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Hailakandi Correspondent adds: The Hailakandi district administration has directed its employees to report for duty on Tuesday, the day several organisations have called a Statewide bandh in protest against the proposed Citizenship (Amendment) Bill.
Kokrajhar Correspondent adds: The district administration, Kokrajhar today held an emergent meeting with all heads of the government line departments, members of business organisations, transporters' organisations and social organisations and requested them to keep open their business establishments and services during the Assam bandh call given by certain organisations tomorrow from 5 am to 5 pm as per the judgement and order of the Supreme Court and Gauhati High Court.
Haflong Correspondent adds: A meeting under the chairmanship of the Deputy Commissioner, Dima Hasao, Amitabh Rajkhowa was convened at the DC Conference hall today asking people to ignore the bandh call tomorrow. The meeting was held with various organisations, departmental officials, media representatives etc., to make people aware about the directives of the Supreme Court and Gauhati High Court regarding calling of bandh call by any organisation.
Bongaigaon Correspondent adds: The Bongaigaon District Magistrate Babulal Sharma today issued a prohibitory order Section 144 CrPC in order to maintain law and order in the district. He also had a meeting with local traders at the conference room of his office and called them not to follow any strike/bandh from now on as per the order passed by the Gauhati High Court against bandhs.

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Attached are the digital and printed versions of the cover. The tab comes out tomorrow with the Semaphore festival happening this weekend.
Each year, The North Bartow News publishes a special section tab for the Semaphore festival in Adairsville, GA. For the fourth straight year, I played a part in the design of the cover with this year being the most satisfying one that I've worked on. Got to play with some sepia / grunge / antique style effect with perhaps a modern play with the text.
Attached are the digital and printed versions of the cover. The tab comes out tomorrow with the Semaphore festival happening this weekend.
Not the best executed session with Gordon but a well-posed session nonetheless. Enjoy tonight's efforts!
Potentially the final session with Julia, I can say that, though I was ill-prepared for the session (only a sketchbook and some pencils in tow), I think I got a few good drawings out of the session. Also, I came to enjoy the preliminary sketch being done in a harder lead like B with additional tones added in with the 4B.
June 2020
Eric was conceived in the silence of a simple hand gesture and born in January of '78. He grew up interested in simple doodles of flowers and big trucks, photos of shadows and dark faces and maps, and old men with fake hair. Since, his studies have narrowed to a focus on papier-mache sculpting, acrylic painting and ink drawing. The grounds he works on vary from paper to wood to canvas.


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Estate Receives $150,000 Settlement Due to Trip and Fall of Elderly Woman
July 28th, 2015
New York is home to some of the best medical facilities in the world. When one is in need of medical treatment it is often a New York hospital that is sought for treatment. However, even at the best hospitals, accidents can occur. When one is injured due to the negligence of a hospital it is imperative that experienced attorneys are retained.
K.P., an 85-year-old woman was severely injured after she fell at a local hospital. Due to the fall, K.P. fractured her leg which required extensive surgery and months of physical therapy.
From the moment K.P's daughter called the office of Hill & Moin she was treated like a family member. "I instantly felt better knowing my mother's case was in the hands of the attorneys at Hill & Moin," said K.P.'s daughter "Whenever I called the office, every staff member knew my name and the status of my mother's case."
Despite the fact that K.P. passed away after the lawsuit was started, Hill & Moin worked tirelessly on the case until a favorable settlement was reached. Additionally, Hill & Moin negotiated with Medicare to ensure K.P.'s survivors received all her entitled funds. Upon the conclusion of the litigation K.P.'s daughter expressed gratitude for the manner in which the case was settled. She said, "The firm's long standing experience was invaluable to my family. We could not have asked for better attorneys." There is nothing our firm enjoys more than satisfaction from happy clients. Please feel free to contact Hill & Moin any time if you or a loved one is in need of great personal injury attorneys.
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The industrial real estate asset category has grabbed headlines in a rising e-commerce market and continues to play a pivotal role, transforming the way how consumers shop and receive their goods. Advanced technologies are being employed by Industrial REITs at their logistics centers for achieving efficiency in trans-shipment and delivery process.
Nevertheless, rising supply and the cooling U.S. economy, as well as a slowdown in global growth, together with trade disputes, have raised concerns of late about this industry's growth prospects.
Let us delve into details and find whether it is worth investing into this sector or keep it on the sidelines.
Industrial Real Estate Fundamentals
Per a study by the commercial real estate services firm — CBRE Group CBRE — the U.S. industrial & logistics sector remained healthy in the second quarter even with potential headwinds. The sector reported an availability rate of 7.1% in the quarter.
Although the availability rate reflects a slight uptick from the prior quarter, net asking rents inched up 0.4% quarter on quarter to $7.50 per square feet — representing the highest level since CBRE started tracking the metric in 1989. Moreover, rents have climbed 6.4% year over year and this also indicates a 2% percentage point above the average annual growth rate since 2012.
Resilient consumer sentiment, low unemployment level and rising wages are playing a key role in the keeping up the healthy performance of the industrial and logistics sector. Services like same-day delivery are gaining traction and last-mile properties in high-income urban areas are witnessing solid pricing, occupancy and growth in rentals. With scarcity of developable land near consumers, multi-story logistics facilities are gaining traction.
Furthermore, additional demand for distribution space is coming up as e-commerce continues to expand to sectors like grocery and furniture. Also apart from e-commerce, food & beverage and home improvement companies are helping drive leasing activity.
However, this is fueling construction activity and a whole lot of new buildings are becoming available in the market, leading to higher supply and lesser scope for rent and occupancy growth.
In fact, per the CBRE report, completions surpassed net absorption by 10.7 million square feet in the June-end quarter, based on available square footage. Furthermore, the under-construction pipeline reported 3.6% growth quarter over quarter to 293.2 million square feet. Additionally, any protectionist trade policies will have an adverse impact on economic growth as well as the sector's business.
Nevertheless, possibility of a rate cut has aggravated recently with the central bank being prepared to "act as appropriate" in order to sustain economic expansion that is challenged by a slowdown in global growth and trade disputes while inflation fails to reach target levels. The lower interest rate is likely to cushion the negatives that the economy is facing from the trade disputes. Also, with no indication for any slowdown in e-commerce industry, demand for space offered by Industrial REITs is likely to remain healthy in the upcoming future.
Stocks to Consider
Duke Realty Corp. DRE is an industrial REIT in the United States, engaged in owning, managing and developing industrial properties across the country. The company has resorted to the sale of sub-urban office assets and medical-office buildings in the past, in a bid to transform itself into a domestic-focused industrial property REIT. The measure augurs well amid favorable market environment in this asset class.
Duke Realty carries a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy). The company's expected funds from operations (FFO) per share growth for the current year is 6.8%. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for this year has improved 2.2% to $1.42, over the past 90 days. You can see the complete list of today's Zacks #1 Rank (Strong Buy) stocks here.
PS Business Parks PSB is into ownership, acquisition, development and operation of commercial real estate properties, especially multi-tenant industrial, flex and office space. The REIT is poised to excel as the industrial real estate market is witnessing improving fundamentals amid e-commerce boom and supply-chain strategy transformations.
PS Business Parks carries a Zacks Rank of 2, at present. The company has been a decent performer, with the company exceeding estimates in terms of FFO per share over the trailing four quarters.
Additionally, the company's Zacks Consensus Estimate for the ongoing year's FFO per share moved 1.5% north to $6.71 in two months' time.
Prologis PLD is a leading industrial REIT that acquires, develops, operates and manages industrial properties in the United States and across the globe. This Zacks #3 (Hold) Ranked stock generated a positive surprise of 1.32% in terms of FFO per share, in the second quarter which was backed by high occupancy.
Prologis has agreed to acquire warehouse owner Industrial Property Trust, in a deal valued at about $3.99 billion, from Black Creek Group, a move that will expand the company's position in key submarkets.
This apart, the company raised its guidance at the mid-point backed by healthy market conditions, solid customer demand and rent growth. The trend in estimate revisions of 2019 FFO per share indicates a favorable outlook for the company and given the progress on fundamentals, there is decent upside potential to the stock.
Here's how the above stocks have performed so far in the year.
Note: Anything related to earnings presented in this write-up represent funds from operations (FFO) — a widely used metric to gauge the performance of REITs.
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Vastavam web: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today assured his British counterpart Theresa May that the UK's withdrawal from the European Union offers opportunities to "further increase" bilateral trade ties as the two leaders had "fruitful discussions" on multiple aspects of India-UK relations and issues like counter-terrorism, radicalisation and online extremism.Modi, who arrived at 10 Downing Street for a breakfast meeting, was greeted with the customary handshake by May. "Very welcome to London, Prime Minister," May said as she greeted Modi.
Both leaders discussed ways to boost cooperation between India and UK.Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said the two leaders had wide-ranging talks on redefining and infusing new energy into the bilateral engagement post-Brexit. Brexit refers to the UK's decision in a June 23, 2016 referendum to leave the 28-nation European Union (EU)."Prime Minister Modi said there would be no dilution in the importance of the UK to India post-Brexit. He said the City of London was of great importance to India for accessing the global markets and would remain so," a Downing Street spokesperson said.
"The Prime Minister (May) updated Prime Minister Modi on the progress of the UK's withdrawal from the EU, saying the implementation period agreed in March gives Indian companies and investors the confidence that market access will continue on current terms until the end of 2020," the spokesperson said."They reflected on the progress made on bilateral defence and security cooperation since the Prime Minister's visit to India in 2016 and the agreement to a number of Defence Capability Partnerships in key strategic areas, with closer military-to-military ties underpinned by a succession of high level visits and exchanges," Downing Street said.
During a discussion on cooperation between the two countries on legal matters, which is likely to have covered extradition matters, May also welcomed the return to the UK of the "Chennai Six", the former British soldiers accused of piracy who were freed from an Indian jail last year.May and Modi discussed a new UK-India Tech Partnership, which will create thousands of jobs and generate significant investment in both our economies. Looking ahead at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) tomorrow, they also agreed on the importance of working together to build a more "sustainable, prosperous, secure and fairer future" for all Commonwealth citizens.
A "flash mob" of sari-clad women from Indian Ladies in UK, accompanied by dhols, had gathered outside Downing Street to welcome the Indian PM with banners such as "In India, Peace is always in Fashion".The event, hosted by Prince Charles, include the launch of a new Ayurvedic Centre of Excellence, aimed at creating a first-of-its-kind global network for evidence-based research on yoga and Ayurveda.
"The Prince and @narendramodi watch a performance by the Akademi South Asian dance group at the @sciencemuseum," Clarence House tweeted.It said the exhibition celebrates India's role in the history of science and technology by exploring its contributions to subjects including space exploration and engineering.He was received at the airport by UK foreign secretary Boris Johnson, who said he was "excited" that India-UK bilateral trade is growing at 15 per cent a year and the visit will help build on "huge economic advantages". Both leaders held a late night meeting at Heathrow airport.
According to official estimates, India-UK bilateral trade stands at USD 13 billion, with the UK among the largest G20 investors into India. Modi's UK visit this week will have a particular focus on the India-UK technological partnership as well as an enhanced role in the Commonwealth.


