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William Hammond 1st Lt. Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Promoted fr. 2nd Lt., July 17, 1862--com. Capt. July 10, 1864-not mus.-wounded at Petersburg, Va., June 17 and July 30, 1864-discharged by special order, November 12, 1864.
John H. Armstrong ….do…. Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Pr. Fr. Sgt. To 2nd Lt., July 10, '64-to 1st Lt., Nov. 30, 1864-mus. Out with Co., July 24, 1865-Vet.
John H. Anderson 2nd Lt. Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Promoted from 1st Sgt., July 17, 1862-killed near Petersburg, Va., July 9, 1864.
William M. Gibson ….do…. Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Pr. To Cor., July 22, 1862-to Sgt., sept. 1, 1863--to 1st Sgt., Dec.1, '64--to 2d Lt., March 14, '65-wd.--prisoner from July 30, to Oct. 10, 1864--mustered out with Co. July 24, 1865--Vet.
Francis W. Holmes 1st. Sgt. Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Promoted from Sergeant, March 14, 1865-mus-tered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
George L. Preston Serg't Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
James S. Moore ....do.... Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Promoted fr. Corporal, Feb. 1, 1865-mustered out with company, July 24, 1865--Vet.
John H. Hunter ….do…. Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Promoted fr. Corporal, March 14, 1865-mustered out with company, July 24, 1865--Vet.
James W. Murdock ….do…. Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Promoted fr. Corporal, June 1, 1865-mustered out with company, July 24, 1865--Vet.
Edward T. Oliver ….do…. Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Mustered out Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
David Strang ….do…. Aug. 14, '62 3 Discharged by General Order, May 30, 1865.
Andrew J. Morrison ....do.... Sept. 13, ‘61 3 Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate, Apr. 8, 1863.
Alexander Boyd Corp.... Aug. 31, '61 3 Promoted to Corporal, Feb. 1, 1865--mustered out with company July 24, 1865--Vet.
Wm. H. Swager ....do.... Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Promoted to Corporal, Feb. 1, 1865--mustered out with company July 24, 1865--Vet.
Thomas M. Neal ....do.... Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Promoted to Corporal, Feb. 1, 1865--mustered out with company July 24, 1865--Vet.
Joseph L. Johnston ....do.... Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Promoted to Corporal, Feb. 1, 1865--mustered out with company July 24, 1865--Vet.
William J. Hoard ....do.... Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Promoted to Corporal, March 1, 1865-mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
Peter Stafford ....do.... Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Promoted to Corporal, June 1, 1865-mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
Joseph Stafford Corp.... Aug. 31, '61 3 Promoted to Corporal, June 1, 1865-mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
Hugh M. Jackson ….do…. Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
A.A. Montgomery ....do.... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out Sept. 16, 1864-expiration of term.
Michael F. Book ....do.... Aug. 31, '61 3 Disch. On Surg. Certificate, Mar. 25, 1865--Vet.
John Love ....do.... Aug. 31, '61 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Mar. 26, '62.
Wm. S. Sample ....do.... Aug. 31, '61 3 Died at Annapolis, Md., Oct. 15, 1861.
Josiah C. Golden ....do.... Aug. 31, '61 3 Lost on Steamer "West Point", Aug. 13, 1862.
Alexander Heasley ....do.... Aug. 31, '61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
John R. Churchfield Muc... Sept. 13, ‘61 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
Samuel Donley ....do.... Aug. 31, ‘61 3 Mustered out Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Armstrong, S.A. Private Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
Allen, James R. .....do..... Mar. 17, '64 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Armstrong, Oliver .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out, Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Arbaugh, Jacob P. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out, Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Anderson, David .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Feb. 13, '63.
Angell, Aaron .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Died at Beaufort, S.C., Dec. 16, 1861.
Armstrong, Thom. N. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Lost on steamer "West Point", Aug. 13, 1862.
Anshutes, Fred'k .....do..... Feb.22, '65 1 Deserted June 16, 1865.
Andras, Charles .....do..... Mar. 13, '65 1 Substitute--deserted June 22, 1865.
Barkhouse, Benj. .....do..... Jan. 11, '65 1 Drafted-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Byers, James P. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out, Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Burnes, Robert .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out, Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Buchanan, James .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out, Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Bailey, William .....do..... Mar. 8, '64 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Mar. 25, '65.
Black, James W. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Killed at Petersburg, Va., July 30, 1864--Vet.
Buckalew, Thomp. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Deserted March 1, 1865--Vet.
Clark, William F. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
Crill, Samuel P. .....do..... Feb. 22, '64 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Coulter, William .....do..... Jan. 30, '65 1 Substitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Correl, William .....do..... Mar. 10, '65 1 Substitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Clark, Wm. A. Sr. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out, Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Clark, Wm. A. Jr. .....do..... Feb. 22, '64 3 Killed at Spottsylvania C.H., Va., May 12, '64.
Coyle, Manasah B. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Died June 8, of wds. Rec. at Cold Harbor, Va., June 2, '64--bu. In Nat. Cemetery, Arlington.
Creighton, Joseph D. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Killed at Weldon R.R., Va., Aug. 19, '64--Vet.
Coles, Joseph .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Dec. 17, '62.
Cunningham, Peter .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Transferred to company G, Sept. 1, 1861.
Clark, John F. .....do..... Jan. 6, '62 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Sept. 1, '63.
Donaldson, Alex .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Absent, sick, at muster out-Vet.
Dunlap, Bigler .....do..... Jan. 11, '65 1 Drafted--absent, sick, at muster out.
Dumont, Peter .....do..... Jan. 11, '65 1 Drafted--ab., on detached service, at mus. out.
Davis, Joseph .....do..... Dec. 31, '63 3 Absent, sick, at muster out.
Donley, James .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Detwiler, Christian .....do..... Feb. 16, '64 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Jan. 13, '65.
Davidson, James .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Died at Beaufort, S.C., Feb. 12, 1862.
Davis, Lemuel .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Not on muster-out roll.
Espy, William, N. Private Mar. 17, '64 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Forsythe, George B. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865--Vet.
Forsythe, Calvin B. .....do..... Feb. 25, '64 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Freet, John .....do..... Mar. 14, '65 1 Substitute--deserted June 12, 1865.
Gibson, William W. .....do..... April 1, '65 1 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Glenn, James A. .....do..... Feb. 27, '64 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Gibson, Andrew W. .....do..... Mar. 1, '65 1 Discharged by General Order, June 27, 1865.
Graff, John .....do..... Mar. 7, '65 1 Substitute--deserted July 10, 1865.
Gailey, David .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Burial record, David Greety, died Aug. 28, 1863, at Cairo or Mound Ciy, Ill.
Gossaline, E.W. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Not on muster out roll.
Grundy, Calvin .....do..... Feb. 26, '64 3 Not on muster out roll.
Guist, James H. .....do..... Feb. 26, '64 3 Not on muster out roll.
Hunter, James .....do..... Feb. 9, '64 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Hollsbaugh, Jno. R. .....do..... Mar. 9, '64 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Henry, Stephen .....do..... Nov. 25, '64 1 Drafted-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Hand, Henry .....do..... Mar. 4, '65 1 Substitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Houston, Camilus .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Hope, John C. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Hall, John .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Prisoner from June 16, 1864, to April 9, '65--dis-charged June 22, 1865, to date May 17, 1865.
Harris, Samuel F. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Hutton, Samuel .....do..... Mar. 3, '65 1 Discharged by General Order, June 15, 1865.
Heasley, Emanuel .....do..... Feb. 26, '64 3 Died July 28, 1864.
Hutchison, David B. .....do..... Feb. 26, '64 3 Captured--died November 21, 1864.
Hayes, David .....do..... Nov. 6, '62 3 Killed near Petersburg, Va., Feb. 5, 1865.
Harper, William H. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Nov. 30,'62.
Henry, James A. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 1 Died at Hilton Head, S.C., July 9, '62.
Hutchison, Cyrus .....do..... Feb. 28, '65 3 Substitute-deserted July 12, 1865.
Harris, James .....do..... Feb. 29, '64 3 Not on muster out roll.
Johnston, Sylvester .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out with company July 24, 1865--Vet.
Jury, John F. .....do..... Jan. 11, '65 1 Drafted-discharged by G.O., June 24, 1865.
Jones, David .....do..... Jan. 11, '65 1 Drafted-killed at Petersburg, Va.,Mar. 25, '65-buried in Poplar Grove National Cemetery, division A, section C, grave, 251.
Joseph, John .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Sept. 2,'61.
Joseph, Caleb .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Discharged Sept. 10, 1862, for wds. rec. in action.
Jackson, Hugh .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Died at Newport News, Va., July 25, 1862.
Kauffman, Jonas .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Killed at Cold Harbor, Va., June 2, 1864.
Kirk, Joseph .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Nov. 14, '62.
Keith, Daniel .....do..... Jan. 19, '65 1 Substitute-deserted April 2, 1865.
Love, Hugh C. .....do..... Feb. 27, '64 3 Mustered out with company July 14, 1865.
Lindsey, John …..do…. Mar. 5, '65 1 Subsitute-absent, sick at muster-out.
Lloyd, John …..do…. Mar. 6, '65 1 Substitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Lostetler, James A. …..do…. Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out, Aug. 31, 1865--expiration of term.
Lee, Thomas …..do…. Aug. 31, '61 3 Transferred to Company I, Sept. 1, 1861.
Love, Robert …..do…. Aug. 31, '61 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Feb. 27, '63.
Minich, William W. Private Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
Murdock, Jerome V. .....do..... Feb, 23, '64 3 Wounded at Cold Harbor, Va., June 2, 1864-ab-sent at muster-out.
Martin, William C. .....do..... Mar. 8, '64 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Mignott, John B. .....do..... Jan. 11, '65 1 Drafted-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Mooney, Lackey .....do..... Mar. 7, '65 1 Substitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Marquis, James .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Means, Hugh H. .....do..... Dec. 21, '63 3 Discharged on Surgeon's cert., Mar. 23, '65-Vet.
Martin, John .....do..... Mar. 3, '65 1 Subsitute-discharged by G.O., May 29, 1865.
Mars, James A. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Deserted March 14, 1862-returned Feb 22, '65-deserted again, June 12, 1865.
Moore, Samuel F. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Discharged on Surgeon's cert., Nov. 20, '62.
Munnell, Wm. A. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Not on muster out roll.
M'Birney, Joseph .....do..... Dec. 26, '63 3 Captured at Cold Harbor, Va., June 2, 1864.
M'Laughlin, Daniel .....do..... Mar. 14, '65 1 Subsitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, '65.
M'Call, Charles .....do..... Mar. 7, '65 1 Sub.-captured-mus. Out with Co., July 24, '65.
M'Rea, Reuben .....do..... Feb. 21, '65 1 Subsitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, '65.
M'Knabb, Robert L. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Nov. 29, '62.
M'Clain, Robert B. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Promoted to Q.M. Sgt., Mar. 14, 1865-Vet.
M'Conkey, Joseph .....do..... Feb. 18, '64 3 Died May 14, of wds. Received at Spottsylvania C.H., Va., May 12, 1864.
M'Connell, John H. .....do..... Feb. 29, '64 3 Died at Beverly, N.J., Aug. 26, of wds. Rec. at Petersburg, Va., July 30, 1864.
M'Comb, Andrew .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Died at Beaufort, S.C.--date unknown.
M'Caslin George B. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Died at Lexington, Ky., April 11, 1863-buried in National Cemetery, circle 8, grave, 354.
Nelson, Wm. H. .....do..... Jan. 30, '65 1 Substitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Newberry, George .....do..... Feb. 29, '64 3 Died May 31, of wounds received at North Anna River, Va., May 27, 1864.
O'Neil, Daniel .....do..... Mar. 4, '65 1 Substitute-deserted June 8, 1865.
Palmer, Eugene .....do..... Mar. 1, '65 1 Substitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Palmer, James .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
Proctor, Richard C. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
Pufenberger, Jas. .....do..... Feb. 22, '64 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
Phillips, Alex. M. .....do..... Feb. 3, '64 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Pomeroy, James .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
Pedicord, John .....do..... Jan. 2, '65 1 Drafted-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Parker, John, .....do..... Jan. 31, '65 1 Substitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Porter, Richard H. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Petezick, Henry .....do..... Jan. 16, '65 1 Died April 8, of wounds received at Petersburg, Va., March 25, 1865.
Pinkerton, E.F.S. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Lost on Steamer "West Point", Aug. 13, 1862.
Queenan, John Private Mar. 7, '65 3 Substitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Rodgers, Andrew .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
Rowles, Joseph .....do..... Jan. 11, '65 1 Drafted-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Redman, William .....do..... Feb. 22, '64 3 Des.-ret.-paroled pris.-absent at mus. Out.
Root, Andrew K. .....do..... Feb. 21, '65 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Rice, Reuben .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Riblet, William W. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Reed, Myers .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Transferred to Vet. Res. Corps, Apr. 1, '65.-Vet.
Rowles, Andrew .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Drafted-died April 6, of wounds received at Petersburg, Va.,March 9, 1865-buried at Na-tional Cemetery, Arlington.
Richie, Christ'r C. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Discharged on Surgeon's certificate, Apr. 3, '62.
Ream, John .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Disch. Feb. 22, 1863, for wounds rec. in action.
Ramsey, Wm. M. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Died at Hilton Head, S.C., Nov. 30, 1861.
Reed, Robert E. . Aug. 31, '61 3 Disch. Mar. 18, 1863, for wounds rec. in action.
Robison, John H. .....do..... Jan. 6, '62 3 Not on muster out roll.
Stafford, Reuben .....do..... Feb.29, '64 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Smith, Henry C. .....do..... Jan. 3, '64 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
Smith, Wesley, H. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
Smith, Henry D. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865-Vet.
Steward, Henry .....do..... Feb. 29, '64 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Simpson, Joseph N. .....do..... Feb. 25, '64 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Sowash, Frank A. .....do..... Feb. 8, '64 3 Prisoner from June 2, 1864 to Feb. 27, 1865-mustered out with company July 24, 1865-Vet.
Smetsler, William .....do..... Mar. 4, '65 1 Substitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Sponsler, William .....do..... Mar. 4, '65 1 Substitute-wounded, with loss of leg-mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Shick, Charles .....do..... Mar. 3, '65 1 Substitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Stafford, Theodore .....do..... Mar. 4, '65 1 Substitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Sewall, Noah A. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out Aug. 31, 1864-expiration of term.
Stafford, John .....do..... Aug. 16, '64. 3 Discharged by General Order, June 7, 1865.
Samm, Frank .....do..... Feb. 28, '65 1 Substitute-deserted June 22, 1865.
Satterfield, James …..do…. Feb. 29, '64 3 Not on muster out roll.
Titzler, Calvin W. Private Mar. 3, '65 3 Substitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Vanorsdel, Wm. E. .....do..... Mar. 6, '65 3 Substitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Vanhorn, William .....do..... Mar. 6, '65 3 Substitute-mustered out with Co., July 24, 1865.
Vanhorn, John .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Mustered out, Aug. 30, 1864-expiration of term.
Wingard, John M. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Not on muster out roll.
Womer, Jacob D. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Killed at Spottsylvania C.H., Virginia, May 12, 1864-Vet.
Wilson, James .....do..... Feb. 27, '64 1 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Willets, Joseph .....do..... Feb. 29, '64 3 Mustered out with company, July 24, 1865.
Womer Enoch .....do..... Feb. 6, '65 3 Substitute-discharged by G.O., July 27, 1865.
Womer, Isaac .....do..... Feb. 19, '64 3 Deserted April 22, 1864.
White, James .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Not on muster out roll.
Wilson, Samuel B. .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Not on muster out roll.
Worthy, William .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Not on muster out roll.
Ward, Daniel .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Not on muster out roll.
Young, James .....do..... Aug. 31, '61 3 Not on muster out roll.

