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I have sold a property at 35 Tod DR in Winnipeg.
Rarely available river property in very desirable area. Someone will either do an extensive renovation to the current home or this is an opportunity to build your dream home on a huge 20,000 sq ft river lot. It has been many years since something has become available on the river side in this very desirable neighbourhood.
I have listed a new property at 35 Tod DR in WINNIPEG.
Rarely available river property in very desirable area. Someone will either do an extensive renovation to the current home or this is an opportunity to build your dream home on a huge 20000 sq ft river lot. It has been many years since something has become available on the river side in this very desirable neighbourhood.
I have sold a property at 105 Harlesden DR in WINNIPEG.
This great family home is in a prime location with schools, parks and community centres all within a couple minutes including access to green space (Ecole Julie-Riel School) right out the back yard. The home has 4 bedrooms (2up/2down) and 2 full bathrooms (1up/1down), a very large open eat in kitchen, new paint throughout the house (2013), new laminate floors (2015), new shingles (2010), some new Polar windows, H.E. Furnace and A/C (2011), updated kitchen (2013), new sump pump (2015), garburator (2015) and many more upgrades! The large yard features very nice 2-tiered deck with views of the field from up top and a large seating area at the bottom with two privacy walls with pergola, and landscaping that was done in 2014. You must see this home in person to truly appreciate it!
I have sold a property at 359 Kingston CRES in WINNIPEG.
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, July 4/15 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. GREAT VALUE!! The neighbourhood speaks for itself! Beautiful Kingston Crescent….Take a stroll under the canopy of trees and return home to your park-like backyard with magnificent river views. The fabulous home on this beautiful 66x250 foot lot has been meticulously maintained and has many upgrades. The formal living room and dining room have extra large windows that allow for an abundance of natural light. The remodelled kitchen with island is open to the family room with wall to wall windows that offer gorgeous views of the river and green space. The 2nd floor includes a spacious master bedroom and ensuite with steam shower. There are two staircases that provide access into the partially finished basement, one of which descends into the finished rec room with a wet bar and video projector/screen paint wall with surround sound. You won't want to miss this amazing home on this gorgeous lot.
I have listed a new property at 164 Marion ST in Winnipeg.
Building upgrades include: Roof, HVAC, Interior renovations to a very high standard, Windows, Plumbing, Electrical, Well established tenant with lease in place until May 30, 2020 with option for 5-year renewal.
I have sold a property at 164 Bank AVE in WINNIPEG.
I have listed a new property at 64 Kingston ROW in WINNIPEG.
S/S Dec 2, OH Sun Dec 7,OTP Wed Dec 10. First time on market, absolutely fabulous custom blt 2200 sf 2 storey that offers quality construction, attention to detail, timeless design, unique features in the highly desirable neighbourhood of Elm Park. Built in 1993,it looks like it was designed last year. Great room w/soaring ceilings, windows galore, surround sound wall speakers, wood FP,mn flr office, full bath, gourmet kitchen w/gas stove & loads of cabinets. 2nd flr has large master with huge WI CC and ensuite. An engineered bridge will take you to the second bdrm that also features its own ensuite. Lower level is partially finished with 4th full bathroom, great storage and potential to have a 3rd bdrm down. Recroom area is huge with pot lighting and wired for multiple phone lines. Add carpeting and bit of ceiling and you are done. Interlocking brick Front driveway & rear patio. The backyard features a 3 season sunroom, newer deck and wiring for a hot tub. An exceptional home that should not be missed.
Please visit our Open House at 64 Kingston ROW in WINNIPEG.
Please visit our Open House at 164 Bank AVE in WINNIPEG.
S/S June 7, Offers June 16, fabulous property in great location backing onto Windsor Park Golf Course. immaculately kept property with family room addition. pennisula island kitchen overlooks fam rm with view to trees and more trees. hardwood throughout main floor, remod main floor bath, upper level unique with great space and semi walk in cc, 2 bedrooms on main floor, living room could be a formal dining room. fam rm has gas fireplace and garden doors to rear patio. basement has a dated recroom area and a workshop room. oversized single garage 1998, note, you can park a car outside and still drive in, interlocking walkways and driveway.2nd flr space was gutted and insulated to make a great space.
I have listed a new property at 164 Bank AVE in WINNIPEG.
S/S June 7, Offers June 16, fabulous property in great location backing onto Windsor Park Golf Course. immaculately kept property with family room addition. pennisula island kitchen overlooks fam rm with view to trees and more trees. hardwood throughout main floor, remod main floor bath, upper level unique with great space and semi walk in cc, 2 bedrooms on main floor, living room could be a fab formal dining room. fam rm has gas fireplace and garden doors to rear patio. basement has a dated recroom area and a workshop room. oversized single garage 1998, note, you can park a car outside and still drive in, interlocking walkways and driveway.2nd flr space was gutted and insulated to make a great space.
I have listed a new property at 263 Victoria CRES in WINNIPEG.
Offers March 17th. Rare opportunity to build our dream home on a 150' x 145' lot on desirable Victoria Crescent. You are close to many amenities, the University of Manitoba and downtown. There is a 1050 sq ft 1957 bungalow currently on the property that is in good shape but dated. It could possibly be rented out until you were ready to build or 2 years from possession whichever is sooner. The home will be available for viewing after March 13th. House, appliances as is will be remaining and included in purchase price. Please call for more details. Note: lot area sq footage is less the corner at the bend of the road.
I have sold a property at 139 Normand Park DR in Winnipeg.
I have listed a new property at 197 Kingston ROW in WINNIPEG.
I have listed a new property at 95 Victoria CRES in WINNIPEG.
Rarely available 150' x 184' well treed lot on one of the most desirable streets in Winnipeg. It feels like you are entering another world as you pass from River Road to Victoria Crescent. You will either want to build their dream home here because of the rare 150' frontage or you want this idyllic location and will remodel this home to meet your style and taste. 1603 square foot bungalow with large island kitchen, wood burning fireplace in living room, 2 large bedrooms, main floor laundry, cork and laminate floors, f/fin basement with 2nd gas fireplace 3rd bdrm and 3rd bathroom, Hi eff furnace, oversized double garage, heated 16 x 14 workshop with attached gazebo. Either way, it will be a good investment for your future. You are surrounded by some Multi million dollar homes that are currently there now or are being built. This is a high demand area and makes an excellent investment. Call me for your private viewing.
Please visit our Open House at 139 Normand Park DR in WINNIPEG.
Rarely available 1637 sq ft "Albers & Bartocha" custom built bungalow in Normand Park on a 60 x 105 lot. Excellent curb appeal with brick front, lovely landscaping and two garage doors. Bright floor plan features large island kitchen with plenty of cabinets, built-in china cabinet, pantry and garden door to rear yard, sunken family room with gas fireplace, living room/dining room is exceptionally bright with 4 windows. Master bedroom has a walk-in closet and 3 piece ensuite (tiled shower), 2 & 3rd bedrooms are excellent sizes with double CC. Main bath with jetted tub and laundry facilities. All appliances will be remaining with the home. Lower level is insulated and ready for your design. It is well laid out to plan for a fabulous basement development. Newer composite decking at rear yard. Roof shingles done in 2007, HWT in 2012, central vacuum. A very immaculate home.
I have listed a new property at 139 Normand Park DR in WINNIPEG.
S/S Tues Apr 9, Offers Apr 15. Rarely available 1637 sq ft "Albers & Bartocha" custom built bungalow in Norman Park on a 60 x 105 lot. Excellent curb appeal with brick front, lovely landscaping and double garage doors. Bright open plan features large island kitchen with plenty of cabinets, built-in china cabinet, pantry and garden door to rear yard, sunken family room with gas fireplace, living room/dining room is exceptionally bright with 4 windows. Master bedroom has a walk-in closet and 3 piece ensuite (tiled shower), 2 & 3rd bedrooms are excellent sizes with double CC. Main bath with jetted tub and laundry facilities. All appliances will be remaining with the home. Lower level is insulated and ready for your design. It is well laid out to plan for a fabulous basement development. Newer composite decking at rear yard. Roof shingles done in 2007, HWT in 2012, central vacuum. A very immaculate home.
S/S Feb 13, Offers Feb 20, Rarely available 150' x 184' well treed lot on one of the most desirable streets in Winnipeg. It feels like you are entering another world as you pass from River Road to Victoria Crescent. Lovely 1600 square foot bungalow with large island kitchen, wood burning fireplace in living room, 2 large bedrooms, main floor laundry, cork and laminate floors, f/fin basement with 2nd gas fireplace, Hi eff furnace, oversized double garage, heated 16 x 14 workshop with attached gazebo. You will either want to build your dream home in this location or you want the location and you will remodel this home to meet your style and taste. Either way, it will be a good investment for your future. You are surrounded by some Multi million dollar homes that are currently there now or are being built. This is a high demand area and makes an excellent investment.


