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If you are into gardening or landscaping, you are probably familiar with the word mulch. Mulching is an activity that landscapers and gardeners partake in to retain moisture in the soil, suppress weeds, keep the soil cool, and prevent sediment runoff and erosion on their property. Mulch is something that is very good for plant life and the soil that helps them grow. If you aren't familiar with what mulch actually is, it's can be either organic or inorganic material. The organic mulch like bark, compost, shredded leaves, and composted manure are great for the soil and can really help your plants with some extra nutrients. Inorganic mulch is more for aesthetic appeal, although it can help prevent weeds and keep the soil cool. Inorganic mulch typically comes as black plastic, stones, or gravel.
Now that you know a little about mulch and why it's such a valuable tool for gardeners and landscapers, it's time to discuss a few poor mulching practices to avoid. People make mistakes all the time when they are learning how to handle gardening and landscaping, which is why we wanted to save you the time and effort and help you get the answers you need. If you are seeking the best mulch and landscaping supplies on the market, reach out to Cal Blend Soils today. Keep reading on below to learn how to avoid poor mulch practices so that you can make the most out of your mulch.
1. Using Plastic Barriers
One of the common mistakes that landscapers make when it comes to mulching is that they use black plastic barriers beneath their mulch. The idea is that the barrier will help you keep things organized and tidy on your property while preventing weeds from growing in, but this can cause serious issues for your plants. The black plastic prevents your plants from getting water and rain in their soil. We all know how important a regular water supply is for our plants to grow. Avoid using plastic barriers in your landscaping activities. If you do want to use something underneath the mulch, you should opt for a fabric that is specifically designed for this reason. The right material can help you keep your garden looking clean and organized.
2. Laying Down the Incorrect Amount of Mulch
Lots of techniques and activities in the gardening world require precision to be successful. This is true with mulching as well. There are plenty of gardeners and landscapers that use either too much or too little mulch on their property. In general, if you are applying organic mulch to an area, you should aim for applying 3 inches of organic mulch for your beds. Try to lay down fresh mulch twice a year to make sure you are achieving the maximum benefits. If you get the amount of mulch right, you are helping to prevent weeds from overtaking your garden and conserving moisture for your plants. You can also reduce the need for irrigation by getting the amount of mulch right. If you are using inorganic mulch, try to lay down layers that are a little less than you would with organic mulch. Try to aim for about two inches of inorganic mulch.
3. Buying Poor Quality Mulch
Another classic mistake that people make when it comes to mulch is that the purchase the cheapest mulch on the market. Not all mulch is the same in terms of quality and functionality, which is why it pays to invest in the best mulch on the market. If you purchase mulch from a seller that doesn't have high-quality standards, you could be bringing invasive weed seeds into your garden. You are literally putting your plants and trees at risks by choosing to go with poor quality mulch. Instead of trying to cut corners and save money, you should go with a great landscaping products supplier like Cal Blend Soils. That way, you know you are getting great quality products and can be sure you aren't introducing invasive weeds into your garden or landscape. Cal Blend Soils offers a huge variety of mulch at great prices, so reach out to us today if you have any questions or would like to obtain some mulch.
4. Not Mulching Big Plants and Trees
There's a lot of people that think mulch is only for their smaller plants and flowers. They avoid laying down mulch around their larger plants and trees altogether. This is a mistake, as trees and larger plants still can benefit from the power of mulch. You should start doing rings of mulch around your trees and larger plants so that you can avoid getting overrun by weeds and help to improve the quality of your soil.
5. Not Mulching at All
Believe it or not, there are plenty of gardeners out there that avoid mulching at all. They might not understand the benefits of mulch or simply don't want to invest in another landscaping product. This is a huge mistake, as they are missing out on tons of benefits that both organic and inorganic mulch provide. Regulating the temperature of the soil, retaining water for your plant's roots, keeping weeds out, and preventing soil compaction are all benefits that mulching can provide. Not to mention the fact that organic mulch can really help to improve the quality of your soil over time. If you aren't currently mulching, you should certainly start soon.
Every gardener and landscaper has lessons to learn when it comes to creating a healthy garden or landscape. Hopefully, the poor mulching practices mentioned above can help you avoid making mistakes in your garden. Remember that if you are looking to purchase high-quality mulch at great prices, you can reach out to Cal Blend Soils. We can help you choose the right mulch for your needs and answer any of your landscaping questions thanks to our decades of landscaping experience. Connect with Cal Blend Soils today to take your landscaping and gardening to a new level.


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The 9mm M&P Shield is a popular sidearm, and as stock pistols go, it's certainly not the worst thing going, but when you really want accuracy, you need a barrel upgrade. One of the best match grade M&P Shield 9mm barrels for your money is the M&P Shield 9mm Ultra Match Barrel by Blacklist Industries, and Wing Tactical has it.
The Blacklist Industries M&P Shield 9mm Ultra Match Barrel is a drop in replacement barrel designed to be one of the most precise barrels you'll ever shoot. It all starts with 416R stainless bar stock, Blacklist selected this material for unbeatable strength and durability. While you could say the rest is magic, it's really not. What it is, is precision manufacturing and attention to detail from the first cut to the last of many quality control steps. That's what produces a barrel that's so right it's not just match grade, it's Ultra Match.
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Wrongful Death Attorneys
Wrongful Death Attorneys
Most people are victims of personal injury and wrongful death but they do not understand the legal implications of this. What is wrongful death? Wrongful death occurs where someone dies as a result of another person's negligence or conduct. Wrongful death may occur due to the carelessness or recklessness of a driver. It may also arise as a result of medical negligence or workplace injuries.
Usually, the person who causes the wrongful death of another may face criminal trial. Afterwards, a wrongful death lawsuit may be brought forth in court. Depending on the state where the trial or suit will be heard, there are different statutes that specify who can bring forth such a suit. The law may also state whether there are any limits to the amount of damages to be awarded to the claimant.
Wrongful death legal aid help comes in handy where the family of the victim would like to institute a suit. These kinds of lawsuits are usually filed to obtain compensation for the loss of life. The court may also compensate the victim's survivors for his loss of wages, funeral expenses and even loss of companionship.
Why Hire Wrongful Death Attorneys?
Wrongful death claims can be simple or complex depending on the nature of the accident. Hiring wrongful death attorneys is crucial for anyone looking for wrongful death legal aid help. These professionals have helped many claimants to argue their cases in court. The good news is that these attorneys have expertise in legal issues surrounding wrongful death. Additionally, they will handle all the paperwork on behalf of the claimant.
Being a claimant in a wrongful death suit can be overwhelming, but with the help of a good attorney the experience may become less stressful.


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After simply activating Hummingbird on a fresh install (with a blank version of the theme Uncode), the TTFB multiplies by five, from ~600 ms to ~3 s.
This is crazy and definitely not what Hummingbird is supposed to do! Why is this happening and what can we do to stop it?
Also, the support ticket modal is useless – there is no going back if you accidentaly press esc or leave the page for a second – I had to type this ticket twice.. I haven't exactly had a good first meet with wpmudev today.


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"If you liked Olive Kitteridge, you'll love The One-Way Bridge."—Lee Smith, author of The Last Girls
In her highly anticipated new novel, ac...
"If you liked Olive Kitteridge, you'll love The One-Way Bridge."—Lee Smith, author of The Last Girls
In her highly anticipated new novel, acclaimed literary master Cathie Pelletier returns to Mattagash, Maine, the beloved New England town where it all started.
Welcome to Mattagash, the last town in the middle of the northern Maine wilderness. The road dead-ends here, but Mattagash's citizens are fiercely proud.
Yet this simple town connected by a single one-way bridge is anything but tranquil. While neighbors bicker publicly over trivialities such as offensive mailbox designs and gossip about suspicious newcomers, they privately struggle to navigate deeper issues—scandals, loss, failed ambitions, the scars of war...and a mysterious dead body in the woods.