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Sharing is far too cumbersome to implement on iOS. UIActivityViewController is too limiting, and rolling your own library is too time-consuming. Most devs end up settling for underwhelming sharing options for lack of the time or inclination to make something better.
Overshare aims to provides easy integration with common services (Twitter, Facebook, etc).


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I found this useful link with lots of Nursery Rhymes.
Seaside Pleasures
Our Lessons are over all books put away,
A,B,C, Histories, Grammars, and Sums,
We don't like to think of such things, you must know,
When our bright summer holiday comes.
We've spades and we've buckets and
shrimping nets too,
For my card I have used Lewis at the beach. The dp is from Maja Design. The edge punch is from Fiskars. The sentiments is from Stampin Up, the word window punsh as well.
At the back side I have Lewis inside a circle with handmade by...
Jeg har jobbet efter Arianne's sketch fra Sunday Sketch & Stamp
I have used Arianne's sketch from Sunday Skech & Stamp
- Sunday Sketch & Stamps-#51 Sketch
- Simon Says Stamp Challenge- Card for a child challenge
- Fab-'n Funky Challenges- #68 All spotty & dotty
- Cute Card Thursday-#160 Weather Inspired
- Bunny Zoe's Crafts- #11 One for the Boys


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The second instalment of this road trip adventure with Paul Laidlaw and Claire Rawle begins in the city of Sunderland. Claire finds out about the Tynemouth Volunteer Life Brigade and military-mad Paul goes giddy when he visits a military observation post in Blyth.
The competition is well and truly on. Paul finds some RAF stereoscopic aerial reconnaissance photographs of German U-boats at a great price, but will they make the big profit he needs to clinch victory from new girl Claire when they go to auction at East Boldon, Tyne and Wear?


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Hematopathology Fellowship
Follow Loyola Hematopathology on @LoyolaHemePath
The ACGME accredited hematopathology fellowship is a one-year program, designed to provide eligilibity for the American Board of Pathology specialized examination in hematology. It is available to qualified, licensed pathologists who are board-eligible or diplomates of the American Board of Pathology in anatomic and/or clinical pathology. The program is designed to complement the existing Residency Training Program in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology within the Department of Pathology. The fellow will be exposed to the full range of hematopathology including bone marrow biopsy and aspirate morphology, lymph node biopsy interpretation, body fluid and peripheral blood smear morphology, flow cytometric immunophenotyping, immunohistochemistry, molecular pathology, and coagulation. Hematopathology faculty members and the hematopathology fellow work in close collaboration with our clinical hematology/oncology faculty at the Cardinal Bernadin Cancer Center to provide a comprehensive, integrated learning experience.
As the diagnostic consultants in a robust multidisciplinary leukemia & lymphoma treatment team at Loyola, we read over 1200 bone marrow specimens including 150-200 lymph node biopsy specimens over a year. Marrow biopsy, aspirate and flow cytometry data are typically integrated at the same before finalizing marrow and flow reports. Apart from bone marrow flow cytometry, we process over 500 peripheral blood flow cytometry specimens yearly. Notably, Loyola Medicine is a prominent hematopoietic stem cell transplant center and our diagnostic services support the evaluation of all post-transplant marrow and flow cytometry specimens, including STR engraftment analysis which are read on the ABI 3500 capillary electrophoresis platform.
The director of hematopathology and flow cytometry, Ameet R. Kini, MD PhD discusses the integral role of the hematopathologist as a member of the healthcare team in this video:
Hematopathology Fellowship Faculty
Milind M. Velankar, MD
Associate Professor, Department of Pathology
Program Director, Hematopathology Fellowship
Ameet R. Kini, MD PhD
Professor, Department of Pathology
Director of Hematopathology & Flow Cytometry
Kamran M. Mirza, MD PhD
Assistant Professor, Department of Pathology
Medical Director, Molecular Pathology Laboratory
Graduate Program Director, M.S. Program in Medical Laboratory Science
Jawed Fareed, PhD
Professor, Department(s) of Pathology & Molecular Pharmacology and Therapeutics
Jeanine Walenga, PhD
Professor, Department(s) of Pathology, Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery, Cell and Molecular Physiology
Associate Director, Point of Care Testing,
Medical Director, Clinical Coagulation Lab/Urinalysis Lab
Jiwang Zhang, MD PhD
Associate Professor, Department of Pathology
Director, Stem Cell Program (Oncology Institute)
Dr. Patrick Stiff, Director of the Cardinal Bernadin Cancer Center discusses Loyola's Bone Marrow Transplant Program:
Responsibilities of the Hematopathology Fellow
The fellow is expected to become proficient, not only in clinical and laboratory evaluations of patients with hematologic disorders, but also in the evaluation of blood, bone marrow, and lymph node specimens. This will be achieved by longitudinal exposure to clinical material throughout the year with graduated responsibility.
In developing necessary skills, the fellow will have teaching responsibilities which involve the education of pathology and medical residents and technologists in bone marrow morphology, coagulation, cytochemistry, hemoglobin analysis, molecular pathology, and lymph node pathology. This educational service is invaluable to a state-of-the-art hematology laboratory which functions to serve an active, growing hematology-oncology, molecular pathology and bone marrow transplant service.
The fellow is expected to and will be responsible for:
- The daily monitoring of the routine hematology laboratory and special hematology areas and bringing any problems to the attention of the Section Chief.
- Efficient operation of the bone marrow service, which requires reading out material with the hematopathology faculty, accurate recording of data, preparation of bone marrow reports, handling of specimens, and accurate filing and storage of material.
- Close interaction with the hematopathologist in the interpretation of the morphological and immunological data.
- Spending time in coagulation learning techniques and tests applicable to hematology.
- Interaction with clinicians to obtain accurate clinical information, slides from outside cases, and additional material if needed.
Thank you for your interest in the hematopathology fellowship at Loyola University Chicago. We look forward to receiving your application!
We are currently accepting applicants for fellowship cycle 2020-2021
For initial application we will need three letters of recommendation, Step III results, and a CV. Please forward the following items to the attention of Ela Stekala by November 30th.
- Current CV with personal statement
- Completed application form
- Two (2) wallet size photographs
- Official Graduate School/Medical School transcripts
- Copy of Graduate School/Medical School Diploma, if awarded.
(Foreign medical graduates must have a medical degree from a school listed in the World Health Organization Director of Medical Schools, have fulfilled all educational requirements to practice medicine in the country where the degree was obtained, and hold a valid license for same)
- Three (3) Letters of Recommendation from clinical faculty members addressed to the Program Director, Milind Velankar, MD
- Sample of writing skills (i.e. abstracts, articles, etc.), if available
- Copy of valid license to practice (if available)
- USMLE Scores, I, II, and III
All foreign medical graduates must provide copies of:
- A valid ECFMG Certificate
- A valid VISA or proof of U.S. Citizenship
(we sponsor J1 visas only)
A valid Illinois state license is mandatory for you to begin training here at Loyola. The licensure process will begin after acceptance in the program. If you would like preliminary information regarding the licensure procedure and requirements, it can be obtained from:
Illinois Department of Professional Regulation
320 W. Washington St. , 3rd Floor
Springfield, IL 62786
Past Fellows
A listing of our previous fellows
17'-18' Moiz Vora, MD
07'-08' Ranjitha Veerappan, MD
06'-07' Parag Patel, MD
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There's yeat another moneymaker deal at Walgreens going on all month long. The register rewars offer: buy two selected Johnson &Johnson products and get a $2 RR, buy three and get a $8 RR. The selected products includeMotrin, Tylenol, Lubriderm, Neosporin and a couple more. One of the Lubriderm products included is the Lubriderm Daily Moisture Body Lotion Fragrance Free 6oz that sells for $3.79 in stores. This is how you can turn this into a great moneymaker deal:
Buy three Lubriderm Body Lotion Fragrance Free 6oz $3.79 each
Use three $2/1 couposn from 10/11 RP insert or $2/1 printable coupon (thanks Rek!)
Use $1/1 Walgreens coupon from Diabetes and You Winter Issue (will deduct $3 at once)
Pay $2.37 plus tax out of pocket and earn a $8 register rewards back!
Since the $3.79 is the regular price and the deal is month long you could do this deal all month long. So if you don't have the Lubriderm coupons you have time to order some from a coupon clipping service such as the Coupon Clippers.
Also, Walgreens has a set of store coupons available on their website only. Just check your Weekly Ad and click on "Extra Coupons" on the right. If you have a "good" Target, you know the kind that is coupon friendly, you may be able to price match the ACT II for $0.99 each and use the $0.75/2 Target printable coupon available. Thanks Coupon High!
It's a great week at Walgreens! Don't miss all of the great deals available for you, you can find them all HERE.