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Growth in the second quarter is expected to be a huge jump from the start of the year, which could be a boost for Trump.
On Friday morning at 8:30, the U.S. government will release data on how fast the economy grew from April to June. Economists and the White House are expecting a huge number, but experts caution it’s likely to be a one-time surge that is not sustainable.
The consensus forecast is that the economy grew 4.2 percent in the second quarter, which would be a big jump from the 2 percent growth in the first quarter and nearly double the average annual pace of growth during the recovery. Some economists predict the rate of growth in gross domestic product could come in as high as 5 percent, a figure President Trump would probably herald as proof of his economic success in the face of his critics, although it is a quarterly growth rate, not an annual one.
Economists say the spike is coming mainly from a fluke: There was an unusually large increase in exports in the spring that probably came because other countries were trying to buy U.S. goods before Trump’s trade war escalated and tariffs kicked in. Soybeans exports, for example, surged 9,400 percent in the period from March to May over the prior year, Morgan Stanley said. China, a major buyer of U.S. soybeans, put hefty tariffs on the American crop this month in retaliation for Trump’s levies on numerous Chinese products.
This is “likely a reflection of stockpiling ahead of the implementation of trade tariffs,” Morgan Stanley economists wrote in a note to clients this week, and they warned that it’s likely that growth will revert to a much lower level in the second half of the year as foreign countries slow their purchases of U.S. goods.
Growth this spring is probably “as good as it gets,” said Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist at the audit firm RSM. Like many economists, he expects that the jump in exports added as much as two percentage points to second-quarter growth and that the increase will disappear in the summer and fall.
The GOP tax cuts are also driving some of the uptick, economists say. Consumer spending and business investment are expected to show some pickup, although debate remains over whether it will be a sizable boost. The White House predicts growth will be strong in 2018 and continue on a faster track for the next decade, but many independent forecasters, including the Federal Reserve, predict growth will stay below 3 percent this year and will fall back down to around 2 percent by 2020.
Here’s what to watch for when the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) releases second-quarter GDP growth Friday.
1) It’s likely to be a big number, but not unprecedented. It’s not unusual to get a really large growth number for a single quarter. During the Obama administration, for example, the GDP growth rate topped 4 percent for several quarters and hit 5.2 percent in the third quarter of 2014.
“The underlying momentum in the economy is good, but not 4.5 percent good,” said Ben Herzon, executive director of Macroeconomic Advisers. He expects growth will fall back to around 3 percent the rest of the year.
2) Is it sustainable? The vast majority of economists predict strong second-quarter growth won’t be sustained. The export surge is likely to be temporary, meaning it will take a big jump in consumer or business spending later in the year to keep growth high, something that will be hard to do.
3) Look closely at business investment. The GOP tax cut was supposed to spur companies to spend more on new equipment and factories. That, in turn, is supposed to make workers more productive so employers will pay them more. The evidence so far is of a very modest pickup in business investment. Economists will be looking closely for signs that companies are opening their wallets to spend money from the tax-savings windfall.
4) Watch for revisions to past GDP. Every few years, the BEA revises its methodology for calculating growth to incorporate better data and best practices. In addition to releasing second-quarter GDP growth Friday, the BEA will also unveil revised historical data. It’s not expected to show much change, but it could lead to a few surprises.
The Trump administration has touted that growth picked up since Trump took office. They often point to the rate of GDP growth averaging more than 3 percent from April to December of last year, but that figure might change Friday.

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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark has proposed a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 and hybrid from 2035, joining international efforts to promote electric-only vehicles to reduce air pollution and combat climate change.
“It is a big ambition that will be hard to achieve. But that’s exactly why we need to try,” Danish Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen told parliament on Tuesday.
In Sweden, sales of electric cars make up more than 7 percent of all new car sales while more than half of all new cars in Norway are electric or hybrid vehicles.
In 2017 Volvo became the first major traditional automaker to phase out vehicles powered solely by the internal combustion engine, announcing that all Volvo car models launched after 2019 would be electric or hybrids.

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The community I live in and love has been struck hard by tragedy in the last month. Two young families have lost their Dads…quickly, shockingly, unfairly. The two families have 5 children between them, all 11 and younger.
The two men, both dedicated outdoors men were friends. They worked together, shared similar passions and lived their lives with enormous intensity and capacity for joy. They died 3 weeks apart, separately, in two completely unrelated tragedies.
Last night on my flight home from a visit to the big city I brushed up close to that pain. I sat with the sister in law of the most recently lost husband, father, friend, Daddy. Her heart was in pieces, visibly. She was lovely. She was so sad, so worried for her sister, her little niece and the shell shocked boys. Their father died trying to save them from a river; them and the son of the woman sitting next to me for 3 hours. I felt…still feel, gutted. I am grateful that I was there, able to help her with her own young daughter, be a new face, a new ear, a new mirror to look in to see who she is now. As she told me the story, my heart broke again and again. At one point, she said, there were six people in the river, all drowning. Half were there to save, half were being saved. All were at risk of being lost. Too few safety measures afforded by the resort they were visiting, so many people, so much crying and fear and screaming, so little anyone could do. And so, one Daddy died. One husband is gone. So many lives are forever changed.
I wasn’t there. I don’t know the family personally, though I feel so connected to them. I felt that connection even before meeting this woman who has so much to try and block from her memory, so much to move forward from. I felt that connection because I am a wife, I am a mother. I feel that connection so much more now, having had the little girl with the saddest face I’ve ever seen sit on me, play with my phone and take sad photos of herself. This little girl has just lost her Daddy; she is 3.
The two families, linked by friendship and interest and passion and love of the outdoors are now linked by sorrow, loss and tragedy. I am now, forever, linked to their story. I will never erase from my heart the sight of this woman, this heartbroken sister, the aunt of these children in shock. She almost lost her own son and father to the river, lost instead her brother in law, her sister’s joy and her own sense of security in the world.
She said it was so awful. So horrible. So unbelievable. She has touched my life forever.
Yukon, we have two families who need us terribly right now. 5 children who will need all the support we can provide. Two mothers whose worlds have just been turned upside down, and who haven’t even begun to measure what lies ahead. I want to do something. I wish I could do something.

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This course provides the foundation for social work with individuals and families.
Examine the assumptions, values, and events that shaped social welfare policy in the United States and the profession of social work.
Applying for an online master's degree from Saint Mary's University of Minnesota is the first step in securing a successful future in helping others.

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We aren’t foreign policy experts, and no decision regarding force is an easy one, but that’s why consistency is important and when our elected officials publicly contradict themselves based on the Party in the White House, that matters.
Bashar Al-Assad used chemical weapons on his own people in 2013 and then-President Barack Obama did propose a red line that was crossed, but the other half of that story that our elected officials don’t often discuss is that Obama went to Congress for an AUMF (Authorized Use of Military Force), but under a Republican controlled Congress, there issue was never brought to the floor for debate.
In August 2013, at least 1,400 people were killed with Sarin gas by the Assad regime – an atrocity of unimaginable proportions. Obama is often criticized, perhaps rightfully so, for allowing Assad to cross a red line and not enforcing it. But what was the position of our elected leaders in 2013? And what about today? On April 4, 2017 at least 75 Syrian civilians, including dozens of children were killed by the Assad regime again using what is now believed to be Sarin gas.
“I gave the Administration a chance to make their case, but they couldn’t make it,” said Rep. Labrador. “Nothing they said changed the fact that we are not the police force of the world, we don’t have any compelling national interest in Syria, and it’s doubtful that an alternative government in Syria will be any better than the current one. While no one doubts that Bashar al-Assad is a brutal dictator, it’s very likely that removing him power will embolden al-Qaeda and other terrorists.
“We also can’t rule out the possibility that – despite the Administration’s assurances – a Congressional authorization to use force against Syria will lead to the use of U.S. ground forces. After our experience in Iraq, I couldn’t think of anything worse than putting our brave servicemen and women in harm’s way to police a civil war in a land in which we have no vital interests. Better options are available, and we should use them.

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Sad to say, She admits that She's not that good of a cook, however, her Brother's Wife is so the next time we have an Asian Invasion here, I will get me an interpreter and pick her Brain. My D.I.L. and my Niece In Law love to come to my house to eat Turkey Dinner, especially.
You can certainly do that!! I am trying to expand my cooking repertoire and have wanted to add some good Italian dishes for quite some time.
I got excited when I came across an Irish cookbook at a local store this past weekend, but as I looked through it and found corned beef and cabbage, I put it back on the shelf as this is not an authentic Irish recipe It lost all credibility after I saw that haha!
Any Italian recipe involving sausage will be a big here and very welcomed by 'Ol Boots. We've got a first rate little New York style Italian market up here in Dallas called Jimmy's that makes the most awesome sausage.

