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Recently, the Town Council was notified of proposed changes to parking charges meaning free parking would no longer be available on Sundays.
Town Councillors lobbied against the introduction of new charging regime, though were unable to stop it. However, despite originally refusing, Wiltshire Council did eventually agree to secure two days free Christmas parking which will take place on 1st & 8th December.
Bradford on Avon – to introduce a Sunday charge in Barton Farm Car Park, Bridge Street Car Park, St Margarets Car Park, Station Zone A and Zone B Car Parks and Station Car Park Zone B PSVs of £0.80 per visit.
Charges to apply 19/11/2019 onwards; Barton Farm Car Park, Newtown Car Park, Bridge Street Car Park, St Margarets Car Park, St Margarets Hill Car Park, Sation Car Park: 12 months – £760, 6 months – £380, 3 months – £190, 1 month – £63.
To change the current Residents Permit charges to – 12 months – £250, 6 months – £125, 3 months – £62.50.
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Kimiko Yoshida, Cindy Sherman and Heather Bennett illustrate the "conceptual portrait."
Through September 28 at the International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum, 3415 Olive Street.
Tickets are $3 to $5.
Call 314-535-1999 or visit www.iphf.org. Hours: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fri.-Sun., 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wed.-Thu.
What's most remarkable about Portrait/Process, the lush new exhibit at the International Photography Hall of Fame, is not merely the sheer diversity of "portraits" on display, but also the show's animating concept — charting how photographic processes, once a binding limitation of the medium, have become as integral to artistic expression as the moment a photographer releases the shutter.
The show, organized by Ellen Curlee, takes the long view, comprising everything from early daguerreotypes and tintypes, to iPhone photos and video. In that sense, Portrait/Process offers viewers the opportunity to consider the entire history of photography through the lens of the portrait. In another sense, however, the exhibit's narrow focus allows for an illuminating meditation on something else: Namely, how the portrait, once thought of as an accurate representation of the sitter, has changed over the years — morphing first into the gauzy idealism of the studio portrait, to the frank grittiness of the environmental portrait and, finally, to the highly processed, nearly abstract images so prevalent today. In other words, Portrait/Process invites viewers to consider not only how we've seen others through the years, but also how we've seen ourselves.
Organized thematically, the show opens on a funny note, with three promotional stills of a young Elvis Presley. Shirtless and sultry, the King is in full dreamboat mode in these idealized images — his smoky bedroom eyes ablaze, his bee-stung lips pouting just so. Contrast these to the nearby portraits by Michael Dvorak of several latter-day Elvis impersonators. Garbed in rhinestones and jumpsuits, these pretenders, some hirsute, some balding, all a bit paunchy, recall a very different of idea of the King, — a less glamorous one, perhaps, but culturally no less potent.
Similarly arresting are the gorgeous, heroic images of jazz greats by photographers Herman Leonard and William Claxton that line the opposing wall. These photographs — of Thelonious Monk, enveloped in smoke as he sits composing at the piano; of young Chet Baker, shown in profile, his wife Halima leaning against his arm; or Duke Ellington, alone at a piano — are among the show's most recognizable. Equally well known are the artfully posed and meticulously lighted studio portraits by Yousuf Karsh of a thoughtful Albert Einstein and a glowering Winston Churchill.
But these idealized images quickly give way, as the show branches off into more modern treatments of the portrait. In addition to his photographs of Elvis impersonators, Dvorak is well represented here, with an entire wall devoted to his Close to Home series of environmental portraits. These frank images, scrubbed of even the slightest hint of Karsh's idealism, present their unvarnished subjects in situ — a pair of Shriners standing before a car, an elderly couple bedecked in their Dr Pepper finery.
At the opposite end of the spectrum are the highly staged and discernibly manipulated self-portraits of Kimiko Yoshida and Heather Bennett, photographers whose glossy, conceptual work creates fictional narratives that in this context speak to the artifice of the medium.
The show concentrates more explicitly on process in the works of artists like Michelle Rogers Pritzl and Mark Katzman — photographers who incorporate nineteenth-century technologies like the tintype and the ambrotype with digital forms of image making. Still other artists, such as Ellen Jantzen and Brian Riley, use unabashedly modern techniques to create haunting, multilayered photographs. While Emily Stremming's work relies on handicraft: physically weaving images of the artist and her mother together to create a pair of psychologically rich portraits.

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Place the sweet potato in a large saucepan with a good pinch of salt. Cover with water. Bring to the boil, then simmer for approx. 15 mins, until tender, then drain and mash.
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MANILA, NOVEMBER 17, 2009 (STAR) Thai Airways International (THAI), in collaboration with the Airline Operators Council (AOC) in Bangkok, recently donated aid consisting of canned goods, dried food, clothing, blankets and medicines through the Manila AOC’s Operation “Sagip Buhay.” These goods were generously donated by staff of Thai Airways and AOC member airlines operating into Bangkok’s Suvanabhumi Airport. The donations were received by chairman of the AOC Manila, Maria Lourdes Reyes.
Nivat Chantarachoti, general manager for Thai Airways in the Philippines and Guam, expressed condolence and sympathy for the Filipino people. “We have been operating in the Philippines since 1962 and this is the worst flood ever. I have conveyed the situation to our head office for assistance and support as some of our own staff were also affected by the typhoon. THAI has set up donation centers at both its head office in Bangkok and operation center at Suvanabhumi Airport.
“We have been doing business in the Philippines for more than 40 years. I am personally thankful to the Filipino people for their support and patronage for Thai Airways over the years; and this is just our way of giving back to the Filipino people,” Chantarachoti added.
Thai Airways is one the airlines actively involved in supporting various fund raising activity for typhoon victims such as the recent “Hoy Hoy Ondoy” fundraising concert organized by eventologist Tim Yap at NBC Tent in Taguig City which donated two business-class tickets to Bangkok for auctions. Thai Airways will be donating more air tickets to various destinations for raffle and auction during upcoming fundraising events to generate funds to support the victims.

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But, there is an aspect of “talent” that I am uncomfortable with. In a way, it’s a dismissal of the effort one puts in to learn something new. But the big deal to me is that it is an obstacle in the path of other peoples’ desires and goals. “I don’t think I have talent.”, they might say. “I’ll never be able to paint something pretty, something cool, so why should I bother trying. Why should I embarrass myself, I’ll never come close to what the real Artists are doing.”. I had these thoughts when I started to paint, and I have them today, especially when I’m a bit stuck on the progress of my latest effort.
If you think you need to be born with talent to be an Artist, you are simply wrong. What people call, “talent” isn’t genetic, it is learned. It is developed by focussing on what you want and having the courage to say, “I don’t care if I look foolish at first, I’m gonna learn this.”, and then just applying yourself, putting in the time and effort and learning the Craft of Painting. As you do that, the Art tends to just appear.
So, don’t cut yourself short. Don’t be afraid. The thing about failure is it will teach you something of value if you pay attention. And it isn’t the end of something, it’s the beginning. Keep trying, keep building on what you have learned. In this first year of serious painting, I have painted and drawn on more days than I haven’t. I have stopped watching mindless tv and movies and have spent that time watching art tutorials, art philosophy, and art history and documentaries, mostly on youtube. I work at Art every day. It doesn’t happen overnight, but if you focus your mind on a goal and keep it there long enough, you will succeed.