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Transferring Credits
Most students entering The Keystone School need to transfer credits from other schools or homeschooling programs.
Requesting Your Transcript
If you've already earned credits for courses in grades 8 through 12 at another school, they may be eligible to transfer into Keystone. To verify the credits, Keystone requires a copy of your transcript from each school where credits were earned. To request your transcripts, download and complete the Keystone Transcript Request Form, and deliver it to the schools you attended in grade 8 and later.
For specific credit transfer requirements, refer to our Transfer Credit Policy and Portfolio Credit Policy.
Portfolio Evaluation
Keystone offers a free transcript and/or homeschool portfolio evaluation for transferring students. To request a Portfolio Evaluation, download and complete the Keystone portfolio evaluation request form, following the instructions carefully, and submit the completed documents through the following link:
Credits for portfolio-documented courses and from non-regionally accredited high schools will be evaluated on an individual basis and awarded at the discretion of the Keystone administration.
Transferring Credits from Outside the U.S.
If you are a foreign student, we do provide evaluation services, but we do it through an external service agency due to the complexities of foreign educational systems. Evaluation of foreign/international transcripts can take up to 30 days depending on the complexity and research required.
If you have any questions about enrollment, please call 800.255.4937, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 8 PM ET.
* Families are responsible for making sure they are complying with Homeschool requirements. Keystone is NOT responsible to notify or make families aware of homeschool state rules/regulations. Students interested in enrolling in Keystone should register with their state's Department of Education as a homeschooled student and follow any rules/regulations that apply.
Request Information
Thank you for your interest in The Keystone School!
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yes I too have been told to smile more… or better yet… I thought you were a total B* until I really got to know you… SUPER! I hate that, I just don't walk around all day smiling… I am happy! I hope it helps to know other bloggers feel the same way! Have a great day! 😉
we all have our ups and downs and it does help to share. sounds to me as if you could do with a little (bloggo-) holiday and recharge your batteries. You made me think though, I use an awful lot of !!!… mmm….. 🙂 hang on in there, it'll get better soon and there is no shame in being down. It happens to everyone.
Thank you for your honesty post, and I can also relate to your smile thing. One summer I was told, "the world is so much better when you smile" so many times that I wrote my Rodeo Queen speech about it! (Which worked out pretty well) Apparently there are those of us with faces that must just look miserable unless we're smiling brightly! 😉 But seriously WHO smiles ALL the time?
hang in there..you are a MOM!!! Above all else and moms do A LOT and are always tired it seems…give yourself a break and take just 10 min a day for yourself…a quick nap, book, magazine, sit quietly (I know what a thought!?!?) coffee, cookie..whatever! just 10 minutes to rejuvenate! And I say all this with EXTRA !!!!! 🙂
I get the same comments about not smiling and pepole thinking I'm snobby. Ugh Sorry I just don't have a perma grin on my face. Even when I feel like I'm smiling pepole still say you need to smile! Really? Do I look that depressed? I sure don't feel that way. Any how just thought I'd share with you your not the only one who gets those same comments. Hope it helped a bit. LOVE your quilts! Wish I could afford one as I have a baby comming! You truly are talented!
Keep your head up, pretty lady! Really, people need to try and look beyond the "non-smile." Trust me, I don't think you're a snob. I can only imagine how you might be feeling and I would be pretty darn burned out too. You do a lot and it takes it's toll. Give yourself a little credit and remember to just breath. 🙂 Can I do anything for you? My little guy is starting to feel better so maybe we'll get to come to playdate Wednesday. Would that be ok? Seriously, you're great! Keep up the good work and fight the good fight.
I live with a man who seldom smiles, so I know you can be happy and polite even if you aren't grinning like a jack-o-lantern. Keep your head up, and try not to fret too much over the blog. We'll all be here when you post, and we will wait patiently if you don't. You do have a life away from the computer, after all!
Glad to hear you have the same kind of days I do! Sometimes I wonder how these amazing 'blog' women are so perfectly happy? Don't worry though… I still think you are amazing 😉
I have a 'cranky' face too 🙂 I like it. It keeps away people I don't want to deal with 🙂
I'M WITH YOU, GIRLFRIEND! (Ok, I think that's the first time I've used the expression girlfriend. A little inappropriate, perhaps? Oh well, I'm committed now.)
My "Neutral" face is a bit grumpy or angry or something. The amount of times people have passed me while driving and then said, "Wow, you looked really upset/angry when I passed you." I guess I try and smile as much as possible in person so they're not used to it. Of course, my smile lines show it, so maybe I need to stop that. What's the point of being cheery if your face looks like a road map??
Hm, I need to meditate on this for some time.
P.S. My word verification below is "enizzle" which just makes me want to say, "enizzle my schnizzle" Oh yeah. I'm so street.
I'd say a large glass of wine and extra bubbly bath should be in your future STAT! I know you're not smiling, but I literally laughed out loud at your "Poop on your bum" song. That's destined to be a classic. Hope tomorrow brings better things.
First off, I'm new to your blog and I am not only impressed by your creativity and talent, but also with the fact that you manage to do all that you do with little kids under foot! I have one kid (18 months) and I can barely do the laundry on a regular basis! As for the new creative ideas you have to come up with all the time: there are no new creative ideas. If someone has thought it, I guarantee someone else has too– I know you mentioned that before. BUT maybe someone hasn't put such a pretty or different spin on the idea…that's where you come in. Anyway, don't stress. You do beautiful work, and you are being hard on yourself. It's hard enough to just be a mom/ wife–You're doing great! And that exclamation point is 100% sincere:)
A blog is such a front, because really, I'm not going to go on in a post that I hate how much my husband spends on the computer looking at his fantasy football stats, no one wants to read about that, so everyone who blogs comes off as perfect and happy. But seriously, my husband needs to spend less time on fantasty football.
I agree with the wine and the bubble bath bit, that sounds lovely. We are doing a bathroom remodel right now, so no bubblies until I get that stupid tiling done, but I've been sick so I can't do the stupid tiling. It's such a catch 22 – sick, so no tiling, so no bathtub, but no bathtub, so still sick.
I've had the same problem with past employers too!! Multiple times they have said they don't think I'm happy there. lol I'm glad I'm not the only one! Thats why I love being a SAHM because I don't have to deal with judgmental bosses! 🙂
Thanks for sharing…you are not alone, I can relate to A LOT of what you wrote, pretty much all of it.
Hope it helps to know I'm sending you a gramma hug.
I can't wait to hear you sing the vacuuming song the next time you guys come visit. That line was classic.
Please. I'll take Will and Luke for a walk. Treat yourself to a bubble bath.