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Today will be the last author I am interviewing for a while due to the writing classes I’ve begun.
Stephanie and I first met on LinkedIn in PenAndPaperWorld. Since then, we have become friends on Facebook. Now it is your turn to enjoy learning more about this delightful lady.
I never planned to be an author. In what felt like the blink of an eye, I went from being a young woman wrestling with a temperamental marriage to a single mother of an asthmatic, autistic toddler and an epileptic infant in heart failure. There were suddenly an overabundance of WTF moments, OMG moments, and “just hold your head in your hands because you can’t even remotely believe this is happening” moments. I began writing therapeutically, and I found my recollections came in layers. I would first write what happened (like, “the baby stopped breathing in my arms, but I didn’t start CPR right away as I should have”), and I would think, “Oh, I handled that horribly; I’m such a rotten mother!” Then I’d remember, “Oh yeah; this was going on, too,” (like, the fact that I was a young, sleep-deprived, postpartum mother who had just bore witness to hours of failed IV attempts. And I was reeling over a rare, potentially fatal diagnosis, holding onto hope for survival, but not having any idea what that survival would actually mean for me or my baby. And meanwhile, I was preparing myself for the very real possibility of her passing. Oh, and I was also “mourning the death of the healthy child I thought I had” before receiving her diagnosis). Then it would hit me that 3 otherthings were happening at the same time (like my failing marriage, pathetic financial woes, and my other daughter’s increasingly bizarre behaviors), and so…if that portion of my parenting career didn’t exactly resemble June Cleaver, well…no wonder! Those were some pretty extreme circumstances! Digging through those layers was definitely therapeutic.
Then other people (specifically nurses and therapists) began to read what I had written, and said things like, “Wow, I’m working with another family right now, and I’m certain the mom is struggling with the feelings you wrote about here, but she doesn’t seem comfortable sharing her thoughts. I think she’s ashamed or afraid to open up, and I think reading something like this would really help her to know she’s not alone…that the way she’s responding to what life is throwing at her right now is only natural.” After many similar comments, I decided to take a deep breath, close my eyes, and bear my exposed, bleeding heart to the world. I figured if sharing my tale would help just one family facing similar challenges, my fear of criticism from the rest of the reading world would all be well worth it.
Because I had no intention of publishing, I was in no rush with the writing. That part of the publishing journey lasted a good fifteen years or so. Once the decision was made to publish, however, I took about two years to put the book together, then spent about a year working with my editor/publisher.
I’m an indie author. I was extremely lucky to find a talented, professional, trustworthy editor/publisher through Pubmatch.com, named Donna Erickson. Donna owned a very small publishing service, so despite her very helpful hand, I’m still considered an indie author. Along with the title of “editor and publisher”, Donna holds the much more significant title of “friend”. Sadly, she had to retire early due to a recent cancer diagnosis, but we remain close.
I’ve learned so much throughout my publishing journey! I would say my biggest lesson was the sad reality that there are likely countless brilliant books out there that nobody will ever have the pleasure of devouring. Being a successful indie author (i.e., being an indie author who gets many people to read his/her work) is a two-step process. Step one is writing a good, quality book. Step two is effectively marketing that book so people know it exists. That’s the real trick! I would be willing to bet that the majority of authors are introverts – not exactly a population of people one would expect to be great salesmen. If you don’t have a traditional publishing company dealing with promotion for you, the challenge is for you to shoulder it, alone. From there, the process of promotion has a steep learning curve! I resisted the title of “chief publicist” at first, but now I’m actually enjoying the process.
I wrote a memoir. I actually had some question in the beginning as to what category my story fit in. I was told very early on that because I changed the names of all of my “characters” (out of respect – and fear in one case – of those who didn’t want their names in print), my book had to be considered fiction. I have since found that pretty much everyone is comfortable with me calling this [100% true, aside from names] story a memoir.
The irony of ever thinking I would have to label With Angel’s Wings as fiction is that I have ZERO imagination. I have massive respect for authors of fiction; I could never do what they do! As for writing another book of non-fiction, I don’t have any plans to do so. I wrote an epilogue that covered the 10 years after the end of the book. After multiple requests for a sequel, I “compromised” with a monthly blog. I think of it as a continuation of my epilogue. That’s enough writing for me for now.
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My biggest challenge in writing my story was digging through the layers of circumstance and emotion that made it necessary to write therapeutically in the first place. It was very important to me that I was completely honest in all I wrote (what good would it be, otherwise?). Sometimes, though, truth can be lost in excuse and/or confusion. Interestingly, clarity was a surprising side-effect of changing the names of all involved and re-writing the book in a third person perspective. Those alterations allowed me to set aside some of the raw emotion, which – oddly – helped the whole process. For instance, I found I had much more patience and understanding for “Laura” than I did for myself. It was fascinating to me that altering the writing in preparation for publication ended up becoming an even more therapeutic process than the original writing!
What is the key message of your story?
There is a duality to all parenting. How many times can a parent be heard saying, “It’s a good thing you’re cute!” We love our children, but raising them is difficult and challenging, so it is not always “pretty”, wonderful and rewarding. We often get bogged down in the trenches of parenthood.
Once special needs are added to the mix of typical parenting challenges, everything is intensified ten-fold. The simple act of a special needs child picking up a toy can bring tears of joy, much less the magnanimous event of a first word or first step. But just as typical parenthood is a blending of joys and frustrations, so is the life of a special needs parent. Who can help but be frustrated to tears at the sight of a blow-out diaper…yet AGAIN…after 20 YEARS of changing that child’s diapers? Who can help but scream out in agony after months of watching his or her child suffer through gut-wrenching seizures? Who can help but be angered…that’s right – ANGERED by an autistic child who repeatedly lashes out physically in frustration over not understanding the world around him or her?
Society has deemed it acceptable to complain about the trials and tribulations of parenthood. It is the fodder of countless successful comedians. We love our children, and despite the grief they bring to the table, we more than welcome the entire package because the good so easily outweighs the bad. But with special needs children, rarely is anything so simple. Bluntly stated, special needs children can be much more difficult to love. As a parent, you don’t always “get back” what you give…sometimes, not even close. And that’s frustrating. That’s painful. That’s difficult. But we love our children. So we trudge on…silently. Because what kind of a person complains about a child who seizes…or is non-verbal…or is incontinent? Special needs parents are perpetually trapped by guilt. They feel they’ll be looked at as a monster if they complain about such hardships. And if they can’t vent – if they don’t feel comfortable honestly communicating their pain, then it can’t help but be destructive…to their marriages, their children…themselves. Honesty is the first step in healing, and that’s what With Angel’s Wings is all about – opening the door to honest discussion about REAL life with special needs children.
How did you land on “With Angel’s Wings” as a title?
My editor/publisher, Donna, helped me come up with the title, With Angel’s Wings. When she got to that line (the phrase “with angel’s wings” is a direct quote in the story, describing a stuffed angel cow), she recognized and wanted to cast a spotlight on how that particular part of the story was a real turning point. As a matter of fact, one of our title considerations was “The Cow Room”, referring to a room described in that same section of the book. After some thought (and a few laughs – because, how ridiculous would it be to name a memoir “The Cow Room”?) we decided on “With Angel’s Wings”, especially since it offers a bit of a wink and nod to the reoccurring angelic theme about one of the main characters.
On the book’s website (www.withangelswings.net) there is an “Ask the Author Forum” where you invite readers to ask questions. How did the idea of this section arise?
My two hopes for sharing With Angel’s Wings was that it would offer hope to others facing similarly difficult situations, and that it would enlighten “typical folks” – people who have no exposure to the realities of special needs in their own lives. That being said, my story certainly doesn’t “say it all”. If a reader is left with questions, I want to try to answer them. And I certainly don’t have all the answers. So, if one reader can help another reader, all the better; especially if it results in a lasting, supportive friendship! The Ask the Author Forum is all about offering an area for everyone to share questions and/or experiences, so we can all help one-another.
Tell me more about yourself, Stephanie.
With Angel’s Wings (along with the epilogue included on the book’s website and my new blog) pretty much sums up who I am. I am a mother of 4. Catherine (“Emily” in the book), 23 has high-functioning autism with mild to moderate cognitive delay. Sarah (“Hannah” in the book), 20, has a rare genetic disorder, Wolf-Hirschorn Syndrome (history of 7 heart defects, non-verbal, non-ambulatory, incontinent, exclusively G-tube fed, seizure disorder, and cognitively approximately 6 months old). Will, 12, has severe ADHD and dyslexia, and Ellie, 8 – who I described for years as my [finally!] “typical” child [albeit with something of a princess complex] – was just diagnosed last fall with ADHD/dyslexia (although, a significantly milder case than Will’s). I have a 4-year degree in psychology and a 2-year degree in nursing. I worked for approximately 10 years as a registered nurse on the medical unit at Seattle Children’s Hospital, but gave up my career to focus on the growing needs of my family. When I was 40 I set out to get rid of the 10 souvenir pounds I had collected from each of my 4 pregnancies. In the process, I found my inner jock, and I now love to run and I’m addicted to Zumba. Other than that, I read every minute I can.
Stephanie Collins, I have enjoyed learning so much more about you and your work. I’ll look forward to seeing more from you as well. I know our readers will be looking.
Thank you again for allowing me to interview you and God bless all your efforts.
Thanks for all that sharing. I am too moved for words over what Stephanie had to go through with her special needs children. And is still having to live with the problems. She ought to be given a Special Parent Award. If I have spoken poorly, it’s only because I’m essentially speechless. May god Bless you and your children.