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Ellia, M.W, Wolf, P.G, Rowe, C.A, (2018). Field identification of Eriogonum corymbosum vars. nilesii and aureum (Polygonaceae). PhytoTaxa, 382, 293–296.
Lemon, J.B, Wolf, P.G, (2018). Genetic differentiation between endemic Eriogonum soredium and its common relative E. shockleyi (Polygonaceae). Systematic Botany, 43:4, 901-909.
Campbell, D.T, Zuwallack, R., Longhurst, M., Shelton, B.E, Wolf, P.G, (2014). An Examination of the changes in science teaching orientations and technology-enhanced tools for student learning in the context of professional development.. International Journal of Science Education, 26:11, 1815-1848.
Sessa, E.B, Banks, J.A, Barker, M.S, Der, J.P, Duffy, A.M, Graham, S.W, Hasebe, M., Langdale, J., Li, F., Marchant, D.B, Pryer, K.M, Rothfels, C.J, Roux, S.J, Salmi, M.L, Sigel, E.M, Soltis, D.E, Soltis, P.S, Stevenson, D.W, Wolf, P.G, (2014). Between Two Fern Genomes. GigaScience, 3:1, 15.
Davidson, J.B, Durham, S.L, Wolf, P.G, (2014). Breeding System of the Threatened Endemic, Primula cusickiana var. maguirei (Primulaceae). Plant Species Biology, 29, e55–e63.
Campbell, D.T, Longhurst, M., Duffy, A., Wolf, P.G, Shelton, B.E, (2013). Science teaching orientations and technology-enhanced tools for student learning.. Research in Science Education, 43:50, 2035-2057.
Mock, K.E, Richardson, B.A, Wolf, P.G, (2013). Molecular tools and aspen management: a primer and prospectus. Forest Ecology and Management, 299, 6-13.
Campbell, D.T, Longhurst, M., Duffy, A.M, Wolf, P.G, Nagy, R., (2012). Investigating human impact in the environment with faded scaffolded inquiry supported by technologies. Science Activities, 49, 99-107.
Campbell, D.T, Wolf, P.G, Der, J.P, Packenham, E., Abd-Hamid, N., (2012). Scientific inquiry in the genetics laboratory: biologists and university science teacher educators collaborating to increase engagement in science process. Journal of College Science Teaching, 41:3, 82-89.
Der, J.P, Barker, M.S, Wickett, N.J, dePamphilis, C.W, Wolf, P.G, (2011). De novo characterization of the gametophyte transcriptome in bracken fern, Pteridium aquilinum. BMC Genomics, 12, 99.
Davidson, J.B, Wolf, P.G, (2011). Natural history of Maguire primrose, Primula cusickiana var. maguirei (Primulaceae). Western North American Naturalist, 71:3, 327-337.
Wolf, P.G, Der, J.P, Duffy, A.M, Jacobson, J.B, Grusz, A.L, Pryer, K.M, (2011). The evolution of chloroplast genes and genomes in ferns. Plant Molecular Biology, 76, 251-261.
Oliver, M.J, Murdock, A.G, Mishler, B.D, Kuehl, J.V, Boore, J.L, Wolf, P.G, Mandoli, D.F, Everett, K.D, Duffy, A.M, Karol, K.G, (2010). Chloroplast genome sequence of the moss Tortula ruralis: gene content, polymorphism, and structural arrangement relative to other green plant chloroplast genomes. BMC Genomics, 11, 143.
Campbell, T.S, Wang, S.W, Hsu, H.Y, Duffy, A.M, Wolf, P.G, (2010). Learning with Web Tools, Simulations, and Other Technologies in Science Classrooms. Journal of Science Education and Technology, 19, 505-511.
Ellis, M.W, Wolf, P.G, (2010). Teaching Species. Evolution: Education and Outreach, 3, 89-98.
Wolf, P.G, Roper, J.M, Duffy, A.M, (2010). The evolution of chloroplast genome structure in ferns. Genome, 53, 731-738.
Barker, M.S, Wolf, P.G, (2010). Unfurling fern biology in the genomics age. BioScience, 60:3, 177-185.
Duffy, A.M, Kelchner, S.A, Wolf, P.G, (2009). Conservation of selection on matK following an ancient loss of its flanking intron. Gene, 438, 17-25.
Der, J.P, Thomson, J.A, Stratford, J.K, Wolf, P.G, (2009). Global chloroplast phylogeny and biogeography of bracken (Pteridium: Dennstaedtiaceae). American Journal of Botany, 96, 1041-1049.
Wolf, P.G, Duffy, A.M, Roper, J.M, (2009). Phylogenetic use of inversions in fern chloroplast genomes. American Fern Journal. American Fern Journal, 99, 132-133.
Ellis, M.W, Roper, J.M, Gainer, R., Der, J.P, Wolf, P.G, (2009). The taxonomic designation of Eriogonum corymbosum var. nilesii (Polygonaceae) is supported by AFLP and cpDNA analyses. Systematic Botany, 34, 693-703.
Wickett, N.J, Zhang, Y., Hansen, S.K, Roper, J.M, Kuehl, J.V, Plock, S.A, Goffinet, B., Wolf, P.G, DePamphilis, C.W, Boore, J.L, (2008). Functional gene losses occur with minimal size reduction in the plastid genome of the parasitic liverwort Aneura mirabilis. Molecular Biology and Evolution, 25, 393-401.
Bjerregaard, L., Wolf, P.G, (2008). Strong genetic differentiation among neighboring populations of a locally endemic primrose. Western ?North American Naturalist, 68, 66-75.
Roper, J.M, Hansen, S.K, Wolf, P.G, Karol, K.G, Mandoli, D.F, Everett, K.D, Kuehl, J., Boore, J.L, (2007). The Complete Plastid Genome Sequence of Angiopteris evecta (G. Forst.) Hoffm. (Marattiaceae). American Fern Journal , 97:2, 95-106.
Smith, A.R, Pryer, K.M, Schuttpelz, E., Korall, P., Schneider, H., Wolf, P.G, (2006). A classification for extant ferns. Taxon, 55:3, 705-731.
Wolf, P.G, Karol, K.G, Mandoli, D.F, Kuehl, J., Arumuganathan, K., Ellis, M.W, Mishler, B.D, Kelch, D.G, Olmstead, R.G, Boore, J.L, (2005). The first complete chloroplast genome sequence of a lycophyte, Huperzia lucidula (Lycopodiaceae). Gene, 350, 117-128.
Nishiyama, T., Kugita, M., Sinclair, R.B, Sugita, M., Sugiura, C., Wakasugi, T., Wolf, P.G, Yamada, K., Yoshinaga, K., Hasbe, M., (2004). Bryophytes are monophyletic and land plants comprise two extant lineages. Molecular Biology and Evolution, 21:10, 1813-1819.
Wolf, P.G, Doche, B., Gielly, L., Taberlet, P., (2004). Genetic structure of Rhododendron ferrugineum at a wide range of spatial scales. Journal of Heredity, 95, 301-308.
Wolf, P.G, Rowe, C.A, Hasebe, M., (2004). High levels of RNA editing in a vascular plant chloroplast genome: analysis of transcripts from the fern Adiantum capillus-veneris. Gene, 339, 89-97.
Pryer, K.M, Schuettpelz, E., Wolf, P.G, Schneider, H., Smith, A.R, Cranfill, R., (2004). Phylogeny and evolution of ferns (monilophytes) with a focus on the early leptosporangiate divergences. American Journal of Botany, 91, 1557-1581.
Wolf, P.G, Rowe, C.A, Sinclair, R.B, Hasbe, M., (2003). Complete nucleotide sequence of the chloroplast genome from a leptosporangiate fern, Adiantum capillus-veneris L. DNA Research , 10:2, 59-64.
Archibald, J.K, Wolf, P.G, Tepedino, V.J, Bair, J., (2001). Genetic relationships and population structure of the endangered steamboat buckwheat, Eriogonum ovalifolium var. williamsiae (Polygonaceae). American Journal of Botany , 88, 608-615.
Wolf, P.G, Schneider, H., Ranker, T.A, (2001). Geographic distributions of homosporous fern taxa: does dispersal obscure evidence of vicariance? . Journal of Biogeography , 28, 263-270.
Rowe, D.L, Murphy, M.T, Fleischer, R.C, Wolf, P.G, (2001). High frequency of extra-pair paternity in Eastern Kingbirds. Condor, 103, 845-851.
Pryer, K.M, Schneider, H., Smith, A.R, Cranfill, R., Wolf, P.G, Hunt, J.S, Sipes, S.D, (2001). Horsetails and ferns are a monophyletic group and the closest relatives to seed plants. Nature, 409, 618-622.
Smith, A.R, Tuomisto, H., Pryer, K.M, Hunt, J.S, Wolf, P.G, (2001). Metaxya lanosa, a second species in the genus and fern family Metaxyaceae. Systematic Botany , 26, 480-486.
Sipes, S.D, Wolf, P.G, (2001). Phylogenetic relationships within Diadasia, a group of specialist bees. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution , 19, 144-156.
Wolf, P.G, Campbell, D.R, Waser, N.M, Sipes, S.D, Toler, T.R, Archibald, J.K, (2001). Tests of pre-and post-pollination barriers to hybridization between sympatric species of Ipomopsis (Polemoniaceae). American Journal of Botany , 88, 213-219.
Longhurst, M., Wolf, P.G, Duffy, A.M, Coster, D.C, Lee, H., Campbell, D.T, (2016). Multi-year professional development grounded in educative curriculum focused on integrating technology with reformed science teaching principles. School Science and Mathematics, 116:8, 430-441.
Duffy, A.M, Wolf, P.G, Barrow, J., Longhurst, M., Campbell, D.T, Beckett, H., (2013). Ecological investigations within an interactive plant community simulation. Science Scope, 36:8, 42-51.
Duffy, A., Wolf, P.G, Barrow, J., Longhurst, M., Campbell, D.T, Beckett, H., (2013). Ecological investigations within an interactive plant community simulation.. Science Scope, 36:8, 42-51.
Campbell, D.T, Longhurst, M., Duffy, A., Wolf, P.G, Nagy, R., (2012). Investigating human impact in the environment with faded scaffolded inquiry supported by technologies.. Science activities: Classroom projects and curriculum ideas., 49:4, 99-107.

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text: LIGHT , CLEAR , BRIIGHT and UNBREAKABLE . It doesn't develops microorganisms , does not absorb moisture or release any substance. Can be in contact with food without altering is characteristics and flavors.

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Box sets show up as 1 CD on racksandtags. Is there anyway to show the # of CDs accurately? For example, I recently databased and uploaded Edward Elgar - The Complete Collection. This is a 30cd set and should show up as 30 cds, not 1.
Online albums should replicate exactly what's in your OrangeCD database. Make sure that the album shows up as 30CD, not 1CD in your local database, then sync using menu Tools -> Publish on Racks and Tags.
5. menu Tools -> Publish on Racks and Tags. It will take longer, but that way OrangeCD will go extra length to ensure local and online database are in sync.
Thanks for the response. It appears that the entire Haydn 33-CD box set is showing up. However, when I select the artist Adam Fischer (the composer in this case), it only shows that he has one album, when in fact it is a 33-cd set.
I would have expected it to list Adam Fischer has having a 33 albums.
What I'd like to see in addition to the "# of albums" statistic is a "# of cds" statistic? Many albums are in fact multi-CDs. However in the case of classical, it is often that box sets are re-releases of albums released as a single set.
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Database of World 2,771 Airports: IATA, ICAO, Country, Fax, Tel., etc.
This is a list of airports from all over the world. The world airports list is filled with 2,771 records by 26 categories with airport name, IATA, ICAO, country, country code, time zone, telephone, fax, airport data, etc. in each. The whole world airports database has 3 tables.