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I have only two sweet days remaining in my maternity leave. My heart is so heavy as I think about returning to work and leaving my sweet girl. In the last week, there have been extra cuddles, lots of napping in my arms instead of the crib, and just taking extra time to take in that sweet newborn baby smell.
Since Madeline came early, I'm having to go back a little earlier than planned. I extended my leave to the very last day my contract allowed and the grandmothers are taking turns providing daycare. Luckily, there will only be a few short weeks left in the school year when I return and I will be home again with my girl. But, she'll be almost four months old and more interactive and mobile by then. Things will be different, which is both exciting because hopefully we'll have more of a routine down but also so sad because she won't be a newborn ever again. Part of me has been wishing this newborn stage away because we are so exhausted. Yet, part of me wants to savor the sweet baby smell and snuggles and a time when only I can comfort her when she is upset.
Right now, no two days really look the same. Some moments that frustrates me to no end. Being a teacher, I am so accustomed to my day being scheduled to the minute and being held accountable for following that schedule. Now, I have a sweet baby girl whose heart's desire dictates my every move. For example, she cares not that we are in the middle of Target or that she only nursed 45 minutes ago. The baby is hungry so we go out to the car and nurse in the parking lot.
Our schedule is constantly changing but here's a little snippet of what it's looked like most recently. The pictures aren't perfect because it's easy to capture the moments on my phone instead of missing them to set up the big camera.
6:30 - 7 Madeline wakes up. She sleeps in her own room in her crib so I go in and change her diaper, dress her, and nurse her. Then we head downstairs and she does tummy time and we play on her playmat while I have my coffee and Shakeology. Then, she either relaxes in her swing or cuddles with me on the couch for about ten minutes before we go back upstairs for a nap.
8:00 Madeline naps for about 45 minutes. She still has to be swaddled or her naps look like this.
I do a number of different things during this nap. Sometimes I work out. Sometimes I shower. Sometimes I straighten up or clean something. I always get me dressed, usually in yoga pants unless we have somewhere to go with friends and make the bed.
8:45 She is awake! That was fast. We are hoping naps start to become longer soon but right now she is a solid 45 minute to 1 hour napper.
We do tummy time on the changing table for a minute or two and then change her diaper. Madeline HATES tummy time so we try to get it in one or two minutes at a time all day long. Then, we usually head out for a stroller walk with some friends or just Riley.
Disclaimer: I snapped this in my kitchen for my mom because she bought her that outfit. I always buckle her in before we head anywhere!
9:45 Time to eat. I nurse her and then we head upstairs to look at a book and get ready to nap again.
11:00ish Madeline will wake up. While she was napping, I probably cleaned the kitchen, pumped, and took a shower if I didn't already. Since our house is on the market I do lots of cleaning and straightening whenever I have a minute. And laundry. Laundry is endless and I really try not to let I pile up as I did before we listed our house.
While she is awake, we usually play with some sensory toys or sit in the Boopy and make faces at each other or relax in the swing for a little bit.
12:30 Usually my girl is ready to eat by now and I feed her with a bottle. She had her first bottle in a Comotomo when she was 4 or 5 days old so she has no problem taking one. I'm still trying to make sure she takes a couple every day so she is used to it when I return to work.
After she eats, we run an errand if I have any to do or head to Target just for the hell of it or to watch my checking account deteriorate. She will nap in her car seat. If we don't have anything to do its back up to the crib. This nap is usually about an hour and a half long.
3:00 Madeline is awake, if not a little before now, and it is time to eat again. Afterwards, we either play or take another short walk if it isn't too hot.
4:30 Time for our last nap. She is usually pretty fussy around this naptime so it can be really tough to get her down. But necessary.
5:15-5:30 Madeline is awake and ready to eat again. Around 6:00, Corey will come home from client meetings or emerge from his office if he is in town so he can spend time with her and this gives me a break for a few minutes. I'm not even going to pretend I use it to cook. We've eaten a grilled meat and roasted veggie, coldcut sandwhich, or Thai or tacos takeout every night since she was born. Just telling it like it is.
6:30 Bath time! This is her favorite time of day! So fun! Corey usually runs bath time and I get some house work done, wash bottles, or take a few minutes to put on my pajamas (Yes, at 6:30) and take off my makeup.
6:45 Bottle and snuggles in the nursery before bed. We do a formula bottle at night. My pediatrician recommended it and it did get our girl up from sleeping just two hours at a time to six.
Corey deals with dinner while I put Madeline to bed. If he is traveling, I eat a peanut butter and jelly sandwhich and an apple because I am too exhausted to cook. Experienced mamas, tell me that gets better?!
Then I try to relax for a little bit and am always teeth brushed and in bed by 9:00 because come 1:30 (and 3:15 and 5:30 and 7:00), our girl will be up to eat.
The days are long but the weeks are short. How have 13 of them already passed and it is time for me to go back to work?!
So this happened this week. We have already had a number of showings, one of which was last night. Corey was out of town so I took Riley and Madeline for a walk, AFTER checking the weather. iPhone weather said there would not be any rain until much later in the evening but apparently it was misinformed because I got caught in a downpour with a newborn and a very furry dog. Big thanks to my neighbor for letting us hide out in her garage until after the showing was over. Now someone please buy my house.
Today I am off to my school to visit my class. We are having our multiplication ice cream celebration and I need to talk to my sub and team and get my thoughts together for what I am going to be teaching next week when my maternity leave is over. I am super anxious about leaving Madeline and heading back to work but am excited to end the school year with my kids. They have been practicing a play for me to see today. Super cuteness, I am sure.
I have been spending way too money on cute clothes for Madeline. I refuse to buy anything for myself until I shed the last few pounds of baby weight and do lots of toning and tightening. I have been purchasing a lot of her clothes on a local resale page on Facebook as well as a smocked resale page. Super cute clothes that don't break the bank. Win-win. This week I purchased her a blue smocked top and bloomer set, shrimp and grits bubble, and a couple cute casual everyday cotton rompers.
My first Mother's Day was so special. Corey treated me to some pampering last Friday so I had my first post-baby haircut, mani and pedi and then came home to flowers being delivered. We had showings all day Saturday so we headed out with friends and then went to brunch at Cafe Monte on Sunday.
I enjoyed this eggs benedict on a croissant, a cappuccino, and a macaron for dessert. Then, later in the evening we grilled out and enjoyed some crisp white wine on the patio.
I have to brag on my child, now. I don't want to say she has been a terrible sleeper.....but it certainly hasn't been easy! Then, this morning I laid her down in her crib at nap time and went to dry my hair and by the time I came back she had put herself to sleep for the very first time. No rocking, walking, nursing, shushing, patting required. And no crying. If you don't have children you don't understand what an amazingly big deal this is but if you do, I'm sure you totally understand my excitement.


