makes little sense to wear out a $40 million dollar jet droning around in circles at $10,000 an hour on the off chance someone will need air support. Gates’ thinking is that in the long run, it is cheaper to buy a small number of low-end planes to handle missions like this, and leave the fast-movers to missions that only they can fill.
But there’s a real worry that the Air Force might go “whole hog” on the force structure best suited for a permissive environment just as several potential adversaries are increasing the capabilities of both their air forces and their ground based air defense systems.
Of course, all this is taking place in an environment of fiscal austerity (does Bagram AB even have a golf course?) and in an environment where a program as trivial as the Air Force’s next Search & Rescue helicopter is bogged down in multiple lawsuits.

industry_corpus2: Aerospace


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The first impression people would notice about you, may not be long lasting, unless it’s a negative one; for some reason, creating a great first impression is an excellent push for your talk, work, personality and so on… But you will need to hold up to this impression. While normally a Negative first impression, will remain in your audience’s mind for a long time, (even when if you manage to change it afterwards).
But with the efforts you sometimes do to “leave an impression” and to “shine” in the eyes of your audience, some do not have to do that efforts, as they have already won their audience over (and over and over), they are the ones we call “Important”. So Celebrities, Major authors, Spotlight Actors, Singers… and many more, are already Important for their audience to notice. And normally outside of their spotlight, they can practically be anyone and do anything without paying too much attention to small details or even caring about what some people would say about them.
One of a life changing experiences for me happened during an encounter with a famous TV Celebrity many years back; this person I literally hated both his show and his style in presenting, Nevertheless I was Shocked by how “nice” he was in real life… SHOCKED… He was very decent, very respecting, modest and a true gentleman in his behavior and speech… I looked at my self in shame, as how I used to picture him, and how he really turned out to be… and all what needed for him to do to me, despite his 100s of times appearance on TV, face on the billboards and name everywhere in the media… was a simple act… he was Nice to me. And that’s all what it took to change my view on him… and NEVER PREJUDGE another human being ever again (VIP or Not).
You see in many occasions, we can act or even BE a celebrity or an Important person to someone, you may be that to the security guard of your building, to the office boy in your office, to just a random person seeing you appear in a conference or Taking a #SELFIE in a foreign place… So That’s NICE… Congrats you’re now IMPORTANT to someone… but it’s more important that you be nice to other people, when you can simply SMILE to the security guard and greet him when you walk inside the building, Say a Genuine Thank you to the person bringing the food to your table even if there’s no reason for you to do so… because believe it or not, those small details are the one that would make or break how LONG you can keep being Important.
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The federal government has received the Outline Business Case Certificate (OBC) for the concessioning of Truck Transit Park, estimated to cost $8.5million in Oboloafor, Enugu State.
The move, according to the FG, was to reduce the menace of indiscriminate parking by tanker and trailer drivers on Nigerian roads.
Receiving the OBC certificate from the Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC) on behalf of government, in Abuja, the Executive Secretary Nigerian Shippers Council (NSC), Hassan Bello, explained that the OBC signified transparent advertisement for the expression of interest by investors. He stated that the bid process was expected to be completed within a period of two months, after which the preferred bidder would be selected.
According to him, “the initial cost of the TTP in Oboloafor is $8.5million and it will create about 3,154 jobs, disclosing that the Enugu State government had 16.1hectares of land for the establishment of the TTP.
He said the TTP was processed through the Economic, Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) focus labs, pointing out that of the 160 provide projects processed through the lab, the TTP accounted for 7 and the project was rated 4-star on the scale of 1-5.
Bello said that there has been a lot of response and it was becoming a constituency project.
“The establishment of the TTP must be an economic decision that would be led by the private sector while the federal government provides the enabling environment, adding that they had collaborated with stakeholder’s like NURTW, RETEA, NARTO, NUPENG, such that they would own the project”, he stressed.
Bello disclosed that the TTP would be intermodal, integrated and modern, adding that and would be constructed in such a way that it would be inter connected with the train stations, Inland Container Dry Port.
The ES further disclosed that the OBC for the Lokoja Truck Transit Park would be submitted to ICRC in the next two weeks and then look at other states that had shown interest, including Edo, Sokoto, and Kebbi state among others.
The acting Director General ICRC Chidi Izuwah, in his remarks, hinted that more than 90 percent of road crashes in Nigeria were by trucks, even as he noted that transportation was key to the economic performance.
He lamented that Nigeria did not have any truck park facility, which had resulted in huge menace on the federal roads, adding that the federal roads were the nation’s economic arteries and anyone or thing blocking these arteries were blocking circulation of economic activities with severe problem on the economy.