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After hearing Quayside residents’ complaints about trees blocking their view of the Fraser River, the City of New Westminster has decided to replace all of the trees along the waterfront esplanade.
The trees can be expected to grow up to 50 meters in height and approximately 6 meters in diameter.
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VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - June 2, 2009) - Agresso, a leading provider of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software announced today that a U.S. based non-profit organization dedicated to the employment of persons with severe disabilities, including disabled U.S. veterans, is overcoming budgeting hurdles and maintaining its fiscal health during this recession based on the company's enterprise software solution. Skookum, a Washington State based group employing some 700 workers says that Agresso's ERP solution has enabled them to recover hundreds of thousands of dollars in errors.
"Agresso's budgeting tool gave us, for the first time, a reliable budget that was not prone to the errors inherent in multiple linked spreadsheets," relates Jim Golden, director of business systems at Skookum. "When we first entered our Excel-based budget into Agresso, we uncovered many $50K+ errors resulting in hundreds of thousands of dollars in errors, significantly impacting our budgeted bottom line."
Many not-for-profit organizations are struggling in this economy; their assets are getting hammered in the stock market, high-profile Wall Street donors have disappeared, and charitable contributions are taking a backseat as businesses tighten their belts. An October 2008 survey of non-profits conducted by Guidestar(1), a leader in collecting and sharing information on U.S. non-profits, found that 35 percent of participants saw a decrease in contributions in the first nine months of 2008 (compared to only 19 percent in 2007). Over the same period, 64 percent of participants reported an increase in demand for their services.
"Non-profits are feeling the squeeze from both ends and the need for reliable budgeting and planning has never been greater," says Shelley Zapp, president of Agresso North America. "We continue to hear from customers like Skookum how Agresso is helping them to improve their business processes, contain costs and avoid ongoing unsupportable IT spend.
"In 2007, when Skookum's continued fiscal health was threatened, it was critical for our operational managers to get the detailed information they needed to immediately improve their departments' performance," continued Golden. "With Agresso's self-service web-based inquiries, managers were able to get the information quickly and easily. This empowerment produced immediate, dramatic results, and today Skookum is stronger than it's ever been."
Agresso's key advantage, what they call "post-implementation agility" allows organizations to make changes to their ERP system themselves easily. This ability is critical for non-profits who are facing so much uncertainty and can't afford the unreliability of multiple spreadsheets, or the uncertainty associated with alternate solutions.
Skookum (www.skookum.org) is a non-profit organization that creates job opportunities for people with severe disabilities through government (federal, state, county and local) and commercial contracts. Skookum provides services including fleet management, warehousing and distribution, facilities maintenance, hospital housekeeping, food, sanitation, postal, and recycling. Skookum achieves business success by delivering superior service to its customers, through customer partnerships, ISO-certified quality, and commitment by both management and employees.
Agresso (www.agresso.com/usa) is a $500 million enterprise resource planning (ERP) company, listed in the Netherlands as Unit4Agresso (Dutch Stock Exchange EURONEXT-U4AGR) and one of the top five providers of ERP solutions for professional services and public sector organizations. Agresso offers a uniquely integrated data/ process/ delivery architecture designed specifically for Businesses Living IN Change (BLINC) ™. Agresso is known as "The ERP Market's Definition of Agility" as it allows an unlimited amount of ongoing, post-implementation changes without the typical external IT costs and intervention that nets billions of dollars in revenue to the market leaders. Over 2,900 companies and organizations in 100 countries deploy Agresso Business World for both operational support and strategic management. The company's role-based, Web Services and Services-Oriented Architecture (SOA) enabled solutions include: Financial Management, Human Resources and Payroll, Procurement Management, Project Costing and Billing, Reporting and Analytics, Business Process Automation, Field Services and Asset Maintenance, and CRM.

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The Sword of the Spirit is a growing network of more than 75 lay Christian communities around the world that have a common vision, way of life, and spiritual culture. Recent estimates put the numbers of those involved at around 9,000 people worldwide. Each community within the Sword of the Spirit is self-governing, but receives help in living out its life as a community from the sharing of resources with other communities around the world. Kairos, an outreach of the Sword of the Spirit, exists to impact the lives of young people by promoting the gospel of Jesus Christ and the fullness of life that comes through the Holy Spirit to the glory of God the Father. Kairos specifically recognizes the need for young people to make it all the way to becoming mature adult disciples. They believe that raising young disciples to maturity demands a comprehensive approach, not just one that works while these individuals are part of a youth group.
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I am dedicated to the constant improvement of my life and serving in the the lives of others with their Health, Fitness and Wellness. My journey began way back as a dedicated high school athlete in the sport of basketball excelling into the collegiate level. After college I began my career as a personal trainer in 2001 not really knowing where it would take me. Having the ability to dramatically improve someones health and fitness is fascinating to me. I became a personal trainer in 2001 to empower myself with the knowledge and the skills to enhance my physical body and mental capacity. Over the years the pursuit and study of fitness developed into a passion for me. I became a student of fitness and healthy living. Once I began to see the positive impact in my clients the passion they grew to helping others achieve their personal goals. I am continually searching for new ways to improve myself and the ways in which I can affect people in a positive and supportive way. I understand that everyone comes from different backgrounds and different ways of living. I believe I can connect with each person and inspire them to live healthier by first, helping them to be aware of their present state and the choices that they have made. Then, to educate them to make healthier and more positive choices. Lastly, to integrate and take action toward creating permanent habits that are a better personal “FIT”. When I am not coaching I look forward to spending time with my family and friends. I also take part in various sports and outdoor activities, searching for the next best coffee house to read or write.
Pre Game Time… I’m Excited! Lets Crush it!
Congrats to taking the 1st step towards changing your mindset, making a commitment and taking action towards a healthier and happier lifestyle!
Life is full of up’s and down’s. The up’s are AMAZING, the down’s are dreadful. We all go through them. I like to call the “down’s” the struggle.
Why am I NOT motivated to workout?
I’m eating clean… Why am I not losing weight?
Why are We Running a Challenge at All?
We all really know what to do to succeed with our Health and FITness… Eat cleaner, move daily, drink more water, eat up our vegetables, sleep a little longer, etc… So do your daily behaviors match your goals?
We also know that knowing what to do and doing what you are supposed to do are 2 different things… So why is it hard to do it?
Why we win with Food?
You know your eating healthy 🥗when your friends start making fun of your tupperware. It is a daily ritual in our house that tupperware is stocked for the day the night before. You can’t fail when you have the right food with you at all time.
I’ve heard we overestimate what we can do in the short run and underestimate what we can do in the long run. Boy can I attest to that personally as I am a recovering procrastination-aholic. Sometimes I’m a head case. My mind moves really fast. I’m pumped about almost everything and it’s a challenge for me to tame my brain 🧠.As you will see my 3 habits I’ve been working to change are mostly about what goes on between my ears👂 .
This week is FUN Week from the Coaches… Something small or big that we are currently excited about.
Truth be told, I’m a podcast junkie. I love to learn and educate myself. I have this thing about educating yourself. Education feeds motivation. Knowledge is power! And when you continue to increase your knowledge you can begin to empower yourself and become unstoppable.
Lets talk at the human level about Food….
A question I ask others all the time. I’ll give you the answers from me that I am always looking for in others. And its not the usual to lose weight, get stronger, feel better answers. And trust me that is all well and good but the reality of it those are the benefits we receive not the actual reasons why do it.
Starting July 10th Fit and Flow will be changing instructors from Annie as she journey’s closer to motherhood to her co-pilot in FITness mr.CPM.
July is here and this means summer is in FULL swing. Just like there are seasons of weather there are seasons with your FITness and Health. I think it is very healthy with your mind, body and soul to change your routine with the change of season.
*Urgency to take advantage of going to lake/beach.
*Staying up later due to sun setting later in the evening.
*More out of town trips will happen.