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The 2016 Foundation Appeal has secured the striking self-portrait Bad dad 2013 by Queensland artist Michael Zavros for the Gallery's Collection. Since launching in April 2016, 170 donations have been received in support of the Appeal with Foundation President Tim Fairfax AC delighted with the generosity of benefactors who ensured the success of the campaign.
The Appeal also attracted donations from other supporters, including a number of first-time donors to the Gallery. Director Chris Saines CNZM said it was the first time a work by a contemporary Queensland artist had been the sole focus of a Foundation Appeal, with the acquisition of Zavros's intriguing painting strengthening the Gallery's holdings of work by Zavros and the collection of contemporary Australian art.
Zavros has a long-standing relationship with QAGOMA and curated an exhibition of works from the Collection titled 'A Private Collection: Artist's Choice' in 2013. In 2015, Bad dad was a highlight of the exhibition 'GOMA Q: Contemporary Queensland Art'.
Bad dad 2013 will remain on display on level 2 of GOMA until 30 October 2016.
The QAGOMA Foundation is the primary fundraising body of the Gallery. Since its establishment in 1979, the Foundation has raised more than $110 million, enabling the acquisition of more than 7200 artworks and supporting the development of exhibitions, publications and programs.


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Unplugged may be the cure to your tech addiction.
Internet addiction has been a growing problem over the last decade. As a family therapist, people constantly ask me how to get their families to put their phones down and enjoy quality time together.
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LONDON (CBS.MW) - Bundesbank President Ernst Welteke resigned on Friday, after coming under pressure over revelations he and his family spent four nights at a luxury Berlin hotel paid for by Dresdner Bank.
A noted hawk on interest rates, Welteke's departure could hasten a rate cut in Europe, currency analysts said.
Welteke was a member of the European Central Bank's governing council, which gave him a role on monetary policy for the eurozone nations. He was believed to have opposed a rate cut at the ECB's last policy meeting.
His resignation "might make a cut in European interest rates more likely," said Nick Parsons, currency strategist at Commerzbank Securities in London.
German businesses and some economists have been clamoring for an interest rate cut to spark growth in Europe, but particularly in Germany, which is lagging the weak eurozone economy.
German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder has made his views in favor of lower rates well known in recent months.
In a brief statement, the Bundesbank said its executive committee considered the resignation "appropriate." It went on to thank Welteke for the "successful guidance of the German Federal Bank since September 1999."
Welteke agreed this month to take a leave of absence while Frankfurt state prosecutors conducted an inquiry into his stay at a luxury Berlin hotel over the 2001/02 New Year, which was paid for by the commercial bank, according to reports.
The German central bank said vice president Juergen Stark will represent it on the European Central Bank's governing council in Welteke's absence.
Speculation over his resignation added to the pressure on the euro this month, analysts have said. Overall, the euro has been weaker and at one point fell below $1.19 on expectations that American interest rates will head higher, in effect narrowing the gap between European and U.S. rates.


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Xian Lim will direct his first movie for Cinemalaya 2019
MANILA, Philippines – Xian Lim will soon be direct his film, and it's going to be an entry for no less than the Cinemalaya film festival.
On Sunday, August 12, Xian joined the list of directors who were announced as part of Cinemalaya 2019's lineup. Xian's movie is entitled Tabon.
In an interview after the awards night, Xian said the project has been in the pipeline for over two years.
"I always wanted to direct and buti na lang napasama ako sa (fortunately, I was able to join a) group of people na sumusuporta sa vision ko (who support my vision), especially Sir Ricky Lee, who helped us in Batch 17 [of the workshop]," he said, referring to the 15 week workshop he took under the veteran scriptwriter.
"I'll be having a couple of guys to guide me along the way, and I'm sure this is... I'm going to need all the help I can get. Hindi naman ito yung parang yung sinasabi ko na kaya ko na (I'm not saying I can do this by myself)," he added.
Asked if he'll be doing some acting in the movie, he said: "I'll be doing purely directing."
Xian is currently doing promotions for the movie Miss Granny, starring Sarah Geronimo and James Reid. – Rappler.com


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The fallout begins for Equifax: Read here
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Sunday also began with no wind and flat calm water. The Sailing Instructions dictated that no races were to start after 1530, so when the breeze had still not filled in by 1330, the Executive Race Committee called the regatta. At the Awards Ceremony, there was still only a hint of a northerly.
Thus, it was a short regatta, but it was a sweet regatta. "The Js came out en masse," said Davant. The J/70 fleet was particularly active, and also hosted a clinic on Friday afternoon. "These guys are revving up for J/70 Worlds, which will be hosted by StFYC this September, so we're starting to see some out-of-towners come in to get a feel for the Bay," said Davant.
Peter Cameron swept the J/70 fleet with two bullets on PRIME NUMBER while second place was shared by Frank Slootman on LITTLE HAND (2-5) and Justin Kromelow on LOOSE LUCY (3-4). Rounding out the top five Tracy & Christy Usher's CHRISTINE ROBIN in fourth, just one point from a three-way tie for second place and in fifth was Chris Kostanecki's JENNIFER.
The J/24s enjoyed close racing as well. The big EVIL OCTOPUS sailed by Jasper Van Vliet from Richmond YC took the top spot with a 2-1 followed by Darren Cumming's DOWNTOWN UPROAR with a 1-3. Third was Val Lulevich's SHUT UP & DRIVE, fourth Randall Rasicot's FLIGHT and fifth Paul van Ravenswaay's FERAL ROOSTER.
It was the mighty big BAD DOG in the J/111s that won class with double bullets, led by their fearless leader Richard Swanson. With deux deuces, it was Nesrin Basoz's SWIFT NESS in second, followed by Gorkem Ozcelebi's DOUBLE DIGIT in third place.
There were some rapid ascents and descents in the J/120 class. Surviving their game of chutes & ladders was David Halliwill's PEREGRINE to take a 2-1 and the win. Barry Lewis' CHANCE nabbed a 1-3 to seal the deal for the silver while Stevie Madeira's magnificently green (like Maine forest colors) MR MAGOO settled for the bronze.
While most fleets saw some boats predominate, that was not the case for the extremely competitive J/105 class. Here's Phil Laby's J/105 class report (with contributions by Toné Chin and Pat Benedict).
"We had a strong fleet showing of twenty-five J/105's, the best this year and especially good for a mid-season event. With strong midday ebb transitioning into early flood later in the day, and with light breezes predicted, a premium could be expected on good starts, working the currents, and finding lanes for breeze.
Saturday's start was postponed several hours and the fleet watched from the St. Francis Yacht Club (largely in summer attire) as the Lightship Race drifted through their starts, struggled to avoid obstructions, and made due with a light easterly wind or otherwise were induced by the strong ebb out the gate. At about noon a westerly finally appeared building to around 10-15 knots for the rest of the day.
In the first race, stronger ebb out in the bay favored several boats starting at the committee boat and who tacked immediately to port. Arbitrage nailed the start at the committee and tacked out first, followed by Advantage3, then Jabberwocky, Godot, and Wonder with the rest of the fleet following suit. The ebb made for a fast beat and Godot's strategy called for an earlier tack shy of the lay line to avoid the possibility of over-standing. However, those that continued farther (Arbitrage and Advantage3) gained additional lengths by the weather mark. The fleet tightened while heading downwind along the beach for tide relief. Godot sailed below a group on starboard and jibed shy of the beach, finding more wind off shore and moved into 4th. After one more loop, featuring a jibing dual between leaders Arbitrage and Advantage3, the latter got its bow out at the finish line to earn the bullet. Wonder found the boat side favored to finish just ahead of Godot for the 3rd spot.
Simon Bell, tactician aboard Advantage3, had this to say of the exciting finish in race one: "Being overlapped with Arbitrage at the finish line… with both spinnakers pulling, the crew really pumped up, and winning less than 2 seconds ahead will be unforgettable!"
For the second race, the starting line was set significantly port side or pin favored to attract some starters from just ganging up at the race committee and heading out into the remaining ebb. Godot decided to set up a third back from the pin end for a position to quickly tack after the start. A header occurred during the final moments allowing for an easy execution of this tack at the gun. Recounted Toné Chin on the bow of Godot, "With my keen eyes, I waved the skipper to go full speed… this allowed us to take fully take advantage of the skewed line. At the gun, we flopped over to port and managed to clear the whole fleet." A drag race ensued with 007, the pin boat off the line that also crossed on port, to the right corner of the course. Towards the top of the course 007 crossed close ahead of Godot several times. The early flood had already begun at the mark and Godot managed to arrive first, closely followed by 007, both several lengths ahead of the next boat. Godot led the rest of the way, playing the shifting current and wind at the top of the next beat that offered the fleet enabling passing opportunities. At the finish line, Godot was followed by Roxanne, Jam Session, Advantage3, and Blackhawk.
Sunday's racing was canceled with the absence of breeze. In the end, Godot scored the win followed by Advantage3 in a tie breaker, both with 5 points. The next three spots were filled by Roxanne, Arbitrage, and Blackhawk, respectively, in a three-way tie breaker with 12 points each.
The skipper of Advantage 3, Pat Benedict, acknowledged outstanding crew work as integral to his success. At one leeward gate rounding, he was amazed that his team was "able to jibe, pull out the jib, do a leeward take down, and round the mark within 4 boat lengths of the starboard buoy."
The skipper of Godot, Phil Laby, reflected, 'There was some amazing work done by the foredeck team of Patrick Haywood (pit), Matt Skafel (mast), and Toné (bowman extraordinaire). The trimmers of Drew Cannon (spinnaker) and Will Lowe (main) also did well. This crew have been racing together for only five days, so we're happy with the results so far.'"
What the regatta may have lacked in breeze, it made up for in entertainment. The Saturday night regatta party was great fun and included dinner, a live band, free-flowing Mount Gay and a massive raffle for sailing swag. Sailing photo credits- Chris Ray Photo and Erik Simonson For more J/Fest San Francisco sailing information