industry_corpus2: Transportation


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Discussion Topic: How do we Implement a Change in Practice?
The IPRC Outcomes & Best Practices Committee hosted a discussion call hosted a networking/discussion event on October 23rd, 2018 to discusses ideas, strategies, and how to implement changes in practices.
How do you engage staff and colleagues to accept and implement a change in practice?
How do you “set the stage” for a new practice or a change in practice?
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What has been effective in making the jump from “knowing” to “doing”?
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How does your organization handle ongoing “continuing education” and mandatory education? How do you ensure that the education is implemented?
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With simple instructions and bright, clear illustrations, award-winning artist Taeeun Yoo invites children to enjoy yoga by assuming playful animal poses. And she sparks their imagination further by encouraging them to pretend to be the animal - to flutter like a butterfly, hiss like a snake, roar like a lion and more. Yoga is great for kids because it promotes flexibility and focus - and it's relaxing good fun! The charming pictures of children and animals and the lyrical text make this gentle introduction to yoga a book to be treasured.
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On Wednesday night, the storm was barreling across Kansas, having dumped 5 inches of snow on Wichita by midafternoon. Most of Kansas and Missouri is in the projected path of heavy snow, sleet and high winds. Up to 18 inches was expected in parts of central Kansas.
Locally, officials wasted no time calling off activities for today.
Kansas state offices are shut down. More than 70 flights scheduled for today out of Kansas City International Airport had already been canceled.
Before many students went to bed Wednesday, several school districts had called off classes, including Kansas City, Liberty, Park Hill, North Kansas City, Blue Springs and Lee’s Summit on the Missouri side. Also closed are Olathe, Blue Valley and Shawnee Mission and Kansas City, Kan.
Park University, the University of Kansas and Kansas State University also canceled classes for today.
Weather can be fickle, but the forecasters were pretty confident about this storm. A winter storm warning is in effect until midnight.
Generally, areas north of Interstate 70 will get more snow, and areas to the south could see more sleet, as well as thunder and lightning.
Kansas City Mayor Sly James spoke for many officials: If you don’t have to be out, please don’t be out.
Most everyone with a stake in weather safety was prepping for the worst.
City road crews, highway road crews and airport crews also will be mobilized.
“Ready when the first flakes fly,” said KCI spokesman Joe McBride.
Kansas City began applying salt brine to arterial and primary roads Tuesday evening.
Municipalities are asking residents not to leave cars parked on the streets because they impede snow removal. The Kansas Highway Patrol sent out alerts Wednesday afternoon that tow trucks would begin removing abandoned cars that evening along area interstates to clear the way for possible snowplowing today.
Utility crews with KCP&L planned to assemble one to two hours early at their service stations across its 47-county service area so they would be ready ahead of the morning rush hour, spokeswoman Katie McDonald said.
Snow can keep electric utility crews busy when cars crash into power poles, but the bigger problem could be south of Kansas City if ice and wind break power lines, McDonald said.
During the most recent winter storm in December, heavy snow began falling during the morning rush hour, and many utility crew members were stuck in traffic trying to get to their sites, she said. This morning, many crews planned to start 16-hour emergency shifts early to avoid potential traffic snarls.
Kansas City Area Transportation Authority buses will be running, but riders are advised to expect delays.
Many neighborhoods, but not all, can expect to have their trash service delayed a day.
Deffenbaugh Industries, which serves most of Johnson and Wyandotte counties and parts of Jackson County not including Kansas City, will not send trucks out today but push service back a day the rest of the week, spokesman Tom Coffman said.
Kansas City, which was already on a one-day-late schedule because of Presidents Day, will pick up trash today, but will not pick up recyclables so those crews can be assigned to snow removal.
Don’t be surprised if the trash trucks are running a little late, though, said public works spokesman Sean Demory.
Olathe, which runs its own service, will be picking up trash and recyclables as scheduled today, at least as long as the trucks are able to travel, said Kent Seyfried, the city’s solid waste manager.
Since the forecast warns that snow could be falling throughout the day today, evening events also could be affected if the storm is severe.
The Russian National Orchestra, which is performing at the Lied Center in Lawrence tonight, and the choral group Cantus, which is performing at the Folly Theater, both were arriving Wednesday, organizers said.
The Folly Theater expects its show to go on as scheduled, spokeswoman DeEtta Bohling said.
The Lied Center was certainly hoping “the show can go on,” spokeswoman Michele Berendsen said.
All Kansas state offices in the executive branch will be closed, Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback announced. The Kansas Legislature also will not be in session today.
The National Archives at Kansas City announced that an appearance by Richard Barbuto, professor at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, has been postponed until this summer.
Also, a genealogy workshop devoted to African-American census research has been rescheduled to Feb. 28 at 1 p.m. at 400 W. Pershing Road.


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Refuse to excuse bad behavior.
Had lunch at a wine bar with a wonderful friend.
I took Marie. We had the tortellini with alfredo sauce. Yum!
Had an amazing day yesterday.
I know some smart and funny people. My friend Bob, who lives in Washington, D.C., wrote this delightful ode to snow. Thanks, Bob! I couldn’t have said it better myself.
I am so sick and tired of the snow!
And I’m so sick and tired of the snow!
Piling it all up to here!
I am so @&#^ sick of the snow!!!
You think you’re driving anywhere tonight? Ha!
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… a friend who gives you zucchini bread, still warm from the oven.
I’ve heard so many people say about last year, “Good riddance!” and “Don’t let the door hit you on the way out.” Yeah, 2008 sucked in many ways. Even so, I’m … grateful.
Don’t worry. I’m not going permanently smarmy. I have plenty of complaints and pessimism to last the rest of the year. But for now, I’m grateful.
In a year where losses piled on losses, I have so much. I have a wonderful husband who still loves me after all these years. I have three beautiful children. I live closer to the rest of my family than I ever have before. I have shelter, warmth, companionship and love.
Wishing you all of this and more … happy New Year.
According to Adventures of an Awesome (Sometimes) Mother, it’s CHD (Congenital Heart Defect) Awareness Week, Feb. 7-14, 2008.
A good exercise for the heart is to bend down and help another up. — Broken Hearts of the Big Bend Inc.