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In 2006, I quit my job and sold my belongings with the intention of moving to Boston with my then boyfriend. However, after going to Boston for an interview, I realized I wasn’t going to be happy there. So I came back to Denver and frantically started looking for an apartment and job. Ahhh, youth. My then boyfriend and I were sleeping on the floor of a friend’s basement, but found a Craigslist ad for an apartment that I really wanted to pursue. Queue Franco Santini, a contractor, my new landlord, and future husband to be. Now, it might sound a little pervy or creepy, but it wasn’t like that at ALL for the 3 years I lived in his property. In fact, I was generally annoyed by him as he never really seemed to be very organized. Case in point: it was agreed we were to move in on a Sunday in December. We arrived that morning and walked in to find a woman sleeping on the floor (his then girlfriend), a cat running rampant, and Franco with a paintbrush in his hand, still doing “touch ups”. I think my first impression colored my opinion of his landlord skills.
After 3 years of giving him my money, I decided to buy a house in the same neighborhood. I left him a note that his rent was too cheap (he never raised the rent in 3 years of me living there!) and that I would really miss the place, because that was true. It was a great apartment.
Soon after buying my house, I was a single lady again, and for about a year, I was doing home improvements on a 1905 house with little money and even littler skills myself. In the middle of a fireplace renovation, my handyman walked out on the job. In a panicked state, I emailed Franco asking if he knew anyone that could help me and told him my budget. It took him about a week to get back to me because my budget was that laughable. But he stepped up and offered to help me and finished the job.
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Michele and Janka started this competition simply because they walked into a museum and as they were entering, one of them said: “Let’s have a competition - take some photos and then we’ll have our husbands vote on them without knowing which one is whose.” And so we did. Just instead of having our husbands vote, we decided to have our facebook friends vote.
Janka thought it would be fun to have other people join in as well and hadn’t quite told Michele before she announced it to the world. Luckily, Michele was excited about that as well.
Since the beginning, we have DOUBLED in numbers! As of the day of writing this story, we have 4 people on board with their cameras ready to go when they are called upon! And with the pressure of the masses, we thought it wise to start writing up guidelines and rules that are fair and clear to everyone.
1. Entries are for private individuals only, no businesses or companies or professional photographers accepted (amateurs only).
2. If you would like to join the competition you must request membership via facebook messaging, at which time you will be given an email address to be used for photo submissions. In order to take part in any given month, you must request membership before the 5th of that month.
3. Administration reserves the right to refuse photos due to indecent or offensive content.
4. Participants of each competition cannot divulge information or give clues as to who took which photo, which means no selfies/photos of family or friends, etc. - this keeps voting fair.
5. Poor quality photos will not be published.
6. All photos must be your own & original, i.e. you cannot submit somebody else’s photo, you cannot take a photo of somebody else’s photo, picture or painting, etc.
7. All entries are to be submitted via email (provided to participants once they contact us via facebook message).
8. If your entry does not get published it may have gone into SPAM (gmail) or Administration may have deemed the photo poor quality or offensive. Please contact Administration for clarification.
9. Competitions are run monthly, entries are to be current to the month of the competition, i.e. if the competition is for March 2018 the photos must be taken in March 2018.
10. The winner chooses the next month’s theme.
11. New theme to be announced by the 5th of each month. All approved member entries must be submitted by the 15th of each month. Competition will go “live” for voting on the 20th. Voting will stay open for 7 days (until 27th). The winner to submit next month’s theme to Administration by the end of the current month. If the winner has not notified Administration of the new theme by the end of the month, Administration reserves the right to choose the next month’s theme.
12. Administration reserves the right to reject the new theme if it is deemed unacceptable.
13. All winning photos may be used in other publications, i.e. a calendar of 12 winning photos or other keepsakes.
14. At this point there are no prizes, except the self satisfaction and eternal glory of being a winner. However if you have any ideas on prizes that don’t cost anything and can be given to any winner around the world, please, let us know, we are open to suggestions!
15. By submitting photos in any of the competitions you are agreeing to all the above rules & conditions.
If you would like to take part in this competition, come to our Facebook Page and write us a message to let us know you want in on joining our passions!

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


text: Coarse washed sand is the coarsest sand we stock. It is also known as kerb sand or propagating sand. This sand can be mixed through heavy soils to permanently improve the structure and drainage. It can be used under paving and it is used when making concrete kerb. With very free drainage, this sand is also commonly used in propagating mixes and potting mixes.