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Home Gaming The Collection of Top 10 Best Quest Skyrim Mods to Date!
Skyrim has released in 2011 and it has become one of the most popular RPG of all time. The beauty of Skyrim doesn’t only rely on its content alone, but also the vast possibilities of Skyrim mods. Therefore, the world of Skyrim is always fresh and new, even though the game is 6 years old by now. These Skyrim mods don’t only add gameplay, mechanic, graphic enhancements but also including quest mods. These quest mods are at high quality, and surely players will spend tons of hours to immerse themselves in Skyrim. With the latest Skyrim Remastered Edition, it is the perfect time to return to Skyrim and enjoy new quest mods. And so here we are: Top 10 Best Quest Skyrim Mods to Date!.
* Note: All of these quest mods in this list are randomly put only and the list doesn’t reflect ranks or definitive qualities of the mods.
Coming first on this list is Moon and Star. It features a new story of a mysterious criminal who has been known throughout Morrowind. And this time, he appears in Skyrim. However, chasing down this criminal is not an easy task as there are many hidden things surround him. Therefore, it is up to us to discover the mysteries and decide the best course of action.
Moon and Star includes: 1 main questline, 4 side quests, a new town with 1 new merchant and 2 new trainers, 7 new weapons and 1 new spell, 1 new dungeon with creative puzzles and boss (according to Nexus site).
Compared to many other quest Skyrim mods, Moon and Star isn’t exactly an extensive mod with a whole new area. But the attractive part of Moon and Star is its voice acting and NPC interaction. The mod developers did quite an excellent job in voice acting for NPCs which gave these NPCs personalities and immersion. In addition, the way NPCs interacting with players will depend on how the players take action and decision throughout the questline.
This mod only adds about 6 – 8 hours for players to enjoy; however, this quest Skyrim mods is indeed among the best mods we’ve ever seen. It has received tons of praises from most Skyrim fans, both for its extensive gameplay and its intriguing story.
The Forgotten City brings players to a new city, a Forgotten Dwemer city with unknown history and many secrets lie beyond. The most revered feature of The Forgotten City is its extensive story with various endings. In this city, players will have to use their wit and knowledge to uncover the city’s secret. Players will have to search throughout the city and experiencing bizarre events in order to seek the truth, interact with city’s inhabitants and find out their stories. And in the end, players will have to stand in a dilemma situation in which they will question their morality.
The mod includes: a whole new city with tons of mysteries, a unique soundtrack, interesting and interactive city’s inhabitants, puzzles and challenges which require knowledge and wit rather than just fighting through horde of enemies, and especially an extensive script with more than 1000 dialogues, NPC interactions, and endings (according to Nexus).
In most games, Elves are portrayed as long-ear people who live in harmony with the nature. And unless they are provoked and threaten, they won’t disturb human’s life. However in Skyrim, there is an empire called Aldmeri Dominion which seeks control throughout the world of The Elder Scrolls. In Skyrim, players don’t encounter the Aldmeri Dominion directly, but rather, through its governmental division called the Thalmor. If you are among the people who want to beat the Thalmor then Fight Against the Thalmor will be your perfect chance.
This quest Skyrim mods is actually a series which is about the battle with the Thalmor. Currently there are three mods: Adal Matar the Lost Stronghold, The Cyrodill Frontier, The Aldmeri Domain, and South Dragon Bridge.
This mod series provides lots of hours of gameplay, including voice-acted NPCs, exciting battles against the Thalmor, new loots, tons of new enemies (according to Nexus). The mod series also sticks with the vanilla Skyrim and The Elder Scroll lore; therefore, players can ensure about the immersion.
Talking about mind-blowing stories with twists and turns, we used to have Maids I: Euphoria in The Elder Scrolls Oblivion. And now, we can continue the story with its new sequel: Maids II – Deception.
Now this is a huge, huge quest Skyrim mods with an intriguing main questline and side quests, a whole new land, an extensive and connecting dungeons set, tons of NPCs and dialogues (especially the maids), and more contents in the future (according to Nexus).
At first, this mod was thought to be just another adult mod; however, as the players experience through the story they will explore an extensive story with unexpected twists and turns. As the result, players who prefer experiencing fascinating stories will surely love this quest Skyrim mods. And for those who prefer fun time with Skyrim, maids in Maids II – Deception can probably give you happy times.
Remember those “catmen” who always ask you to buy some “Skooma”? They are the Khajiit who are skillful in trading, and most of the time we can see them travelling throughout Skyrim as caravan traders. The Khajiit has quite an interesting origin, and with Moonpath to Elsweyr, we can finally come to Elsweyr, the homeland of Khajiit.
Moonpath to Elsweyr brings players to the land of Elsweyr where the Khajiit people are fighting against the Thalmor. In this quest Skyrim mods, players can experience brand new land with tons of quests and NPCs. Along with the new land, there are lots of unique landscapes and monsters, which both give a fresh experience in this 6-year-old game. Of course, lore in this mod is nicely delivered and vanilla-friendly.
In Skyrim we can become a Necromancer via the Conjuration skill tree. However, not all players will satisfy with that. Thanksfully, with the Undeath quest Skyrim mods, we can now enjoy even more as a powerful Necromancer.
Undeath is quite straight forward quest Skyrim mods in which the players have to chase down and defeat a powerful Necromancer. Despite short game time, this mod will give players a decent amount of interesting questline with the reward of becoming a Necromancer themselves. And especially, players can learn to transform into a Lich with powerful Lichdom abilities and army of the dead.
In overall, people always like to play as a Necromancer, and Undeath will be a perfect chance for it. And even if Necromancy and Lich Form are not appealing, having new arsenals to cosplay as Death Knight is always welcomed.
As you may guess from the name, Wyrmstooth is a quest Skyrim mods about dragon. In this mod, the players are tasked with a job to kill a dragon which causing troubles to the people. As the players progress, they will be able to discover more about this dragon and the reason why it causes mayhem throughout the land.
The most interesting part about the mod is its extensive dungeon and creative puzzles, along with fascinating dragon boss fight. The mod also features new spells and shouts, unique soundtrack, new NPCs and interactions, and 17 new exciting quests.
Wyrmstooth was pretty popular; however, it was unknowingly removed from Nexus and other media platforms. Though players can still experience the mod, there is no official support from the author and the mod has to be shared between the players in private.
Those who spend lots of time in Skyrim will probably know about this mod. Falskaar can be considered to be the very first extensive quest Skyrim mods with more than 20 hours of gameplay with entirely new area. It took more than 1 year to complete the mod and nowadays, it is one of the biggest and most popular quest Skyrim mods.
Falskaar brings players to the land with the same name, which is occupied by the Nords hundred years ago. The land of Falskaar includes lots of new NPCs with tons of dialogues, voice acted by professionals. It also features many new quests, new loots, two new spells and one new shout, and unique soundtrack.
At the time Falskaar first released, it was an excellent quest Skyrim mods to fill the gap when people had already finished the game’s main questlines. Those who don’t have all of Skyrim’s DLCs can still enjoy the mod without any problem. Overall, Falskaar is an excellent mod to start with after finishing the main stories of Skyrim.
After the beginning of the game, Helgen was completely destroyed by Alduin and literally there was no way to restore it. But with Helgen Reborn, we can finally bring this city back to its former glory.
Helgen Reborn, just as its name mentions, is about restoring the city of Helgen. By progressing through the game’s questlines, players will get to choose how they will rebuild this city: giving it to the Stormcloak, or to the Imperial, or make it an independent city? Each choice will give players different approaches and quests and it will be an interesting experience to see a city comes back to life from rubbles.
Although it only adds about 6 hours of gameplay, Helgen Reborn is an excellent addition to the quest Skyrim mods including tons of new activities, revived community of Helgen, and fascinating stories.
Many people like to make quest Skyrim mods, but so far there is no other officially released mod which is as enormous as Enderal.
To create such an ambitious mod, the development spent 4.5 years and what came out was truly a success. Since it is a mod created by a small development team, there might be several bugs. However, they are trying to address these as soon as possible. Overall, Enderal is a great mod, a great game and it’s best to enjoy it by yourself.
Let’s wait for Tamriel Rebuilt!
So we’ve taken a look at the top 10 best quest Skyrim mods to date and more and more quest mods will surely come up in the future. And of course, among the upcoming quest mods, we have to mention Tamriel Rebuilt which is an ambitious project of bringing all of Tamriel to Skyrim. But until then, stay tune for more news in the future!

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Vandenberg Air Force Base officials met with staff and students from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s PolySat program April 1.
The program makes miniature satellites for research missions that are then launched in excess payload spaces of larger satellites. Cal Poly Aerospace Engineering Professor Jordi Puig-Suari created the program in 1999 and gave a tour to Navy and Air Force officials that visited Cal Poly.
Navy Rear Adm. Brian Brown, deputy commander of the Joint Functional Component Command for Space based at Vandenberg, toured a lab and clean room where satellites are tracked and built. During the tour, Brown said he was in amazed by what students did in the facility.
Cal Poly launched its eighth CubeSat satellite on Jan 31, 2015 and another is expected to launch atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket later this year.
During a news conference after the tour, Brown said it’s important to have partnerships with the public because space influences every part of life because of communications, weather and mapping satellites. CubeSats offer the potential to be cheap redundant backups to larger communications satellites, he said.
An informal relationship between Vandenberg officials including Brown and the program already exists, but he hopes to expand a formal partnership between the base and the PolySat program.
This story originally said Cal Poly launched its last CubeSat satellite on Dec. 6, 2013. Its last CubeSat satellite launched Jan. 31, 2015.