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The new immigration reform bill that is being debated in Congress is going to make life really hard for the H-1B folks. While they are suggesting to raise the cap from 65,000 to 115,000; they are also adding a lot of restrictions and conditions that’s going to make it very difficult for tech-firms (Microsoft, Oracle, etc.) to get the talent they need.
They also want to make it point-based and the educational qualification of the applicant must very strictly match the position they are applying for. This can be good or bad depending how rigid they want to be. It also states that no US worker must be displaced from their job 6 months before and after an H-1B worker was hired.
An adverse effect of all this may be that a lot of tech firms will move more and more of their operations overseas.


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Epidural: Medication is delivered into the lower back, causing some loss of feeling, but allows the mother to continue to bear down and push her baby through the birth canal.
Spinal Block: Spinal blocks are administered as a shot into the fluid around the spinal cord. They work quickly to relieve pain, but last only an hour or two. Spinal blocks are often used for Caesarean sections.
Systemic Opioids: Systemic opioids (a type of narcotic) are given as a shot or intravenously (IV), and bring about a calming effect.
Local or Regional Anesthesia: Local anesthesia provides pain relief to a small area of the body, like the perineum. Regional anesthesia provides pain relief to a larger area, such as everything below the waist.
One pain relief method that is not common in the United States, but is popular in Europe and other countries with high standards for safe childbirth, is nitrous oxide (N2O). It is usually delivered as 50% nitrous oxide (N2O) mixed with 50% oxygen (O2). In the U.S., nitrous oxide, commonly called laughing gas, typically is associated with dental procedures. Nitrous oxide has become more readily available as a safe and effective method of pain management during labor and delivery.
It is less potent than other analgesics like epidural blocks, but more effective than many systemic opioids.
It is simple to self-administer and works quickly to provide pain relief. After a brief explanation, the mother can administer N2O to herself through a facemask, which allows her to time the amount and frequency she receives with her contractions.
N2O can be used during all stages of labor, as well as in some postpartum procedures like perineal repair.
N2O is safe and effective for the mother and her baby. A long track record of safe outcomes for mothers and babies in the United Kingdom and other countries where the use of N2O is prevalent.
N2O does not require increased monitoring of the mother or child, and is not associated with an increased risk of complications for either.
N2O has no impact on the ability to breastfeed immediately after birth.
N2O can be discontinued quickly and easily if another pain relief method is desired. The effects of N2O dissipate within about five minutes after discontinuing its use.
N2O is significantly less expensive than other pain relief methods.
An occupational health risk to female healthcare providers, including nurses and midwives, who may have some adverse effect to their reproductive system, including increased difficulty becoming pregnant and increased risk of spontaneous miscarriage.
Those with certain medical disorders are at increased risk of adverse effects from exposure to nitrous oxide, including those with vitamin B12 deficiency disorder, pernicious anemia, Crohn's disease, Ileal disease, chronic malnutrition due to alcoholism or pregnant women who are strict vegans, chronic N2O drug abusers, and surgical patients who receive high doses of N20 anesthesia (not analgesia) for more than six hours.
High-risk groups with these medical conditions can be treated with vitamins to lower the risk of adverse effects from N2O exposure.
Proper ventilation is key to preventing adverse outcomes and most modern facilities have precautions in place to help monitor and protect their healthcare workers from excess exposure to N2O.
Teaching mothers to exhale into the facemask also helps prevent off-gases from entering the surrounding environment.
Commonly used in Australia, Canada, Finland, Sweden, and the United Kingdom, nitrous oxide is a safe, viable option for pain relief during childbirth. Long-term research supports its effectiveness, safety for the mother and her baby, and unique benefits as an analgesic. Just as important, nitrous oxide empowers mothers by giving them an option to take the edge off of the pain while allowing them to control when and how much of the gas they receive.
In addition, N2O is a lower cost alternative to many pain management options, which may be especially significant to those without insurance or in lower income areas of the country. The American College of Nurse-Midwives takes the position that, “The experience of labor pain differs among women, and the response to pain is highly individual. Women should have access to a variety of approaches to promote comfort and reduce pain throughout labor...” The use of N2O in labor and delivery departments throughout the United States should be evaluated, and certified nurse-midwives and certified midwives should be trained to administer and oversee the safe use of N2O during labor. While no method is foolproof, nitrous oxide should be made readily available to American women as one option for pain relief during childbirth.
If you have any questions about the use of Nitrous Oxide, pain management during childbirth, or are looking for a new women's health provider, contact Dr. Thomas Zarka of Women's Health Associates of Derry at (603) 421-2526, or click the link below to schedule an appointment.