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Tonbridge Angels failed to serve up any festive cheer for their travelling support as they slipped to defeat at Folkestone Invicta after going into the break a goal to the good.
Tonbridge’s wretched luck with injuries continued with Alex Akrofi failing a late fitness test and his strike partner Nathan Elder picking up a hamstring injury and needing to be substituted after just 15 minutes.
With Akrofi missing, into the side came Dan Thompson and Sam Bantick took his place in starting 11 with Dan Bennett dropping to the bench.
After a quiet opening ten minutes, it was the visitors who took the lead a minute later. Joe Turner won a challenge on the right of midfield and fed the ball forward to Bantick whose through ball sent Thompson clear on goal to slot the ball past Tim Roberts in the Invicta goal.
Elder’s substitution proved pivotal to the game. Following his departure, the ball failed to stick in the final third resulting in continuous pressure from the home side.
Jonny Henly made saves from Ian Draycott and the impressive Ade Yusuff before making a desperate stop in first half time-added with Sonny Miles completing the clearance.
Early in the half, Yusuff was allowed to run from midfield before firing in a shot that Henly dealt with comfortably.
But it was the writing on the wall and after 58 minutes the hosts were level when, once again, Scott Heard was allowed to cut in, unchallenged, from the right before shooting past Henly and into the bottom corner.
It was the start of a disastrous nine minutes for the Angels. After 65 minutes, Yusuff cut in from the right hand side and fired in a low shot between Henly and his near post from an acute angle to put Folkestone in front.
Two minutes later it became an uphill task for Tonbridge as a clearance from Henly struck Draycott with the rebound rolling into the unguarded net. It might be said that the scoreline was no more than Folkestone deserved but it was a cruel blow.
With Tonbridge barely threatening in the final third they were desperately holding on to save a heavier defeat. Henly saved from Yusuff and Hasler before Thompson steered a header wide from Turner for the Angels’ only effort of the second half, this coming in the first minute of added time.
Barry Moore said after the game: "I'm extremely disappointed. I thought we looked solid first half. We said (at half time) don't drop off but we didn't keep the ball well enough going forward."
Steve McKimm will be crossing fingers and toes that his front two are available for Saturday’s trip to Brightlingsea Regent.

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Ekiru clocked 2:04:46 to smash his previous PB of 2:07:43 he set in Seville last year.
• Kiplagat won the women’s race in 2:22:25, well under Galina Bogomolova’s previous Italian all-comers record of 2:22:53 set in Rome in 2008.
• In the men’s race, a nine-man pack set off at a fast pace going through 10 kilometres in 29:31.
Running in rainy but cool conditions, Titus Ekiru and Vivian Kiplagat shattered the Italian all-comers records at the 19thGenerali Milano Marathon, an IAAF Silver Label Race, on Sunday (7).


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Come to "The Well" tonight, Thursday June 14, for a refreshing time of worship! Tim Lemmens is leading, joined by Mike Graff on guitar and me on bass.
We would love to have you join us so you can experience this form of worship, also.


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I had to attend a religious event on Sunday and decided to wear a traditional Asian outfit - A sari (the one above). I liked the colour of this one and it wasn't too heavy on the detail either so easy to wear. I loved how the sequins shined in the light - again it's all about the detail.
I teamed it with simple top-liner, the orange nail varnish I posted about before and simple bracelets as it didn't need much else. I love this outfit as it's simple but pretty. I sense I'm gonna be wearing a lot of Asian outfits lately and I hope you like the posts about them.
I love the colour of your sari! With wedding season happening I think I'll be wearing sari's too so I'll be sure to post OOTD's with them on - a nice twist to the usual British OOTD's! You look beautiful!
Thank you. I know, its just something different so I thought I'd share.


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We’ve all heard the term “Renaissance man” and have come to associate good things with it. The Renaissance was a period in Italy known for its great discoveries, inventions and works of art and literature. And the best-known Renaissance man is, of course, Leonardo da Vinci, whose Mona Lisa is universally admired.
What Defines a Renaissance Man?
Thanks to Dan Brown’s Da Vinci Code, we all know that Da Vinci wasn’t just a painter but also an inventor, mathematician and writer, among other things. What separates the Renaissance man from men (and women) of other ages is the fact that they didn’t just stick to one field or occupation.
Nowadays, people are either professors or writers, accountants or artists, businessmen or web designers. They spend most of their time doing just one thing while any other interests are relegated to hobbies. However, this wasn’t the case during the Renaissance, as the case of Leonardo da Vinci shows.
Another great Renaissance man who has also had a great impact on us today is Luca Pacioli. You may never have heard of Pacioli but he was actually Leonardo da Vinci’s tutor for a long time even though he came from humble origins.
According to an entry in Encyclopedia.com, Pacioli was born around 1445 in Sansepolcro, a small town in Tuscany. He came from a humble family and received an abacco education i.e., he was taught in the vernacular language rather than Latin.
At this point, Latin was the chosen language of scholars, so it might be safely concluded that Pacioli didn’t have all the privileges of the upper class. In fact, he was forced to become a self-made man and work for his living.
At first, however, Pacioli was something of a vagabond who didn’t know what he wanted in life. He joined a Fransciscan monastery and became an apprentice to a merchant, but soon lost interest. After a while though, he became friends with Piero della Francesca, another well-known Renaissance artist, and travelled around with him, increasing his knowledge.
He went to Venice where he became a tutor to three boys and wrote his first book at the age of twenty-five. At this point, he also met the Pope and, at his behest, became a Franciscan monk.
Then he joined the University of Perugia and taught math for six years. Even at this time, he distinguished himself by emphasizing that math wasn’t just a theoretical subject but something that had a practical application.
After his stint at Perugia, wanderlust overcame Pacioli once again and he traveled around Italy for five years, until he was recalled to the university.
And this was when, at the age of 49, he wrote his seminal work, Summa de Arithmetica, Geometria, Proportioni et Proportionalita. This book contained a section on accounting which has since become famous. If you're wondering what is a bookkeeper, this book will give you the oldest and most accurate definition possible.
Because of the fame he garnered via this book, Pacioli was invited to the court of Count Lodovico Maria Sforzo to teach mathematics to a number of pupils, including Leonardo da Vinci. Pacioli continued to teach Da Vinci for nine years; his pupil also illustrated his next book, De Divina Proportione.
Towards the end of his life, Pacioli became director of the Franciscan monastery in Sansepolcro where he spent his last years.


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Sundays in the world of Formula One are always special – after all, it’s race day! Suddenly, the paddock is overflowing with dozens of well-dressed individuals who look ‘sort-of’ famous. There’s music, there’s laughter, there’s even some champagne – sounds like a party to us!
F1 fans, highway to hell?
Before the race began, there was a dance performance on the circuit. Ironically, the song chosen for the performance was the famous rock song, ‘Highway to Hell by AC/DC – and what’s in a name, you ask? Glad to know that the world of Formula One has not lost its sense of humour just yet.
One driver who had a hellish afternoon was surely Kimi Raikkonen. After issues in FP2 on Friday, he retired from the race while running in P2. Fans told us that they could smell something burningÂ as if metal was being welded when Raikkonen passed them on the lap, and they knew something was wrong even before it happened. Funnily, after Raikkonen retired, lots of memes were circulated of fans (young and old) bursting into tears – a doff of the hat to last year’s story with young Thomas.
Reporter: Daniel, will you shine bright today?
The most slammed driver of the day was without a doubt Romain Grosjean who spun out on Lap one and collected poor Nico Hulkenberg and Pierre Gasly with him as well. Obviously, everyone blamed Marcus Ericsson for the crash (not).
Hulkenberg said after the incident, “He (Grosjean) didn’t look great in that scenario. Generally, he likes spinning, but on the first lap is not a good time to do it with everyone there. He has to look at it and do some work on himself.” BURN!
This is Grosjean’s third consecutive DNF and worst start to a Formula 1 season. In a classic case of adding salt to his wounds, teammate Kevin Magnussen brought his Haas home in P6. Without a doubt, Grosjean needs to up his game or he may have a hard time making a case for himself in his contract negotiation.
On the grandstands, a peculiar fan-made sign caught our eye – it said ‘Alonso Hungry Dog.’ Hilarious! We know that many Spanish fans were fervently praying for rain, given that Alonso is a master of the wet conditions. Unfortunately, they clearly didn’t pray hard enough, or the Weather Gods were having some fun. It remained dry through the race but the rain came immediately afterwards.
The Twitter-based F1 Live show debuted to a great response as it crossed 130,000 views. The show has good content, so it’s a welcome addition. Also, it ensures that Jolyn Palmer has a nice job! The F1 paddock is actually full of former Formula 1 drivers, all happily employed somehow or the other. Also, did you know that Nico Rosberg has launched a new academy programme for young drivers?
All through the race, we kept wondering how Max Verstappen was SO much quicker than Ricciardo that too in aÂ muchÂ damaged car. It later emerged that Ricciardo had spun off during the virtual safety car restart, something that the broadcast completely missed airing. Can you believe that?! We’ll forgive them only because of the coup they pulled on Saturday – a shot of lance Stroll spinning followed by a shot of Felipe Massa. Lethal!
F1 TV – No Show!
Formula One’s much-awaited OTT service debuted this weekend. However, their debut was akin to the McLaren-Honda debut from a few years ago – glitches and more glitches. Our social media feed was filled with fans who experienced black screens as they endlessly waited for the stream to load. First things first, Chase Carey acknowledged the technical issues while calling F1 TV a work in progress. Secondly, in the most uncharacteristic manner, Formula One reached out to the affected fans and informed them of a partial refund on their order!
For those who are worried that Formula One is losing viewers, here’s a number that will cheer you up. The official attendance figures for the 2018 Spanish Grand Prix as stated by the circuit organisers were a whopping 172,144 for the weekend. Even better, the support races too (GP3 and F2) had a good number of supporters cheering budding Formula 1 talent.
All good things must come to an end – and after four fantastic days at the Circuit de Catalunya, it is time for us to bid adieu to the world of Formula 1 – for now. We are already wondering – which race shall we attend next?


text: Opening reception from 5-7 p.m. for Kat Wilson’s exhibition: YEAR OF THE KAT. Wilson is an Arkansas-based artist whose work has been exhibited, performed, and published both regionally and internationally. Currently work from Wilson’s Habitat series is on view in Personal Space, a focus exhibition at Crystal Bridges. In addition to four never-seen-before photographs from this Habitat series, the exhibition will include work from the artist’s Emoji and Warrior Women series, as well as Sefie Throne. Gallery hours are Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. following the university calendar. The exhibition will run from March 4-29.