With her trademark wit and keen eye for detail, Pelletier has assembled an unforgettable cast of endearing and eccentric characters, from scheming mailmen and peeping toms to lovesick waitresses and loggers whose underhandedness belies their ingenuity. The citizens of Mattagash will make you laugh and cheer for them as they stumble into one another's lives and strive to define themselves in a changing world that threatens to leave them behind.
The One-Way Bridge is an extraordinary portrait of family, loneliness, and community—and the kinds of compromises we all make in the name of love.
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"Cathie Pelletier is one of my favorite novelists, and she's at the top of her game with The One-Way Bridge."—Wally Lamb, author of She's Come Undone
"The One-Way Bridge is the novel Cathie Pelletier fans have long awaited. Her Mattagash, Maine, is one of the most fully realized fictional locales I've ever visited, it's geography as vivid and precise as any actual place, its citizens as real and compelling as our own friends and neighbors."—Richard Russo, author of Empire Falls
"In her new book, Cathie Pelletier's brilliantly drawn, true-to-life characters break your heart and make you laugh at the same time, a rare talent indeed."—Fannie Flagg, author of Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Café
There is something in the northern Maine air that speaks of the first snowfall hours before it arrives. This is the same knowledge that birds find in those m...
There is something in the northern Maine air that speaks of the first snowfall hours before it arrives. This is the same knowledge that birds find in those minutes before a rainstorm, or the tremor that rabbits feel in their paws before the quake. Snow has a way of talking, if you know how to listen. Billy Thunder, who was from downstate and therefore an outsider, heard it first that autumn.
"If this air had teeth, it would bite," Billy said, as if maybe he were talking to some of the guys at Bert's Lounge in Watertown. But he was standing alone at the upper end of the long and narrow Mattagash bridge, waiting by his mailbox for Orville Craft to arrive with that day's mail. Billy was expecting a shipment from Portland that would be marked DO NOT OPEN UNTIL CHRISTMAS on the outer brown wrapper. But he intended to open it immediately, maybe even smoke some of it.
A wind rose up from the river, caught the invisible current between the bridge's columns, and then swept out from under the ends, a wind ripe with winter. Billy zipped up his jacket, then reached into a pocket for his cigarettes. Being a native of distant Portland gave him the courage to say out loud what everyone else in town feels in their bones but rarely speaks. Get ready for a long stretch of ice-cold white.
No one knows when the first flakes of the year will fall. Sometimes, people are asleep in their warm beds when it happens. Other times, they are putting up firewood for the winter or feeding the dog or getting the mail. No one ever asks why it happens. They know that it does and that it will. When ice crystals in the upper atmosphere grow too heavy, they drop to the earth as snowflakes. If they fall in the night, snowflakes have only the sharp pinpoints of porch lights, those tiny sparks of human lives, to guide them down. But if they fall by day, then inside some warm Mattagash house or standing in a field of dead goldenrods or driving to the store, there is always one person who is first to say, "Look, it's snowing."
That Monday in October it was Billy Thunder, owner of the first mailbox above the one-way bridge, who would have the honor.
"Hurry up, Orville," Billy said. He was about to give up on that day's delivery when he saw the mail car, a blue Ford Taurus, poke its nose onto the opposite end of the bridge, three hundred feet from where Billy stood. At that same moment, Tommy Gifford flew by, so much wind left in his wake that Billy's jacket billowed, beating itself against his body. Tommy was in that black pickup he was so proud of, a truck that rode on four wheels large enough to carry a tractor.
Orville Craft had already driven his mail car a few feet onto the lower end of the bridge when Tommy roared onto the upper end. Orville kept his foot steady on the accelerator pedal. Bridge etiquette was simple. Every driver in town knew the rule well. Even the children in Mattagash knew it, as if they were born with it encoded in their DNA. Whoever drives onto the bridge first has the right-of-way. Because Orville was first, Tommy braked the pickup, threw it into reverse, and backed up. He sat waiting until the mail car drove off the upper end. Then the truck shot onto the bridge in a burst of acceleration. Seconds later, Tommy Gifford had crossed the river and disappeared down the road.
The first mailbox Orville had above the bridge was a new one, erected on a cedar post that past summer. Orville had grown used to seeing Billy Thunder hovering about at the end of the bridge like some kind of Fuller Brush salesman as he waited on the mail car. Tall, with straight, dark hair that grew an inch too far below the ears for most Mattagash men, Billy had a groomed appearance that indicated he hadn't done much heavy lifting in his life. He certainly hadn't done the kind of strenuous woods work that Mattagash males did to make a living. There was too much spring to Billy's step, his arm muscles resembling those that came from a gym, from lifting barbells rather than chainsaws. And the expression on his face spoke of a steady confidence and not the worried look that said prices for lumber might dip again and the bank would be coming to repossess the truck, the kind of worry that brought early wrinkles to a man's face. At twenty-eight years old, carefree and not married, Billy had the kind of personality that made the female species give him a second look when they thought their husbands weren't watching.
Orville was careful not to run over Billy's toes as he pulled up next to the box and put the Ford in park. He reached for the thin stack of letters on the seat beside him, the one with Thunder #46 written on a piece of paper and tucked under the elastic band. He handed Billy his mail, another electric bill the boy had no intention of paying and several Resident and Occupant letters. Orville glanced down at the brown field bordering the river, at the tiny trailer sitting catty-corner to a grove of birch trees, their leaves yellow with autumn. It was more a makeshift camper than a trailer, but Billy Thunder had rented it his first day in town. On his second day, the mailbox had appeared, nailed to its skinny post. It was obvious that Billy Thunder was not one to sit around and wait for the Welcome Wagon.
"Have you done anything toward insulating yourself for the winter?" Orville asked. This was the loaded question that had been circulating the town for days.
"Yup," said Billy. "I bought a fifth of Jack Daniels. Hey, did you see that?" Billy was looking at a wet spot on the hood of Orville's car where something soft had hit, then vanished. "That looked like a fucking snowflake." With a cigarette firm between his lips, he used both hands to sort through the letters. He quit sorting when he felt a soft splat on the top of his hair. "Okay, that was definitely a snowflake. Fuck Almighty, it's still October."
"When was the last time you went to church?" Orville asked. "They do have churches in southern Maine, don't they, along with all them lobsters?"
Most of Mattagash would prefer to deny any ancestral connection to Billy Thunder, but since everyone in Mattagash was related somewhere back on the genealogical road, this wouldn't stand up in a court of law. Why, at a time when he should be looking for a sensible wife, Billy had jumped into a white 1966 Mustang convertible and driven eight hours north looking for his ancestors, as he put it, was good fodder for gossip. And fodder was always welcome in Mattagash, especially if it arrived in time to feed some of the ladies throughout the long winter.
"Nothing else?" Billy asked. He was shivering. "No package?" He watched as Orville turned and rummaged among the boxes on his backseat. "Hurry up, Orville. My balls are like ice cubes."
"If you stay in that camper all winter," Orville said, "they're likely to be snowballs, come spring."
Finding no package addressed to Billy Thunder, Orville turned back around in his seat and put the car in gear. Billy leaned down to the open window and looked into Orville's eyes.
"I bet you'll find it if you look again, Orville," he said. "I know you're a first-class mailman."
"You're kissing the wrong butt, Thunder," said Orville. "I'm not the man who sends the mail. I'm the man who delivers it."
Before Billy could reply, Orville hit the gas pedal and the mail car pulled away. In his rearview mirror, he saw Billy growing tinier, rings of smoke floating above his head as though they might be the gray ghosts of those ancestors he'd come searching for. One thing was obvious: Billy had as much Fennelson in him as he had Thunder. His mother had been born and raised in Mattagash but had disappeared downstate early in her life. She'd married a man named William Thunder, one that Mattagashers had never met and didn't care to, not with a name like that. There had long been talk in town of a Fennelson curse, an affliction carried in the family's genes that had plagued Fennelsons since the first ones arrived in the mid-nineteenth century. But after reasonable discussion over the years, most townsfolk had decided that the stupidity gene played a larger part in the curse than had fate. And now, here was a Fennelson descendant with plans to winter in a flimsy camper next to a windswept river. A betting club had started at the local café, just like the one they had each spring when folks bet on which April day the river will thaw and break free of its ice. Now they were gambling on the day Billy Thunder would either leave the camper voluntarily or an ambulance would back up to the door and take his frozen corpse away, a cigarette propped in its mouth.