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Charles Levier (1920-2003)
Charles Levier was born in 1920 to a French father and American mother in Corsica. He was fascinated by colour and form, which led him at the age of seventeen to attend the École Nationale Supérieure de Arts Decoratifs in Paris. When the Second World War broke out, Levier served in the Army, primarily based in North Africa.
After the War Charles Levier divided his time between the USA and France. His first one man show was at the Galerie Constantine in Lyons, followed by an exhibition in Los Angeles in 1950. In 1955 he exhibited at the Galeries de Colisee in Paris, returning afterwards to America where the Lilienfeld Gallery in New York began to present his work. The Lilienfeld Gallery's owner, Dr. Lilienfeld, was a highly respected figure in the New York art world at the time, and his personal enthusiasm and endorsement of Charles Levier's paintings were a huge benefit to the artist's career. Through his collaboration with the gallery he was introduced to many collectors who shared Dr. Lilienfeld's appreciation of his work.
Charles Levier's enduring themes were a totally French interpretation of landscape and interiors, often with a view of a Mediterranean port and sea through a window. He also painted Parisian scenes, and the fashionable women of both Paris and the Riviera.His paintings were collected by such luminaries as Frank Sinatra, Peter Lawford, Adlai Stevenson, Baron Edmund de Rothschild, Prince and Princess Poniatoski, Dean Martin and many others.
His work is represented in the Musée d'Art Modern and the Musée de Menton in France, and in the USA at Atlanta Museum, Seattle Museum, Museum of New Orleans and the San Diego Museum.
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Storm-weary Oklahoma and Arkansas are seeing another round of severe weather that has flooded roadways.
The National Weather Service reports more than 3 inches of rain fell in Tulsa on Thursday, days after water from the swollen Arkansas River started receding . A flash flood warning was in effect downriver in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Forecasters don't expect the rain to raise water levels higher than where they crested.
The same storm system dumped to 1.5 inches of rain in 30 minutes in Oklahoma City. Firefighters reported rescuing stranded motorists in at least a dozen different spots there.
This latest band of storms follows bouts of severe weather that killed at least six people in Oklahoma, including two when a tornado ripped through a mobile home park in El Reno.


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Do you ever wonder what might happen to your smile if you don't visit your Milton dentists Drs. John and Patrick Murphy regularly?
We know you have a busy schedule. Whether it's the daily grind of work mixed with errands, your kid's after-school activities or your at-home responsibilities you may feel like your schedule is so full that you can't possibly schedule one more thing. But wait a minute! If you don't have our Milton, MA family dentists Dr. John M. Murphy and Dr. Patrick J. Murphy on the calendar at least every six months, depending on your personal needs, you need to revamp your schedule with us—here's why:
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Issues such as decay and gum disease don't always cause symptoms, so it's possible you may be dealing with one or both of these problems and not know it. Fortunately, by visiting our Milton dentists Drs. John and Patrick Murphy at least every six months you make it easier for us to identify problems early on when they are much easier to treat.
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GOP attack ads taking aim at Obama early and often
Inside the debate halls, the clash may be Republican versus Republican. But offstage, conservatives are mounting a unified and expensive air assault on the candidates' common opponent: President Barack Obama.
Less than a year before Election Day, Republican presidential candidates and conservative action groups are already spending heavily on television advertising aimed at casting Obama as a failure. They are employing aggressive and sometimes misleading tactics as they exchange fire with the White House and its allies in what is shaping up to be the most costly general election advertising war yet.
Perry, Romney ads
In an advertisement from Gov. Rick Perry of Texas that is now running on national cable television, Perry looks directly into the camera and declares: "Obama's socialist policies are bankrupting America. We must stop him now."
A new commercial from Mitt Romney that ran last week in New Hampshire displays a litany of depressing assertions about the economy. "Greatest jobs crisis since Great Depression. Record home foreclosures. Record national debt." And it renders judgment on Obama's presidency: "He promised he would fix the economy. He failed."
In the last six months, conservative groups like those affiliated with Karl Rove and the billionaire industrialist Koch brothers, and, increasingly, Republican candidates themselves, have spent more than $13 million on advertisements carrying a negative message about Obama, according to an analysis by Kantar Media's Campaign Media Analysis Group, which tracks political advertising.
And it is only going to grow more intense.
"These dollar figures we're talking about now are going to seem quaint in a few months," said Kenneth Goldstein, president of the analysis group. "And they'll seem really quaint in eight or nine months."
Total television advertising spending on the 2012 election cycle could top $3 billion, up from $2.1 billion four years ago, Kantar estimates, fueled in part by the rise of independent groups that can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money on campaigns.
Substantial risks
Candidates have previously tended to use their early advertising to introduce themselves to voters in gauzy terms. But this time around, Obama's opponents are betting they can employ early attacks to define a narrative about him at the very beginning of the election season, before Democrats fully unleash the hundreds of millions of dollars being raised by the president. Their perceived advantage: airwaves that are not yet clogged with competing political messages.
But going negative so early also carries substantial risks. One is that many voters are not yet paying much attention to the campaign and will not do so until much closer to next November, meaning the advertising expenditures could be largely wasted. And negative messages now could alienate moderate and independent voters who blame excessive partisanship for Washington's troubles in addressing the nation's big problems.
Democrats also active
The White House and its allies have hardly been shy about going after the Republicans. Democrats have already run advertisements in Arizona, Iowa and South Carolina against Romney, who, if he wins the nomination, will be the subject of an intense Democratic effort to show him as an unprincipled flip-flopper.
Priorities USA Action, a pro-Obama group founded with the help of Bill Burton, a former White House spokesman, has spent almost a million dollars on television advertisements. Though Obama is all but certain to have a substantial fundraising advantage over his eventual Republican rival, Burton said that in the early going, when outside groups are playing a particularly prominent role in laying out the arguments on both sides, conservatives have a big lead over their liberal counterparts.
"This is asymmetric warfare," he said, "but we're pretty confident that we'll be more effective and more strategic in how we spend our money."
Crossroads GPS, a conservative advocacy group founded by Rove and other Republican strategists, has placed the biggest bet so far on negative messages. By its own count, it has spent about $20 million this year on political advertising.