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← Day 62: The Lifestyle Rubs Off.
We had originally thought that we wouldn’t have to tackle the issue of gifts until our birthdays which are in October. We were wrong.
To be fair, Rhyannon did already have her birthday, and she managed to come through with mainly loads of compostable flowers. Grant and I have been dropping hints to our families, encouraging them not to buy material goods for us. So far so good. My brother returned from Europe with candies (consumable) in a little tin (recyclable and reusable). But apparently it’s not our families that we have to worry about, it’s those surprise gifts.
Grant and I have recently been filming weddings. That’s right, we are now part-time wedding videographers, which is great and lots of fun; however, an unexpected part of this profession is that people want to give you gifts. A card, a framed photo, and last week, keychains. Not just any keychains, one was a brand name, ridiculously expensive keychain (we know because we looked it up on the internet after even our unstylish selves realized quality when we saw it).
It’s an awkward situation. We don’t tell our clients about being waste free (why would we), so we don’t want to reject a gift given in good faith. The result of this is that we have a little more stuff in our house. High quality, attractive, long-lasting stuff mind you, but still stuff.
Our method at this point is just to accept gifts and use them as much as we can. After all, we can only control ourselves and we are doing our best to give waste-free gifts.
One more kiddy birthday coming up this weekend, so I’ll have to get my creative hat out again. In the meantime Grant is in love with his new keychain (and had lost his previous one) and I’m using mine too, so maybe they were appropriate gifts after all, and we shouldn’t beat ourselves up about accepting them. . . .
Oh goodness, don’t beat yourself up about using these things. As you say, you can’t control what comes into your home. I’m having the same dilemma about Christmas.
if people give you things as a gift, I think we need to get out of the mindset that we have to love and use them. If you don’t like it, then pass it on to someone else.
My Mother and I disagree strongly on this one; she thinks I should hang on to things even if I hate them. But I’m afraid they now get re-gifted or passed to the charity shop.
It’s true,- these are minor details. But, if we’re being picky I have to tell you the organic delivery included mushrooms on a styrofoam tray wrapped in plastic wrap. so does transferring the gift giving part to a third party excuse both of us from whatever waste it resulted in?
Oh no! I can’t believe there was styrofoam in that order!! I always feel like organic delivery means direct from the farmer, but especially in areas with shorter growing seasons it definitely doesn’t. If you can’t find somewhere for the styrofoam, bring it home at christmas and I’ll recycle it.


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What is the Formate of 36982205266?
The Formate of 36982205266 is 36,982,205,266.00What is the negative of 36982205266?
The negative of 36982205266 is -36982205266What is the Absolute value of 36982205266?
The Absolute value of 36982205266 is 36982205266What is the half of 36982205266?
The half of 36982205266 is 18491102633What is the Reciprocal of 36982205266?
The Reciprocal of of 36982205266 is 2.704003162622E-11What is the a third of 36982205266?
The a third of 36982205266 is 12327401755.333What is the a quarter of 36982205266?
a quarter of 36982205266 is 9245551316.5What is the multiplied by 2 of 36982205266?
The multiplied by 2 of 36982205266 is 73964410532What is the multiplied by 10 of 36982205266?
The multiplied by 10 of 36982205266 is 369822052660What is the Square root of 36982205266?
The Square root of 36982205266 is 192307.57984541What is the Cube root of 36982205266?
The Cube root of 36982205266 is 3331.6875677727What is the Square of 36982205266?
The raised to the power of 2 is 1.3676835063366E+21What is the Cube of 36982205266?
The raised to the power of 3 is 5.0579952170261E+31What is the Cosine of 36982205266?
The Cosine of 36982205266 is -0.98955619491868What is the Hyperbolic cosine of 36982205266?
The Hyperbolic cosine of 36982205266 is INFWhat is the Inverse cosine of 36982205266?
The Inverse cosine of 36982205266 is does not existWhat is the Inverse hyperbolic cosine of 36982205266?
The Inverse hyperbolic cosine of 36982205266 is 25.026849875706What is the Sine of 36982205266?
The Sine of 36982205266 is -0.14414762258901What is the Hyperbolic sine of 36982205266?
The Hyperbolic sine of 36982205266 is INFWhat is the Arcsine of 36982205266?
The Arcsine of 36982205266 is does not existWhat is the Inverse hyperbolic sine of 36982205266?
The Inverse hyperbolic sine of 36982205266 is 25.026849875706What is the Tangent of 36982205266?
The Tangent of 36982205266 is 0.14566896082224What is the hyperbolic tangent of 36982205266?
The hyperbolic tangent of 36982205266 is 1What is the Arctangent of 36982205266?
The Arctangent of 36982205266 is 1.5707963267679What is the hyperbolic inverse tangent of 36982205266?
The hyperbolic inverse tangent of 36982205266 is does not existWhat is the natural logarithm of 36982205266?
The convertion of 36982205266 to Base 2 is 100010011100010011111010101101010010, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 3 is 10112110100112200101011, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 4 is 202130103322231102, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 5 is 1101214421032031, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 6 is 24553413001134, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 7 is 2446311362266, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 8 is 423423725522, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 9 is 115410480334, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 10 is 36982205266, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 11 is 14758544206, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 12 is 72013231aa, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 13 is 3644aaa5c6, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 14 is 1b0b8920a6, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 15 is e66aca6b1, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 16 is 89c4fab52, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 17 is 552275233, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 18 is 3675e00f4, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 19 is 2371ceih2, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 20 is 18hgifd36, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 21 is kb4398id, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 22 is ei3kjh06, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 23 is ajij80i2, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 24 is 81cb99ba, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 25 is 61bob3ag, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 26 is 4fig2o66, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 27 is 3ec9eia4, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 28 is 2kkn9056, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 29 is 2450olld, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 30 is 1klr195g, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 31 is 1aknofud, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 32 is 12e4vaqi, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 33 is skwcces, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 34 is nvwb91k, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 35 is k44ipb6, the convertion of 36982205266 to Base 36 is gzm907m.

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text: Dubai, United Arab Emirates – March 06 2013 – Noamaan Tahrir Ahmed, a 7 year old boy with severe autism rides a bicycle at the Dubai Autism Center’s gym. Next to him is Lorena S. Tabor, Occupational Therapist at the center. He has been awarded a scholarship from START in order for him to continue his therapy sessions at Dubai Autism Center. His family were struggling to pay for the high cost of therapy sessions in the country.


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Aburish, a Palestinian journalist with books on such varied subjects as the bar at Beirut's St. George Hotel and his ancestral town of Bethany, writes about the Saudi dynasty with a rare hatred. His readiness to debunk Saudi pretensions is a welcome antidote to the endless drivel this subject usually inspires, but he ends up blinded by his hatred, to the point that the violence of his emotions undermines his own case. Contrary to Aburish's assertion, it is not a "simple, undeniable fact" that "behind Ibn Saud's rise to power was Britain's interest is finding someone to deputize for it"; to the contrary, this is nonsense. No less preposterous are his strained efforts to compare Ibn Saud with Hitler, his viewing immigrant labor as "officially sanctioned slavery," or his insistence that the House of Saud pumps "more oil than it needs."
The value of Aburish's well-written polemic lies less in its factual base or its considered judgments than in its being a passionate screed. However flawed its execution, the book constitutes a powerful attempt by an informed writer to make Westerners aware of the horrors lurking in this "Bedouin police state." He tells of massacres, of grotesque family corruption, and of sheer evil. Most significant of all for a foreign audience, he warns of the "coming fall" of the Saudi dynasty. To ward off this disaster, Aburish calls for a "total reversal of policy" in which the Western powers get the regime to bring its finances in order, establish a legislature, and decide on the current king's successor. Sounds like one Middle Easterner longs for the good old days of European colonialism, an eccentric opinion that these days seems to find increasing support.

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This question is asked about a dozen times a day. Some drivers will come in and have a bad microphone. I suggest replacing it. I always recommend a noise canceling microphone. Why? Because a noise canceling microphone gives cleaner audio to the radio. Cleaner audio in is cleaner audio out. It is our goal to hear clearly when we need directions.
Now, which on is better? Several factors determine which is better. The kind of radio is number one. If you are using a basic CB radio that has not been peaked and tuned, stick with the stock microphone. A noise canceling microphone has reduced audio to the radio so it will make you sound distant and far off. "Out in the weeds" is a common expression. If your basic CB radio has been peaked and tuned, the Road King is an excellent choice. It will work just fine for these radios.
For 10-meter amateur radios that have been converted to CB channels, either a Road King or an Astatic 636L would be a good choice. For the new generation of super modulated radios, the Astatic is actually a better choice. These would be the Northpoint and the Magnum S series radios.
The final factor is, which feels good in your hands? Some people feel that Astatic's tear drop shape makes it difficult to handle. Others feel that the rounded case of the Road King with the thumb button makes it difficult to handle.
Which is best? They are both great. Whichever one you like will work best for you.