As Orville drove from mailbox to mailbox, he kept watch for a large gathering of cars in the driveways of the more social houses. He had assumed there would be a surprise retirement party in the works somewhere. But the women must be getting better at planning their secret events. Or they were emailing each other, for Orville had not seen any signs of party subterfuge. He had just pulled up to Rita and Henry Plunkett's box, ready to deliver the pile of catalogues and magazines that Rita would have to stay up all night for years in order to read, when Billy Thunder zoomed by in the white Mustang. As usual, the car's canvas top was down and Billy was wearing earmuffs. Not long after Billy arrived in Mattagash, the mechanism that put the convertible's top up and down had broken, and now the canvas itself was caught fast in the gears and wouldn't budge. A few sensible men had offered to rip the canvas and raise the top manually, but Billy had refused. "You gotta be crazy." Billy had said. "This is a classic car. I'll drive with the top down until I can get it fixed." Certain that Billy Thunder was the crazy one, the whole town was holding its breath and waiting, what with the days turning so cold that even fur-covered animals were considering hibernation. And then, who but God would be able to find a white car in a snowstorm?
Except for a few newer homes that had sprung up on wooded back roads, most of the houses in Mattagash sat on each side of the main road as it followed the river. This meant most folks had a front window or a back window that could catch at least a small piece of river view, if not a big piece. And it meant Orville's job was all the more pleasant since every mailbox sat along the main road. Orville liked to think of his workday in two parts: the forty-five boxes below the bridge and the fifty-two boxes above the bridge. It was a nice way to break up the monotony of the day, and he had learned the technique from his father, Simon Craft, the previous mailman. Orville was almost fifty when he stopped delivering milk and started delivering letters. He saw in the job a great social act, the kind of work that joined and informed whole and distant communities, even if they didn't want to be joined or informed. In the sixteen years that he had been on the job, he had encountered only one significant thorn. And that's what Orville was thinking as he pulled up in front of #77, three miles above the Mattagash bridge. That, and the fact that it was, indeed, snowing. A few wet flakes were drifting down, disappearing as quickly as they landed.
This mailbox belonged to the Mattagash house with the best view of all, sitting atop a hill as it did, its windows able to see the river in both directions. This was Harold "Harry" Plunkett's house, part wood and part gray stone. Orville put the car in park and reached for the banded stack of mail that said Plunkett #77. He had expected the moose again, since he had gotten the moose for the past three years, ever since the feud first started. This was when Orville Craft refused Harry Plunkett's request for permission to fish at Craft Pond, which lay within easy sight of Orville's little get-away cabin. Since the cabin was a private place where Orville went to read the newspaper, he didn't want Harry intruding every time he had an urge for fresh trout. He figured Harry would understand, but he was wrong. And he realized this the day he drove up to #77 and discovered that Harry's traditional, silver-colored mailbox was gone. In its place was a mailbox shaped like a moose. The wooden antlers, firmly attached to the head with screws, served as the clamp that, when unclamped, would lower the moose's head and open the mailbox. It was into this creature that Orville Craft, as a proud and official mail carrier, was expected to place the United States mail. He had listened as Harry rattled on about how he had seen the moose mailbox at a craft fair in Quebec, Canada, and now he couldn't face life without it. That was the day Orville and Harry quit speaking.
To be exact, Orville quit speaking. For more than three years, he had done what his postal rule book insist he do. He had delivered letters to a sound and acceptable mailbox, with no lewd words or drawings upon its surface. But there was nothing in the book that said he had to have social conversations with his customers. So other than answering a quick postal query, Orville said nothing to Harry. It was the only form of ammunition a mail employee had, unless he grabbed a gun and started shooting. The whole town knew Orville Craft was too meek to go postal. Now, he had one week left to deliver the mail before he would retire. Five more days of Harold Plunkett.
Harry had to know this was Orville's last week. How could he live in Mattagash and not know? That was probably what had fueled him. At least Orville saw it that way as he sat in his mail car, holding a hand on the car's horn. A few seconds later, he saw Harry pulling on a denim jacket as he strolled toward the mailbox, taking his time, using that slow gait of his, knowing it would annoy Orville even more. Harry was still a good-looking man, his dark hair showing enough strands of gray to give him a splash of dignity, unless you saw him through the eyes of his mailman.
"What's all the noise about, Orville?" Harry asked. He was wearing a baseball cap that said Jesus Loves You, But I Don't. "You're gonna scare my moose."
Maybe Orville hadn't spoken much to Harry in three years, but for all those many days, he had practiced as a kind of mantra the things he would say once he retired.
"Oh, I bet you're wondering why I changed my mailbox," Harry said. He bobbed his head at the moose. "This morning I got to thinking. What's the use of owning such a fine-looking animal if I got to sit on my porch and look down at its backside? So I transmuted it. You know, transmute. To change in form, nature, or substance."
Orville felt anger so pure he envisioned being fired for running down a customer with the mail car on his last week before freedom. Harry had probably used a hacksaw and a welder to do the work, for now the moose's head pointed up the hill at Harry's front porch. Its ass, which had become the hinged door, pointed at Orville Craft. Harry Plunkett could have gone to a sensible craft fair in Caribou and bought something for his living room wall, maybe a canoe paddle that had a moose painted on it, art that was perfect for that long narrow space over the sofa. But no, he had gone to Quebec, where everyone is French.
"I'm not gonna stick mail into that," Orville said, the most words he'd spoken to Harry in three years.
"But aren't you the mailman?" Harry asked.
Orville had hated the moose for three years, its mocking dull eyes, its round, black nostrils. He despised everything about it since he'd come to know it well. While it did resemble the real moose Orville had seen drinking water from his pond or swimming the river in front of his house or eating up Meg's fresh garden lettuce, real moose did not have red flags glued to their sides. And now, five blessed days from retirement, the moose was mooning him, and that was more than Orville Craft could take.
With Harry watching, Orville spun the mail car around in the middle of the road. He felt certain there must be a rule against postmen doing police turns, but he didn't care. Three miles later, he flew across the one-way bridge, which was free of any oncoming vehicle. His and Meg's house sat not far from the bridge, but Orville didn't glance in to see if Meg was home yet from grocery shopping. Another five hundred feet past his own mailbox, Orville made a sharp right onto the gravel road that led up to Cell Phone Hill, the only spot in town high enough that cell phones could transmit. He put the car in park and then rummaged in the glove compartment for his cell phone. It was his daughter who had given him that skinny phone for his birthday. All professional postal carriers should have cell phones, Daddy, she had written on his birthday card.
Clicking the phone on, Orville punched the seven numbers he knew would cause a real phone to ring at the post office in neighboring St. Leonard. The office manager, Edwin Beecher, finally answered with his long and annoying "Heeeelllooooo," as if he were the host of a popular game show. Orville explained what was happening at Harold Plunkett's mailbox. He listened for a minute as Ed shuffled through the rule book. Finally, Ed told Orville what he didn't want to hear. Harry's moose mailbox wasn't violating any postal codes or restrictions, so as long as it's sound and acceptable with no lewd words or drawings.
"Blah, blah," Orville said. Ed's voice was tiny, as if the post office itself existed down there in the coils and valleys of the cell phone.
"Come on, Orville, don't be so cantankerous. You only got this week left." Ed was still talking when Orville clicked the phone off.
The little mail car drove back down the gravel road that led up to Cell Phone Hill, taking its time now. But when Orville arrived back at Harry Plunkett's mailbox, Harry was still waiting, a few white snowflakes melting on his cap.
"I've been thinking while you were gone," said Harry. "I believe you're being cantankerous, Orville."
Without a word, Orville reached out, pulled down the moose's hindquarters, and stuffed the mail inside. Two bills and a personal letter. He had done it. He had delivered the mail come rain, come snow, come sleet or hail or moose shit. He put the car into drive, grinding the gears generously. His tires spit some gravel back at Harry as he drove away from the box. In his rearview mirror, he saw Harry run a jacket sleeve across the moose's back, as if petting it for a job well done.