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LUXOR Pool provides a broad range of pool services in Dallas, Texas and surrounding areas. Our services include Pool Cleaning, Pool Repair and Pool Remodeling Services.
Our Pool Cleaning Services are simply the best available in the industry. We take the health and wellness of your pool seriously. Unlike other Pool Cleaners, we don’t cut corners just to save time and increase our profits. Let us show you what makes us different.
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Nothing is better than doing life together with God on your side and great friends. We love to share the Bridge experience, and we would love to meet you. We have many at the Bridge who previously gave up on church because it felt intimidating or wasn’t real enough but now it’s their home, so give us a shot!
Growing up, sometimes we need to press the “reset” button and restart our faith. Often the bible stories we learned as a child aren’t enough to sustain us. We don’t want to drift, but in life we see things, think things, and don’t understand how it matches up with our view of God.
We can help answer those questions, and we’re not afraid to dig into great conversations.
See where we’ll meet this Sunday.
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While building a workout in Advanced Workout Tracking, you can use text for the Warmup & Cool down sections as necessary.
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Polaris rzr turn signals sm led running lights & turn signal kit (stock# 107-sm) this is a 12 volt led running lights & turn signal kit with surface mount super bright d.o.t. approved led lights (no brackets required).. The polaris rzr 900 xp is a great vehicle from stock, and the turbo kit makes it even more fun! the 150 hp rzr 900 kit setup is designed to get the best performance. high quality parts have been used, like the very efficient mitsubishi turbo.. Silber produces the best turbo kit for the polaris pro ride/rush chassis. period. this kit enters its 4th generation, providing the rider with true pull and go reliability, unprecedented performance and outstanding dollar for dollar value..
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text: DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Primary hyperoxaluria, type 1 (PH1) is a rare, monogenic disorder in which a mutation in the AGXT gene leads to overproduction of oxalate by the liver, resulting in widespread deposition of calcium oxalate in the kidneys and other organs. Unfortunately, PH1 disease progression is not understood. Despite identification of the AGTX mutation, there is little genotype-phenotype correlation in these patients, with kidney stone formation and loss of kidney function proceeding in a seemingly haphazard fashion. Many patients may progress to end- stage kidney disease (ESKD), despite current supportive therapy. An objective diagnostic that accurately detects PH1 and identifies individuals at high risk for rapid progression to ESKD is an unmet clinical need. Clearly, no single molecular marker, or small group of markers, will be able to meet this need. Common proteomic technologies, such as Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA), lack the ability to quantify multiple biomarkers simultaneously. One-at-a-time assessment of each putative biomarker incurs considerable time, cost and sample volume. Newer technologies lack sensitivity, precision and automation. The ability to systematically identify protein profiles, predict risk of clinical events, evaluate therapeutic response, and define underlying mechanisms is thereby limited severely. Rules-Based Medicine (RBM) resolved these limitations by developing bead-based, multiplexed immunoassays for identifying disease-specific Multi-Analyte Profiles (MAPs). Exciting preliminary data indicates that MAP technology is well suited for screening large numbers of markers in parallel to identify protein profiles associated with PH1, and may provide insight into the disease course. During Phase I, RBM, and Children's Memorial Hospital (CMH) propose to utilize this quantitative proteomics approach to compare the protein profiles in urine samples obtained from patients diagnosed with PH1 vs. age- and gender-matched control populations. The level and pattern of expression for 201 proteins will be studied. It is expected that the physiological insight obtained from the proposed study may be used to better define the pathological mechanisms associated with PH1. During Phase II, a prospective validation of the MAP identified for PH1 during Phase I efforts will be performed. The sensitivity, specificity,and positive and negative predictive values for each analyte, as well as, the MAP of biomarkers for predicting progression of the disease to ESKD will be determined. In addition, a proposed physiological range of MAP analytes for children and adolescents will be developed based on age, and gender for both the normal and PH1 populations. Such range values, typically used for diagnosis and intervention, can be used as a reference for future studies and for the development of both a diagnostic test and therapeutic algorithms. The identification of novel biomarker patterns of individuals with PH1, as well as, individuals at high risk for rapid progression to ESKD, will allow for improved management of the condition by objective selection of treatment course or dosage, determining treatment effectiveness, and providing a framework for developing and evaluating new treatments.


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Peabody Park was created from a tract of land located behind the original campus area. Philanthropist George Foster Peabody (1852-1938) gave the College $10,000 in 1901, and President Charles Duncan McIver earmarked half of the funds to develop an educational park. It was named in honor of his relative, George Peabody (1795-1869), who had also been a benefactor of schools in the South.
The original plan for the park, designed by landscape architect Warren H. Manning of Boston, included five miles of graded drives and walkways. It served as a resource for natural science classes, student ceremonies, and dramatic productions, and a place for the students’ mandatory walking period. With the elimination of the mandatory walking period in the 1920s and Park Night in 1935, Peabody Park became neglected. It has gradually been repurposed for dormitories and academic buildings and is now a small wooded area on the northern edge of the campus near the Music Building.


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1. Republic Thunderbolt P-47D-25-RA, flown by Col David Schilling, 62nd FS, 8th AF, Boxted, England, 1944. Camouflage Dark Sea Gray/Dark Green is put on over natural metal (upper surfaces). Red nose band and yellow rudder. Black/White invasion stripes around wings and rear fuselage.
2. Republic Thunderbolt P-47D-30-RA, 512th FS, 406th FG, 9th AF, Belgium, February, 1945. Natural metall overall with red spinner and front fuselage area. Red/yellow/red bands around fuselage and blue/ red/ yellow around fin/rudder. Anti-dazzle panel in Olive Drab.
3. Republic Thunderbolt P-47D-28-RE, “Unadilla Killa”, 355th FS, 354th FG, 9AF, France, 1945. Natural metall overall with Olive Drab anti-dazzle panel. Medium Blue/White nose decoration.
4. Republic Thunderbolt P-47D-27-RE, 315th FS, 324th FG, 12th AF, Italy, 1945. Natural metall overall with Olive Drab anti-dazzle panel.

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KEASBEY, NJ – With summer heat advisories on the rise, consumers are continually searching for ways to keep cool and hydrated during the hot summer months. With this in mind, ShopRite has announced the launch of “Go H2O,” an in-store campaign aimed at helping consumers find easy, delicious and unique ways to stay hydrated during the dog days of summer.
While young children and the elderly are particularly susceptible to the hazards of dehydration, experts advise that everyone should aim to fill up on fluids and water-rich foods during the hot summer months. Extreme dehydration can cause possible medical issues such as heat exhaustion and, in some cases, heat stroke.
Officially set to launch on July 23, “Go H2O” is the latest entry into ShopRite’s Well Everyday themed initiative. The eight week campaign features fun colorful signage throughout the store, as well as messaging in the supermarket’s website, social media channels, and weekly circulars.


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Cocoa Loco started when Sarah Payne took a career break from her computer programming job to look after her children. She discovered that she was very good at making brownies. They were always in great demand when she went round to her friends’ houses. So one day she said to her husband Rory, “I’m going to sell my brownies on eBay”.
Diversification followed, with a request from an existing customer to make chocolate truffles for her wedding. So Sarah started adding pure chocolate to the range. This meant Cocoa Loco could offer farm shops a mouth-watering choice of goodies: chocolate buttons, bars, lollies and cookies.
While Sarah had all this going on, it seemed logical to give up her old career completely and focus on her culinary skills. That’s what she did in 2005, when her son Oscar was about to start primary school.
And, in the end, this brave move proved to be a smart one. Thanks to Sarah’s creativity, Cocoa Loco’s range of products continues to grow in the Chocolate Barn. Cocoa Loco also has a chocolate shop and café in Horsham, West Sussex.
“We’d got to a point in the business where, in terms of our turnover, our size and the problems we were facing, we’d reached a plateau. It’s that realisation that just working harder isn’t going to get you through it. If you keep doing the same thing, you’re going to get the same results. Actually we needed to work in a very different way to move forward.
That help came from business coach and founder and director of the Bold Decisions Consultancy, Nigel Lambe.
“People have to be ready to change or there is no point. When I get involved in any business, one thing has to be clear from day one: the leader(s) of that business are going to have to do different things on a daily basis to those they are used to doing. If they don’t, they will just get the same results.
“It’s about finding ways they are willing to do that. They must be willing to delegate something that won’t be done in quite the way they’ve done it up until now. But they actually realise that their time and freedom is more valuable to the business than what they were doing before.
So astute leadership means issuing yourself with a succession of P45s; shedding the jobs you used to do.
“One of my strengths, and also one of my weaknesses, is getting too much involved in the detail. And that’s not always an enabler for delegating. Something that Nigel said struck a particular chord with me: he always tries to assess the financial damage a person could do, if he delegated something to them and they really made a hash of it. So he uses £500 as a mental yardstick and says, ‘Well, you know, if I think you’re just going to cost me £500 if you muck it up, then crack on. Off you go. Do this for me’.
If you’re wondering, the Aga is not part of those manufacturing processes. Lovely though it was, it got its P45 and embraced retirement when the Paynes moved house three years ago.
Forget P45s. Are you hungry?
And if you’re up for change and leading a company in the food and drink world, you can find out more about Nigel’s work here: www.bold-decisions.co.uk.

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We are extremely pleased to announce that part number 763-767 is now available in our ready-to-ship inventory. Part number 763-767 is a wire assembly manufactured by Piper Aircraft Inc. If you’re interested in a quick and competitive quote for this part, just fill out the Request for Quote (RFQ) form below to get started.
Are you interested in learning more about part number 763-767? You can reach a member of our sales department by email at sales@aerospacepurchasing.com, or you can call us at our toll-free number, +1-412-212-0606. We’re always available and ready to help, 24/7x365. And, if you’d like an even faster and more convenient purchasing option, you can download the ASAP Semiconductor App from Google Play or the App Store.