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The conventional wisdom is that people who thrive in the corporate world can’t make it as entrepreneurs. As the thinking goes, they’re too dependent on the perks and rhythms of corporate life to thrive in their own business.
The reality is more nuanced. Many corporate leaders have to be so entrepreneurial in their daily work today that running their own business isn’t as big of a transition as it once was. In fact, many corporate refugees find that running a business is a perfect way to put their skills to work and build personal wealth.
That said, running a business is not for everyone. Wondering if you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur? Here’s are some key things you need.
Every leader needs to be somewhat self-motivated—but when you work for someone else, you always have a boss to backstop you if your drive wanes.
As an entrepreneur, you truly are your own boss. There’s no one to nudge you along if you hit a discouraging period in the business or promising you a trip to Hawaii if you meet a sales goal.
If you’re thinking about starting a business, take an honest look at how self-motivated you are. Many people do their best work in situations where they are motivated by someone else, so if that’s the case for you, you may be happier in a great job than running your own business.
It’s one thing to bet on a new product or service with your company’s money. It’s quite another to risk your own savings.
To be an entrepreneur, you’ll have to do a lot of things on your own dime. The payoff may be far in the future. Even if you bring in outside investors, they’ll want to know you have skin in the game.
Some people are comfortable making educated bets on their good ideas. Others find it nerve-wracking.
How do you know if you’re up for it? Try taking some small risks with your money on small but necessary startup expenditures for your business.
Let’s say you’re a seasoned corporate marketer and want to launch a B2B marketing business. There are probably a few things you need to buy to get started. Maybe you need to register the URL for your future website. Perhaps you’d benefit from investing in a class or short online seminar that will teach you a new skill you can later sell in the business. Or maybe you need to consult with an attorney about some legal questions on business formation.
Commit to making that investment this month. If you don’t have much extra money available, find a creative way to come up with it, using your own resources. For instance, sell something you don’t need anymore on Craigslist.
View this as a test. Do you pull the trigger and invest in your business by your deadline or find some reason not to do it?
If something is holding you back on making this small investment, you may not be comfortable with the idea of using your own money to grow a business. You might be happier in a corporate setting, where the company is taking on all of the risk.
Those who did make the small investment have probably already moved onto step number two to get their business going by now. If you’re in this camp, it’s a good indicator you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur.
A passion for the journey.
Being an entrepreneur is an unpredictable path. You’ll have many adventures and perhaps some misadventures, too. You won’t always know where things are leading and will have to go on gut instinct.
You’ll know whether you enjoy the journey or not by how you feel when you’re working on your business in the few hours you can find outside of your job. Are you in the flow? Does it feel like you’re involved in your life’s work? Do you wish you could do more of what you’re doing—even if it ‘s hard–and less of the other things you do? These are all signs you will enjoy the ride. If you’re not feeling much excitement or alignment with your true purpose, there’s no shame in recognizing that, as well, and sticking with traditional jobs.
There’s no right or wrong decision when it comes to working for someone else versus working for yourself. The point is to be true to yourself and what matters most. So if you’re intrinsically motivated, not averse to taking a few risks and have a passion to lead, you may want to dive into the entrepreneurial game. After all, you miss every shot you don’t take in life.

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Are Your Big Goals Falling Flat? You Need Some WOW!
Goals are meant to inspire you to change in a meaningful way, work hard and help you make the leap from where you are today to where you want to be in the future. Still, for years, my clients have talked about how year after year their goals don’t seem to change. Wanna know why? Because they’re not achieving them. Sound familiar?
Good news is that it’s an easy shift to craft goals that make you want to create your future instead of sitting in the oh-so-comfortable indentation on your couch.
Mike: My goal is to exercise six days a week.
Alli: Great. What’s stopping you?
Mike: Well, I try. I get there a few days a week, sometimes even six. Then? Not so much.
Alli: Maybe it’s your goal that’s the problem, not you.
What’s the problem with Mike’s goal? There’s only one major action step required. Get up, put on your exercise clothes, go. It just doesn’t motivate him enough to do it on a regular basis. In fact, he probably dreads it.
When you confuse a goal with an action step, it’s easy to become demotivated. Action steps you do – or not. Goals take time and a string of actions to accomplish – they’re rarely one and done.
Sure, maybe it’s too many times a week or his exercise of choice is not one that’s fun for him. There are lots of maybes, but one thing’s certain – He’s not doing it.
It’s time to ask Mike (and you!) the 25,000 question (actually, a couple of them).
What do you want (beyond bragging rights that you exercise six days a week)?
It has to matter in a bigger, deeper, more personal way. So you want to write a book, start a blog, lose a billion pounds, get a new job… why does it matter? If you get it done, what will you have beyond the ability to cross it off your list?
Are SMART Goals all you need?
We’ve all heard of SMART Goals. (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Timely). Makes sense because they work, however, it doesn’t necessarily make you want to leap out of bed. Practical? Yes. Inspiring? You tell me.
What are your WOW goals and NOW goals?
WOW GOALS + NOW GOALS = Getting up off the couch and making sh*t happen.
WOW Goals are a part of a bigger story and call you to go all-in despite your excuses.
Let’s go back to Mike.
Alli: Why does exercise matter?
Mike: My doctor says I need to get in better shape.
Alli: Why? So what if you don’t?
Mike: I could die. Are you nuts, lady?
Alli: Why does that matter?
Mike: My wife, kids, my life. I love them and don’t want to leave.
Alli: Now we’re getting somewhere. There’s a WOW goal in there. I hear it. Do you?
WOW speaks to you on a deeper level; it resonates and inspires. It makes those things you have to do NOW something that you want to do instead of wanting to avoid.
Figure out your WOW Goals – The big vision that’s calling your forth.
List out your NOW Goals (Go ahead! Make ’em SMART!) these are your steps.
Don’t sweat it if you don’t know every step in advance. All that matters is that you know the first one. When you take it, the second step will be a heck of a lot clearer.
Write down your WOW. Put it in your journal, diary, on your mirror or at your desk – anywhere that you’ll see it each and every day.
Get started. Take that NOW step… You’ll get there.


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3MT = 3 minute thesis!
I was really pleased to find a University of Birmingham leaflet in my post yesterday, particularly as it had a short piece on my research.
It included a link to this website.
On the webpages you can see poems that are read by children expressing how they feel about taking medicines on a regular basis. These poems are powerful as they allow children to express themselves in their own language to tell their story. The use of poetry can be a great tool for patients to put their feelings and experiences into their own words.
Last week I attended the European Paediatric Formulation Initiative annual conference in Warsaw.
An inspirational talk by Catherine Litalien about the specific needs in Canada (http://gpfccanada.com/)- she also shared a video that certainly makes the point in a very emotive way.
I was also inspired by a talk that brought the technology from food sciences (via PepsiCo) into medicines to look at novel ways to mask the taste of medicines.
Another highlight was hearing the story of the development of a new formulation of hydrocortisone to provide parents/carers and most importantly children with an easier way to take their medicines. Martin Whitaker told the story of Infacort(R) and the plans for this to be available for children and families very soon.
Some of my own work was shared via my research students. Justyna Czarnocka gave an excellent presentation on measuring the mouthfeel of films using tribology to optimise new formulations for children. Cameron Watson won a poster prize for his work describing how parents currently administer hydrocortisone to their children and the accuracy of the dosing.
Last week I attended the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health annual conference. This forum brings together researchers passionate about the health of children.
I was particularly inspired by the young people from TRANSform talking about issues in transgender teenagers and providing a voice – all very powerful.
Young people having a powerful voice?
This week I have been inspired by Liv Jones. Liv is a teenage pupil at a school where they are about to move to a new building. The teachers were asked to suggest inspirational people as the names for the new rooms. Liv noticed that there were very few women on the lists and so asked if they could look to have half the rooms named after inspirational women to reflect the gender balance of the pupils. The school have refused. This is where Liv could have given up… But no she continued with her campaign. She used Twitter to attract attention and even appeared on the Guilty Feminist podcast to talk about her campaign. I love this story – obviously the message she sends is one I wholeheartedly agree with – but her dedication to her campaign and her maturity is what is most admirable. She has not just gone quietly away to grumble to her peers, she has risen to the challenge to continue her campaign and to to empower other people (young and old) to stand up for their beliefs and to make things happen. She really has got a powerful voice.
New regulations have stated that it is important to assess the acceptability of medicines designed for children but it is really difficult to know which methods to use.
This study looked at the range of methods used to see which are of use – hedonic scales are often used and seem to be the most appropriate but it is important that the faces match the responses from a child. Often pain scales include children crying and we very much hope that the taste of a medicine does not result in tears. There are also some cultural considerations as some scales have faces winking or sticking out the tongue which can have very different meanings for children (and adults) globally.