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The Norwegian Seafood Council along with the World Sushi Skills Institute is thrilled to present the winners of the Global Sushi Challenge US preliminary. Takatoshi Toshi, chef of Sushi Ran in Sausalito, CA, took home first place and the title of US Country Challenger. In addition to a $1000 cash prize and a state of art sushi knife from Korin, Chef Toshi also won a trip to Tokyo where he will compete at the Grand Final on Wednesday, November 25th.
The US preliminary competition was held on May 17th from 12-4 PM at Kendall College in Chicago, IL. Among the eight contestants, Brent Koshu, chef of Sushi Koshu in Diamond Bar, CA, was awarded second place and Jorge Dionicio, chef of O Ya Restaurant in New York City was awarded third place. The chefs competed in both an Edomae competition and original sushi competition, which were judged by the World Sushi Skills Institute and three local judges. Not only did this one-of-a-kind contest allow North American sushi chefs to showcase their talent, but it also provided a forum for them to network, exchange ideas and expand their knowledge of safe, high-quality sushi.
Today, sushi is one of the most popular Japanese foods in the world and has successfully integrated into many global food cultures. Norwegian Salmon plays a key role in expanding the popularity of sushi because of its global recognition and wide availability. Long considered the original salmon sushi, Norwegian Salmon is recognized as the preferred salmon for raw consumption because of the safety measures in place.
The country preliminaries will continue through October to determine who will earn the title of country challenger and have the opportunity to represent his country in the Grand Final. For more information on the Global Sushi Challenge, visit sushichallenge.global. For more information on Norwegian Salmon, visit salmonfromnorway.com.
Founded in 1991 by the Ministry of Fisheries, the Norwegian Seafood Council (NSC) builds awareness of and educates the public on seafood from Norway. Headquartered in Tromsø, Norway with a U.S. branch in Boston, Mass., the NSC carries out Norwegian Seafood promotional, media, marketing and public relations campaigns and is a resource for market information in more than 20 different markets. Its efforts are financed by the Norwegian seafood industry itself. As the world’s second- largest exporter of seafood, Norway provides quality, nutrient-rich seafood to over 150 different countries and is the world’s largest joint marketer of seafood.
The World Sushi Skills Institute (WSSI) is part of All Japan Sushi Association endorsed by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) in Japan. WSSI conduct sushi skills seminars and workshops around the world, promoting hygiene, art of sushi and aiming to increase the knowledge about sushi and “train the trainers” who can demonstrate correct skills and raise the quality of sushi chefs abroad with special focus on hygienic and safe handling of seafood for raw consumption.

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A real advocate for no-tilling, the Colfax, Wash., grower no-tills 4,000 acres in the Palouse area with son Cory and one hired hand. He started no-tilling in the mid-1970s and has been 100% no-till on all his ground for the past 40 years.
Due to limited moisture that varies sharply with the area’s elevation, the Aeschlimans farm in three distinct moisture areas. These include areas that receive 12 to 14 inches of moisture, 15 to 18 inches of moisture and the home area that receives 18 to 20 inches of moisture each year. In the 18- to 20-inch area, he’s also seen years when annual moisture ranged from 9 to 22 inches.
“With the steep slopes here in the Palouse, the yearly moisture changes almost mile by mile and at times we get as much as 24 inches of moisture in the northeasstern part of our county,” he says.
Aeschliman follows a variety of rotations. A typical rotation is winter wheat, spring barley and spring wheat seeded in 7 ½-inch paired rows. The father/son team also no-tills corn, barley, peas, sunflowers and garbanzo beans. They are also experimenting with several cover crops, including radishes.


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Jessa Duggar and her husband, Ben Seewald, live just steps away from a deadly highway, and fans are concerned for their sons’ safety. The Counting On stars are located in the suburbs of Arkansas, but their .46 acre lot is right next to Interstate 49 — a road known for its deadly car crashes.
On Feb. 10, the Washington County Sheriff’s Office reported a fatal multi-car crash in the Fayetteville area, where the couple resides. “If you know someone driving NB on I-49 who may be headed toward this area (S of WF exit), please call them and warn them,” they tweeted at the time. ” This is a serious, multi-vehicle accident. SLOW DOWN – DRIVE SAFELY!” Despite the deadly highway being so close to where the Seewalds live, Jessa often posts photos of her children — Spurgeon, 2, and Henry, 1 — playing outside with only trees separating their $200,000 home from the road.
We had a fun time celebrating Spurgeon's birthday yesterday! 👦🏻 We're so grateful to God for this sweet little boy. It has been such a joy to watch him grow and learn this past year. Can't believe he's already 2 years old!
Unfortunately, this isn’t the first time the reality star parents have received backlash for their parenting practices. Just last week, Jessa shared a seemingly innocent video on Instagram of Spurgeon reading, but fans were distracted by Henry playing with the fireplace in the background. “Am I the only one who noticed the baby playing in the fireplace?!” one person wrote. Another added, “So cute. But the baby at the fireplace.” A third chimed in, “Meanwhile, the baby is playing with the fireplace!!” Sigh. Everyone’s a critic!
Soon we’ll be seeing more of this family — and Jessa’s other siblings — when the highly-anticipated new season of Counting On returns to TLC on Monday, Feb. 26. Just don’t expect to see her sister Jill Duggar and husband Derick Dillard! The reality TV exile was fired for making anti-trans comments about Jazz Jennings.
The Duggars wish you a Happy Valentine’s Day — watch the video below for more!

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United Airlines Flight UA6238 connects Charlotte, United States to Washington, United States, taking off from Charlotte Douglas International Airport CLT and landing at Washington Dulles International Airport IAD.
The flight distance is 517 km / 321 miles and the average flight speed is 397 km/h / 247 mph. In the last 30 days, the average delay of the flight was 15 minutes and the flight was on-time 80% of the times. The average flight time is 1 hour and 18 minutes.
This United Airlines flight can also be referenced as UAL6238, UA 6238, UAL 6238.


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TENAFLY, N.J. — Cafe Angelique Owner Isaac Benavraham always thought Tenafly's train station would make a good coffee shop.
The train station at the center of town hasn't operated since the 1960s. Before it was a cafe the location was used as a hair salon.
Benavraham had bigger ambitions for the unused station.
Before owning Cafe Angelique, he worked at high-end clothing boutique Scoop in New York City. His work was successful but he kept thinking about the potential coffee shop.
"I was at a Friday night dinner with friends in Tenafly and they told me that this place is for rent. I couldn’t sleep the whole weekend," Benavraham recalled.
The train station location may be a fitting metaphor for Cafe Angelique, which does its best to transport a European Atmosphere and Manhattan-quality goods to Tenafly.
Benavraham was inspired by coffee shops in Vienna and Paris for the look of his cafe.
Most of the pastries and bread comes fresh from Manhattan bakeries every morning.
Benavraham said training his staff so they provide high-quality satisfaction is an important point for the cafe.
Cafe Angelique is located at 1 Piermont Rd in Tenafly.


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Artists and art lovers come together to create a lively arts community on College Hill.
Sixteen students have received creativity grants from the Steven Daniel Smallen Memorial Fund.
Two of the College’s eight educational goals focus on the arts.
Artwork on display in the Kennedy Center A classroom in the Kennedy Center for Theatre and the Studio Arts Students displaying their artwork Reflections in the windows of the Kennedy Center Students engage in acting exercises in the Barrett Lab Video class with Ella Gant Technical staff are silhouetted against a shear curtain in front of the stage before the dress rehearsal of Hedda Gabler. Kennedy Center work space A breezeway and glass walkway connect the two sections of the building. In the distance is the Molly Root House, home of the Art History Department.
As part of her project, “Performing Awareness,” Paula Ortiz ’18 will travel to four countries.
Hamilton’s arts programs are not just for artists; they’re inclusive, and that makes them distinctive.
The purpose of the arts is not merely to develop the talents of students who major in and plan careers in these fields; it is also to integrate creative work and performance into learning and life on College Hill. After all, students should have meaningful exposure to the arts if they are to be educated fully.
Includes work by seven contemporary artists who have utilized a variety of means and mediums to explore themes of illusion, escapism, and artificiality through the physical space of the theater and its accoutrements.
The Fillius Jazz Archive features more than 300 interviews with jazz greats. Transcripts, audio tracks and videos from the oral history interviews are available online.


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Healthy Smiles screens children in grades 4K, 5K, 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th and 9th in all Spartanburg County schools.
Screenings provided are courtesy of Healthy of Spartanburg, this screening is a non-invasive dental examination (using a tongue depressor when needed and flashlight). This does not take the place of a dental visit. Please call 592-4696 if you have any questions.