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Is my George Hood from Coldingham, Berwickshire, please?
I have been absolutely stuck for about 15 years with my Ancestor George Hood of Selby, Yorkshire, who has no circa 1785 to 1787 Selby Birth/Baptism.
Also, despite checking numerous Burial Registers at Borthwick, York and Beverley Archives as well, for Selby, surrounding Parishes and other parishes, I cannot find a burial place either, for George Hood’s death at Selby on 18th September 1845 (aged 60, but calculating from Marriage entry and Allegation/Bond would give 58/59 years).
George Hood’s 1846 Will, nor his Probate Bundle, nor his Selby Yorkshire property Registration copies, are of no help. His September 1845 Yorkshire newspaper Death entries are no help either.
There was a Burial reference to a John Hood at Selby, Yorkshire (Buried Selby April 1819, Abode Selby, aged 82), who was probably the same John Hood married to “Jane wife of John Hood of Selby, Mariner” (this Jane was buried Selby 15 August 1803, aged 65).
1. Does it seem if this George Hood born Coldingham died locally please?
2. Any burial and also M.I. for a George Hood which would coincide with an 18th September 1845 death please?
Re: Is my George Hood from Coldingham, Berwickshire, please?
Son of John Hood and Alison Fife? He's my relative, and he died in 1814. There's a family gravestone for this family at Coldingham, and this George is commemorated on there, dying on 30th March 1814 aged 25. Age slightly out with the birth, but close enough to be the 1787 baptism. And matching parents. By then John Hood was tenant in Oldcambus Townhead. He died in 1816, and his wife Alison Fife in 1820. All according to the same family gravestone.
So this isn't your George. Sorry!
Thank you very much, it is very good, to be able to rule your George out.
Just out of interest, are you related to the Cockburn-Hood family of Stoneridge?
I noticed several remarks, one in the House of Cockburn by Thomas H. Cockburn-Hood, with reference to repairs of the Priory of Coldingham.
I am looking again at Newcastle upon Tyne, as a Mr J. B. Pearson was located at the Quayside, Newcastle, in 1825.
Also a John Hood (Master) had sailed the "MARY" back from Inverness to Newcastle Quay in November 1782. The vessel was also known as the MARY of Inverness, suggesting the vessel may have been plying the Inverness - Shields / Newcastle route.
Newcastle vessels were registered at Shields, but the incomplete Muster Rolls for Shields and other Northern Ports, in BT 98 Series Reference (TNA, Kew), does not seem to have a surviving Muster Roll for the voyage of the Mary with John Hood, as Master.
Although, I cannot prove the October 1786 George Hood, Baptism at Gateshead St Mary's was my George Hood, or not, as the Parish Register (accordng to T & W Archives) has no more detail, than the online B.T. image on Family Search.
Not as far as I know. They're not in my very extensive Hood family tree that I've put together, and checking quickly it looks as though the Hood of Stoneridge line was descended from Hoods of Hoodsland and Hardacres.
Most Hood land-owning families in the Coldingham area then were related to me. So it's rather unusual this one isn't!
As far as I know anyway. There may be a link back in the 1500s or 1600s, probably untraceable.


text: Vintage character and charm in a newly renovated condo steps from Portland's celebrated restaurants, shops, galleries and the historic old Port. First floor unit with 2 wood burning fireplaces, expansive windows, wood floors, French doors, kitchen with granite and tile, walk-in closet. Views of the water and a gorgeous sunrise. Shared back yard, dedicated on-site parking for one car, ample storage, and low condo fees which include heat! Pet friendly.


text: Funding bodies have recently introduced a requirement that data sharing must be a consideration of all funding applications in genomics. As with all new developments this condition has had an impact on scientific practice, particularly in the area of publishing and in the conduct of research. We discuss the challenges that must be addressed if the full benefits of data sharing, as envisaged by funders, are to be realized.

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Interview with Horton Foote, 2001.
Title Interview with Horton Foote, 2001.
Description Wharton, Texas Prolific playwright Horton Foote, a fifth-generation Texan , always returned home to Wharton where his love of the theater was encouraged by a high school drama teacher. The winner of the Pulitzer Prize for the play “Young Man from Atlanta” and an Academy Award for his screenplay of “To Kill a Mockingbird,” Foote as a young man tried acting but was handicapped by his Texas accent. It was then he turned to his true love of writing.

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Folks who are familiar with our farm and website know that I do some landscape consultations on the side, and that the design page for the farm has been idle for quite some time. I hope to change that soon, but here’s something to tide you over until then.
I’ve put together a farm design file, using ArcPublisher. The free ArcReader program can be downloaded from the ESRI website to view the file. Sorry dialup users, its 100megs, and requires registration with ESRI. Time to find a friend with broadband!
Click the link below to download the zipped farm design, extract it (keeping all of the files and folders intact), read the FAQ in the ‘design’ folder, and let me know what you think.
By popular request, I’ve uploaded a couple of PDFs of the GIS output, one of the base farm layer, and one with the permaculture/landuse zonation. They are ~1.2mb each.
While they aren’t interactive like the above file, they will save low bandwidth users from computer collapse, and give Mac users something to look at.
i’ve been trying to integrate land mapping with permaculture for a few years. for a while i considered various ways of ‘permaculturefying’ various drawing/mapping programs that run on both platforms (or at least apples since all the permie farms in hawaii used apples, not pcs. i recently started a GPS map project for the pc farm where i lived in hawaii, but i moved to portland before finishing it. i’d love to see your work, but alas, you’ve done it on a Pc, not a Mac. can you at least output some pdfs to see?
Thanks Mark. I’ve uploaded some PDFs for your viewing pleasure.
The Mac-PC conflict is pretty annoying, particularly in regard to permaculture design. To broad-brush the stereotypes, Mac users tend to be graphical artist types, but PCs have the better spatial analysis software. ESRI GIS software is only available on PCs, and it’s the industry standard.
Did anyone say open source???
Got the link from the pc list. Looks great.
Wanted to ask about the software.
You might consider using WordPress to manage your site from now on.
Thanks N. Unfortunately, ArcPublisher, which is an add-on to the ArcMap suite, is pretty pricey. Last I saw, around $2000 or so, but that was a while ago.
I’m lucky in that I use it for my day job. For those without, I did a little rooting around, and QGIS looks promising. The shapefiles made in ESRI sounds like they import direct into Q. If anyone out there has experience with it, speak up….
re: wordpress….you know, I’m not much of a web guy, and a good friend set up the site for us. Now that he’s a new dad, he doesn’t have much time for such tomfoolery, and I’ve just figured out enough of the templates to be dangerous. I’m not too into the idea of learning new templates, etc, when this works pretty well. Unless comment spam kills me….we’ll see.
I found your site mid-winter when I was hunting for a Salem-area CSA to join. We finally found a Salem-delivering farm but I found I liked what you all had to say and I try to check in now and again.
I couldn’t resist asking a few questions when I read your GIS related post. I currently work in the GIS field and have often wondered what the potential would be for GIS on the farm. Do you do a lot of consultation? How did you get involved with landscape consulting, specifically usig GIS?
Anyhow, thanks for uniting GIS and farming here.
My day job is for a consulting firm, where I use GIS about 1/2 time. The rest is 1/4 fieldwork & 1/4 general IT work. My landscape consultation was busier in the past, before we bought the farm. Now that I’ve got a foundation laid here, I’m hoping to do more.
GIS is really powerful in Ag…there’s a lot out there on precision farming, where a GPS – enabled tractor can lay down differing amounts of lime / whatever as its needed in different locations.
We recently had a NRCS engineer out to do a survey for our ram pump. His results import to CAD, and I can convert that to an ArcView shapefile and lay it on the current plan. Poor man’s digital elevation model, accurate to 3″. With enough detail, you can lay out keylines, gravity water, etc really easily.

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


text: What sets your business apart from your competition? What benefits do customers receive when they do business with you? What is the value that your business can create for your customer? How does the customer perceive their experience when they come into contact with your business? Many business owners fail to answer these questions and as a result price often becomes the only differentiator for their customers.