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A group of Yazoo County Middle School Students recently participated in a statewide science fair at Jackson State University, where two of the students were State Finalists in the categories of engineering and robotics.
Alli Ammons won 2nd Place in Mississippi for her engineering project about bridges, and Layne Grey won 4th Place in Mississippi with his robotics project that created its own artwork.
According to Melanie Hardy, the Science Fair coordinator at Yazoo County Middle School, all students are required to complete a science fair board, write a research paper, and present their projects to their peers in the science classroom. From there, students are chosen to compete at the school level fair.
"Students are allowed to choose projects from 13 different categories recognized by the state level fair, and must get approval from their teachers before beginning work on their projects," said Hardy. "We encourage students to choose projects that pique their interests so it will be an enjoyable process."
Hardy said that students at Yazoo County Middle School are introduced to the scientific method early in the school year. After that, the students practice using the scientific method in classrooms and labs at the middle school.
"Once we feel confident that the students are familiar with the process, we send home informational packets outlining the requirements of the science fair," Hardy said. "We work closely with the students and parents as the need arises, but the bulk of the project is done at home with parental supervision."
The Yazoo County Middle School Science Fair took place in the month of January. Hardy said that winners from the school level fair were able to move on to regional science fair which was held at Delta State University in March. After their success at the regional science fair, eight students from Yazoo County Middle School earned the right to attend the Mississippi Science Fair, held at Jackson State University on April 5.
Two students from Yazoo County Middle School were state finalists, after competing against many other students from across Mississippi.
Alli Ammons, a seventh grade student at the middle school, entered her project "Mighty Bridges" into the engineering category at the State Science Fair.
"I built a Warren Truss bridge and a King Truss bridge and saw which one would hold the most weight," said Ammons. "I put soup cans and peanut butter cups on them, and the Warren Truss bridge held the most weight."
Ammons said that the most challenging part about her project was building the model bridges using only straws, tape, and hot glue.
She said that she enjoyed her experience with this project because she was able to learn how to build a bridge and test how much weight it could hold.
Ammons was a success at the school level, and moved up to compete at the regional state fair, where she won second place as well.
"I made it to the state level by doing my project by myself and using an original idea," said Ammons. "I learned that you need to try your hardest at anything you do, so you can make it farther."
She added that the best part about the state fair experience was that she had time to explore other projects created by other students, as well as present her own project in front of judges and spectators.
Layne Grey, also a 7th grade student at the middle school, participated in the robotics and intelligent design category with his project, "Robo-Artist".
Grey created a robot using household items and a small snap-circuit motor kit.
"Basically, you take a battery and hook it to a motor, and the motor is attached to a cup with Popsicle sticks so it is off balance," said Grey. "You take the caps off some markers that you hook to the bottom, and you set it on paper. Whenever you turn the battery on, it bounces, and it makes drawings and patterns."
Grey said that while it only took him "about five minutes" to build his robot, the most challenging part was getting his motor to stabilize.
Grey Robo-Artist was such a success that he easily moved up into the regional fair, where he won the First place prize in the robotic engineering category, which included a medal and a certificate.
"It was cool because this was my first time going past the school level," said Grey. "I demonstrated the project so people could watch it make drawings."
Grey said that the state science fair was much harder and that the judges asked him a lot more questions.
"It feels pretty good that I got fourth in the state," said Grey. "I saw some challenging projects that other people did."
Grey said that this experience taught him a lot about building robots, something he had never done before, and he plans to continue more projects like it.
"Next year I plan to build a homemade printer," he said.
Both students said that more kids should participate in science fairs, too.
The teachers and administrators plan to keep encouraging students to compete in academic events such as these.
"We have some amazingly talented and intelligent children at Yazoo County Middle School," said Hardy. "My heart soars with pride to see them on the local, regional, and state levels with projects that utilize the concepts we teach them about each day."
Virginia Ables, principal of Yazoo County Middle School, congratulated the students on their success.
"We are so proud of our State Science Fair winners as they not only earn recognition at the State level, but consistently increase their science knowledge from superb Science teachers at the Yazoo County Middle School," Ables said.
Hardy said that the eight students that participated in the state science fair will be given the opportunity to present their projects at the next Yazoo County School Board Meeting.


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Burkhall 2-7 0-0 5, Buckley 2-7 4-4 9, Carleton 2-11 2-2 6, Durr 7-22 2-3 21, Johnson 5-11 0-0 12, Bowe 6-14 1-1 13, Starks 0-0 1-2 1, Totals 24-72 10-12 67. Miles Jr. matched his career-high with 23 points in leading the Mountaineers to an 87-76 victory.
Earl Hall at 133 pounds and Lelund Weatherspoon at 174 pounds lead the Cyclones into the postseason - Weatherspoon won a conference title last season and helped the team to a third-place finish.
The Mountaineers (24-7, 16-2 Big 12) dominated inside, out-rebounding the Cyclones (20-10, 12-6) 48-29 and scoring 40 points in the paint to ISU's 12.
The Mountaineers were led in scoring by junior guard Daxter Miles, matching a career high, with 23 points and 7 rebounds off the bench, while Adrian scored 16 points and grabbed 7 boards. "We tried to emphasize it more". The Cyclones would rally to close the gap at 28 a piece with just over five minutes left in the first half as the fast paced continued.
Baylor's Manu Lecomte was awarded as the Newcomer of the Year, while Kansas' Bill Self scored Coach of the Year honors. We've got to get him going, but he's got to help.
Monte Morris is a first-team all-conference selection.
"Theoretically, in most leagues (the 2 seed) is an easier route to the championship, but in this league I don't think it really matters", Huggins said.
Then, after Iowa State countered with a Matt Thomas triple, Adrian made a jumper, turned a steal into a layup, then knocked two free throws home.
"Teammates were just finding me, man".
"I wish coach Mittie was on the committee", Fennelly said.
"I thought maybe after he got a couple of points in the Texas Tech game, it might spur him", Huggins said of Miles capitalizing on second-chance opportunities, referring to two key stick-backs in that win over the Red Raiders. We've played well down the stretch.
WVU went up eight at 50-42 on an Adrian lay-in with 17:41 left, but saw that advantage go down to two points at 53-51 thanks to 3s by Burton and Thomas.
Both teams had gotten to that point in different way: The Cyclones made nine first-half 3s, five by Mitrou-Long, while WVU held a 25-13 advantage on the glass and had converted 13 second-chance points to ISU's three.
"I kind of think about it like when you play the old Mortal Kombat", Moreno said. "I think if you compare us to other teams, I think we've earned that but, again, that's a choice someone else will make".
"They just wear you down and it showed at the start of the second half when they got a lot of transition buckets on us".
"When we came in it was tough because for one, we were freshmen and Huggs was really determined to turn this season around". "If we dwell on it, then what does that have to say about the rest of our season?" "Senior Night is great and everything, but getting that two seed was more important to us (the seniors)".
"We've got to focus". The highlight of his career was 10-point effort against Manhattan back in November, hitting two of his three attempts from long range.
Dallas Mavericks owner mark Cuban has made it clear in the past that he's not really a fan of OKC Thunder star Russell Westbrook . And it wasn't an unintentional omission - Cuban appears to be doubling down on his criticism of Westbrook from last season.
Goldberg capitalized with a spear, then hit the Jackhammer and pinned Owens in just over 22 seconds. The entire Fastlane pay-per-view can be explained, but it's all odd and weird and unusual .
The bout was just the 10th title unification in division history, and only the third between a pair of unbeaten fighters. He was doing a lot of pulling back, you know? "I think we definitely opened up his eyes really quick", Thurman said.
Sarah Wissig worked with community groups Organize Florida and For Our Future to pull together Saturday's opposition rally. Another rally in Rochester drew about 10 people, and no counterprotesters, the Rochester Post-Bulletin reported.
The FBI determined Clinton's actions were not worth prosecuting, but FBI Director James Comey last summer berated her actions. On Friday, Pence turned over 13 boxes of printed emails in response to a Freedom of Information Act request.
In another tweet Trump said it was a "new low" for the former president and compared it to "Nixon/Watergate". Just found out that Obama had my "wires tapped" in Trump Tower just before the victory. "Nothing found.
He said the terrorists are a common enemy and coordinated efforts are required to check free movement of terrorists on the border. He also expressed grief and sorrow over the loss of precious lives and praised the sacrifices of the soldiers for their homeland.
Sessions recused himself from any investigations into the 2016 presidential campaign, with Mr. Trump dismissing the whole story as sore-loserism.
Left behind was a verdant, leafy legacy in the untold numbers of palms and other trees that had been cultivated across the Amazon. Over the past 300 years, modern Amazonian groups may have helped spread some domesticated tree species, Levis' group says.
Bernie Sanders , I-Vt., who ran for president as a Democrat, also called Thursday for Sessions to resign his post . On Thursday, however, Sessions' spokeswoman confirmed that Sessions met with Kislyak twice before the election.
Last night, the popular star was preparing to return back to the family home in Surrey where he will be nursed by wife, Wilnelia. Following his fall, it was discovered that Sir Bruce had two life threatening aneurysms, which he underwent surgery for.
The Centre has given its opinion against triple talaq saying that religious practices can not override the rights of women. Three members of a family were arrested today for allegedly attacking their daughter-in-law, police said here.
This suggests that investors will begin to price in a potential interest rate increase more seriously. But headed into the Fed's next policy meeting on March 14 and 15, it has taken on new significance.
"The Champions League must be an appointment for us every year". The last game against West Ham there was an exception.
From Justin Timberlake to DJ Khaled's little boy, we've rounded up the highlights from the star-studded event. The 2017 iHeart Radio Music Awards took place at the Forum in Los Angeles Sunday night.


text: Haslett Middle School held an Ice Fishing Pole Making workshop on January 25. Mark Stephens from Project FISH (Friends Involved in Sportfishing Heritage) provided the instruction and all the necessary materials for the workshop. Then, on January 26, the Haslett Fishing Derby was held at Lake Lansing. The Michigan State University Sailing Center provided their facility for use as event headquarters, and Meijer donated prizes. Haslett Middle School teacher, Ben Pineda, organized the workshop and fishing derby, and 17 students and parents participated in the event.