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During the press line for Universal's prequel to The Thing, I had a chance to speak with actor Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, who fans best associate with the character of "Mr. Eko" from Lost.
Aside from talking about his role in The Thing prequel, the proper pronunciation of his name or the many accents he seems to have mastered, I took the opportunity to ask Adewale about the long-standing reports that he is interested in a future role as Marvel's Black Panther.
"I would love to see that happen, and I think the more we - my people - campaign for that, the more viable it will be. And I mean, obviously appearing in cult-classics and blockbusters all help, we're very much on [Marvel's] radar...I think it's all about campaigning, I'm going to keep knocking on their door."
During the conversation, Triple A added that he knows Marvel is intently focused on their immediate slate of projects - Thor, Captain America and The Avengers - but that perhaps when that first phase of films was complete, and Marvel starts exploring other superhero movie possibilities, there would be an increased window of opportunity for him to snag the coveted role of T'Challa, the Black Panther.
"Hurry up so I can get my own movie deal!"
But is Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje a proper fit for Black Panther? Personally, I would consider him, Chiwetel Ejiofor or Idris Elba as prime candidates for the part (Wesley Snipes and Djimon Hounsou are a bit too old for my tastes). Recently, Elba expressed interest in playing Luke Cage and Triple A actually has a background (Nigerian, raised in England, working in America for a decade) that would seem to be a good fit for a character who hails from an African nation but is educated and experienced in the world - so why not cast him? He certainly has the acting chops.
First things first, however - Marvel needs to actually move ahead with a Black Panther film (and whatever happened to that Black Panther animated series, Marvel?).
Well keep you posted on Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje's career moves (G.I. Joe 2 for instance) and his chances of playing Black Panther as news unfolds. Stay tuned.

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My life journey has taken me around a many corners, but it has led me to a career that I now thoroughly enjoy.
Having served in the Royal Australian Navy for 10 years as an Electronics Technician, I was introduced to this new thing called ‘The Internet’ in 1996. Curiosity got the better of me an I desperately wanted to learn more about this new thing. The natural progression was into the world of Information Technology.
Many years later and having been exposed to many different industries, I find myself wanting to give back share my knowledge with the next generation of IT guru’s. So I took the next career change and became a Vocational Educator delivering the Diploma in Web Development and Design at TAFE.
After major skin cancer scare and operation in 2011, I got a little impatient lying around and doing nothing (and after the painkillers wore off) for a week. So what else do you do? start teaching yourself mobile application development of course! This led me to complete a Post Graduate Certificate in Mobile Application development.
Whilst teaching adult students for several years, I started to see there was a difference in how they learnt and how the teachers around me were facilitating. An opening at the college I worked at became available – and I was now in the eLearning world.
Since then I have developed a passion for technology based learning and especially in the adult learning world. I’ve also completed a Post Graduate Vocational Certificate in Digital Education and written a book called The Seven Year Education Itch covering what I’ve discovered about adult learning with technology.
In my spare time I love to research new technologies for education as well as spend time with my family. I love to get away on my Triumph Tiger 800, just to checkout those corners in my journey I may have missed.


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Former Conservative MP Rahim Jaffer pleaded guilty today to careless driving after charges of speeding, drunken driving and possession of cocaine were withdrawn in an Orangeville court.
Jaffer, 38, will pay his $500 fine within the next month. He has already given $500 to the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
“I’m sure you can recognize a break when you see one,” Justice Doug Maund told Jaffer in court after the Crown announced it was dropping the other charges.
Outside the courthouse, Jaffer admitted, “I’m sorry. I know this was a serious matter,” adding that he was relieved by the resolution.
Wearing a dark suit, with his hair gelled, a confident Jaffer was flanked by family and his lawyer, Howard Rubel, as he spoke briefly before being whisked away in an SUV.
Jaffer, who is married to federal Tory cabinet minister Helena Guergis, was arrested shortly pulled over just after 12:45 a.m. on Sept. 11 in the village of Palgrave, east of Orangeville.
An Ontario Provincial Police officer had clocked Jaffer going 93 km/h in a 50 km/ zone.
Jaffer told the officer he was returning from Toronto, where he had consumed two beers two hours earlier.
His breathalyzer test measured more than 80 milligrams of alcohol, the court was told.
He was charged with cocaine possession and driving over the legal blood-alcohol limit. His licence was suspended for 90 days.
However, Crown Marie Balogh told the court the prosecution dropped the more serious charges for “legal reasons,” saying that there was no reasonable prospect of conviction.
“The charges of driving over the legal limit and possession of any illegal substance has always been refuted and I think the withdrawal of those charges vindicates that refutation today,” Rubel said.
Jaffer had been spending the summer an hour north in Angus, the hometown of his wife, who is federal minister of state for the status of women.
He lost his Edmonton-Strathcona seat, which he first won at the age of 25 in 1997, in the 2008 federal election. He and Guergis, the MP for Simcoe-Grey, were married in a spur of the moment ceremony the day after his defeat.
A close friend and colleague said after the arrest that the charges were “absolutely devastating” for Jaffer and his family.
“Being a public figure, the damage is already done. This is extremely harsh for him, for his family,” said Patrick Glemaud, CEO of Green Power Generation Corp., an alternative energy company he co-founded with Jaffer.
Jaffer was born in Kampala, Uganda, and immigrated to Edmonton with his family as a boy to escape persecution under the iron-fist rule of Idi Amin.
He offered an emotional apology in the House of Commons in 2001 after one of his aides, Matthew Johnston, was caught impersonating him on a radio show while Jaffer was busy elsewhere.
Jaffer was re-elected in 2006 and named Conservative caucus chairman by Harper.
Guergis herself had to apologize earlier this month for “speaking emotionally” to staff at Charlottetown airport. According to witnesses, she arrived at the last minute, berated Air Canada officials for their slowness, screamed obscenities at security staff who asked her to take off her boots.