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Good news, ya'll. Orleans—that finger lickin' fried chicken waffle haven in Britomart—has recently blessed us with a new menu. While we're firm believers in the 'don't mess with a good thing' concept, Orleans have somehow managed to make their Southern grub a whole lot better, cementing their spot as one of the best restaurants in Britomart.
Wander down Roukai Lane and you'll end up in this bar and restaurant, channelling the vibes of New Orleanian jazz dens, but with the comforting smell of soul food.
Orleans has been serving up a taste of Louisiana since 2013. The focus has always been on live music, liquor and sharing plates, however this Britomart restaurant's brand spanking new menu features some mighty fine additions.
Your next meal at Orleans should be centred around the Headliners. From whole jerk spice chicken and truffle mayo crab, to a whopping 2-pound T-bone or a mountain of ribs, Headliners are MASSIVE, both in flavour and size.
But before you tackle these dishes, hit up some Soulful Classics. Give into your fried chicken obsession and order the new crispy chicken wings, and for the love of all things delicious, do yourself a favour and give the fried green tomatoes a go, too. These bad boys come with a delicious remoulade and are a welcome side to an otherwise meat-focused meal.
If you'd rather launch into the cocktail menu than go full food coma, the Supporting Acts are a good place to start. Orleans' potato salad and slaw are particularly tasty, and their curly fries make for the perfect Hurricane (complete with an umbrella) or Bons Temp Fizz companion.
But wait, there's more! The Big Finale is something you'll want to stick around for. Five new French Quarter desserts have been added to the menu—pecan pie, white chocolate cheesecake, Orleans Eton mess (better than the Brits!), coffee and bourbon pot de crème, and the standout, sugar powered beignets WITH a salted caramel milkshake. Holy Moly. Time to loosen the belts.
Like a bit of liquor with your shake? This Britomart restaurant let's you get your salted caramel pimped up with Stolen spiced rum. A few of these and you've got yourself a partay, Orleans style.
Want to know the location, opening hours, and all the details? Find Orleans in the Directory.
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tillydog123 wrote:We all said and knew Davies would never play for Stags again a bit like Jones when he became a crock.
Time to get mutual agreement on both sides to retire him gracefully, think we can manage without him now and have done for most of the last season and this one probably also.
His wages must be huge!!
Come on Davies do the right thing for Stags and bow out as a decent player of your time.
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acasman wrote:Doesn't player insurance cover costs ?
Jimstag wrote:I think that most lower clubs wouldn't do it as the costs are prohibitive but if we are being funded via one call loans it might make sense to offer some sort of cheap insurance as a financial fair play loophole if required? It feels like a potential advantage given we'd be one of few with the right connections?
I was recently talking to a Birmingham fan who made me aware of one way clubs were exploiting FFP by offering player-coach deals, I was told the coach part of the deal didn't have to be declared within FFP which allowed clubs to inflate wages.
BilsthorpeStag wrote:If you look at his Instagram profile, all you ever get are pictures of him at some resort with his tats out and laughing his tits off. All paid for by us.
yorkshire stag wrote:Has there actually been an official statement he is injured again or is it hearsay ?
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Development Squads
Volleyball WA's Development Squads have been designed to provide young athletes with an opportunity to develop their skills in indoor and beach volleyball. Under the guidance of some of WA's best coaches, the programs have been designed is to ensure athletes are able to perform the foundation skills with precision and provide them with the best platform to successful representation in the future.
U14, U15 & U17 Development Squad
The U14, U15 & U17 development squad is for all athletes wishing to represent WA at the Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships and Australian Junior Volleyball Championships. To find out more please contact our Schools and Junior Development Coordinator.


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Spring Revival
Give your Skin a Fresh New Look
Spring is a season of revival, literally. Fresh air, new growth, crisp color. We take our morning coffee out on the patio and we tilt our faces to the sun, enjoying the feel of the warm air on our skin after a long Colorado winter.
We feel rejuvenated on the inside, and we like it. Now if only we could do something about the outside—freshen up our skin, say, from head to toe. We exercise, we eat healthfully, we focus on reducing stress. But our skin, well, it is what it is.
Not necessarily. Fortunately for us, Colorado Springs offers a virtual cornucopia of opportunities in terms of top-shelf skin care delivered by highly skilled and dedicated professionals. Whether we want to simply rejuvenate our skin for a fresher look, address a specific issue we've been complaining about for months or years, or seriously ramp up our youth-enhancing efforts, we have plenty of options from which to choose.
Let's meet a few of the city's preeminent specialists in the field of skin care, and learn about some exciting treatments and game-changing advances. And let's not forget that our skin is the body's largest organ and a reflection of our health. It only makes sense that we give it the care and attention it deserves.
Elizabeth Piantanida, MD, board certified dermatologist and founder/director of Skin MD Skin Enhancement and Laser Center, says, "I specialize in all things having to do with the skin, including skin diseases, rashes and skin cancers. My cosmetic expertise focuses on non-ablative (non-invasive) laser treatments and injectable treatments such as Botox and fillers that improve the appearance of the aging face."
Dr. Piantanida says non-ablative treatments are in high demand, especially among professional men and women who cannot afford time off from work to recover from a larger, more invasive type of procedure. "We can improve the skin's appearance without surgery or significant risk. Results can be more subtle than bigger surgeries, often with a more natural appearance, too."
"I think that people always want to look their best," says Piantanida, "especially the Baby Boomer and Gen X generations. I have noticed a big trend the past 2 years. With the current economy, I have had many patients express that they wanted to look younger in order to compete with younger people in the job market."
Specific treatments that offer significant improvement vary, of course, from patient to patient, says Piantanida. "Botulinum toxin, for example, can make a significant impact on someone who has frown lines on the forehead. Most of the time, however, the most optimal approach is to combine different treatments. For example, a patient might have sun damage and poor texture requiring resurfacing, but also some skin tightening or some volume (i.e. filler) added back into the cheeks or deeper folds of the face."
Rebecca Johnston, esthetician and owner of Avarya Skin Care, says, "Our passion has always been to focus on inside/outside/around. It's pointless to focus on what we do to the outside of our body if we don't simultaneously take great care of what we put into our body. Around means the uncontrolled stresses that squeeze the life energy from our body and skin. Pain, stress, conflict – all these things that can overtake our life are written directly onto our face!"
Johnston says Avarya focuses on the total person. "For the face we use European regenerative equipment that reverses the clock by giving the facial muscles a 'yoga/pilates' workout and stimulates protein synthesis. Aging is not only slowing down, but in a sense, breaking down. We work to give the cells the tools they need to speed up in a healthy way and remain youthful.
"Our body treatments focus on detoxification, weight/inch loss, building better skin and hydration. We also use a dry flotation bed from Austria that allows you to float in a warm, weightless environment."
Johnston says Avarya employs a treatment developed in England, called iEllios, which uses non-thermal signaling energies to reverse the clock. "Working with the body rather than on the body or against it, we can achieve significantly increased systemic energy which translates to more collagen, more elastin, more of all the good things our skin needs with none of the trauma.
Nathan Trookman, MD, board certified dermatologist with Colorado Springs Dermatology Clinic and Medical Director of the Rocky Mountain Laser Center, specializes in cosmetic skin care procedures.
"We perform Botox, fillers and laser procedures," says Dr. Trookman. "With 12 lasers on sight, we can offer patients the best treatment plan for their skin, from topical skin care to surgical procedures."
Dr. Trookman says the most popular appearance-improving procedures are Botox, to eliminate wrinkles on the upper face, and fillers, such as Juvederm and Radiesse, to eliminate wrinkles on the lower face and to fill in volume loss of the upper face. Laser treatments such as Photofacial to eliminate vascular and pigmented lesions on the face are quite popular as well, he says.
"Non-surgical treatments are the rage for the 21st century," says Trookman. "Patients don't need to take on the risks and expense of surgical procedures to look better. Women would rather do subtle procedures, once or twice a year, and have little to no down time. It's easier for women to look younger by doing maintenance treatments slowly over time rather than undergo a dramatic change via a facelift.
"The major advances in skin care have been in faster healing devices and procedures. Traditional resurfacing took six months to completely heal, and now patients are back to work in one week with procedures like Fraxel, a form of fractional laser resurfacing. In an economic downturn, patients are doing less facelifts and large surgical procedures and requesting less expensive and faster healing alternatives."
Lisa Jenks, MD, Medical Director of Genesis MedSpa, says Genesis specializes in treatments using Botox and Juvederm. "We pride ourselves," she says, "on knowing that most clients want to look very natural and not 'over-done.' We always begin slowly and conservatively when doing injections, knowing that we can add more product later if desired by the client."
Genesis also specializes in acne therapy, both for teens and adults. Dr. Jenks says acne is best treated using a comprehensive program that includes appropriate mild peels, Blue-U light therapy, and anti-inflammatory laser treatments.
"In highest demand," says Jenks, "are treatments that soften the lines and wrinkles on the face. Unfortunately the aging process makes many of us look angry, stressed and harsh. My clients are generally not wanting to look decades younger, but instead to look like the nice, happy people they are on the inside. By using injectables to soften facial lines, people age looking like the person they feel they are."
Dr. Jenks says when it comes to treating areas other than the face, Genesis offers mild chemical peels, laser procedures and fillers, all of which improve the appearance of the hands, chest and neck. "Clients today realize that skin care includes all areas of their body that are exposed to the elements."
Genesis uses a CORE laser, which is an advanced fractional CO2 resurfacing laser, says Jenks, that offers drastically-reduced down time with better-than-ever results. As for no down time treatments, Genesis employs VaserShape, a non-invasive procedure for melting away localized fat deposits on any part of the body below the neck.
Decisions, decisions. So what's on the horizon in terms of groundbreaking skin care advances, and what types of treatments can we look forward to?
"I think one of the most exciting new technologies that we have seen in the aesthetic world," says Dr. Piantanida "is the use of high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) to destroy fat cells. This device is known as Liposonix. We now have the ability to destroy fat without having to surgically suck it out! This is a huge and exciting breakthrough, especially for exercise-resistant areas of fat like belly pooches and love handles."
Dr. Trookman says, "New advances in skin tightening will rock the future. New studies indicate that women who perform maintenance laser and IPL (intense pulsed light) treatment on a yearly basis tighten collagen in their skin and look much younger than those who don't. New skin care products with antioxidants such as Vitamin C and Phloretin will reverse the signs of aging and fight photo damage from our misspent youth."
"I think we are approaching one of the most thrilling decades in history in terms of skin and health science," says Rebecca Johnston. "My crystal ball reveals unimaginable advances with human stem cells. I also believe we will continue to discover that less damage is more effective in the realm of anti-aging skin treatments. I doubt that in ten years we will see much in the way of surgical 'face lifts.' Everything will be more subtle, more individual."
Dr. Jenks says, "We are living longer, more productive lives than at any time in history. We are more active than former generations used to be and are still traveling, working out and volunteering well into our 80s and 90s. All of this means that people want to look like they feel. The exciting thing about aesthetic medicine is that it is always evolving. Our ability to stimulate collagen production, reduce sun damage and produce healthy, beautiful skin improves each year."