"This is a very funny, tender story told with Pelletier's signature and wry humor and a healthy dash of reality as folks finally figure out that some things just aren't worth fightin...
"This is a very funny, tender story told with Pelletier's signature and wry humor and a healthy dash of reality as folks finally figure out that some things just aren't worth fighting over." - Morning Sentinel
"It's hilarious. If you go to Maine, you'll love it." - Danvers reads
"The author has a lyrical, almost musical way of describing things at times which is entirely enjoyable and a great credit to her writing ability. The descriptions were so rich and detailed, but not unnecessarily so that it was easy to picture each and everything described within." - Novels Escape
"The novel is quirky and delightfully eccentric with some truly comedic moments. Pelletier is spot on when describing her characters' interpersonal relationships, their misunderstandings and oddities. She's definitely captured the feel of a rural small town and the personalities that give it its unique character. " - BookN Around
"Pelletier writes about each of the characters' lives with a mixture of humor and gravity." - Bangor Daily News
"What really stood out in this story for me were the characters. They literally jump off the page. You feel like you know these people. Sharing their joyful moments, sometimes painful memories, their dreams, expectations, losses... This was the first novel I've read by Cathie Pelletier but it certainly won't be my last." - My Real Life Reviews
"This is a lovely Southern small town story set in the North. By that I mean it has the usual ingredients of the small town, character driven Southern story where all the people are a bit quirky and have those hidden little family secrets that often slowly eek out into the story as a mystery or event takes place." - Dew on the Kudzu
"Pelletier's long-awaited addition to the tragicomic annals of fictional Mattagash, Maine, [The One-Way Bridge is] a welcome return for the author." - Kirkus
"Pelletier expertly jumps about her large cast, showing their external peculiarities and revealing their inner lives piece by piece until their actions shift from strange to unavoidable… Pelletier's fans and readers fond of quirky small town tales will enjoy the ride." - Publishers Weekly
"This particular tale of two men coming to loggerheads on a one-way bridge... hums softly with authenticity and sincerity." - Furor Scribendi
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Hello Troop,
We have our next camping trip coming up from the 20th – 22nd at Glen Aspen Boy Scout Ranch in Woodland Park. Our next Tuesday meeting will focus on getting prepared for the campout. Our Scouts planned an awesome trip! They elected to make this campout a cooking competition during breakfast and dinner and do some orienteering/hike trips during the day. We will also play some fun skills competition during the day by making apparatus though lashings and knots.
Here is a packing list guide that the scouts can use for the trip:
Please add a compass to this. Every scout should have a good compass.
The Scout DO NOT need to bring their personal gear to the next meeting because we will be going through troop gear and doing final planning of the campout.
This is also a great opportunity for scouts to accomplish many Rank Advancements and merit badges of their choosing. All scouts should look in their books and plan ahead of what items they need to get done individually before the camp out.
Bring ideas to the campout to help the SPL and ASPL to plan it out Tuesday.
Please remember to sign up on Sign Up Genius. There is now a link on the top of the troop website where you can find all the Sign Up Activities: http://www.bsatroop287.org/activity-sign-up/
We have two adults going at this time. The scouts wanted to do an out and back overnighter back pack excursion and we would need two more adults to make this happen.
We will arrive at the church at 530pm on the 20th and will be back at the church before noon on the 22nd.


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There is nothing quite as unsettling as being lost. For Lucile Bradle it was her first encounter with hell on earth.
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She could either keep on forward and find the edge of the forest, or turn back from whence she came and attempt to find the path she must have wandered off. Her lovely Sunday dress was tattered, her young beautiful face smeared with mud and filth. Just look how she chokes him as she makes him watch it all!
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|Slashing Steel Empress (斬鋼帝, Zankōtei)
|Personal Profile
|Academic Affiliation
|Media Appearances
|Manga Debut
|Chapter 6
Kako is an average teenage girl, with long black hair hair that extends to her butt, a voluminous bosom and an eyepatch that covers her left eye. She wears a white shirt that splits into two ends at her waist which extends down the sides of her legs, a dark colored skirt with two lines, and boots. She also wears a choker and a necklace around her neck, two leather bracelets on her left wrist while she has one on her right wrist. She also wears a sword holder on her chest that carries her sword on her back.
Kako is shown to be a calm person. She has shown to have hatred for Hatenko Meru and is willing to attack her.
At some point Kako has joined Nanokuren High School. A year before the story starts Kako faced Meru in a Mentos Cola chugging match and lost, resulting in her being forced to wear an eyepatch for a year.
Kako first appeared walking to school with Kyōka. When they encounter Hatenko Meru and Erin, she watches as Meru and Kyōka punch each other. She then attacks Meru and says how dare Meru show herself infront of her. When Meru greets her, she continues to attack and asks if Meru has forgoten what she did to her eye. She then notices that Meru is on her blade and swings it. When Meru says that she looks good with the eyepatch, she yells at Meru saying that she made her wear it after losing a game with Meru. She then starts to attack again after Meru squeezes her breasts. Her blade is then caught by Rintaro when she almost attacks him, and apologizes afterwards. She then stands by Kyoka's side, when Ayane and Rino arrives.
She then watches as Meru is going to fight Rintaro. She then continues to watch as Rino stops the match and is the challenged by Ayane. She comments about how Meru always make a mess of things up. She then watches as Rino and Ayane battle. She then comments about how Ayane is starting fast, and asks if Rino is a slow starter. She then listens as Kyoka explains how Rino is going to savor the match. When Rino attacks Ayane, She comments about how Rino really goes all out. When then match is stopped and Kyoka finishes talking Rino, she then leaves with Kyoka.
Bakugyaku FestivalEdit
Some time after their encounter, Kako is along side with Kyōka and becomes a member of the audience to the battle between Rintaro and Meru again and this time, it is a Batsuzangaisei Ceremony where she witnesses Rintaro emerge victorious after he destroyed an old school building and the Ren Hall (albeit unintentionally) with a single blow.
Days after Rintaro's incredible victory in the Batsuzangaisei Ceremony, Kako is chosen for the upcoming Bakugyaku Festival and much to her dismay, her team mate is no other than Makoto, Co leader of the Ryōzenpaku and a friend and ally of Kyōka's nemesis, Ayane. Despite they are at each other throats, both Makoto and Kako had to put their differences aside for once and became an unlikely allies to take on the 1st Ranked team, Rintaro and Kyōka (not really since their leader's rivalry).[1] That is however, the theme of the festival that involving dance would seemly shorten their bitter alliance since both she and Makoto don't dance well (actually they refused to cooperate each other due to the rivalry between Ayane and Kyōka).
Weeks has pass since their reluctant cooperation, Kako and Makoto had to deal with the competition. Just as her team's turn to present their dance, the Sword Dance as the presentation for the crowd in the stadium. In spite their "team work" however, Kako would being a heated battle with Makoto as her weapon scared her face; transformed the supposed dance into a ill brawl. Their fight was short-lived as Okina intervenes both girls and have them disqualified for breaking the theme; ironically much to her relief as she won't be dealing with Makoto anymore.
Swordswoman: Kako is shown to be a capable swordswoman, but is not able to land a blow on Meru.
Sword: When fighting, Kako weilds a sword with the hilt wrapped in black clothe and a chain that has a small cross linked to the end of the sword.
- Kako wears the same kind of shirt as Ayane, except her shirt has sleeves.
- It's unknown if her eye is still functioning, or that she can't take it off because of "Penalty" from losing a game to Meru
- Kako has a resemblance to the Chinese Gi general Kakoton, who is also a swordsman and wears an eyepatch on his left eye.
- ↑ Dragons Rioting manga; Chapter 11, page 10


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VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. - Students threatening to carry out school shootings have skyrocketed across the nation since Valentine's Day, when 17 students and staff were killed in Parkland, Florida.
Now one Florida sheriff says he has an idea to end them - fine their parents at least $1,000, the minimum fee that it costs an agency to investigate.
Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood says that fine could go much higher depending on the cost to investigate each threat, even if they are found to be a hoax.
"There is no, 'Well, he was joking.' No, do not pass go. You're locked up," Chitwood told WESH. "You want to act like a knucklehead, you're going to be a knucklehead in handcuffs, and I'm telling the parents, sit your child down and tell them."
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The Purpose
Since the beginning of medical school, I have kept an online journal documenting my experiences and reflecting on my own personal journey – from patient to physician. This collection of writing was my weblog, Apollo, M.D. It now represents a sizable body of work, and I have remodeled it into a practical guide for young physicians in this modern age of medicine. In this compendium I offer some wisdom drawn from experience, strategies for surviving the travails of medical training, and hopes and ideas for how personal and system-based medical practice can be improved. In particular, I focus on ways of improving the physician-patient relationship and the adaptation of new technologies to modern medical practice.
The Name
I believe in free speech and that there should be no need for anonymity in writing. Accordingly, my identity is apparent in my web journal: these ideas and thoughts are consistent with my personal beliefs and expression in spoken word. Nonetheless, for style purposes and as a self-reminder, I have chosen the pen name "Apollo." Apollo was a Greek God who was both a bringer of healing and plagues, a builder and a destroyer. Unlike his son Aesculapius after whom the medical field draws its model for humanistic practice, Apollo is a more controversial and less straightforward figure. However, he is, in my opinion, a more accurate representation of the modern physician, for the self-aware physician is conscientious of both the good and the harm he or she can do. It is an error to believe that we, physicians and physicians-in-training, can only do good deeds for our patients; our actions may harm them and ourselves. Accordingly, I believe it is important to be constantly reminded of the double-edged sword we carry with us in the form of our expert medical knowledge and esteemed status: it is a choice we must make to do good by our patients, our communities, and our profession.
The Small Print
Protecting patient privacy is an important component of delivering excellent care. Accordingly, I am striving to retell my experiences and the stories of healing and suffering of my patients without identifying information (i.e. in a HIPAA-compliant manner). While trying to maintain a high level of conscientiousness and carefulness in my approach, I encourage and welcome you to please contact me directly if any of the writing has sufficient information for you to be able to identify your patient or a family member or friend, and I will make appropriate changes as soon as possible.
My writing reflects only my own thoughts and their evolution and maturation over time. They do not reflect the opinions, policies or principles of any institution or society of which I am an employee or member.


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Spring Series 2018: Recording Nature
May 29, 2018 @ 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM$12
Spring Series 2018: Recording Nature
Local pianist Jonathan Aidan has a new passion: solar-powered music. His love for nature and music have evolved into a creative collaboration of sound and sunlight. Jonathan also recently completed an album for yoga and all-purpose grooviness incorporating into each track live sounds from nature such as rushing water and vibrant wildlife vocalizations.
Hear Jonathan's story about his musical transition to playing outside and listen to some tracks off his new album. Then, walk with him around the Garden and help record the unique melodies of Boxerwood's flora and fauna, including frogs, birds, and if we're lucky – owls!
Jonathan is a pianist, composer, organist, & teacher. Born in Vermont and raised in Michigan, he has a master's degree in Piano Performance from the University of Michigan. He has composed several new works and has had them performed by many excellent musicians. He has been featured as a guest pianist, including at Washington and Lee University. A passionate improviser, Jonathan enjoys rekindling and formalizing his childhood love of invention.. Trained in organ performance, church music, and hymnology, he also serves as musical director and organist at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Hot Springs, VA.
Boxerwood "Walk & Talk" Spring Speaker Series 2018
Theme: Love of Nature
What gets you passionate about nature?
Join us for conversation, storytelling, and discovery with four inspiring people who connect us to the natural world with zest and skill. All programs are relaxed, interactive, and involve meandering in the Garden. They are rain or shine except Performance in the Garden (rain date April 22, 2 – 4 p.m.).
Programs begin at Boxerwood's Munger Lodge (963 Ross Road, Lexington, VA) Geared for adults and older youth, each program is limited to 20 participants. Reserve your spot by sending an RSVP to Katrina Broughman a few days prior to each event: firstname.lastname@example.com. Suggested Donation Per Event: $12
100% of proceeds from Love of Nature helps support Boxerwood & its mission.
Thank you to our guest experts for leading the way by donating their time and knowledge,
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UPDATE: – December, 2017:
"Hi, Just came across your terrific tribute to my dad, Carl Sigman. As you may know, Alison Krauss has been nominated for her soulful rendition of "Losing You." But great as it is, it can't beat Brenda's version!
I was working my way through the Decca picture sleeves and came to one of my very favorites – Brenda Lee's "Losing You" from the Spring of 1963 (#6 Billboard).
There are many Brenda Lee songs which I am very fond of – her early rockers "Sweet Nothins'", "That's All You Gotta Do", and "You Can Depend On Me" being right up there toward the top. But "Losing You" is special. For me, the track has it all, lyrics, melody, production – and who thought to inject the trumpet in all the right places?
The trumpet player was one Don Sheffield I have learned (some say it was William K. McElhiney) – Doesn't really matter much – Just glad it happened. Sheffield would perform with the studio project "The Neon Philharmonic" who scored a hit of sorts in 1969 with "Morning Girl".
"Losing You" is heart wrenching – for anyone who has every 'lost' anyone or for anyone who is planning to do so. Looking back on this song now I wish that I had lost someone back then (I had no one) just to get into the spirit of this fabulous song.
"Losing You" was a two-step project between French composer Jean Gaston Renard and American composer of note – Carl Sigman, who did not work together on this song. Renard composed the melody to "Connais-tu" in 1960 – This translates to "Do You Know" in French. Sigman came along in 1963 and wrote English lyrics bringing his magic to the recording, resulting into a fantastic haunting song as delivered by the 19 year old Lee, who at the point in time and already charted 27 times!
Enter Carl Sigman
Carl Sigman was far from a one-time hit composer. He was born in September of 1909 in New York in Brooklyn. He started off studying law – receiving his degree – but was persuaded by writer – singer Johnny Mercer to turn back to his love of music composition. That is just what Sigman did. Some of his first compositions would include (most successful chart occurrences listed – although multiple artists recorded these):
- "Pennsylvania 6-5000" – Glenn Miller – 1940 – #5
- "Ballerina" (Dance Ballerina Dance) – 1947 – #1 for 10 Weeks
- "Enjoy Yourself (It's Later Than You Think)" – Guy Lombardo – 1950 – #10
- "My Heart Cries For You" – Guy Mitchell – 1951 #2 – Dinah Shore – 1951 – #3 & Vic Damone – 1951 – #4
- "A Marshmallow World" – Bing Crosby – 1951 – #24
- "Ebb Tide" – Frank Chacksfield – 1953 – #2
- "Answer Me My Love" – Nat King Cole – 1954 – #6
- "Shangri La" – The Four Coins – 1957 – #11
- "It's All in the Game" – Tommy Edwards – 1958 – #1
- "The Day the Rains Came" – Jane Morgan – 1958 – #17
- "Till" – The Angels – !962 – #14
- "You're My World" – Cilla Black – 1964 – #26
- "Ebb Tide" The Righteous Brothers – 1966 – #5
- "What Now My Love" – Sonny and Cher – 1966 – #14
- "Fool" – Elvis -1977 – #90
The above "It's All In the Game" is – as we all know – a song melody composed way back in 1911 by Charles Dawes who would serve as Vice President under President Calvin Coolidge. Sigman came along in 1951 and added the sorrowful lyrics – much in the same vein as "Losing You" and hit it big.
Where Do I Begin?
Sigman stayed on the top of his game going into the 1970's composing the lyrics for "(Where Do I Begin?) The Theme from Love Story" (tune by Francis Lai). Oddly, Sigman's first set of lyrics submitted to Robert Evans – a Paramount movies executive – were ridiculed as being uninspiring and sexually "suggestive". Sigman was not pleased but after a day or so – cooled off – and while still stymied, turned to his wife and posed the question "Where do I begin?" He was on his way with another smash hit set of lyrics.