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Study programmes are courses that provide learners between the ages of 16 and 18 years with training and development to help them start their career.
Study programmes allow learners to gain a vocational qualification, as well as gain employability skills to prepare them for an Apprenticeship or employment. Functional Skills maths and English will also be delivered as part of a study programme.
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I'm just a Jesus guy in a political firestorm. Should I get alone in my prayer closet and shut out the world? Should I pick a team and (as my middle child used to say) scream bloody Murphy, angry and red-faced in the streets? What does the Bible say about all of this?
A national commentator recently called Wisconsin, "the center of the political universe." For those of us who have been living round-the-calendar election battles the last four years, it's hard to argue.
I'm a Canadian with a green card (US permanent resident) working towards naturalization as an American citizen. My apologies to friends and family north of the border for the American focus of this series of posts. I encourage you to add a Canadian perspective. Readers from around the world are likewise invited to share your perspective on faith and freedom.
Civil government was first established in the new world aboard the pilgrim ship, The Mayflower.
Where do God, the Church, and individual believers fit with civic involvement today?
America is a republic. Our republic is a form of democracy where we the people elect representatives to local, state and federal offices to create, execute and uphold the law.
In a republic a significant portion of the ruling power is entrusted to the citizens through the ballot box.
When we vote and when we enter public discussion, we have a share of ruling power.
Therefore all citizens who are old enough to vote have a responsibility before God to know what God expects of civil government.
We have seen corruption and mud-slinging and we have stepped back to not get dirty.
If we do not rise to serve, we take our ruling robes and cast them aside.
So what does it all mean, and, as believers, where do we start? I'll be posting for the next few weeks a continuous series on believers rising to serve as citizens of the republic.
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This course is designed for students who wish to learn the basic operations of the Microsoft Access Database program to perform their day-to-day responsibilities, and to understand the advantages that using a relational database program can bring to their business processes. The Basic course is for the individual whose job responsibilities include designing and creating new databases, tables and relationships; creating and maintaining records; locating records; and producing reports based on the information in the database.

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White pushed off, held Gronkowski’s jersey as he broke into his route and continued holding him after the ball was in the air. Then he pushed Gronkowski to gain an advantage before intercepting it. White practically mugged Gronk. However, Gronk has gotten away with dirty plays every game. With the hand fighting and physical contact Gronk is probably the most difficult player to officiate.
Gronk lost this battle with White and it sent him into an uncontrollable fury. The 5’10” 180 pound White was touched down by a Patriots receiver. He was lying down out of bounds, totally defenseless when 6’5″ 270 Gronk speared him in head with the full force of his elbow and shoulder. He’s lucky he didn’t seriously injure white. This was the most gutless, sucker move the Shock Exchange has seen in football in a long time, and SE grew up watching Jack Tatum and Wilbur Marshall.
The punk move crossed every line in pro football. It was after the play. It was on a defenseless player – White was actually resting. It was a blow to the head. This wasn’t an inadvertent hit on a moving target – White was lying still. Gronk did it right in front of the official and still did not get tossed. If the fight between Aquib Talib and Michael Crabtree garnered two game suspensions then Gronk should be fined and suspended for no less than two games as well. The mainstream media is not talking about it because Gronk is white and White is African American. Had it been the other way around the media would be calling for White to be banned from the NFL for life.
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There’s something deeply satisfying about helping an idea grow into a product that people can hold in their hands, and when it’s a magazine, it’s ever better. For the past several months I’ve been working with the Adelady team to guide them through every stage of creating their beautiful new magazine and I’m so happy to see it out.
Adelady mag issue one is out now!
Creating a magazine from scratch is a massive task, even once you’ve nailed the concept and are ready to fill it with content.
Fortunately the Adelady gals – Hayley, Lauren and their fabulous team – are full of ideas, energy, dedication and a level of unwavering excitement that is truly awe-inspiring.
Once we had the concept in place, my role was to guide them through each step and manage the production process.
While producing a mag is never glamorous – it involves a lot of spreadsheets, chasing people for content and hunting out rogue commas, as well as many, many late nights and at least a gazillion emails – a highlight was helping put together the food pages.
This involved editing recipes, liaising with Laura Bakhtiarian (who developed the many of the delicious recipes and cooked the food for the shoots), assisting with food styling, and overseeing the gorgeous photography by designer Naomi Giatas .
Photo by Naomi Giatas. Japanese noodle salad – yum!
Photo by Naomi Giatas. Persian ice cream for Romeo’s. I can vouch that it was delicious!
Naomi working her magic for the FruChocs shoot.
I am so grateful that the Adeladies put their faith in Naomi and I to help them birth their magazine baby, and what a bright and bold baby it is, full of love for South Australia and the wonderful people and places we have here. The first issue is packed with travel, feel-good stories, food, the best places to eat, drink, stay and shop, and much, much more.
There are now 50,000 copies free in SA via Romeo’s supermarkets, Flight Centres, Century 21 and Goodstart Early Learning, along with cafés, bars, restaurants, boutiques and even a few select interstate locations.


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Last time I have been busy in the kitchen cooking mainly Thai food. I felt like I lost inspiration to any other kind of food. On Sunday I went to the local market with hope to be inspired. Every time when I am there I discover new vegetables and fruits. This time I found a place where I can buy any kind of vegetables which are already cut or grated! It felt like a short cut but why not. I noticed grated zucchini and I knew what I am going to cook, a simple and fast pasta sauce. As zucchini is very delicate in taste I decided to combine it with garlic and chili. At the end I added just two slices of parma ham but it is up to you. You can skip the ham. Simple pasta dish done in just few minutes.
On the frying pan, heat the oil, add garlic and chili and let if fry for 2 minutes. Add grated squash and fry for another 5 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. If you wish you can add slices of parma ham. Mix it well.
Boil Rigatoni until al dente, drain the pasta and toss into the frying pan with squash. Serve with some grated parmesan cheese.


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After Venice and Hong Kong, the 72 watches pre-selected by the jury of the 18th Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) are being exhibited from October 17th to 21st in Singapore by renowned retailer The Hour Glass, within the splendid setting of its Malmaison boutique on Orchard Road.
On show for five days within this stunning environment imbued with art and culture, the exhibition open to the public welcomes visitors eager to admire the year’s finest watch creations, competing to win the prestigious “Aiguille d’Or” Grand Prix or one of the 16 awards to be handed out in Geneva on November 9th.
“It gives me great pleasure to be part of this distinctive global platform that celebrates design and engineering innovation in the watch industry. Our organizational mission to advance watch culture necessitates us to devote resources to deepen our engagement with the watch collecting community both in Singapore and in the region. Endorsing and presenting this public exhibition is one such important exercise that will continue promoting the appreciation of horology and the watchmaking arts."
The principal partner of the GPHG, LGT Private Banking, is also taking part in the event by choosing to offer its clients exclusive initiation sessions into the technical and artistic finesse of the timepieces on show, in the company of watchmaking experts. A rare opportunity for these end customers to admire within a single location the diversity of today’s watchmaking creativity expressed through models by more than 40 different brands.
The next stop for the Roadshow is Geneva, where a collective exhibition initiated by the GPHG and featuring several local institutions will invite the public to discover the multiple facets of the contemporary watchmaking art, from November 1st to 14th 2018 at the Musée d’art et d’histoire.
Created in 2001 and overseen since 2011 by a foundation recognised as a public interest organisation, the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève is intended as an annual salute to the excellence of the contemporary watchmaking art.


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Offering a first glimpse of the secret 12-nation “trade” deal in its final form—and fodder for its growing ranks of opponents—WikiLeaks on Friday published the final negotiated text for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)’s Intellectual Property Rights chapter, confirming that the pro-corporate pact would harm freedom of expression by bolstering monopolies while and injure public health by blocking patient access to lifesaving medicines.
The document is dated October 5, the same day it was announced in Atlanta, Georgia that the member states to the treaty had reached an accord after more than five years of negotiations.
Aside from the WikiLeaks publication, the vast majority of the mammoth deal’s contents are still being withheld from the public—which a WikiLeaks press statement suggests is a strategic move by world leaders to forestall public criticism until after the Canadian election on October 19.
Initial analyses suggest that many of the chapter’s more troubling provisions, such as broader patent and data protections that pharmaceutical companies use to delay generic competition, have stayed in place since draft versions were leaked in 2014 and 2015.
Moreover, it codifies a crackdown on freedom of speech with rules allowing widespread internet censorship.
And even in the U.S., where similar rules are already in place, “the high prices of medicines—bolstered by TPP-style monopolistic protections—have led to treatment rationing, prescriptions going unfilled and severe budgetary strains,” Public Citizen concludes.
“If the TPP is ratified, people in Pacific Rim countries would have to live by the rules in this leaked text,” said Peter Maybarduk, director of Public Citizen’s Global Access to Medicines program.