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There is a great opportunity tomorrow and Sunday to gain free admittance to some of the lesser-known DC museums that normally charge a fee for entry. It's the Dupont-Kalorama Museum Walk. Participating venues this year include the Christian Heurich House, The Anderson House, the Phillips Collection, and others. There is a free shuttle that makes regular stops at all of the venues throughout the weekend, but I find that most of them are within reasonable walking distance of one another. If you haven't visited any of these museums or it's been awhile, I think it would be well worth your time (and again, free admission to all of the participating museums tomorrow and Sunday).


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A companion piece to the 2016 LP 'Strangers,' consisting of home recordings contemporary to that album's sessions. Strangers is a beautiful and haunting record, these recordings are a superb addition.
Marissa brought us a beautiful album full of melancholy..her voice and melodies are taking us out there. All the colors of the dark makes me shivering, and from now on, Marissa is not a stranger for me anymore. Please take time to listen to her incredible record. You will not be disappointed !


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Ami.Knight replied to Fanatic's topic in Community DiscussionI don't do it so much now, but i used to ALWAYS wear a gas mask. When someone asked me why I would just ask them "Have you ever hit a zombie with an ax?" It would protect from splatter far better than a bandanna or balaclava which would just get soaked. The other reason I have is an IC event, in which i got shot in the head. Got shot and after a few minutes I woke up, low blood, but i wasn't bleeding, and the only thing ruined was my gasmask. So i roleplayed out that the filter caught the bullet and saved my life.
The issue with that comes to the fact that there is simple no way to guard a spot around the clock, and the trolls will just sneak in as soon as the so called guards log and wreck EVERYTHING. Like they do EVERY SINGLE TIME. Too many people don't give a shit about rp and only want to destroy everyone else's fun.
I would love to see this happen, but it would take a good deal of work to sort out a working ruleset to protect them. The problem with trying to set something like this up without the rules backing you is that the pvp players don't enjoy rp that isn't THEIR rp. So even if you have 15 guards they will attack it, if they get beaten they will wait for everyone to log off and they will attack it just to destroy everything and ruin everyone's rp. Without rule backing a place like this CANNOT survive more than a week.
A late goodbye [Private Freq.]
Ami.Knight replied to VegasRP's topic in DayZ Radio Chatter*Ami clicks her radio after listening to the message.* "Godspeed fam... If you ever find yourself down in Miroslavl... drop by the farm, last I was there was some good folks setting up. I'll miss you hun, take care of yourself. Don't want to lose another member of my first family." *She sighs and releases the button, staring at her backpack.*
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Ami.Knight replied to Wumbyyy's topic in Community DiscussionHere for my OGF Zeke, and Chief...ummm KINDA? sorta? One of my ogf? But a dammed good roleplayer either way.
If THIS is run of the mill then perhaps you shouldnt be a bandit. Not only is doing nothing but telling your hostage to shut up bad rp, but doing nothing but calling them names the whole time is easily trollish rp. Unless ere ands good ic grounds for them to be treating you this way. (And no BEING a bandit is NOT good IC reason.) Sorry you didn't get vid of it hun. Given your history of posts like this, i won't comment. You should read things more carefully tho, cuz I didn't say I do that. Lmao It doesn't really matter if you do it, you clearly approve of it, and that is part of the problem. If you'd like, i could take shots at your "history of posts too." Keep it on topic.
If THIS is run of the mill then perhaps you shouldnt be a bandit. Not only is doing nothing but telling your hostage to shut up bad rp, but doing nothing but calling them names the whole time is easily trollish rp. Unless ere ands good ic grounds for them to be treating you this way. (And no BEING a bandit is NOT good IC reason.) Sorry you didn't get vid of it hun.
This happen to anyone else?
Ami.Knight replied to Billy__'s topic in DayZ StandaloneI think part of it might be the character itself. I understand this is not a majority of the case but for example. My main char Ami, has been taken hostage more times than I can count. Combined with the shit that has happened to her since she has been alive in game like 2 years now, she really isn't afraid of people pointing guns and shit at her for the most part. While playing my alts on the other hand, they don't have that experience that turned her to stone, so they (and myself tbh) get far more panicked and scared when the rifles start pointing.
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Ami.Knight replied to isocade's topic in Community DiscussionSo making a character based on the group you join is metagaming... I think maybe I made that unclear. I personally find it to be metagamed yes, when someone makes a char for the sole purpose of rolling with a specific group. I mean that is quite literally the definition right there. "Using ooc knowledge for IC gain." You knew this group was villains so you rolled a villain so he would be accepted. However I don't personally see a problem with that as long as the character has been thought out more than "My char is part of group X" The part that bothers me is when either there has been no thought put into the character beyond the above example, or when an existing character makes an unbelievable 180 in personality just to do so when it clearly opposes everything established about said character.
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Ami.Knight replied to isocade's topic in Community DiscussionOne of the main issues I've run into with hero/villain characters most recently, is many of them seem to be based of metagaming honestly. Many people I've seen will roll up a hero or a villain just to be able to join a specific group, to or play with a specific player they are ooc friends with. It's one of the things that really kills immersion for me and makes me rank a character as poorly thought out. I can understand wanting to play with a friend granted, but when you are not really building a character for that specific purpose, and not fleshing them out to make it believable, or WORSE when your character just makes a sudden 180 on their established personality, just because they are bored with current roleplay, with either NO or MINIMAL reason for it (especially something set up OOC'LY) then it just completely flies in the face of playing your role.
Hey Ami! gosh its been a while since i've seen you around IG, we should fix that!! if i might offer a (hopefully) helpful suggestion! since there are already a great deal of already established camps around chernasaurous across both servers.. perhaps you could attempt to strike up an arrangement with another group with a place of their own with mutual benefits? they could offer assisted security for your goods.. and they could get first picks on all of your latest supplies? and since youre a trader and would be getting high amounts of traffic, perhaps there is a pre-existing group that enjoys high traffic in their camp and would be willing to work with you? just a thought to mull over! im really sorry to hear about your camp troubles, it's just incredibly sad that there are those who would do such a thing for the sake of spite. anyways.. i hope this helps! c: Sadly i haven't really met any groups lately. The times that I am on are so late most everyone is usually asleep. Otherwise i think it would be great to have a steady trade route with an actual group. If nothing else it would be a steady source of RP.
I fully understand, this is easily one of the least immature communities I've been apart of for any game. I'm not saying it will outright make me quit so easily, but it certainly continues adding straws to the camel's back. As for the commenting on that specific group, i honestly didn't know they existed until they posted here and I asked one of my friends who they were.
While I tend to agree thing is its supposed to be RP so as realistic as possible right? If you just dumped his shit on the ground it would be there when he got back. Raccoons aren't gonna carry off a bunch of gear over night. Well considering that there are no racoons in Chernarus, it would be foxes 100% Agree if I find a random camp in the woods full of shit that I can't carry then I would burn it or ruin it to the extent that no one can use it again. So basically the 3 of you just admitted you are trolls who WOULD in fact GRIEF any camp you found. DESPITE it being against server rules? That is good to know... Also if you wanna get "REALISTIC" on this? I would shoot you the second I could see you, which is against the server rules, and also if you DID just drop all the shit you found it wouldn't vanish randomly during the day. So don't even TRY to argue the realistic thing to do here.
Isn't it against server rules to booby trap tents and such?
Well see that would even be preferred. At least if they had like captured you and then took your shit and destroyed it, there would be rp involved in it.