The title song charted in 1971 by both Andy Williams with a vocal (#9) and an instrumental by Henry Mancini (#13).
Edwards first recorded the song after the lyrics were added in 1951. That version failed to make a dent. Then in a 1958 MGM recording session, there was time for one more cut – and so it was decided to re-record "It's All in the Game" in stereo adding the more youthful oriented piano accompaniment and background vocals – this time sending the song to the top of the charts – staying at the top for six weeks!
Sigman's composing collaborations included Bob Russell, Bob Hillard, Duke Ellington and others. He was inducted into the "Songwriters Hall of Fame" in 1972 where he certainly belongs – if for no other reason (for me at least) for putting words to that great melody "Connais-tu".
Nothing was lost in the translation!
Carl Sigman passed away on September 26th, 2000 at the age of 91 – working in music right up until his death.


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CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP (KDKA) – A man who was doing some fall cleaning found an unexpected surprise.
Pennsylvania State Police say that a man in Somerset County was cleaning his gutters and what he found was more than leaves and sticks.
Authorities say in a release to KDKA-TV that the Penn Run man found a shotgun in his gutters on Nov. 25.
State troopers did not say who the gun belonged to or where the shotgun came from, but are investigating the incident.


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A bit of Wiki in Evernote
raphaelaguiar posted an idea in General Feature RequestsWe, Humans, have been using cabinets, notebooks, folders, files and notes to store data for long. Why? Because this used to be the only technology we knew for it. However, It's not the natural way our mind deals with information. Our brain is a network rather than a cabinet. We need to quickly associate ideas, thoughts and all kind of information to be productive and creative! EN would become a killer if it allows more flexibility for outlining information. What about becoming more wiki-style, like some past programs (SeoNote, Treepad) or present services such as Confluence and Notion.so? By doing so, Evernote would allow teams to collaborate and share common places (not notes!) which could be actually workplaces or even hyperlinked Knowledge Bases (not a stack of notebooks!). I think this is the future of information management. I really want Evernote to embrace it.
mac REQUEST: Outliner Functionality
jamesgc posted an idea in Evernote for Mac RequestsIf you could take OmniOutliner and wrap it into Evernote, you'd have something pretty amazing. I'm tired of using the crappy Evernote text editor yet I can't live without my Evernote The text editor does not even have a set of styles (e.g. H1, H2, H3) Are there any plans to extend the text editor with better functionality such as an outliner or some style presets?


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Commercial parking lots are important to your business. Whether it's used by employees, visitors, customers or all of the above. Parking lots used for businesses withstand a lot of wear and tear. It's important to keep them maintained to minimize deterioration and ensure the safety of those using them.
PSI specializes in the installation, replacement and repair of commercial parking lots. We service many types of commercial entities throughout the St. Louis,
Whether you need a brand new parking lot, have one in need of repairs or need a complete tear out and replace, PSI has the resources and equipment to make it happen.
At PSI we understand that the safety of your customers and employees is a high priority, that's why our staff is OSHA Certified.
We also realize that your business, if halted, can result in lost revenue. We will work around your schedule and requirements to minimize any disruption to your business' operation.
PSI guarantees satisfaction on all of our commercial parking lot installations, repairs or maintenance. Our number one goal is to provide top-notch service to ensure that our clients' business runs with a hitch.
Our customer satisfaction starts with our bidding process. While in most cases the turnaround time for a bid takes three days or less, from the site visit to electronic bid in hand. Call us today for a free quote.
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Persian Rugs: How Well Do You Know Them?
Are you pretty savvy when it comes to spotting a quality Persian or Oriental rug? If so, prove it! We've put together a short quiz about these beautiful works of art to see how well you really know your rugs. Here we go!
- Is a Persian rug an Oriental rug?
If you answered yes, you are correct. Any rug hand-knotted in China, Egypt, Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, or Iran is an Oriental rug. Oriental rugs made in Iran (once known as Persia) are Persian rugs.
Is an Oriental rug a Persian rug? Not unless the rug is made in Iran; only rugs made in Iran/Persia can be called Persian rugs.
So a Persian rug is an Oriental rug, but an Oriental rug isn't always a Persian rug. It's a square and rectangle situation.
- Is an antique Persian/Oriental rug always more valuable than a new rug?
This is false. The value of a hand-knotted Persian or Oriental rug really is based upon its age as compared to its condition. In other words, the older the rug and the better the condition it's in could make it more valuable than a new rug of comparable design. Some antique rugs can hold value even if they are in fairly bad shape (in need of considerable restoration and repair). But many antique Oriental/Persian rugs in very poor shape are simply old rugs.
The Turkish Pazyryk carpet was created in the 5th century BC and is considered to be the oldest still-extant Oriental carpet in the world. It is very valuable; another antique rug in this condition may not be.
- Are Persian rugs "better" than Oriental rugs?
This also could be considered a trick question, because some people really do think Persian rugs are better than "mere" Oriental rugs, but the difference is so small as to be insignificant.
Persian rugs once were of far better quality, but that is no longer the case.
The work that goes into both types of hand-knotted rug is extensive and any difference in their quality would need the eye of an expert to detect.
So the real answer is, no, Persian rugs aren't really better than Oriental rugs.
- Is the pattern on a machine-made Persian/Oriental rug as clear on the back as on the front?
No. This is one way you can tell if a rug is hand-knotted or not: the design and colors will be almost as brilliant and clear on the rug's back as they are on the rug's front if the rug is handmade.
The reason is that machine-made rugs (even hand-tufted rugs, which use a tool to insert and knot the threads into a pattern painted on the rug's canvas) will have a backing that's glued to the rug's canvas; the rug would fall apart without this backing.
A hand-knotted rug, however, is created by a highly-skilled artist making tens of thousands of extremely tiny knots of thread to create the rug's design. Each knot is tied so tightly that the rug's design "shows through" on the back of the rug.
To learn more about Persian and Oriental rugs, visit Behnam Rugs' Dallas showroom. Contact us at 972-733-4000.
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By Ali Oweida
MAARIB, Yemen (AA) – Fierce clashes erupted on Tuesday between the Yemeni army backed by a Saudi-led military coalition and Houthi rebels in the Nahm directorate east of Sanaa, according to official sources.
The clashes near Sanaa coincide with ongoing fighting between the two sides in Yemen's western Al-Hudaydah province.
Yemeni government spokesman Saleh al-Qutaibi told Anadolu Agency that the army had already captured several positions east of the capital, including the Madfun and Al-Nahdain heights and parts of the Mount Qarn Wadaa region.
According to al-Qutaibi, "dozens" of Houthi fighters — he did not provide an exact number — have been killed by intense army shelling in the Nahm directorate.
Houthi spokesmen, for their part, have yet to comment on the army's claims.
For the last two years, the Nahm directorate has seen sporadic clashes between the two sides that have left hundreds dead and injured.
Impoverished Yemen has been wracked by violence since 2014, when Shia Houthi rebels overran much of the country, including capital Sanaa.
The conflict escalated in 2015 when Saudi Arabia and its Sunni-Arab allies — who accuse the Houthis of serving as a proxy force for Shia Iran — launched a massive air campaign in Yemen aimed at rolling back Houthi gains.
The following year, UN-sponsored peace talks held in Kuwait failed to end the destructive conflict.
The violence has devastated Yemen's basic infrastructure, including water and sanitation systems, prompting the UN to describe the situation as one of "the worst humanitarian disasters in modern times".