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I have an architect sister who lives in Detroit. She has a really interesting job and I am always very curious to hear about her projects. Detroit has experienced hard times and many people have moved due to loss in jobs. But as usual, a situation that seems hopeless may actually offer an opportunity to those who chose to see and believe in it. I believe that this is the case with a Detroit. It is a city trying to reimagine itself. My sister plans new use for banned buildings so that small local entrepreneurs are able to reclaim the emptiness. Kaija sent me the following recipe for her carrot cake and some photos along with it. It is an easy one bowl cake and moist and I thought that I would share it with you.
Mix dry ingredients with a spoon in a large bowl. Add grated carrots and mix in, coating carrots with dry flour mixture.
Add the olive oil and mix. Juice one grapefruit (for 3/4 c / 1.8 dl) and add to batter. Batter should be just thicker than pancake batter. Add juice if needed.
Pour batter in greased and floured 9 inch/ 23 cm round cake pan. Sprinkle with sugar.
Bake in the oven at 350 F/175 C until golden brown and when the tester comes out clean.
This cake is perfect to bring along to work to share with others. Enjoy!
As a former Detroiter, it is hard for me to see what has happened to that once vibrant town. I hope your Sister is successful, as is her hometown. In the meantime, I’ll enjoy this wonderful cake. Thanks for sharing.
I hope they are successful and I know that my sister is a hard worker that gives 110%.
It’s a nice option to have on hand!
I also hope that Detroit can recreate itself. I am sure your sister will give it that extra push… Great little carrot cake and it is nice to know that I can substitute grapefruit juice instead of egg.
My carrot cakes tend to be quite egg rich as well, this is a nice option to have on hand!
I love carrot cake – this sounds great!!
Carrot cake is my favorite too!
Thank you so much! I hope they are successfull with their attempts, it is interesting to see pictures of sites that they are working on.
Thanks for this recipe, the lovely photos and the story of Detroit. I have just seen Searching for Sugar Man, a really beautiful doc on a singer from Detroit – it really captures the hardship but the beauty of the city.
Sounds like an interesting documentary. I’m hoping to be able to visit Detroit on my next trip.
This is such a lovely recipe to share. I’ve always wanted to try making a carrot cake. This came in time.
Carrot cake is one of my favorites. It is not overly sweet and with the whole wheat flour the flavor has more dimension.
Oh wonderful, if it will work for your cousins. Let me know how it turns out!
Thanks for the recipe – so glad there’s no coconut in it because I’m allergic to it. The grapefruit juice is a great addition!
My daughter’s mother-in-law made a vegan carrot cake for her wedding. It was delicious.
Thank you for stopping by! The cake at your daughter’s wedding looks delicious with so many fresh berries on top!
I was actually thinking the same thing, I am sure that it is a wonderful place to photograph. I’m itching to go visit my sister and take the camera with to capture the scenery.
Detroit is certainly in need of help…I’m sure your sister’s work is very much appreciated.
I’m veg, not vegan, but this recipe looks amazing. I will def try it! I’m actually from Detroit, coincidence, but left a LONG time ago and never went back. I’m a SoCal girl since high school.


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After Telenor, UAE-based Etisalat, a shareholder in new telecom operator Etisalat DB, today said that it has has written off about USD 820 million worth value of its Indian operations by way of an impairment charge as an after effect of Supreme Court order cancelling 122 2G licences.
"Etisalat’s management has decided to recognize an impairment charge in its 2011 consolidated financial statements amounting to an aggregate of AED 3,044 million (about USD 820 million)...," the company said in a statement.
Etisalat owns about 45 per cent stake in Etisalat DB, a joint venture between Indian player DB Realty and Etisalat of UAE.
The net impact of this charge on "our consolidated net profit after Federal Royalty amounts to AED 1,020 million (about USD 280 million)," it said.
Last week Norway-based Telenor, a majority shareholder in Uninor, had written off about USD 721 million worth value from its Indian operations.
The Supreme Court had revoked 122 UAS licenses that were issued by the Government of India in January 2008, Etisalat said, adding the ruling was against the process the Indian government adopted to issue licences and the pricing method adopted for awarding the spectrum.
The Supreme Court’s decision took the entire industry by surprise and significantly alters the competitive landscape in India’s telecommunications market, it said.
Etisalat further said that it expects the Government of India to bring about a rapid and just solution and to fairly compensate investors and Etisalat’s senior management is fully engaged to safeguard its investment.
Etisalat is also continuing to assess the legal consequences of the Supreme Court’s decision and company's strategic options in India.
The move comes a day after Bahrain Telecom (Batelco) decided to exit from Indian operations by selling its entire stake in new operator STel in the aftermath of the Supreme Court order.
Etisalat reiterated that its investment in Swan took place long after the 2G licenses were awarded and that Etisalat has always conducted itself according to the highest standards and according to the law.
"Etisalat is a prudent and mature investor that respects its shareholders and follows strategies in full compliance to local and international laws and best practice," the company statement said.
This is the strategy that was followed in India throughout the legal process and because of this the Etisalat Group remains in a strong position to continue its global expansion strategy whenever and wherever opportunities arise with due regards to risk and international best practice.


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While using Pay It Forward Processing may be one way to give back to your community, it’s not the only way. Here are some creative ways to get involved and make an impact that goes beyond just donating or raising funds for charity.
Incentivize it. An easy way to encourage charitable giving is to offer incentives for employees-and to make it fun!
Make giving part of your culture. A company that gives is a company that lives!
Give based on your skills and interests. Giving back to the community is great in any form, but sometimes you can maximize your efforts if you choose to give back based on your company’s specific skills and resources.
If you have a tech-savvy business-support students in STEM.
Get local with it. Sometimes the best way to give is when you can support something where the community gets to know your company face to face.
Use this as a great PR opportunity for both the community and your company!


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SCC offers two online associate degree programs. Through careful selection of courses with your advisor and/or the University Studies Coordinator, these degrees can be completed as Distance Learning Online Degree. Online programs are designed to provide a student with the flexibility needed to balance their education with a busy work and home schedule.
The Associate in Arts degree is designed for students who wish to transfer to a university to earn a Bachelor of Arts (or Bachelor of Science, depending upon the university) degree in one of the following fields of study: anthropology, architecture, business administration (accounting, finance, and marketing), communication, economics, education, English language and literature, foreign languages, geography, linguistics, history, humanities, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, library science, philosophy, political science, psychology, religion, social sciences, and visual and performing arts. Students who are interested in a career in dentistry, law, medicine, theology or ministry, optometry, pharmacy, physical therapy, or veterinary medicine are usually required or at least strongly encouraged to earn a bachelor’s degree before applying to one of these graduate or professional degree programs. Click here to learn more about the program and course requirements.
For further information, contact Ryan Riggan at 910-246-5365 or at rigganr@sandhills.edu.
Internet or Online – College credit courses where 100% of the instruction is delivered through the Internet.
Hybrid – College credit courses where the primary delivery is on-line with a requirement that students also meet in traditional face-to-face sessions as determined appropriate by the college.
Prospective students may apply for admission as a degree-seeking student, or as a special credit, non-degree-seeking student by completing a free online application. Applications will be immediately sent to the college admissions office for processing. You will receive an Admissions Packet in the mail within one week of applying to the College.
The Admissions page on the SCC website provides information related to scheduling the placement test on campus. However, if it is inconvenient to come to the SCC campus, students may complete placement testing at the North Carolina community college of their choice and request that their scores be sent to the SCC Testing Center. For admission purposes, the college accepts scores for Accuplacer, Asset, or Compass tests. Tests must have been taken within five years of the application to SCC.
Prior to registering for courses in one of the two online programs, new students follow the same steps to admission as for traditional courses. For the first semester of enrollment, new students must contact the Student Success Center at registration@sandhills.edu to complete an orientation and enroll in classes. Currently enrolled students can register online through WebAdvisor during designated periods.
SCC allows students to pay their tuition and fees online through WebAdvisor. Payments must be made in full, as the college does not offer payment plans. Tuition and fee payments may also be mailed to the college business office or deposited in a campus drop box, if this is more convenient. Specific information and instructions for online payments are detailed on the college website.
Online courses are delivered through Moodle, a learning management system. You gain access to Moodle once you are officially enrolled in courses, however, your courses will not be listed until the beginning of the semester. The login information is the same as your other Sandhills Community College accounts (email and WebAdvisor). To access the Moodle login link please go to the MySCC page of the college website.
Before you enroll in an online class, check to make sure distance learning is right for you. It is not for everyone. While some people thrive on the independence and freedom offered through such classes, others find themselves regretting their decision and wishing they had enrolled in a traditional section.
Successful distance learners have a few unique characteristics. Compare yourself to the following list to determine whether or not online classes are a good fit for your personality and habits.
Self–motivated and self–disciplined. The online environment takes both a real time commitment and discipline to meet course requirements and deadlines. Online courses take more time than a traditional course. Most often this will require that you spend between 5-15 hours per week per course.
Able to follow deadlines and due dates. One of the most common problems students have with online courses is missing due dates. There is no teacher in front of the room reminding you to get things done. It is up to you to watch the announcements, email, schedule of assignments, and syllabus. It is best to work ahead so there is time to ask questions and receive help if needed.
Able to make time to study and participate in class assignments. It is necessary to log in regularly to your course, which means multiple-times per week. Beginning online students sometimes wait until the last minute to complete assignments. When they run into issues, it is too late to request assistance from the instructor. Make sure that you have enough time to study and that you do not procrastinate. Take notes just as you would in the traditional class to aid in assignment completion.
Able to comprehend what you read. While students in traditional courses mostly learn by listening to lectures and taking notes, the majority of online students are expected to master material through reading and frequent contact with the instructor. Some online courses offer videos and audio clips but most courses require that students understand a large amount of text information.
Able to communicate through writing. Most communication in an online course is written. You must feel comfortable communicating using this method. Since nonverbal communication clues are not available in an online course, it is important that if you are experiencing difficulty, that you communicate this immediately. If not, the instructor will never know. Make sure you also think ideas through before responding. Meaningful and quality input is important. Be prepared to have ideas challenged!
Moderate experience using a computer. The computer you use for class will need to be reliable and also have a reliable internet connection (mobile phone connections are not recommended for taking tests or quizzes online). You will need to know how to enter and retrieve course information on the computer and be able to receive and submit assignments and assigned materials. Other essential skills include being familiar with a word processing program and the ability to send and receive email including the use of attachments.
A good understanding of the web and its use. You should be able to navigate from one site to another; to find things on the web, and to do searches, if it is part of an assignment.