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TN : Atrocities against SC/SC is a Cause of Concernby OPINIONEXPRESS.IN June 1, 2018 0 comments
Even after 50 years of continuous rule by Dravidian parties in Tamil Nadu, people belonging to SC/ST are suffering and remain oppressed, depressed. This has proved the total failure of the Dravidian Parties.
Governance by Dravidian parties which commenced in 1967 has improved a lot of intermediate castes but the Dalits in the State remain oppressed, depressed and subjugated, according to chroniclers of Tamil Nadu politics.
Incidents which took place in various districts of Tamil Nadu during the last three days underscore the statement made by Ramdas Athawale, Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment. Speaking to reporters during his recent visit to Chennai, the Minister pointed out that Tamil Nadu was one of the 10 States in the country which has high cases of atrocities against Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe communities.
This Monday saw two Dalits, getting murdered allegedly by a section of people belonging to the intermediate caste at Manamadurai in the district of Sivaganga.
A Shanmughanathan (31) who held a MBA degree and K Thirupuvanam alias Arumugham (65) were murdered by the intermediate caste people for not showing respect to the latter when they went to the village temple.
A caste Hindu youth by name Suman got furious when the group of Dalit youths did not get up when they saw him and the murders were in retaliation of the disrespect, according to the villagers.
They also said though there were 15 persons in the group which attacked them, only five have been arrested so far.
The victims who bore the brunt of the caste persons included a retired soldier of the Indian Army as well as a serving policeman.
"The number of atrocities committed against SC/ST communities in Tamil Nadu is big when compared to other States. This has to be brought down," minister Athawale had told the officials of the Tamil Nadu government.
"Each district in the State should have a special court exclusively to attend to the atrocities against the SC/ST community members. But in Tamil Nadu there are only six such courts," the Minister had pointed out.
In yet another development, a social activist by name S Sivasubramaniam has come out with a disclosure of how conservancy workers belonging to the Scheduled Caste community are being taken for a ride by the private labour contractors Nilgiri district of the State.
Sivasubramaniam, who heads the Centre for Consumer, Human Resources and Environment Protection in Gudalur has told the National Commission for Scheduled Caste that 50 conservancy workers who have been hired by the contractor at a monthly salary of Rs 13,000/ — were paid only Rs 8,000/ per month for their works and the rest was pocketed by the contractor himself.
"When the workers who felt cheated questioned the contractor, he laid them off and they are without any work," said Sivasubramanian.
He said there was no provision in the local body rules to appoint conservancy workers on a permanent basis though they too were part of essential services wing.
According to S Manoharan, an activist working among the conservancy workers in Ootty, the incidence at Gudalur was not an isolated one as exploitation of this kind was happening in all local bodies in the State, irrespective of who is in power. "Dravidian rule has benefited certain castes but not the Dalits.
Their woes have only increased," said Rameshan, veteran scribe who headed a news agency in the State for more than three decades.
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|moo cards for my new website
I looked into lots of different 'pathways' to getting a web presence before I plumped for having a bespoke one designed for me. There are lots of less costly options on shared sites that give artists their own 'spaces'on them but, often (it seemed to me from rootling around), the websites have their own agendas and the individual artists' work can get a bit lost. I also looked into using online templates and instructions to make my own website. I did this once before when I was designing greetings cards, using a free version of DreamWeaver from a magazine -- I managed to create something useable but it nearly killed me. Even Wordpress seemed complicated.
I knew that I wanted really good navigability and a slideshow, so I decided to get someone who knew what they were doing to do it for me. I'm pleased with it but now I need to feed and nurture it with fresh work and more images. It feels a bit like a living thing that I mustn't neglect.
I got the little Moo cards printed to help publicise the site. If you don't know about Moo cards, I recommend them. They're very high quality and the best thing about them is that, if you're ordering 100 business cards, you can load up one single image or a hundred different images (or any number in between) and they don't charge you any more for lots of different cards. Trouble is, I almost like the little tiny reproductions of my paintings better than the real thing.


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Ruth Heart Cutout Pendant
A mention of heart shaped pendants cannot be ignored when talking about pendant styles and designs. Although regarded as a symbol of love and an ideal gift idea, you don't have to wait to receive a heart shaped pendant as a present. We say, choose to gift it to yourself. The good thing about heart shaped pendants is that you can buy them in various metals, designs and stones. Just pick one that is closest to your heart. Heart pendant sets made from rose gold particularly bestow a luxurious charm and contemporary appeal.
Style tip: Choose to wear it with long flowy skirts.
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Poise Peacock Pendant
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Whether you want to layer with a number of necklaces or wear it isolated, pendants are one of the safest, versatile and stylish fashion accessories that are perfect for any occasion. You can wear them casually or to a super formal event. So ladies, be bold, be beautiful!


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Hirdaramani Group's Mihila recognized as world's best garment makerSeptember 6, 2015, 6:43 pm
Asia's FIRST Carbon Neutral Apparel Manufacturer, and the county's iconic green factory - the Hirdaramani Group's Mihila,was recently recognized as Garment Maker of the Year at the World Textile Awards. Headquartered in London, the mission of the World Textile Awards is to provide a global platform for outstanding textile companies to share their successes and promote excellence at all levels of the industry.Formed of a combination of textile professionals and individuals with experience across events and awards competitions, the award are committed to promoting excellence across the textile industry worldwide and rewarding the best companies, irrespective of their size or geographical location.
"Being recognized as the Garment Maker of the year is a pinnacle of our many recent achievements" says Chamara De Silva - General Manger of the Mihila Factory. " We were set up with a vision of demonstrating that manufacturing could be carried out in an environmentally friendly and sustainable manner. And I believe that this award aptly demonstrates that we have fulfilled our founding mandate. We are a preferred manufacturing partner for many leading global brands, and our internationally recognized sustainability credentials proved that we are carrying out our business in an environmentally sustainable manner."
"The recognition of Mihila as the Garment Maker of the Year has far reaching ramifications" says Sanith de Silva Wijeyeratne - CEO of The Carbon Consulting Company. "This award fundamentally puts to rest the never ending debate among top industry executives, that sustainability and business success were mutually exclusive. Many senior executives often look on environmentally sustainability as an unnecessary, expensive or worst irrelevant aspect of their manufacturing business. The holistic view that was adopted by the HirdaramaniGroup , in building and running a sustainable eco factory has now yielded dividends many fold. We at CCC are proud to partner the Mihila Team in their ongoing efforts to push the boundaries of corporate environmental sustainability."
The award coincided with the recertification of the factory as a CarbonNeutral® Manufacturer by The CarbonNeutral Company's Client Relationship Manager Ms. Vivian Frost.
Speaking on the occasion, Ms Frost went on to say "We would like to congratulate Mihila in maintaining their CarbonNeutral® certification for a fourth year in a row. Having visited the Mihila factory and seen first-hand the efforts Hidramani Group is making in reducing their environmental impact, we can see that they are truly setting a great example for sustainable manufacturing in Sri Lanka."
The Carbon Consulting Company (http://carbonconsultingcompany.com) is a leading provider of Integrated Sustainability Solutions such as Carbon & Water Footprinting, Carbon Asset Management, Biodiversity Assessment and Life Cycle Analysis. CCC also provides mitigation options, facilitates the purchase of ethical Carbon Offsets and consults on Corporate Sustainability Management Strategies such as Carbon, Water, Waste and Energy Management.
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