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The Inbetweeners 2
How could I not include this? I am such a fan of the TV series and I thought the first film was brilliant. I wasn't overjoyed when this was announced to be honest, purely because I don't know how it could possibly top the Malia trip but here we are, and the four boys are back, but this time in Australia. I have managed to keep my expectations low but I desperately want it to be good. Released: 6th August
The Rover
I am just so intrigued by this film. It certainly won't please everybody but I think this is the movie that will give Robert Pattinson his long-overdue acting credit. This crime drama looks like a thrill ride. Pearce co-stars as a tough loner who is trying to get payback on the people who stole his car. In his pursuit he discovers Ray (Pattinson), the thief's brother, and they go on a dangerous journey. Sounds so tense! Released: 15th August
What If
I'm a sucker for a romantic drama and was immediately drawn to this because of the leads Daniel Radcliffe and Zoe Kazan (from Ruby Sparks – a must see). It is certainly not something ground-breaking but I know I'm going to eat it up. Radcliffe and Kazan become best friends over the years but the question of romance always lingers, yet she has a longterm boyfriend? So what's going to happen? Dun, dun, dun! Released: 20th August
Into The Storm
I love a good disaster movie and this one looks insane. Richard Armitage (The Hobbit) and Sarah Wayne Callies (The Walking Dead) team up in a fight for survival when an unprecedented series of tornadoes batters the town of Silverton. The CGI looks slightly on the ridiculous side but I can't help being excited. Released: 22nd August
Scarlett Johansson kicking ass, would more could you want? She stars as the titular Lucy, who becomes a powerful fearsome machine when the bag of drugs she is smuggling inside her body bursts. Her captors best watch out! Released: 22nd August
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
A follow-up to the 2005 stylized crime drama, starring so, so many big names. As before, it is a series of separate crime thriller stories captured in that novel black, white with a splash of colour style. Returning is Eva Green, Jessica Alba, Rosario Dawson and Mickey Rourke with new additions including Josh Brolin and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Released: 29th August


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God of Block : Brick Breaker
iOS Universal Games
Destroy the bricks!
God of Block is a turn based breakout-style game.
You can use from arrows to lightning to destroy bricks by throwing them in various angles
▣ Game Features
1. Turn based Breakout-style game!
- Doesn't require complex controls. Just use your one hand and blast those enemy bricks away!
2. Diverse characters!
- Try out Zeus, Hercules and other fascinating characters from the mythologies!
3. Ever-changing backgrounds
- Backgrounds change based on real time with various effects!
▣ How to play the game
1. Choose a character! Each character has their own choice of weapons.
2. Touch screen and swipe it in various angles to fire at the bricks.
3. Hit enemy bricks to eliminate the number to zero to destroy all bricks
4. Each time turn ends, more bricks will fall down.
5. Upgrade weapons and use bombs to destroy enemy bricks at a faster rate.
6. You can earn gold by hitting the $ sing item or by destroying all enemy bricks
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How is this for a harmonic convergence of events? The same week that we studied Genesis 1 in our morning devotions here at Cross Catholic, NASA released the new Hubble Space Telescope photos to the public. If you haven't yet seen these breathtaking images, there's no time like the present! The vivid colors and elegant shapes provide a rare and beautiful glimpse into the far reaches of God's creation.
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In Genesis, we learn that creation began with God's voice. "And God said, 'Let there be light.' And there was light…. And God said, 'Let there be lights in the expanse of the sky….And God said that it was good."
Unlike many pagan (or even atheist) origin stories, the Bible assures us that the universe, for all its flaws, was originally created "good." Matter isn't evil – it's a work of art sculpted by God's own hand. The sculpture is cracked, but Christ came to mend the broken pieces and restore all things to himself, with the emphasis on human beings.
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There's a shock in store for Kathy when Chris takes her out to dinner to the hotel where they spent their wedding night - convinced that he can destroy her relationship with Biff. Over a meal Chris turns on the charm and he is delighted to learn that Kathy misses their moments of intimacy. However, Chris' plan to engineer a night together turns sour. Zoe's birthday party is as successful as her brother's night out. Her attempts to learn more about Frankie are hit for six when Sean informs her that she has had to stay behind and work. Worse still, when Frankie does arrive, it's with her partner Maggie! Rachel is finding it difficult coming to terms with her arrest, but agrees to go to The Woolpack with Graham. The atmosphere turns frosty when Angie walks into the pub and Graham loses his temper. But the argument comes to an abrupt end when furious landlord Alan suddenly collapses clutching his chest.
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- Zoe Tate - Leah Bracknell
- Marlon Dingle - Mark Charnock
- Biff Fowler - Stuart Wade
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- Graham Clark - Kevin Pallister
- Rachel Hughes - Glenda McKay
- Terry Woods - Billy Hartman
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- Sean Reynolds - Stephen McGann
- Angie Reynolds - Freya Copeland
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Author: Randy M
Have you ever been touched by flowers?
Have you ever felt their power?
We plant this seed, and watch them grow.
We bless them with Names, so the world will know.
To love and to protect them from the influence of wrong.
With love and prayers we watch them grow strong.
But, when they fall, with a tender touch we make corrections.
We talk, and sometimes whisper,
a brace to help them grow in the right direction.
Now they are blooming with dazzling colors;
see what you have done with loving nurture!
You have given this world of color a promising future!
Comments on this poem/writing:
|Capricorn (126.96.36.199) -- Saturday, May 10 2003, 01:14 pm
I love this one.Nurturing flowers like children ...a lovely idea for a poem. Well written.
|Dino (22.214.171.124) -- Monday, May 12 2003, 02:43 am
I agree with Cap. I was thinking of a child. Nice poem Randy! Thanks for sharing your poem.
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Two of the reasons educators often give for why they became teachers are "helping students" and "learning new things" (Vaux. R. 1999-2013).
In fact, research has shown that professors really do care about students having a successful edventure. These two desires go hand in hand as dedicated faculty work hard to learn more ways to meet students' needs as well as pursuing their own passion for learning.
In fact, learning along with students, among all of the new opportunities provided especially by e-learning today makes the Digital Age the best time to become a educator. Faculty can choose to instruct a variety of course types online (e.g., traditional or MOOCs), work as instructional design experts, lead innovative new collaborations in education between the government, private, and/or public sectors, create edtech such as learning apps, and other such activities. The options online seem endless, and yes, a teacher could even return to a traditional face-to-face classroom.
Many of us in education have so embraced these opportunities to serve our students and our need for lifelong learning that recently the terms "teacherpreneur" or "edupreneur" were coined to describe us. As education blogger Jennifer Funk explains, these are faculty who are dedicated, knowledgeable, innovative, and driven by "a generosity of spirit" (November 21, 2012). Teacherpreneurs have one foot firmly grounded in instruction as they share their expertise beyond the confines of the traditional brick and mortar institution.
All of this is truly exciting except for one weakness: Educators tend to feel guilty for moving through opportunities. Recently, when teacherpreneur, Megan Allen, writing for the Center for Teaching Equality, shared how guilty she felt at seeking out and accepting new roles as an educator, I could empathize (14 July 2013). I vividly remember the time I left my first full-time teaching position at an inner city high school after eight years of innovative instruction for a new opportunity.
My students created a giant goodbye card. Amid the colorful well wishes one student wrote in plain pencil: "I hate you for leaving us." For a few minutes, I hated myself, too, and wondered if I had made the right decision to move on. However, for teacherpreneurs, such as Megan Allen and me, moving on is the right path.