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Once we have a fully automated, sandboxed, instrumented testing framework, we should write fuzzing testcases for it.
This ticket is tagged SponsorZ, but it looks like progress stalled four years ago. Is this still an open issue that needs funding?


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Coming into today's top-of-the-table clash, both nations were undefeated winning their first three matches and on today's evidence it was easy to see why. South Africa have been in fine form during the tournament, as they make their bid to join their women counterparts at this summer's Olympic Games.
Star player, Justin Reid-Ross in action.
After four games played, South Africa and Japan are holding the all important spots ahead of Sunday’s final for the last qualifying berth ahead of the 2012 London Olympics. South Africa and Japan played out a pulsating 3-3- draw earlier today in Kakamighara, Japan.
Coming into today’s top-of-the table clash, both nations were undefeated winning their first three matches and on today’s evidence it was easy to see why. Barring an unlikely turn of events where third-placed China sneak into the top two, South Africa and Japan look all set to play again in the final of the International Federation of Hockey Men’s Olympic Qualification Road To London Tournament on Sunday.
An action packed first half threatened to pass by without either side registering a goal. 10 minutes from the break, this changed and the hosts took the lead through captain Kawakami Kei netting a rebound from a penalty corner. Japan could only hold the lead for six minutes, as Lloyd Norris-Jones perfectly met an Ian Haley cross to make it 1-1 before the interval.
Five minutes into the second half , the Japanese won their second penalty corner and Nagasawa was on hand to once again hand Japan the initiative for a 2-1 lead.
Rather than let their heads drop after conceding, SA immediately hit back with Justin Reid-Ross scoring his eighth goal of the tournament from a penalty corner to level things up at 2-2.
Japan took the lead for a third time through Kenta Tanaka midway through the second period and after not being able to convert from their next two penalty corners, it seemed South Africa would taste defeat for the first time in this tournament.
However, plugging away with only 10 seconds remaining, SA won their fifth penalty corner and Reid-Ross was the hero again with a drag-flick goal to equalise at the death.
Japan have a slight edge over South Africa with a goal difference of 20 compared to 17, but both sides have 10 points apiece. China go into their final two games against Czech Republic on six points, with a goal difference of six. China must win both games to have a chance and need South Africa lose to Austria, to secure their place in the final.
South Africa have been in fine form during the tournament, as they make their bid to join their women counterparts at this summer’s Olympic Games.


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Powdered Caffeine Prohibition (Senate Bill 9): Prohibits the sale or offering of powdered caffeine to anyone younger than 18.
Powdered Alcohol Ban (Senate Bill 67): Prohibits the sale of products consisting of or containing powdered alcohol in Illinois by creating a Class A misdemeanor for a violation and a Class 4 felony for a second or subsequent violations.
Bobcat Hunting (House Bill 352): Allows bobcat hunting in Illinois during a set season. Sets the bobcat season from Nov. 1 to Feb. 15.
SIDS Informational (House Bill 1407): Requires hospitals to include in their instructional materials regarding Sudden Infant Death Syndrome information developed by the American Academy of Pediatrics or a statewide or nationally recognized SIDS or medical association.
Inter-Country Re-Adoption (House Bill 3079): Streamlines the adoption process for families adopting children from another country. It also establishes better practices for post-adoption services that are offered by the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services.
Motor fuel/Service Stations List (House Bill 4115): Improves access to information on the addresses and phone numbers for gasoline and service stations that provide assistance to persons with disabilities.


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We hope everyone had a great break and was able to do some running! Congratulations to those who ran in the St. John’s Invitational today.
Sun 4/7: Merrimack Meet. No practice.
Every Monday this spring, Running Club will be participating in the #MoveMeMonday challenge created by the Linda W. Daniel Foundation (LWDF), a nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting cancer. Every mile you run will raise $1 to support select cancer organizations. All you have to do is comment on our Instagram post every Monday evening and tell us how many miles you ran that day. Make sure to follow us @BrownRunningClub. For more information, check out the LWDF website.
Register for the annual Breeze Against Wheeze 5K Run/3K Walk! The race helps to raise money for the Hasbro Children’s Hospital Asthma Camp, which enables children from financially disadvantaged backgrounds to learn how to manage their asthma in a safe and fun setting. The race is on Saturday, April 20th at 10am starting and finishing at the Nelson Fitness Center. To register, fill out this form. Registration is free if you’ve paid dues, otherwise we are offering a discounted registration of only $15, but you must sign up using this form.
Dress up with Running Club on 4/20! We’re going to have a formal and dinner in the Nelson Fitness center from 5-7pm. We’ll celebrate running, eat, and hang out. Afterwords, we’ll have an “after-formal” at Caroline’s apartment for some *late night* (post 7pm) activities. Attire: formal except for 1 garment or footwear is running (e.g. dress and sneakers, formal shirt and shorts, and dress shoes). Running Club members: $10, Plus Ones: $15. The event fee covers dinner and drinks. If this presents a financial burden, please let us know and we can easily sort it out. RSVP with this form!
If you are interested in racing with us (including road races!) or want to receive our training plans and workout ideas, make sure to sign up for the competitive team here! People who have signed up for the competitive team will receive a weekly email about training and racing, so if you think you might be interested, it’s a good idea to sign up.
The Providence Rhode Races are on May 5th this year. There’s a 5k, half marathon, or full marathon option. You can register here using code 2019BrownRC for a discount. Make sure to join the Brown Running Club team!