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In my initial post about electricity consumption I compared the energy used by the various different ways of making a cup of coffee in the morning. Today I decided to look at the electricity consumption of the devices that I might use to cook something more substantial.
If I was cooking a fancy meal, I would use the fan oven which consumes about 2.5 Kilowatts when heating up and even when I turn off the oven the fan continues to circulate air which consumes about 65 watts. Large joints of meat can take several hours to cook. I know that the thermostat would probably switch off the oven several times during this period, but since electricity costs about 14 cent per Kilowatt-hour I can see the cost of cooking a joint could be significant (maybe the pre-cooked chickens are good value after all).
If I was cooking something smaller I would probably use the rings on the hob on top of the cooker. My cooker has both large and small rings to accommodate different size saucepans. I realised that there would be a difference in the amount of energy required to heat up the different size of ring, but I was surprised to see that the consumption of the larger ring (2 Killowatts) was over 50% higher than the amount required to heat the smaller rings (1.3 Kilowatts). So I must remember to use the smaller rings as much as possible.
The grill consumed about 1.8 Kilowatts, while the toaster only consumed about 780 watts. The means that the toaster is much more efficient at toasting bread especially since the bred will be toasted faster in the toaster than under the grill.
The Microwave oven consumes about 1.6 Kilowatts when switched to full power. However, since it cooks food much faster than conventional cooking it probably would save money to use it whenever possible.
The clothes drier is the one device that I really expected to consume a lot of electricity because I have often heard complain about how wasteful this device is. However, I measured that it only consumed about 1.2 Kilowatts. I suppose that if you really want to be environmentally friendly you would put your washing in the drier and eat a cold meal. This would be more fuel efficient than hanging your clothes out to dry in the open and eating a hot meal.

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I can’t believe it’s been so busy that I’ve not made a News/Blog update since April and it’s been just as long since our little Newsletter went out to friends, clients and other subscribers.
So much has happened since my last “Blog Post”, for a start our sponsored Charity Challenge hero Arctic Ride 2014 has been and done it. 22 days, 9 countries, circa 6,000 miles.
So, lets start with how delighted we are that Gordon Stuart rode his Suzuki Motorcycle with our little AP (Allinson’s Photography) logo on board to the Arctic Circle and back. In doing so we are pleased to have played our small part in helping Gordon Stuart Raise much needed funds for Cerebra. It’s not to late to donate you can do it here online.
Gordon has absolutely smashed his original target to raise £2500 for Cerebra and has almost doubled that, (see the current total here). I’m sure with a few more small donations and some extra activity on twitter and other social networks it can be even more. Please Follow Arctic Ride 2014 on the internet and if you can not give cash you can support by tweeting the individual Blog Posts or charing them on Facebook etc.
Be sure to visit Arctic Ride 2014 when Gordon showcases the bike and trip at the Bikewise Motorcycle Show in Durham on 20th July. It’s always a great show and I’m sure Gordon will be delighted to see you and chat about the success of his recent challenge.


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Saving trees is enough motivation for some consumers to look for alternatives to real wood. But those digging deeper in their comparisons of wood to vinyl are finding other good reasons to choose vinyl.
Vinyl avoids the landfill. Manufacturers can repeatedly melt and reform vinyl, allowing for nearly 100 percent recycling of all industrial waste generated in production. Real wood siding is unlikely to be recycled. North America has more than 70 centers devoted to the recycling of vinyl. Be careful of siding manufacturers like Amazing Siding who boast use of "pure, virgin vinyl" in all of their vinyl siding. Look for manufacturers like CertainTeed and Alside who recycle their scrap. You can also inquire about product lines with a high level of recycled content.
Vinyl reduces renovation. Many vinyl products weather better than other cladding. Renovation accounts for 44 percent of the 160 million tons of waste generated each year in the US. Vinyl's long life cycle can have a significant positive environmental impact. Not all viny has a long life cycle. Look for a log vinyl siding manufacturer whose products are checked with a life-cycle assessment tool compliant with ISO 14044 and supported by Building for Environmental and Economic Sustainability (BEES).
Vinyl is virtually maintenance free. You may never have to paint, stain, or caulk log vinyl siding. Maintenance of wood logs causes off-gassing of volatile organic compounds and adds to the waste-stream. PVC indoors will off-gas for a short-period and can cause substantial air quality issues in new builds or renovations.
Vinyl offers some important advantages over wood siding. The consumer's wallet may be spared as well. Commercial Sales Associate Robert O'Neal of the Athens, Georgia, Lowes reports that choosing vinyl siding over wood saves the consumer approximately 25 percent.


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Friday, former Colorado, Washington and most recently UCLA head football coach Rick Neuheisel was spotted making the rounds at The Newport Beach Marriott Hotel & Spa, the BCS Championship Game media headquarter hotel. After a sometimes controversial career, where he posted a combined record of 87-59, the now 52-year-old former UCLA QB has settled in nicely as a broadcaster for the Pac-12 Network.
In addition to his frequent appearances analyzing the college game, Neuheisel has gained some additional fame for his very clever college football themed songs, written by the coach and subsequently performed on the “Dan Patrick Show.” Check out this link to Neuheisel's rather entertaining renditions of his SEC and year in review tracks.
Neuheisel can definitely be classified as a renaissance man.


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Wilson Home Farms offers a truly unique service for Home Gardeners. You choose, a-la-cart style, the services you would like to have performed, and at what frequency.
Wilson Home Farms' "Farm Plan Generator" will take your vegetable preferences and turn them into a Farm Plan with planting dates, square foot requirements and estimated yields.
Armed with the information of a farm plan Wilson Home Farms can plant your garden by the schedule it creates. If you picked salad, it will be planted monthly for you, if you selected peppers, they will be planted after the danger of the frost.
Wilson's Home Farms garden preparation will work your soil the way you want: rototilled or broad forked, amend your soil with the nutrients you select: compost, mushroom soil, and organic fertilizers, and shape your beds how you need them to be shaped.
A soil sample will tell us what your vegetable garden, strawberry patch or apple tree needs to thrive. The next step is having these nutrients added to your soil.
All trees require yearly maintenance: fertilization, pruning, training. Trees may require pest and disease management depending on the season.
The soil blueberries are in require attention to keep it within the range that they need to thrive.
Brambles benefit from fertilization as well as pruning to maintain their vigor.
When left unchecked, strawberries will grow into an unmanageable patch. Strawberries benefit from renovation after their harvest season.
Home composting keeps your food waste out of the landfill and provides you with a soil amendment that you know the source.


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My name is Colleen and I have two young boys. I have practiced elimination communication with both children from birth and my amazing experience with this has led to me wanting to share this practice with others.
I have a Masters Degree in Early Childhood Education and Creative Arts in Learning and I am a certified Positive Discipline instructor.
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1 Earnings schemes in bonners ferry casino.
2 What is important to know when visiting a bonners ferry casino?
bonners ferry casino is a good opportunity to have fun and an opportunity to earn some extra money. How can you earn extra money? And what to look for when visiting a casino? Lets look at the answers to these questions below.
Earnings schemes in bonners ferry casino.
To try to catch luck in bonners ferry casino, you can use technology in the game. Lets take, for example, a simple Martingale scheme. Its essence is as follows: for example, when playing roulette, we bet one by one – first we bet on red, then we bet on black. And later on we alternate our bets on black and white. If our bet loses, then we double the bet. If our bet wins, then we return to the size of the original bet.
In bonners ferry casino you can try out this scheme.
What is important to know when visiting a bonners ferry casino?
Know that: bonners ferry casino always remains in the win. Most players leave after losing part of the money or all their money. Discipline and cold mind are the main assistants when playing in a casino. Emotions – the main enemy of the casino player. Take as much money as you are willing to lose. Some people become addicted to casino gambling.
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text: In this work, a boric acid-modified lanthanide metal–organic framework (Eu-MOF) formed via a one-pot method was applied as a ratiometric fluorescence probe for the naked-eye recognition of dopamine (DA). The Eu-MOF probe combines the properties of boric acid with the ratiometric fluorescence technique, which is sensitive and selective. The Eu-MOF probe was prepared by a novel, rapid and simple approach at room temperature with 3,5-dicarboxybenzeneboronic acid (DBA) and Eu3+ ions. Due to the antenna effect, the Eu-MOF probe exhibited dual emission from both DBA and Eu3+ ion as a response signal under single excitation at 275 nm. Upon the addition of DA, boric acid covalently linked with the cis-diol compounds of DA. This caused the emission at 615 nm to gradually decrease, while the emission at 363 nm gradually increased, as could be observed by the naked eye from the color changes of the mixture. In addition, the Eu-MOF ratiometric fluorescence probe was used to detect DA in the concentration range of 0–500 μM under optimum measurement conditions with high selectivity and a low detection limit (0.015 μM). The Eu-MOF ratiometric fluorescence probe can also be used to detect other cis-diol substances, such as catechol and gallic acid. Moreover, the Eu-MOF probe was successfully used to detect DA in human serum samples. Therefore, the Eu-MOF probe proposed in this study provides a new method for the detection of DA and other similar substances.


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