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text: John Keasberry graduated in Geology and Geophysics at the University of Leiden. Joined United Nations in Ethiopia in 1975, carrying out geophysical surveys for oil, gas, groundwater and minerals. He moved to Placid Oil in 1979 as seismic interpreter and McKinlay Smith in 1981 as a geoscientist. In 1983 he founded his first consultancy in London carrying out interpretation and evaluation projects in the UK, Netherlands and Norway. In 1985 he joined Nedlloyd Energy as exploration manager, responsible for Nedlloyd's portfolio in the Netherlands, UK, Egypt, Ecuador and Indonesia. When Nedlloyd was sold to DSM in 1992 he became an independent consultant again. From 1997 to 2005 he was employed by Shell's Learning Centre as a Course Director and lecturer. Today his 30 year worldwide experience in a broad field of geoscience aspects is put to use in his consulting partnership with his wife.

industry_corpus2: Power & Energy


text: Angolares are the oldest inhabitants of the island of São Tomé. Control of the island was wrested from them in the late 19th century, and their descendents have been reduced to a small fishing community. This fascinating film explores the tangled history of the Angolares and their beautiful island.


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New series of work from 2014, where Myung Urso explores a working process open to momentary happenings and cultivates objects from the moment creation.
« It is always intriguing to see how my personal imagination and inspiration embody to become an actual object. The working process is more open towards momentary happenings rather than manipulated by preset intention, which brings unexpected value. I rather explore, experience and cultivate the moment.
« It is always intriguing to see how my personal imagination and inspiration embody to become an actual object. The working process is more open towards momentary happenings rather than manipulated by preset intention, which brings unexpected value.
I rather explore, experience and cultivate the moment.
COUP de COEUR : Myung URSO – ELEGANCE ………..
« My imagination transforms itself from memories and personal stories. Painterly surfaces and sculptural forms influence my contemporary jewelry aesthetic.
Assisting my elderly mother with hand sewing and the traditional ways for the preparation of food helped to shape my hand skills. The shaping of rice cake and arranging vegetables for winter storage enhanced my visual aesthetic. My previous work experience as an editor/reporter and art curator has broadened my knowledge and interpretation of contemporary jewelry.
Calligraphy and sewing serve as my fundamental techniques, which I have practiced throughout my lifetime. Calligraphy has always fascinated me in how the brush stroke touches and enlivens the surface of a paper or fabric. Black ink lines and patterns often reveal meaningful symbols, letters or poetic landscapes.
The collaboration between metal and various fiber materials enhance my ability to create.
Materials have their own character and offer many unique shapes, colors, patterns and textures.


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A simple & tasty chicken recipe that's sure to impress. Succulent chicken breasts stuffed with a spinach and cheesy breadcrumb filling and wrapped in crispy Italian cured ham. All served up with a rich & creamy mushroom sauce. Wow!
You don't need to do much to chicken to make it taste amazing. Honey and lemon is a great combination that compliments the meat perfectly and although this dish is simple, it looks and tastes amazing. We also show you something a bit different to do with polenta!
Super easy directions, healthy, and delicious! Try this risotto that is highly nutritious.
In Round 1 of the Food Blogger Challenge, Edward Smith shows us how to cook a delicious pigeon in a fig and madeira sauce. This modern British dish uses sweet butternut squash and dark cavolo nero kale to perfectly complement the rich flavor of the pigeon and the madeira wine jus. Join Loyd Grossman in this Grokker Premium Video as he tries Edward's original dish, in the first round of Grokker's Food Blogger Challenge. Remember to love this video below, if you would like to see Edward in the next round.
With this perfect simple recipe, dry and tasteless turkey is a thing of the past. Cooking without stuffing reduces the cooking time thereby preventing the bird from drying out. Covering with butter, bacon and foil also helps lock in the flavors for a wonderfully rich, moist buttery turkey. It also produces juices that can be used to make a great gravy . The times quoted here are for a 4.5kg turkey. See below for other cooking times.
After over 3 years, it's time to put the train back on the track. Maple Bacon, home made stuffing and a 2 pound boneless turkey breast combine in a flavor explosion that was quite literally "worth the wait". This video features a unique alternate way of making a bacon weave in that there's MORE BACON! Please don't wait 3 years to try this!
A citrus-salt rub the night before results in a succulent turkey; a sprinkle of paprika adds extra flavor and a deep, dark color.
Host Lee Anne Wong and Actor Nathan Phillips make delicious Thanksgiving Stuffing!


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There are an estimated six million women and girls internally displaced in Africa. Many of them experience violence, forced evictions and discrimination, with restricted access to justice.
Three years ago this week, the African Union brought into force a groundbreaking treaty – the Kampala Convention – that obliges African governments to protect the rights of people who are forced to flee their homes by armed conflict, violence, human rights violations and disasters.
Although, 40 of the AU’s 54 member states have signed the convention, its implementation proceeds at a slow pace. Displaced persons across Africa are too often the victims of discrimination and abuse. They are frequently denied the “inherent rights of internally displaced persons (IDPs)” that the convention strives to protect.
For the nearly six million women and girls displaced in Africa, the violations are particularly acute. Many experience discriminatory practices including the eviction of widows, and denial of inheritance and marital property rights. These practices disproportionally affect women and contribute to the cycle of violence continuing long after conflict ends. The economic, social and structural violence women face from their families and communities – the denial of housing, land and property rights – is yet to be fully addressed in practice as a cause of displacement. Neither is it acknowledged as a source of continued destitution upon return.
For many displaced women, the physical, sexual, structural and social violence they experience lasts well beyond the signing of any peace agreements.
A briefing paper published today by NRC: ‘The Kampala Convention: Make it work for women’, aims to improve protection for displaced women and girls. It is based on NRC’s legal assistance (ICLA) programmes in South Sudan, Somalia, the Central African Republic and Côte d’Ivoire; countries with some of the highest levels of internal displacement.
NRC is working to enhance the capacity of the African Union to support the effective implementation of the Kampala Convention. This stems from our broad partnership focusing on responding to the needs of displaced people throughout the Continent, while working to document displacement related issues, and strengthening policy on the rights of the displaced.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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Created in the impressive style of the Hammering collection at Hazorfim, this silver netilat yadayim cup was made to pay tribute to the traditional procedure of handcrafting silver, a skill which demands much time and effort. The pieces in this collection are created by hammering the silver thousands of times, a form of art which has nearly been forgotten. The collection was started by Hazorfim to bring this method back to the creation of silver art, and can only be formed by the most skilled silversmiths who work painstakingly to produce these beautiful pieces exclusively for our valued customers.
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Losi 1/18 Mini Late Model RTR Dirt Racer w/ Battery and 2.4GHz Radio System Read - Please note that the radio transmitter has a broken antenna tube. It has been taped so it stands up and is fully functional. Otherwise the car is in good used condition - may need some minor tweaks but looks to be in great shape.
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The campus members of the Presidential Search Committee wish to respond to any concerns about candor, transparency, and process that may have emerged in the wake of the recent article in The Ithacan and other news sources regarding allegations that were made against President Shirley M. Collado roughly 20 years ago.
Although the details of the presidential search must continue to remain confidential, we want the campus community to know that during the interview process and before any recommendation was made about whom to hire as Ithaca College’s next president, an overview of the circumstances of the allegations and the result of the court case was provided to the full search committee by Shirley Collado herself. We were also aware of the fact that the complete court file was shared with the Board of Trustees, which has ultimate responsibility for the selection of the college’s president. That decision seemed then and seems now to be appropriate to us, as we recognized the importance of balancing transparency with a respect for Shirley’s privacy about this matter.
The information provided to us on the allegations did not alter our assessment of Shirley’s qualifications, nor did it diminish our firm confidence in her ability to be a remarkably effective, deeply humane, and engaged president of Ithaca College. On the contrary, we understood this occurrence to be — as she described it in an interview published by the college on March 1st, 2017 — a “formative” experience in her life, one that contributed to enriching her understanding of and empathy for the struggles of troubled and vulnerable people.
Because we knew that Shirley Collado was carefully vetted by the Board, and because of the thoughtful forthrightness with which she addressed these events when she spoke to us about them, we were convinced that it was appropriate to keep some details of this very painful matter private. We also took into account that these events occurred at a time when President Collado was quite young, quite alone, and utterly lacking in resources or support. Nevertheless, she chose to share some aspects of this part of her life in her March 1 interview, where it remains accessible to the public today. We stand by our decision to handle the matter as we did, and President Collado retains our undiminished and heartfelt confidence and support.


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My family has been hard at work berry picking this week. Just look at these juicy strawberries! We’ll be hulling and washing off these babies and putting them in the freezer to enjoy all year round!
Strawberries are also high in antioxidants, which help reverse cell damage from free radicals.
They are high in potassium, which helps to keep our electrolytes in balance.
Strawberries are also high in fibre, folate, iron, magnesium, copper and vitamins K and B6!
Finally, strawberries are low in calories because of their high water content (they are roughly 90% water), which means you can enjoy their sweet goodness guilt-free!
Do you pick fresh produce this time of year? What is your favorite way to enjoy strawberries?
Strawberries are the most popular berry fruit in the world!