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this blog, and why. But I never told you the story.
the depression,WWII, heartache and joy.
nature in you as well?
Thank goodness for insightful grandparents.
you know that they are Marines.
should you forget. And he was wonderful.
in 1995, I sure do miss them.
to make things. But she still made me go to school.
mud-house which was a converted shed.
water!) I was deep in creative, domestic bliss.
we had quite a bit of ash in Central Washington.
she could have done with internet access?
in China, and brought home art from Egypt.
and drove a baby blue Nova.
Charlie’s Angels had nothing on Sam.
kids more responsibility, they can handle it.
Thank goodness for neighbors who love strays.
Life happens, pain, joy, laughter, loss.
Flowers can grow just fine among weeds.
To choose joy over despair.
To remember that this too shall pass.
To serve and give, you can’t take it with you.
To be silly and not take ourselves to seriously.
usually happens right before a breakthrough.
Dig in and don’t lose your foothold.
heart to each day, create and share from.
or say it, it makes me happy.
and appreciate you so very much.
This is such a nice post and tribute to your grandparents! Grandparents are such a huge influence in their grandkids lives. It was interesting to learn how your blog got its name!
Oh Tanya, I love love love your story!!
Wow – what a great story!
My childhood was very different from yours, but I was also very greatly influenced by my grandparents and remain close with my surviving grandmother to this day. When I visited her last fall, she told a friend that I was practically her fifth child because I'd spent so much time living with her. I was really touched.
That is one of the most uplifting stories I could have read today… And it's only ten in the morning!!
This is such a great story! I always wondered about your name thanks for sharing it!
ooo how fun to read! I always love to hear the "story" behind the blog! It's my first time here, following with blog lovin now! Would love for you to stop by my blog sometime.
What a wonderful, heartfelt story!
Tanya, what a beautiful story of your grandparents' love and commitment to their family! I'm so happy you shared this with us. What an incredible blessing to be able to have your blog home be a reminder of such an important place in your history. Thank you for your inspiring story, and words of hope and encouragement!
Lovely to get to know you. I am following you at From House to Home – I Choose Joy.
I was always curious how you got the name. What a wonderful story!


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The most recent outage reports and issues originated from Syracuse.
Without Harry Potter I probably never started role playing in AOL chat rooms, really discovered the internet, made a bunch of friends, and I bet anything I’d be even more of a mess of a person than I am today. So from a proud Hufflepuff, #HappyBirthdayHarry.