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To RESERVE this car online and collect later, please contact us for a friendly chat via email, telephone call or live chat. We have taken all necessary precautions to ensure we follow all government guidance to comply with COVID19. Nationwide delivery available, subject to availability---|---, We are pleased to introduce you to Bellezza, a lovely 1 owner Ghibli. We think this car looks beautiful, the design reminiscent of its Italian heritage and other Maserati cars which have clearly been designed with not only brilliant form in mind but also to reflect an individual personality through the passion of its Italian designers. Labelled as a 4 door Ferrari by some, it sounds mellifluous thanks to the magic worked on it by Maserati. ---|---, The Nero paintwork, provides a wonderful compliment to the Sabbia leather. Costing circa £52000 new, it has circa £5000 worth of options including a business pack and 20" alloys. One of our favourite features is the exhaust system, which produces a sonorous sound, especially with the sport button deployed thanks to the active sound generator … so much so, it may make you forget you are in diesel. There is also the benefit of a Maserati warranty until 4-2021. ---|---, Exclusivity, versatility and performance. The Ghibli combines the sportiness of a coupé with the luxury and comfort of an executive sedan. It has been designed to make inspirational motoring an everyday experience. ---|---, PLEASE PHONE FOR A FRIENDLY CHAT, or request a live video, or an appointment to view. We are a helpful and enthusiastic team, and are happy to discuss how you can be the new custodian of this wonderful vehicle. ---|---, Please also ask about our EXCLUSIVE couture programme allowing personal touches to be specified to make this Maserati truly your own. ---|---, *** Sell you car — we are continuously looking for cars to buy for our stock. Please kindly phone with details of your car ***, Please click on the 'This car comes with' section below for a detailed description, (Pictures 1-17 are of actual car / Pictures 18-20 are cost optional extras), Full dealership history, Metallic Black, 1 owner, EXCLUSIVE CLIENTS | EXCLUSIVE LIFESTYLES | EXCLUSIVE CARS, £28,750 inc VAT
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20in Alloy Wheels - Urano Design, Brake Calipers Painted Red, Business Package, Leather Steering Wheel, Open Pore Radica Wood Trim, VEHICLE INFORMATION---, Last serviced on 10/03/2020 at 25,167 miles, Next MOT Due 30/03/2021, VAT QUALIFYING - £24,375 + £4,875 VAT, ................................................................................................., EXTERIOR & INTERIOR ---, Nero paintwork, Sabbia leather, Open pore radica wood trim, 20 inch Urano Alloys, Red brake calipers, Quad polished exhaust tailpipes, Automatic 8 speed gearbox with steering wheel mounted paddle shifts is an endlessly rewarding and glorious way to interact with the Maserati, The engine is designed by Maserati engineers and built at Ferraris maranello factory, producing 275 bhp, powering the rear wheels,, propelling you to 60 mph in circa 6.3 seconds, going on to an autobahn happy speed of 155 mph, ICE - improved control and efficiency mode, To maximise the Ghiblis potential, you can engage sport mode, which sharpens the throttle and gearbox,, while adding weight to the steering and raising the volume via the 4 exhaust tailpipes, It is almost like having your personal orchestra with the go faster pedal working in perfect harmony conducting all 6 cylinders, producing a soundtrack that a concert hall, or indeed a supercar, would be desirous of., ..............................................................................................., TECHNOLOGY---, 3D Satellite Navigation, Traffic Message Channel (TMC), Bluetooth mobile phone preparation, Bluetooth wireless music streaming, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Radio, DAB Digital radio, CD player, USB, iPod connection, aux and SD card slot allowing you to connect pretty much any external device you desire, .............................................................................................., COMFORT---, Front and Rear parking sensors, Keyless Start, Keyless Entry, 8-way power front seats with memory, Leather multi-function sport steering wheel, Electronically adjustable auto-dimming door mirrors with heating, power folding and memory function, Maserati overmats, Rear folding seats, Luggage capacity is 500 litres in the boot, ............................................................................................., CLIMATE---, Dual zone climate control, ..........................................................................................., SAFETY---, Cruise Control, ABS, ISOFIX, Alarm, LED daytime running lights, Xenon Headlamps with headlamp wash and adaptive front lighting system, automatic light activation, automatic rain sensing wipers, traction control, Seven airbags are fitted as standard, including a drivers knee bag and curtain airbags that run the length of the car at window level, Tyre pressure monitoring, Maserati stability control system, .........................................................................................., SUMMARY---, 4 door saloon coupe, 3.0 litre 275 bhp diesel twin turbo engine, Prepared with Topaz polish providing a glass like finish to the paintwork, ........................................................................., Other options offered are - We can also do a complete colour change e.g to white and register with DVLA. Alloy wheels and tyres,, exclusive nappa leather - quilted and perforated, LED cluster roof lining, satellite navigation, tv, rear seat entertainment, i-pod connection, parking sensors, security tracking, rear view camera, side steps, full colour coding, , professional detailing and paint refinishing, privacy glass, sunroof, coloured calipers, body styling., ......................................................................., We build Exclusive cars for Exclusive customers - please call us for further details and to make an appointment. , Many more cars available, please see our website at - www.exclusivecarsgb.co.uk, Other Maserati and prestige cars available, please see our website at www.exclusivecarsgb.co.uk, ......................................................................................., We are buyers of Maserati with styling or design packs, including: lumma, kahn, overfinch, revere, urban, svr, startech, autobiography, velar, stealth, ........................................................................................, EXCLUSIVE CLIENTS | EXCLUSIVE LIFESTYLES | EXCLUSIVE CARS, DAB Digital Radio
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Vehicle summary
|Body style
|Engine size
|2987 cc
|Fuel type
|Number of doors
|Number of seats
|Gearbox type
|ZF 8Spd
|CO2 emissions
|184 g/km
|Insurance group
|Standard manufacturer's warranty (miles)
|No details available
|Standard manufacturer's warranty (years)
|No details available
|Standard paintwork guarantee
|No details available
Performance & economy
|Fuel consumption (urban)
|No details available
|Fuel consumption (extra urban)
|No details available
|Fuel consumption (combined)
|33.2 mpg
|0 - 60 mph
|No details available
|Top speed
|155 mph
|Engine power
|271 bhp
|Engine torque
|443 lbs/ft
|1461 mm
|Height inclusive of roof rails
|No details available
|4971 mm
|2998 mm
|2128 mm
|Width including mirrors
|No details available
|Fuel tank capacity
|70 litres
|Minimum kerb weight
|1835 kg
|Interior features
|Exterior features
|Aluminium Key Fob
|18in Alloy Wheels - Vulcano Design
|Audio System - 280W - 8x Speakers
|Anti Pinch Sensor for Windows
|Automatically Dimming Rear View Mirror
|Brake Calipers in Matt Grey
|Bi-Xenon Headlights with Integrated LED Daytime Running Lights
|Electric Front and Rear Windows
|Boot Lateral Cargo Net and 12V Socket
|Electrically Adjustable - Foldable and Heated Exterior Mirrors
|DAB Digital Radio
|Fix and Go Tyre Sealing Compound and Electric Air Compressor
|Dashboard Mounted Maserati Design Clock
|Front Grille with Frame and Bars in Chrome
|Demist Sensor
|Heated Rear Windscreen
|Driver and Passenger Sunvisor with Mirror and Courtesy Light
|Laminated Front Glass with High Thermal and Noise Insulation
|Dual Zone Automatic Climate Control
|Ornamental Side Grilles in Black
|Fabric Headlining
|Twin Dual Pipe Exhaust System in Chrome-Plated Stainless Steel
|Front Armrest
|Front and Rear Head Restraints with Embossed Trident Logo
|Full LED Taillights and Third Stop Light
|I.C.E. Control - Increased Control and Efficency
|Instrument Cluster Dials in Maserati Blue with White Backlighting
|Interior Trim - Open Pore Radica Wood Trim for Selected Interior Details
|MTC Plus - Maserati Touch Control Plus
|Maserati Active Sound - Active Exhaust Sound System
|Mechanical Limited-Slip Differential
|Multifunction Steering Wheel and Gear Knob in Premium Fine Grain Leather - Nero
|Rain Sensor
|Rear Armrest with 2x Cupholders
|Siri Smart Personal Assistance
|Speed Sensitive Power Assisted Steering
|Split Folding Rear Seat at 60-40
|Standard Seats - Electrically Adjustable Front Seats - 6 ways
|Steering Column with Manual Height and Reach Adjustments
|Velour Floor Mats
|7in Multifunction Digital Display Cluster with On-Board Computer - Driver Info
|Active Cruise Control
|Airbags - Passenger Deactivation
|Alarm System
|BAS - Brake Assist System
|Dual Stage Front Airbags - Side - Window and Driver Knee Airbags
|EPB - Electronic Parking Brake
|Front Seat Belts with Pre-Tensioners and Load Limiters - Rear Seat Belts with Load Limiters
|Front and Rear Parking Sensors with Graphical Display on Central Digital Cluster
|Hill Holder
|MSP - Maserati Stability Program
|NavTrak Vehicle Tracking System with Automatic Driver Recognition and Remote Inhibition
|SPORT Mode Setting via Sport Button
|TPMS - Tyre Pressure Monitoring System
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