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Pillar's Drinkable Yogurt will be in Marblehead! Stop by from 11am -2pm to give it a try!
Pillar's is in Salem this afternoon! They will be there from 3-6 so stop on by!


text: Dean, Jessica, and Matthew wrap-up their coverage of the epic tale of Lord of the Rings with a wild discussion about “Return of the King.” You are about to meet some interesting characters, from elven slave traders, to a Sauron hosted Barad-dur Shopping Network, to the infamous and notorious Jester, Pipituch. Come plow your way through outrageous and wildly immature jokes about Sam, Frodo, Boromir (of course Dean mentions him), Saruman, Smeagol, Eomer, Eowyn, Arwen, and every other character that you hold dear, and that we likely misspelled and most certainly mispronounced. RotK is an instant LSG Media classic.


text: on Argyreia nervosa (Burm.f.) Boj. = Argyreia speciosa Sweet and Oenothera biennis Linn.


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Innovate UK, the UK government body has recently launched a £19m Innovation in Health and Life Sciences grant funding pot.
Application deadline is 12pm on Wednesday 28th of March 2018.
If you have a project that you think will be eligible for Innovate UK funding then feel free to get in touch. As leading bid writing specialists, we will be able to determine if your project is a good match for this grant call or any other grant competitions.
Further details can be found at Innovate UK.

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Arrival and private transfer to the Hotel in Padua area. Dinner and overnight.
After breakfast, departure to Padua and half day guided visit of the city centre. In the afternoon, visit of Giotto’s Scrovegni Chapel. After the visit, typical Italian “Spritz” Aperitivo in one of the crowded squares of the city centre. Dinner and ovenight at hotel.
After breakfast, departure to discover the enchanting Euganean hills and the hamlets of Arquà Petrarca and Villa Vescovi at Luvigliano. Lunch in a typical restaurant. Stop at a local producer for wine and olive-oil tasting. Dinner and overnight at hotel.
After breakfast departure to discover the Brenta Riviera favoured by Casanova, Galileo, Byron and D’Annunzio, painted by Tiepolo and Canaletto, described by Goethe and Goldoni, hosted French and Russian Royal Families. Even Napoleon, the Hapsburgs, the Savoy stayed here. Full day excursion by boat to admire Venetian Villas including Villa Pisani and Villa Malcontenta. Lunch with fish menu in a typical restaurant in Dolo. Dinner and overnight at hotel.
After breakfast, departure to Venice Tronchetto and transfer by boat to the city centre. Guided walking tour of this unique city: St. Mark’s square, the Basilica of St. Mark, the Doge’s Palace, the bridge of sighs and the prisons. The visit proceeds with a Bacaro tour, a gastronomic experience in the several Bacari (typical pubs) of Venice to eat the tasty “cicchetti” combined with good wine. Dinner and overnight at hotel.
After breakfast departure for a full-day guided excursion to the Medieval Boroughs of Padua: Monselice, Este and Montagnana. During the visit, stop to a local producer of Montagnana Ham and tasting. Dinner and ovenirght at hotel.
Time at leisure and transfer to the railway station. End of services.

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Roger V. Lecey passed away at Lasata Care Center on Wednesday Feb. 27, 2019, at the age of 89. Born in Evanston, Ill., on March 16, 1929, the son of Roy and Lillian (nee Paulsen) Lecey.
After attending local schools, he honorably served his nation in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. Roger was united in marriage to Pauline Majkowski at St. Mary’s Church in Evanston, Ill. on Sept. 12, 1953. He went on to work for 30 years with the city of Evanston as a Fireman. Survivors include his wife of 65 years Pauline, children Robert (Valeree) Lecey of Cedarburg, Gerald (Barbara) Lecey of Mount Prospect, Ill., and Kathryn (Paul) Fricke of Grand Rapids, Mich., 12 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren, along with other relatives and friends. In retirement, Roger enjoyed making intricate scale models of World War I aircraft.
A Memorial Service followed by Military Honors will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 16, 2019, at Lasata Care Center Chapel, W76 N677 Wauwatosa Road, Cedarburg, Wis. 53012, with Fr. Patrick Burns officiating. The family will greet relatives and friends on Saturday from 10 a.m. until time of service, and at a reception to be held immediately following the service. Private interment at Southern Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery.
Memorials to the National Fallen Firefighters Fund www.firehero.org or Lasata Care Center are appreciated. A special thank you to the staffs of Lasata Care Center and Compassus Hospice for their compassionate care. The Eernisse Funeral Home, Michael Schramka assoc. is assisting the family. Online condolences can be forwarded to the family at www.eernissefuneralhome.com.


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Alexandria, Virginia: Time-Life Books, 1995. — 175 p. — (The American Indians). — ISBN 0-8094-9738-7. The Original People. Confronting the Colonists. The Serach for Restitution. Essays. Close to the Dawnland. Tomah Joseph's Birch Bark Stories. Micmac Quillwork. Sacred Smoke Rising. A Feast for the Wampanoag.
Vero Beach, Florida. — Rourke Publications, 1990. — 32 p. — (Native American People). — ISBN 0-86625-388-2. Discusses the history and way of life of those East Coast Indian tribes whose common language and culture related them, making a larger group known as Algonquian.
Franklin Watts, 1992. — 64 p. — (A First Book). — ISBN 0-531-20065-5. Describes this noted Indian civilization, including its arts, crafts, religion, and daily, social, and political life.


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Today I am showing you how to make the world’s largest conversation heart! These candy hearts are the quintessential candy available around Valentine’s day.
Subscribe to my YouTube channel for weekly video tutorials here.
Here’s a compilation of the top amazing Valentines day cakes from me to you . . . with love of course!
Today I’m showing you how to make a Valentine’s Day Rainbow Drip Candy Cake. This Valentine’s cake is covered with rainbow chocolate ganache and lots of Valentine candy. Also included in this tutorial is how to make white chocolate ganache, and how to color it using candy colors.
What would you say is the most stereotypical Valentine’s day present to give? Flowers? Candy? Jewellery? CHOCOLATES? According to my research on amazon, people even give perfume! What a thoughtful gift . . . I love you but you could smell better.
Well, I thought that playing on the idea of giving chocolates as the most popular Valentine’s Day gift to give (not determined by any research!), I would make a box of chocolate CUPCAKES instead. The cupcakes look like a box of regular holiday treats, but upon closer inspection, you realize they’re so much better and they’re in cupcake form! By the way, if your “sweetheart” gives you candy, leave him. You can get that stuff at the dollarstore. I would know . . . it’s where I bought some of the ingredients for the Box of Chocolate Cupcakes I made. Note to self: don’t shop at the dollarstore and then tell people. Oops.
Do you think Valentine’s Day is overrated? Commercialized to the point of nausea? It seems as though the second that the Christmas decorations are put away, the stores are filling the shelves with pink and red Valentine paraphernalia. I guess they all have to make their quota’s, or whatever it is stores do. As do people on YouTube, which is why we have a Valentine’s day video going live in January. Oops again.
What is happening here? I think they had me at “Cupid Corn”. How I could I resist THAT!?!?
I’m back up and running after the St Eugene Bridal Fair this Sunday, and (I think) I have recovered! All the prepping, set up, chatting and take down, while not overly intense, all adds up and ends up very tiring. But, the best thing about a Bridal Fair is the chance to get to talk with all of the excited brides, and their loved ones.
Oh yes, love is in the air . . .
Speaking of love . . . with Valentine’s Day ideas floating all around the internet, I was super excited to think of a new cookie pop idea! The last time I made cookies with a stained glass effect, I was probably a teenager! I loved baking even back then, and now, those golden nugget ideas are coming in super handy! How cute is a cookie with a window cutout?? If it could get any cuter, putting the cookie on a stick is to die for! I don’t know why, but I love eating food off a stick! It makes me feel much more refined as you can take dainty little bites and most importantly, you don’t have to get your hands dirty!
Unfortunately, when biting into a stained glass windowed cookie, the window is hard. Like, crack your teeth, shocking hard! So watch out if you make them . . . and forget that they are hard candies melted in the center . . . not gooey centers . . . not that I did that or anything. Twice. Maybe.


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With the influx of #introductions I figured I’d do a re #introduction !
I’m Em/Emmy/Emily and I like to #cosplay characters from #anime and #videogames. My favorite series include Splatoon, Persona, Portal, MGS, Monogatari, and Free!
My degree is in biology, but I’m teaching myself front-end #webdev which is going...at a speed 😋 but I have made a blog, which is linked in my bio!
Beginner tip: marry a blacksmith for free swords.
Are VH1 pop up videos still a thing?

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Cesar made several improvements on the Custom Scale Flakrakete Rheintochter IIa resin conversion kit, mainly superdetalling and scratchbuilding parts on the launcher, including full telemetry system. He also added Zimmerit and photo-etch to the lower hull of the dragon Panther Ausf.G he used as the base for the conversion.
Just wow. I clearly have stuff to learn. Amazing job.
Exceptional! I can learn from you, too!
The paintjob on the vehicle is amazing!!! I also like the looks of the rocket, well done!!!
Thanks a lot to both of you Agradeço o reconhecimento dos meus esforços Edson.

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