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A few years ago, I heard the children's book author Jane Yolen speak. She was lovely, in all the ways you would want a person who is able to get inside the heads of your children through her stories to be.
She told the story of how she and her husband had taught all of their children to be able to identify birds. Of her now adult children and their significant others who had not been raised by bird watchers. And how this new batch of bird novices had needed to be taught the bird world as well.
To keep things simple for one new family member, she had started, with this person's urban environment in mind, with the crow. And then crow, not crow, as their first binomial categorization. Once this was mastered they had moved on to crow, pigeon, not crow or pigeon. And so on. I loved this description of her still gently teaching something she loves, and of the reminder to me as a parent of youngish children. That this parenting thing? It is a lifetime endeavor. Hard to imagine, but someday I will need to welcome newcomers into the fold. I wonder what wisdom I will have to impart, if any, and I hope for the kind of relationships with these newcomers that Jane Yolen seems to have, so warm and funny.
This crow, not crow distinction has become an often used expression between Jonathan and I when we are referring to our ignorance about something we are struggling our way through and have really no idea what we are doing. Say, for example, entomology.
All week I have been enjoying the forsythia bushes outside our picture window. They have bloomed in our yard and I am noticing them all over the city as well as I drive about. I had decided, as I wait for bees of my own, that the insects I could see zipping back and forth between the bushes and that have our cat Battie transfixed in the window as though she is watching TV, were honey bees. I have spent a good deal of time trying to capture these flying insects with my camera...but they are fast moving and do not seem to be landing. And they are very, very small. And the more I watched them and chased them with my camera lens, the more I began to question whether these were in fact honey bees. Oops! I don't think they actually were.
When I picked Elliott up from school at lunchtime he asked me what I had been doing while he was at school. Mocking myself a bit, I told him I had been chasing bees with my camera for a bit during the morning. He listened, and probably because he is used to hearing of some unusual activity I have been engaged in, he did not ask questions. I told him I wasn't sure that the buzzy flyers I had told him about were in fact honey bees. He was not surprised. He does not, thanks to my habit of being frequently wrong about things, suffer from any delusions of my omniscience.
I then told him how I had moved from the forsythia on to another blooming plant in our yard that I knew, from my handy dandy beekeeping class, to be a solid honey bee friendly plant: the underappreciated dandelion. I was quite pleased to find another reason to put off mowing our lawn when I learned this, and honey bee forageable dandelions have officially been added to the list of reasons to leave the lawn mower in the barn.
And I told him about how I had watched these bees, bees that for a bit I thought, now these here are honey bees, roll about in the dandelions the way that our dogs roll about in the grass and wiggle and scratch. Taking dandelion baths. I snapped some pictures and was able to show Elliott some when we got home.
But after I told him about the dandelions and their bees, he said quietly from the back seat: You know all the other yellow flowers? They had bees on them too.
What other yellow flowers? Other dandelions?
Everywhere in the woods. Where Julia and I were building a fort.
So when we got home, we hopped out of the car, passed across the lawn dotted with bright yellow polka dots, toward the river, said hello to the chickens, and went into the woods that cover the river bank. And I gasped. Everywhere -- where there had been nothing a few days before -- were these.
I had seen their leaves sprouting a few days before and had wondered about them, even wondering if they might be these so called ramps that I have been hearing a good deal of talk about these days amongst the foragers for wild edibles. But they had, seemingly overnight, bloomed. And you only needed to stand quietly and still for a few minutes before you noticed the bees. And I do believe, that these here? These were honey bees.
I turned to Elliott. You saw these?
He smiled. Yes. With Julia.
Wow. I let that sit for a minute and watched the bees flit about. Definitely not the insects manically circling the forsythia.
What were you doing? I was strangely troubled that he had witnessed this without me knowing.
He took me over to show me the fort they had built. He quietly led me around, showed me the garden they had cleared and outlined in pine needles and leaves using a found stick with a crook in it that made it work perfectly as a rake. We want some seeds to plant in our garden. Do you have some? And the fairy firepit they had built. And a sizable lean-to fort.
What were mommy and daddy doing when you did this?
You were planting the fruit patch.
The fruit patch we are putting in as a part of our bee friendly landscape and hoping the bee's pollinating activities will strengthen our crop. We had toiled away at this project for a good part of the weekend, and I had mentioned to Jonathan as we were working that I was feeling a bit sad that the kids were not more involved in helping us plant the garden. I had imagined they would be right there, carrying plants, digging, chatting with us. And they were to some degree. Elliott was rescuing worms from the wheel barrow full of weeds I was sending to the brush pile and returning them to the soil. Julia was climbing trees nearby. Nicholas was close by as well reading a book on the porch. But there were long spells during which they were quietly out of sight and doing other things.
Apparently, Julia and Elliott were off creating and tending their own home and garden, quietly on the nearby but hidden river bank. And watching their bees. In the way that children so often do, being with us in their own way, gardening with us with a sprinkle of imagination and a touch of magic. All in the shade and otherworldlyness of the woods.
Leave it to them to have found the right bees. And to have kept this discovery quiet.


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Ed and the Wildcat 4x4 we rented to explore the rock trails in Moab, Utah at Sand Flats Recreation Area.
We only stopped in Moab so I could pop in to the Sweet Cravings Bakery and pick up a few of their amazing Oatmeal Cranberry cookies.
When I got back to the truck, Ed told me he'd been eyeballing the rental place and thought we should do it. Of course I resisted, but walked over to the shop with him to check it out anyway. I could tell he really wanted to go and the UTV (Utility Task Vehicle) had to be back in three hours, which was better than an all day ordeal, so I acquiesced. And the guy agreed to rent us the 4-seater for the price of the 2-seater, which was super nice of him. He said we'd be more comfortable, which now I think must be code for "fatties need bigger UTVs".
I will post more pictures and commentary about the trip, but it wasn't so bad, I actually enjoyed it and I'd do it again.
So much so, I don't even think he realized he bought a $330.00 cookie.
Hilarious! And also just the kinda photo I like, with a lotta brown in it.
great photos and story, next time we're in Moab it's on our list!
BELLEDOG: Biking looks hard. You've gotta be in GOOD shape. I'd be dead if I tried to bike those rocks. LOL And although we've been through Banff, we've never really explored it. It's on my list too.
EXPATKEN: I think this part of the Southwest is definitely a place to be seen - I wouldn't live there, but it's certainly special scenery.

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New York Rugby and the Glendale Merlins also came away from the Championship weekend that drew over 3,000 fans over two days with hard-earned hardware.
BLAINE, Minn. - The Atavus Academy zigged and zagged its way to six straight USA Rugby Emirates Airline Club 7s National Championship victories, including a 26-14 win in the Women's Cup Final over the San Diego Surfers.
Up against the two-time National Championship-winning Surfers, Atavus managed to put a converted try on the board before San Diego got its hands on the ball.
The Surfers finally got their chance to go on the attack following the restart, and the always-reliable Tia Blythe got her side into Atavus' half. From there, Eagle winger Kelsi Stockert vicously fended off a defender before scoring under the posts. Megan Foster converted the try, and the Final would go into the half tied, 7-7.
Atavus wisely got the ball wide to Erica Legaspi to start the second half, and the flyer made something out of nothing by turning the corner and outpacing multiple Surfers to the try zone to regain the lead, 14-7.
Momentum quickly shifted back into the grasps of the Surfers. Jennine Duncan's try-saving tackle on Stockert was deemed dangerous, and a yellow card was subsequently issued to Duncan before the referee ran under the posts to award a penalty try to San Diego, tying the ball game 14-all.
Atavus didn't appeared to be effected by playing a player down, though. Chelsey Birgisdóttir's cut out pass was timed perfectly and landed in the hands of a hard-charging Lauren Barber, who coasted into the try zone to regain the lead, 21-14. Duncan, back on the pitch from her spell in the naughty bin, took a good angle on the way to lead-padding try and a Club 7s National Championship victory, 26-14.
After falling to Atavus in the Semifinals, the Life West Gladiatrix rebounded well to win the Third-Place match against fellow Semifinalist the Scion Sirens. New York Rugby and the Glendale Merlins also came away from the Championship weekend that drew over 3,000 fans with hard-earned hardware. New York bested American Rugby Pro Training Center 19-12 in the Plate Final, while the Merlins won five consecutive games, including a victory against Orlando Rugby in the Bowl Final.