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Today for Makeup Wars we’re sharing our favorite skin savers, products that we reach for when we need to solve a skin issue. I ran into a bit of a problem when writing today’s post. I had too many skin care products to recommend! So while I’ve divided products into the problems they solve, I’ve also decided to split everything into 2 posts. Today, the “high end” products (I don’t really use truly luxury brands, so the highest I get is Kiehl’s and products from Sephora/ULTA). Tomorrow, I’ll repeat this post with my favorite drugstore problems solvers, some of which are near dupes for products on this list!
1. Kiehl’s ‘Midnight Recovery Concentrate’ Elixir: To say that I’m obsessed with the Midnight Recovery Concentrate is probably an understatement. Since my original Midnight Recovery review I’ve declared it one of the best products in my first 5 years of blogging (which was, wow, 2 1/2 years ago already?) and a travel beauty essential product. I won’t get on a plane without it! If my face is feeling at all dry, I just apply a few drops of this product to my skin before bed, and in the morning I’m glowy and dewy again. It’s a miracle!
2. Kiehl’s Ultimate Strength Hand Salve: This hand cream was reviewed on my blog all the way back on February 2, 2007. Which was my first week of blogging. It’s one of my go-to products to save my hands in the middle of winter. Working in a Peds ICU means I wash (or anti-bacterial foam) my hands before and after each patient, and in the winter I do that again pretty much any available moment. Add on lower humidity, heated air, cold air outside… I need a heavy duty hand cream! So, this one lives in the pocket of my white coat. I even featured it in my best winter hand creams post.
3. First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream (my review of Ultra Repair Cream): In the winter I definitely go all out trying to keep my skin hydrated. We keep a tub of this cream right next to our kitchen sink for easy use, and I have a second tub up in the bathroom to use on any trouble dry spots. A few applications of Ultra Repair Cream on any dry areas (usually on my legs) can really keep my eczema flares away.
When my lips get chapped or a bit painful, I pull out these two products. 5. Osmia Organics Honey-Myrrh Lip Repair is a balm that was actually developed to help heal cheilitis, that horrible irritation you get in the corner of your mouth.
6. First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Lip Therapy is more of a liquidy ointment, and I think it is easier to wear under things. So, I use the Ultra Repair Lip Therapy throughout the day, and at night I layer the Osmia Lip Repair over it.
4. Ellen Lange Retexturizing Peel Kit (see my Retexturizing Peel Kit review): This is a great, gentle peel that even my Rosacea sensitive skin can handle. It evens out texture and pigmentation and helps clogged pores.
7. Kiehl’s ‘Rare Earth’ Deep Pore Cleansing Masque: This is my favorite “higher end” mud mask. It does a great job of pulling everything out but it doesn’t feel tight or hurt when it dries. This is another one of my first reviews on 15 Minute Beauty, this one about 2 weeks after I started the blog.
8. Clarisonic Mia2: There are a lot of deep cleansing brushes, and I use a Clarisonic Plus. The Mia2 is the one I most often recommend to buy, it is very sturdy and a bit smaller (and easier for travel) than my plus.
9. Kate Somerville ExfoliKate Intensive Exfoliating Treatment: This green goo takes under a minute in the shower, but leaves your skin smooth and glowy. Check out my ExfoliKate review.
10. Kiehl’s ‘Clearly Corrective’ Dark Spot Solution: I like this stuff so much I actually have an entire Clearly Corrective Review Series. What I like about it is that it doesn’t really lighten/bleach dark spots (which is a problem because you always get a bit of the surrounding area, which turns ultra light and makes the dark spot seem even more obvious). Instead, you can use it all over your face and it helps speed up cell turnover, prevents melanin from going crazy and creating dark spots and has a great side effect of fighting aging.
11. Murad Acne Spot Fast Fix: This spot treatment has Benzoyl Peroxide in a gel delivery, and I swear it gets into my blemishes faster.
12. Tanda Zap Power: This is a slightly smaller (and rechargeable) version of my Tanda Zap, which I really do think helps my blemishes. I’ve been using it since my review, I don’t even know how many times I’ve replaced the battery.
13. Tria Age-Defying Laser: If you read my Age-Defying Laser post you know that I was happy with the results I was getting, with minimal irritation. I had to stop using it due to my pregnancy, but I plan to restart after I deliver this baby girl.
14. First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Instant Oatmeal Mask (my Instant Oatmeal Mask review): This is perfect whether your problem is a sunburn or windburn. And it smells like a cookie.
Stay tuned for a drugstore version of this list tomorrow!
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Next time I ask you a question, I'll make sure I tie you up first so you cant run away!!!!!!!
Dont think Im not serious!!!!
:eek: have you been drinking?????


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We have an issue with users leaving their PCs on over night (or longer) with connections to our enterprise database. Unfortunately, this has become quite the issue lately with us running out of connections to the database during the middle of the day, when in reality, there's 5 or more connections left over from a previous day.
I've attempted at using the arcpy.Disconnectuser function, but it seems to only like the ID, from arcpy.ListUsers.
We really need the disconnect function to be based on date.
I'm probably totally overthinking how to get this to work and have scrapped several attempts so far.
Does anyone have a python script that disconnects users based on the ConnectionTime that is generated from arcpy.ListUsers?
Here is a script that I have used with a little bit more flexibility than using the 'All' keyword.
Why don't you just run a scheduled task at night that disconnects all users?
Thanks! I knew I was overthinking this whole situation. The best part was that the ArcGIS Server services reconnected by themselves, which was my initial fear with using "ALL" when this started.
# Set the admin connection -> this user needs to have privilegs to disconnect users.
# Get a list of connected users.
print "Machine name is on exception list.\n"
print "User's name is on exception list.\n"
That is exactly what I was trying to do.
Oddly, my original code looked eerily similar, barring the "arcpy.time.EsriTimeDelta," which is what was giving me the hardest time.


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The first of our Hobby Search 20th Anniversary Project is "Spot the Difference".
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We will be giving away the following points to the lucky 222 participants that had the correct answer!
But all other participants are guaranteed to receive 20 points as participation prize, so let's give it a try!
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Crossfire's polarized safety glasses prevent glare by filtering out the sun's reflected rays, which reflect off of surfaces such as sand, water, and snow. The result is enhanced vision in harsh environments.
The Crossfire ES5 series offers one of the few polarized reader safety glasses on the market, available in magnification levels ranging from 1.25 to 2.5 diopters.

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Tiger lilies in my landscape that will be replaced with pollinator plants.
Your yard is a habitat. Many insects and animals live there even if you do not notice them. Consider planting more native plants for pollinators. Fall is a great time to evaluate your landscape and plan for next year. Take time to walk through your yard and evaluate each plant. For some of us that will take a while. While you are looking, ask yourself these questions. Is the plant healthy? Has it out grown its location? Do I have to use pesticides to keep it healthy and disease free? Is it a good pollinator plant? Is it invasive? Is it a water hog? Do I even like this plant? Where did that come from?
This spring, summer and fall I have asked myself these same questions as I walk through my landscape. I had a shrub that had a lot of winter damage. I removed it and was amazed at how it opened up the yard. It was in a prime, full sun location. In another part of the yard I have tiger lilies. Their pollen stains my clothes and I avoid them when they are blooming. These two areas will be planted with native perennials and other plants beneficial to our pollinators. I am still working on my list, but common milkweed and Culver’s root have already been planted. I know I need more early spring and early August blooming plants. It is important for pollinators to have plants blooming April through October. I am excited at the opportunity to plan these new garden areas and it will help me survive another cold Nebraska winter.
Common milkweed planted where I took out shrub that had severe winter injury.


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01/15/2013 Council adopted item, subject to reconsideration, pursuant to Council Rule 51.
01/09/2013 City Clerk scheduled item for Council on January 15, 2013 .
01/09/2013 Rules, Elections, and Intergovernmental Relations Committee waived consideration of item .
01/08/2013 Motion referred to Rules, Elections, and Intergovernmental Relations Committee.


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At WPS Handrails, we’re committed to protecting and respecting your privacy.
Any questions regarding this Policy and our privacy practices should be sent by writing to WPS International, West Gate, Walsall, WS9 8DJ.
At WPS Handrails, we specialise in stainless steel balustrades, handrails and stainless steel handrail tube and components. WPS Handrails is trading division of WPSi Group Ltd (no. 01257803). The registered address is Blackthorn House, St Pauls Square, Birmingham, B3 1RL.
We obtain information about you when you use our website, for example, when you place an order through our website or contact us with an enquiry: either by Phone, Email or use of our 3D Configurator.
The personal information we collect might include your name, address, email address, IP address, and information regarding what pages are accessed and when. If you place an order online or over the phone with us, your card information is not held by us, it is collected by our third party payment processors, who specialise in the secure online capture and processing of credit/debit card transactions, as explained below.
Send you communications which you have requested, in relation to any enquiries you have submitted; either over the phone, by email or through our 3D Configurator.
Third Party Service Providers working on our behalf: We may pass your information to our external subcontractors and other associated organisations for the purposes of completing tasks and providing services to you on our behalf (for example for Site Visits or Fittings / Installations). However, when we use external service providers, we disclose only the personal information that is necessary to deliver the service and we have a contract in place that requires them to keep your information secure and not to use it for their own direct marketing purposes. Please be reassured that we will not release your information to third parties beyond the WPSi Group Ltd Network for them to use for their own direct marketing purposes, unless you have requested us to do so, or we are required to do so by law, for example, by a court order or for the purposes of prevention of fraud or other crime.
When you are using our secure online store or order with us by phone, your payment is processed by a third party payment processor, who specialises in the secure online capture and processing of credit/debit card transactions. If you have any questions regarding secure transactions, please contact us.
You have a choice about whether or not you wish to receive information from us. If you do not want to receive communications from us in relation to any enquiries you have made, please contact and inform us.
We will not contact you for marketing purposes by email, phone or text message unless you have given your prior consent. We will not contact you for marketing purposes by post if you have indicated that you do not wish to be contacted. You can change your marketing preferences at any time by contacting us by email: sales@wpshandrails.com.
The accuracy of your information is important to us. If you change email address, or any of the other information we hold is inaccurate or out of date, please email us at: sales@wpshandrails.com, or write to us at: WPS Handrails, Westgate, Aldridge, West Midlands, WS9 8DJ.
You have the right to ask to view, amend or delete any personal data WPSi Group Ltd hold about you, in which case please contact us and we will aim to respond within a reasonable time period.
When you give us personal information, we take steps to ensure that it’s treated securely. Any sensitive payment information (such as credit or debit card details) is encrypted and protected with 256 Bit encryption on SSL. When you are on a secure page, a lock icon will appear on the bottom of web browsers such as Microsoft Internet Explorer.
When someone visits www.wpshandrails.com we use a third party service, Google Analytics, to collect standard internet log information and details of visitor behaviour patterns. We do this to find out things such as the number of visitors to the various parts of the site. This information is only processed in a way which does not identify anyone. We do not make, and do not allow Google to make, any attempt to find out the identities of those visiting our website.