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I have the biggest sweet tooth ever. I can’t deny it. Everyone that knows me, knows this about me. I can be disciplined with what I eat. I actually like brown rice and veggies. But, cakes, pies and cookies are my achilles' heel. I love them. Today is no exception! Today we will celebrate and indulge because it is National Cookie Day! Good for us!
I have been known to buy off the shelves and this takes a toll of your calorie intake and more importantly, your health in general. Store bought cookies are much higher in fat, sugar and added preservatives and chemicals. Avoid whenever possible. Pinterest had countless homemade cookie recipes and I love browsing and trying new ones.
Here is a recipe I’ve tried that is not only delicious and nutritious but it is so easy to make and even great to get your kids involved with the process.
1. Combine honey, coconut oil, and cocoa powder in a small pot and bring to a boil; cook at a boil for 2 minutes and remove from heat. Stir oats, peanut butter, coconut, and vanilla extract into the hot honey mixture until the peanut butter melts and the mixture is smooth.
2. Drop mixture by spoonful onto waxed paper. Set aside to cool until firm, about 20 minutes.

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As you can probably tell from my recent posts I enjoy… no, I love helping small business owners with marketing. I actually get a rush when discussing ideas on how to market a business I’ve never worked with before.
I’ve copied below what I sent to the owner of a business that transfers 8mm/VHS/Super8, etc. to DVD. They are located in Stockbridge and do great work, but their website isn’t up to par and marketing is currently non-existent.
I’m thinking of choosing a random business each week and writing up an online marketing plan for them at no cost. Would you like one for your business? Let me know in the comments below.
Where do they live? We’ve talked about Peachtree City, Fayetteville, where else?
What are the 10 top questions you get asked about your service?
The website looks OK, but it wasn’t designed from a marketing point of view. As I said on the phone your service isn’t one that people have to have right now. More than likely they’re shopping out of interest. Unfortunately with the way your website is setup there is nothing there to create a lasting relationship with that visitor.
Your service is very visual at it’s core. I would create a time-lapse video of you creating a DVD from someone’s 8MM tape. From you opening the package, to inspecting the tape, to running it through your machines, to creating the final product and putting a label on it.
1.) It would give a face to the website viewer of who would be working on their project. These tapes are prized possessions to many people and there has to be trust before they’re willing to turn that over to someone they don’t know.
2.) It would show them the care you put into the process. I’m assuming you go to some level of checking the tape to make sure it isn’t brittle and can actually be reproduced on DVD?
3.) It would show how much work goes into the actual project which should eliminate any cost concerns.
It’s hard to explain the overall design in words, but it needs to be graphical – much more so than it is now. People don’t like to read, they like to skim and read the highlights and look at the pictures.
I would also create a Facebook Pixel (this is done on Facebook’s Ad platform) and put that on the website. This allows you to target people who have visited your website in the past with Facebook Ads if you ever decide to do that (which I would highly recommend).
Using the answers to the questions above you can create multiple ads that target that exact demographic of person. I can reach 80,000 people on Facebook that are between the ages of 40-65+, Make more than $50,000 per year and live within a 10 mile radius of Peachtree City and Fayetteville.
You can show those people your ad, or you could just show the people who’ve visited your website (Remember the Facebook Pixel I mentioned?). The pricing on this varies based on if those people are clicking an ad, watching a video, liking your Facebook page, etc. But with the right type of targeting you can get some extremely cheap marketing done.
I would also get the permission of my customers to allow you to copy a small piece of their video online. I would then create weekly videos on Facebook where you highlight some of the projects you’ve worked on throughout the week. Kind of like a highlights reel….
I believe a video like that would pull at heart strings and encourage people to want to recapture those memories.
2.) Make Facebook more important than SEO. I truly believe it would give you more clients than SEO ever could.


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text: In 1788 the ironmaster William Reynolds proposed an extension to the Shropshire Canal southwards from Donnington Wood to the River Severn. After parliamentary approval, work started in that year. Following a route alongside the present-day Stirchley Pools and after exiting from a tunnel at Southall, the canal split into eastern and western arms. The eastern arm, through Oakengates to near Aqueduct, was replaced by a railway in 1860 which followed wherever possible the line of the old canal. The western arm from Aqueduct to Coalbrookdale, via Little Dawley, Wide Waters and across Doseley terminating at Brierley Hill declined in use and was closed in 1810 when the new tramway was built from Castle Furnaces across the Lightmoor Valley to Coalbrookdale.


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