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For a management of a print fleet even more efficient particularly in terms of privacy and security, the user authentication, prior to any action on the multifunction, is an important element to take into account. GESPAGE offers locking functions of the multifunction via an external terminal or an embedded software terminal in the multifunction. Before making a copy, the user will have to authenticate. This allows to allocate a job code to a user or a service for creating analytical and statistical reports.
A hardware terminal is an equipment of Cartadis type which performs functions that are not available natively on the printing or copying point.
Identification card (with or without entry of a PIN code).
Selection or deletion of the documents to print.
Release of the pending prints.
Payment of the documents to print.
Management of different user card technologies (RFID authentication card or Cartadis privative electronic purse card, Izly or Moneo).
Control of access to the copy function.
For printing, the jobs sent by the users will remain on Gespage server until they are released by using one of the above authentication mode. Access control and job management may be managed from a terminal like a cPad. cPad is a touch screen terminal featuring a colour screen which is connected to the multifunction and to the network. It locks the access to the copier. For printing or making copies, users will have to authenticate, either with their network account, with a PIN code or with a badge. Once authenticated, the user will see the list of his pending jobs and select one or several or all of his documents and request for the printing.
Independent from equipment brands, Gespage solution enables a fleet of different MFP and printers to be unified. This harmonization is made possible by using the terminals of Cartadis origin.
eTerminals for MFP Brother / Epson / Konica Minolta / Kyocera / Lexmark / OKI / Ricoh / Sharp / Toshiba / Xerox: eTerminal means « embedded Terminal ». Gespage is porting its knowhow inside the MFP. The console of the MFP is used to display and select the documents to print, enter codes of accounting allocation or display the remaining quota for printing.
cPad: The terminal with a 7 inch touchscreen being connected to most of the MFP on the market. Associated with the RFID card reader Cartadis TCM3, it simplifies the use of the MFP by increasing the productivity.
TCMIRS: The Cartadis TCMIRS magnetic card reader is dedicated to print and copy payments by using the Cartadis magnetic cards. TCMIRS is composed of a TCRS magnetic card reader and a CMI interface. The same Cartadis card enables payment (debit of its value) and authentication at the print server. Cartadis cards already in use are compatible with this reader.
DRC10 or DRC10STD: The DRC10/DRC10STD system is an optional equipment of the Gespage solution, it is connected to the server via a TCP/IP network. It enables user accounts to be both created and reloaded but also contactless cards to be sold. The user authenticates by using his contactless card or by entering a login / password and then inserts coins or banknotes for reloading his account.
TCM3: The TCM3 reader of contactless or proximity cards is compatible with most of the cards on the market in 13.56 Mhz or 125Khz technology. It can be connected to the cPad, the CMI or embedded terminals.
TCM2: The TCM2 reader of contactless or proximity cards is compatible with most of the cards on the market in 13.56 Mhz or 125Khz technology. It can be connected to the CMI or embedded terminals.
TCMAG2-USB: The TCMAG2-USB is a reader of ISO magnetic cards It can be connected to the cPad and the CMI.


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Check out our new look site with hundreds of great new products!
Our sturdy and (slightly) sentimental key chains offer the perfect practical appreciation gift for your teacher or childminder. The perfect unisex gift for your teachers.


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State Bank of India (SBI) Hosamane Extension branch IFSC Code is SBIN0040923. Branch code is the last six characters of the IFSC Code - 040923. Bank branch's details are listed below.
State Bank of India - Hosamane Extension is located at Karnataka state, Shimoga district, Shimoga city and the bank branch's address is [Maruthi Krupa Jail Road Hosamane Extension Shimoga 577201]. Contact phone number / numbers - 221551.
The IFSC Code is SBIN0040923. Branch code is the last six characters of the IFSC Code - 040923. Individual bank branch's details are listed above.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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The learning objectives of the outdoor and adventure activities include recognising the importance of team work, working individually and co-operatively in small groups, being aware of the strengths and weaknesses of others, contributing to group/team discussions and activities and adhering to the rules of safety. These objectives are met through simple challenges, co-operative activities and simple orienteering activities.
Outdoor and Adventure is a teacher led session where one card is used for the whole session. The teacher leads the activities, the children do the activities in groups and the parents float between groups giving help and support.


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The long awaited summer is finally here but remember that our pets don’t always cope as well as we do in the heat. Here are some top tips for summer dog and cat care.
Ensure they have access to shade and fresh water.
Do not leave dogs in hot cars and try to avoid long car journeys.
Don’t exercise your pooch in the middle of the day. Try early morning or late evening when the temperatures are lower.
Check the pavement before you take your walk to ensure it’s not too hot.
Remember to always provide plenty of cool fresh water to keep our cats hydrated in the heat.
Think of the type of bowl you are using, try to use bowl that will keep the water cool.
If possible keep cats indoors during the hottest part of the day, to protect them from the sun and heat stroke.
Cats can get sun damaged like us, so it is important to apply some sun block onto pink or light skinned ears and noses to prevent this.
It is a good idea to keep air circulating around the home, but remember cats are nosy and are not immune from falling out of windows. Always have a protective netting over fully opening windows or open them a small amount.
Make sure you give your feline friend regular grooming sessions throughout summer to help remove any excess coat, which will make them feel cooler. This is also a good way of checking for any lumps or bumps that might have appeared.
It is a good idea to provide a cool darkened spot for your cat to hide. This could be a box or bed under a desk or table, to give your cat relief away from the bright sun.
For more advice pop into your local practice and speak to one of our nurses.


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We are so glad for the rain that fell. Apart from getting soaking wet and testing the weather seals on my Nikon and Profoto gear, I loved shooting in the rain and overcast conditions for a change. All of a sudden, the whole world became our studio and no one else wandered outside or into our shot. It was awesome!
I thoroughly enjoyed meeting Tobias and Natalie. They are a fun, full of energy, committed, joyous, lovely couple that I would photograph any day. I thanked them for the immense amount of fun we had while we watched the sunset at the end of the shoot. The feeling was mutual.
I am so looking forward to seeing you guys again. Hopefully soon.
Enjoy this Rainy Stellenbosch Engagement!


text: Our ability to conserve biodiversity and to adapt to climate, environmental and economic change in the Pacific Islands will be greatly dependent on the conservation, restoration and enrichment of biodiversity within traditional multispecies agricultural land use systems. "Agrobiodiversity" is the most well-known, culturally-useful and accessible biodiversity on most islands and constitutes the most important foundation for ecosystem goods and services that support food, health, energy and livelihood security. This rich Pacific agrobiodiversity heritage, including associated ethnobiodiversity is highly threatened and deserves more prominence in mainstream conservation initiatives as a foundation for long-term sustainability. Such action is in line with Aichi Biodiversity Targets 7 and 13 which set goals for sustainable management of agriculture, fisheries and forestry, and the maintenance of genetic diversity as critical for successful biodiversity conservation globally. It is also supported by the findings of the Japan Satoyama-Satoumi Assessment, which stresses the critical importance of biodiversity conservation and ecosystem services provided by traditional agricultural and village landscapes.


text: This course is designed for providers who must maintain state of the art knowledge of the specialty. This conference is being held at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress hotel. This activity provides a maximum of 14 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Fulfills the Part 2 requirement for ABA's Maintenance of Certification in Anesthesiology Program (MOCA®). Please see our website for more information.

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It takes courage and strength to acknowledge the weaker aspects of who we are. Fully supporting the whole of who are, creates balance.
Cover yourself in love, not in shame.

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text: Kidorable has taken the idea of the humble kids umbrella and transformed this umbrella into a year round fashion necessity. Our frog umbrella will keep your little todder happy and dry all day long! Our kid umbrellas are constructed of 100 percent nylon over an aluminum frame and our child-sized for those little hands.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing