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When it comes to interior design, your home is a reflection of who you really are. What makes decor so exhilarating is the fact that you are starting with a blank canvas. This empty space can become anything you can imagine ... within the realm of possibilities of course!
An excellent way to beautify and individualize your space is with home accents. A favorite accent of ours at Bon Vivant Co. is wall prints.
Prints are a unique form of decor because they come in all shapes in sizes. They are also minimalist because they don't actually take up any space. The best part of all is that they are extremely affordable. While we always encourage purchasing original art and supporting artists, if you're on a budget and need an abundance of decor, then prints are the way to go!
We have quite a few at our store and there are always new prints coming in. They are a designer's never-ending and forever eclectic supply to home design!
Featured Prints
Jim Thompson's Framed Printed Silks
Jim Thompson was an architect and art collector in early 1900s America. After World War II, he settled in Thailand because he was particularly captured by hand-woven Thai silks. To counteract the decline of the industry he created The Thai Silk Company to support local artisans. The company that was birthed from his accomplishments has evolved into a modern textile company for interior design.
This piece consists of a large cut of silk with a floral print. The fabric is stretched out over canvas and framed with a thin gold trim. It is a surprisingly large piece, measuring 32 3/4" W x 32" 3/4" H. It would serve as an excellent patio piece, as it is exceptionally big and brightens up a space with its bold presence!
Rhea Gary Prints
Rhea Gary is an independent artist and a native of Louisiana. A talented painter, she studied Fine Arts at Louisiana State University. She displays her love of the country through her depictions of the marshy swamps, the rushing rivers, and the earthly hillsides. She adds her own unique touch with dramatic bold colors, giving her work an ethereal and heavenly feel.
This print of Rhea Gary's original painting perfectly depicts her character - the way in which she meshes natural landscapes with unusual but dream-like colors. It features an abstract landscape, perhaps a field and marsh, with bold colors running through her paint strokes. The print is mounted on canvas with a gold-painted frame. It measures 20 1/2" W x 20 1/2" H. If you're looking to add some color to the main space, hang this print above your fireplace mantel!
E.L. Weeks Prints
Edwin Lord Weeks was an exceptional 19th century American painter. His passion was in traveling to the East and re-creating oriental scenes and styles. He was considered an "Orientalist," or someone who imitates oriental themes through writing, painting, and other various art forms.
"The Last Voyage" by E.L. Weeks, depicts two men rowing an elder man who appears to be dying either away or toward the city. It is believed that they are traveling on the Ganga, a sacred river that flows through India and Bangladesh. The original painting was created in vibrant colors, but the black and white print still retains the quality and care with which it was painted. The print measures 17 1/2" W x 14" H. It certainly adds class to any home. Hang it in your hallway or home entryway for guests to curiously inspect on their way inside.


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Initiative has collected 2,160 tonnes of food and signed agreements with 35 foodstuff producers, 13 charities and three sponsors
The UAE Food Bank has announced that it has collected 2,160 tonnes of food and signed agreements with 35 foodstuff producers, 13 charities and three sponsors since its launch last year.
The announcement was made during the meeting of the bank's board of trustees, state news agency WAM reported.
The bank also revealed its plans for the holy month of Ramadan that includes distribution of 500 Suhoor meals to labourers on a daily basis in association with the Community Development Authority and a number of government entities.
The bank will also work with its partners to provide 1,500 snack meals, 500 meals for the RTA's bus drivers and 700 meals to labour camps on a daily basis from Zabeel Palace Hospitality.
The plan also features programmes to raise the public awareness on the importance of rational food consumption, WAM said.
Dawood Al Hajri, director-general of Dubai Municipality and the bank's chairman, also pointed out that the bank's 2018 plans focus on establishing food collection centres across the emirates, in association with the local authorities.
"The first centre has been established in the emirate of Ajman in association with the Humaid bin Rashid Charity Establishment and Ajman Municipality and the second one is scheduled to be opened in the emirate of Ras Al Khaimah during this Ramadan," he said.


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Ganz Enameled Colored Sunflower and Ladybugs Measuring Spoons Set Great Gift
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Beautiful set of Enameled Colorful Sunflower and Ladybug Measuring Spoon Set
Item # ER32897
Zinc Alloy Spoons with Sunflower/Ladybug Shape handle and colorful enameling on each spoon
Bowls are impressed with Sunflowers for a fun detail.
Fresh and fun gift!
Each spoon is embossed with it's measurement (1 Tablespoon, 1 Teaspoon, 1/2 Teaspoon and 1/4 Teaspoon)
Nest together and tied with leather like tie
Brand new in gift box.
We are happy to combine ship if you purchase multiple items!
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Navy blue cotton batiste from Ralph Lauren, 1/2 yard
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Navy blue cotton batiste for lightweight tops, heirloom sewing, and supersoft linings.
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Fabric is sold in half yard increments. Quantity of 1 is 1/2 yard, quantity of two is 1 yard, and so on.


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Insuring Comic Books, Fine Art, Antiques & More So, you've got an Amazing Fantasy #15 comic book – the first appearance of Stan Lee's Spider Man in a safe from when you were just a kid. What you probably know is that this item can be worth […]Read more →
A Guide to Preventing Dog Bite Claims According to the Insurance Information Institute, over $400 million a year is paid out for dog bite claims each year by insurance companies. While that may seem like a lot, there is an estimated $600 million that was excess over […]Read more →
Avoid an Insurance Nightmare – Do Your Homework BEFORE Hiring a Contractor off of Craigslist So, you're planning a home remodel or some landscape work – great! Most people start this process by laying out exactly what they'd like, then calling out to multiple companies to get […]Read more →
Congratulations, you just bought a new (or new to you) car! You were able to afford a down payment and now you are the proud owner of a new car and a monthly car payment. But, what happens if your car becomes involved in an accident and […]Read more →
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You get a bill every month (or every six months depending on your preference) for your auto insurance premiums in Louisiana. Your policy details what is covered and what is not. What it may not detail is how the policy cost was determined. There are many factors […]Read more →


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Vintage Native American (Zuni) inlay sterling silver ring with a Kokopelli in turquoise, opal, mother of pearl and coral. This is a beautiful piece and we'd date this one around the 1940's or 1950's. Size 4.25


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HRD emerges as critical differentiating factor in success of dairy cooperatives: Chairman, NDDB
HRD emerges as critical differentiating factor in success of dairy cooperatives: Chairman, NDDB
Anand, 22 January 2019: While inaugurating a one-day workshop on "Strengthening Human Resource Development and Management functions in Dairy Cooperatives & Producer Institutions" on 21st January 2019 at NDDB, Anand, Shri Dilip Rath, Chairman, NDDB said that the workshop is an important step to understand the critical HR issues faced by the Dairy Cooperatives and then design interventions to address them. Managing Directors/CEOs of more than 42 Milk Unions/Federations and Producer Companies participated in the workshop. Chairman, NDDB also released a manual on Human Resource Development in Dairy Cooperatives & Producer Companies (prepared by NDDB).
This manual will be a ready reckoner for Dairy Cooperatives and Producer Companies to adopt HRD policies and practices.
During the Operation Flood Programme, development of core functions and competencies in procurement, processing and marketing was emphasised. Shri Rath conveyed that though initiatives and interventions for large scale capacity building were undertaken during the OF, adoption of HR systems and processes in Cooperatives were not focused.
Chairman, NDDB further said that there is a strong correlation between good HR Systems and Processes and organization's effectiveness and superior performance. If cooperatives have to become strong and sustainable in their business, they need to have vision, strong value system and culture that fosters leadership and creates a good working environment.
The workshop deliberated on the findings of a study instituted by NDDB on the theme "HR needs assessment of Dairy Cooperatives/Producer Institutions" and conducted by the Institute of Rural Management, Anand under National Dairy Plan I. The findings indicated the urgent need for induction of right number of human resources with right skill-sets and competencies especially in the areas of marketing, engineering and human resources to face the emerging challenges from private and multi-national players in dairy sector. The study highlighted that new inductees into the organization need to undergo exhaustive induction and socialization to help them understand the philosophy and mission of cooperatives. It also stressed on the urgent need for effective recruitment processes, training & capacity building and employee engagement initiatives.
HR experts from academia and industry shared their experiences about the impact of HRD initiatives/interventions on increasing organizational effectiveness and performance. It was also felt that Dairy Cooperatives/Producer Institutions should establish HRD Departments to ensure focused efforts in this direction.
During the open session that followed, a common understanding emerged - Irrespective of policy limitations that the Dairy Cooperatives/Producer Institutions face, it is important to take lead in introducing HRD initiatives focused on organizational capacity building, which will help them succeed in long run.


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There is a Buzz in the Barn, Are You Listening?
Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID), formerly known as equine Cushing's disease can often go undiagnosed. Previously thought of as an older horse disease, more and more horses are being diagnosed at an earlier age, some as young as 5 years of age.1,2 Because the early signs of the disease can often be very subtle, it may often be overlooked until the disease is in an advanced stage. Be sure you are listening to the buzz in your barn.
PRASCEND is for use in horses only. Treatment with PRASCEND may cause loss of appetite. Most cases are mild. Weight loss, lack of energy, and behavioral changes also may be observed. If severe, a temporary dose reduction may be necessary. PRASCEND has not been evaluated in breeding, pregnant, or lactating horses and may interfere with reproductive hormones in these horses. PRASCEND Tablets should not be crushed due to the potential for increased human exposure. Refer to package insert for complete product information.
1. Donaldson MT, McDonnell SM, Schanbacher BJ, Lamb SV, McFarlane D, Beech J. Variation in plasma adrenocorticotropic hormone concentration and dexamethasone suppression test results with season, age, and sex in healthy ponies and horses. J Vet Intern Med. 2005;19(2):217-222.
2. Grubbs ST, Neal DL and TJ Keefe. Clinical signs associated with PPID status in a large population of horses. J Vet Intern Med 2015;29:1242


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Greetings, readers. For most of my writing career, I must admit I type by the seat of my pants. I'll turn on my computer or open up the tablet of paper and write down the first thing that comes to mind. Obviously I make it a good starting point. After I have those paragraphs written, I say to myself, "Okay, what next?" You've now just read my equation for all of my miserable fails. Without purpose and direction, my projects never seem to get completed.
Here's my solution, thanks to Rebecca. She told me that I should write a detailed outline for my web-series script project. Detail it point by point, so not only can I see where I am but also where I am going, and I can check off each part after it is completed. Not a bad idea. After the blog today, with what time we have left, we are going to brainstorm ideas for the project.
I know I always have problems when I write, so I'll call this an issue. The issue I'm having is that everything has been done in the world of Star Trek. Planets have exploded, ships have disappeared, and colonist have wound up dead upon Captain Kirk's arrival. We must come up with an idea that is fresh, or at the very least an old idea with a new twist.
I'm doing this project so that I can finish it and then see if one of two Star Trek based web-series' will take it. I know all the old school characters by heart, and although I won't call the project easy, it sure will be lots of fun.
I don't really have a time frame for this, because I have a couple of other things on my plate as well, such as next month's performance. I have a feeling that when I really dive into this project, everything else is going to go to hell and I will immerse myself in the world of Star Trek.
If this project works, I might contact somebody to do a Next Generation or even Voyager script, if there is a fan-based production of either one of those.
Until next Wednesday, stay warm, take care, live long and prosper, and happy reading.


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A man who repeatedly stabbed a woman in the head and stomach should be spared further jail time because of his intellectual disability, a court has heard.
Kristopher Luke Hayles appeared in the South Australian Supreme Court on Monday after earlier pleading guilty to one count of aggravated causing serious harm over the 2016 incident.
In a victim impact statement read to the court, the woman described the "shock, trauma and fear" she and her children experienced after the incident.
"I received a horrible number of injuries that affected me and my children," the court heard.
"(The incident) also caused my children to be afraid of me".
Lawyer Greg Mead said his client, who was "not the most articulate", felt sorry for what had happened and wished he could take it back.
He said Hayles has an IQ of 63 and his cognitive abilities were "severely limited".
Mr Mead urged Justice Anne Bampton to suspend the remainder of Hayles' sentence so that he could access the appropriate treatment.
Justice Bampton remanded Hayles in custody to reappear in court for sentencing next month.


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THE 60th Woking Drama Festival has been held with large audiences watching around 30 local amateur groups perform over two weeks.
The first festival in 1959 consisted of six plays over two nights and was held at the Lion Works Social Hall.
The event has been held at the Rhoda McGaw Theatre since 1975, except for a brief move to a temporary theatre during the building of the Peacocks Centre in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
The drama festival is one of the largest of its kind in the country.
The winning play was Cider with Rosie from Woking College, which won four awards. Cider with Rosie was the Best Play by a Cast Under 21, Claire Nevers and Gina Marshall won the Director Award and Jack Derry and Ana Richardson were Best Youth Actor and Best Youth Actress.
For full story and pictures see the 25 October edition of the News & Mail


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I'm not sure about you, but my husband definitely needs my support and love in the power that comes in praying over him in his work. He, like most people working full time, deals with a variety of complicated situations ranging from minor every day frustrations to managing several difficult or negative interactions sometimes in a succession right after each other. He especially encounters negativity daily in a way that can wear a person down to a pulp overtime. Men (and women too) need someone on their side, praying daily for their heart to remain strong (not hard or cold) in the face of conflict, and still soft (but not weak) when dealing with the broken, young, or old.
He needs to know I'm in his corner praying for him to have wisdom and courage to fight the good fight.
Work is difficult sometimes. Because of the fall and the curse that fell on us, work has become something difficult… frustrating… and yet, it is also immensely fulfilling in that it gives us purpose. Our sweet church just did a series on work, and how one's faith should drastically impact their entire approach to it.
Christians should work with passion, have strong work ethics, have the upmost integrity in their dealings with employers, coworkers, or clients. They should be exemplary employees, but since we are all human, many get tired of the surrounding atmosphere of a lack of team work, or frustrated with coworkers who don't pull their own weight. It can be hard to keep a positive attitude when daily we are reminded of the negative – but as a wife, I want to cover my husband in a blanket of prayer to safeguard his positivity, his serenity, and his purpose in fulfilling his calling at his workplace.
Here are some things to consider when praying over your husband:
- His role as a provider or co-provider with you – sometimes that task can be especially daunting if your husband doesn't find purpose or fulfillment in his work. Pray for his heart and his spirit to be encouraged in knowing the good he is doing
- His heart to remain close to God – pray for him to keep God at the center of his decisions. Many men and women simply make God or Christianity something they only partake of on Sundays, instead of allowing it to overflow into every aspect of their life. Pray he develops closeness to God or continues in his walk with the Lord.
- Pray for him to be empowered with strength to face his daily grind – pray that he's safe-guarded from falling into a pit of discouragement, every job gets familiar and starts to lose its sparkle over time, but prolonged discouragement is dangerous to his spirit.
- Pray for him to have wisdom in every encounter
- Pray for him to be filled with Joy (the counter-serum to Depression) and to view the world through a lens of gratitude – make your family the safe haven he can retreat to every night in order to refill his cup with warm Joy, and make gratitude a focal point for your family. Joy + Gratitude makes for the BEST atmosphere and environment for staying positive in life, and will greatly affect your children as they look to you to learn what happiness in life is.
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Sherman's Follies
As many readers know, I grew up on the songs of Allen Sherman. (Just check my July 14 entry, for instance.) Sherman has delightfully "ruined" more standards for me than I can count. So I was intrigued by this article in the L.A. Times (via both Mark Evanier and Lis Riba, links at sidebar - you may need to try Lis' link twice, it almost never activates the first time on any of my computers, and I can't get to it at all from my primary work machine) talking about not only the 40th anniversary of "Hello Muddah Hello Faddah" and the inspiration for that song (Sherman's son Robert) but giving a pretty good synopsis of the novelty artist's life as well. As the L.A. Times requires registration before you can read any of their articles, Lis has taken care of that for you - just log in using the member name "corporatemedia" and the password "stillsucks" (thanks Lis!). Update: Heh, that member name and password works for NY Times online articles too. Lis, you're a total treasure!
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Here's a video about the Milkbag Project in the Barrhaven area, which includes a plea for storage and transportation options, issues that have been mentioned a few times in previous posts.
- In our area, we don't have a long-term storage location where people can take their finished mats and bags. Right now, we're using our basements, garages, sheds, local church basements, … What would be so much better would be a single location, opened perhaps 3-4 times a year for a Saturday morning, for us to drop our finished items off. I'm sure many of us could volunteer to staff such a facility, making sure things are stacked neatly, keeping a tally of everything, and then locking the place up till the next scheduled drop-off. Ideally — a shipping container!
- The aim is to get finished bags and mats down to the Mississauga warehouse run by Canadian Food for Children. The difficulty for Ottawa-based transportation is that the warehouse closes at noon — pretty hard to get there in the morning unless you leave Ottawa before dawn. But perhaps there's a company willing to haul a shipping container down there.
Essentially, we're looking for that critical link to connect volunteers who crochet and weave milkbags into mats and bags with a charity which brings them to people who really need them. As with so many volunteer efforts, it's a major missing link, mainly because there's no money to pay for storage and transport.
But perhaps there are some extra-special volunteers out there who could help bridge the gaps and make the whole undertaking flow so much more smoothly. Here's hoping!


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You may have never heard of Erica Group, but you've likely seen her art, especially if you follow anyone on social media that lives in the DeLand area. Erica is the creator of the DeLand wings, a mural in Downtown DeLand that has come to be a social media phenomena.
Many of us make resolutions to get in better shape and to lose weight. However, by February, those resolutions fade. The busyness of life sets in. What if instead you committed to not only take care of your own health, but also join a community to help and bring awareness to those battling cancer?
A New Year brings with it fresh hopes, aspirations and dreams. Many of us like to make New Year resolutions, or promises we make to ourselves to achieve something, whether for mental, spiritual, financial or emotional betterment. For some, home ownership is on that list.
Construction officially began in November on the highly-anticipated Sandra Stetson Aquatic Center, a Stetson University facility that will provide a permanent home for Stetson's intercollegiate rowing teams, along with study/research space. What many are not aware of is that the new facility will also give public access to Lake Beresford as part of the center's 10-acre site.
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text: Transcription Hello, this is Matt at AppWorks and this is part 2 of the video series of how containers work and this part will take a look at secure storage of images in external containers. In the first part, we worked on the sample database that I created from free images from unsplash.com, a good source of free image content. I have my image field, which is set to open storage, and the structure on the server – here's the server here – creates a folder called Image test, and here is one folder for each image, basically each record in the database and the image record. If I had multiple fields in this table that each contained a container, then each would be in the folder. If I want to move this to secure storage, how does that work? I'll simply switch to secure storage – not with secure we don't choose the path. I'll click ok. FileMaker asks me to confirm my transfer, I accept it. The first step is it adds up the space and makes sure it has enough space on the server to do what you're asking, then it actually moves images over. That happens on the server, so this is 100s of MBs of images. This is way faster than would be possible on my computer – it's nice to have a server process. Once the container's done, we can take a look at what's going on on the server. What it did is in my image test folder, it makes a folder called secure. This is the folder that used to have one folder for every single ID. The secure folder, it makes a small set of subfolders, 212, rather than the total number of records in my database. In each one of these is a file that you cannot open. You can't virus scan it, open it, or view it. It is an encrypted file that contains image data for some record in your database. You can't tell which record – you can back this data up, it's kind of a standard structure of your data. You can't interact with it in any meaningful way on the server. It's securely stored, which is good, that means it's protected from people who have access to the server so that they can't actually do stuff with the data. Then I got my confirmation. Other than that, secure storage or open storage works pretty much the same for the user – they can just flip through records. There's really no speed difference that I've been able to see, it's just that it stores it differently structured on the server. That's it for this video, thanks for your time.


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Quite a while ago, I received a gift card with the amount listed on the card as "$42.00." I thought that this was an odd amount, but hey, a gift card is a gift card, and I was grateful for it. (Note: let me say right here that I do not understand people who think that gift cards are a crappy gift 'that requires no thought.' Are you kidding?! It's free money! That's the best kind of money there is!!)
So I went into one of my favorite stores (favorite because they have lots of jewelry), and checked out the rings. I found a lovely one in my size; a faceted morganite-colored crystal set in an intricate sterling filigree setting. It was reasonable, too; only $29.99. Happily I presented my $42.00 gift card, and the woman behind the counter smiled and said, "Thanks–now all you owe is $5.99."
HUH?!? Why did I owe $5.99? The gift card was for $42.00! But it seems that the "$42.00" was actually "$24.00." Looking back on it, I don't know if this was meant to be a joke or simply an honest mistake. Which then of course made me think of many of the dumb and senseless things I have done over the years….sometimes you just don't think of the effect your action has on others. I thought briefly of doing the same thing to the person who gave me the gift card–briefly. But if it truly was an honest mistake, that would be an awful thing to do.
So I decided to just let it go. It is so much easier to overlook things like that these days. I spent way too many years of my life feeling resentful or hurt or upset or put upon–and probably many of those feelings came simply from the old "poor me" syndrome. Carrying those feelings around with me was a ginormous waste of time and energy. These days it is SO much easier to just move on and not sweat the small stuff–and take the high road. For me this means to just let go of any anger or resentment or hurt–I'm willing to bet that most of what we perceive as hurtful to us personally is not that way at all.
It's a whole lot easier to take the high road and not add one more thing to our "*gripe bag." Bottom line: if that gift card was meant as a joke, then hardy-har-har. If a mistake, so what? In the words of someone who shall not be named, "At this point in time, what difference does it possibly make?"
*Gripe bag: an unseen (but very real to the holder) bag of ancient-to-recent hurts, slights, dirty deeds and so on. This bag grows heavier each day, and the weight of it makes us sour and cranky, much like poor Jacob Marley (from "A Christmas Carol," by Charles Dickens) lugging his yards of chains around.


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You just discovered that your garage door will not open. You need to get your vehicle out of the garage so that you can drive it to work. You know nothing about garage doors and you are not very mechanically inclined. What do you do? Obviously, you want to call the top garage door repair company and have them send someone over immediately. However, who should you call?
The better garage door repair Orange CA company is easy to locate. For instance, they will be well-known in your area for their quality of service. A good reputation takes years to establish. Only choose a garage door repair company that has been in business for quite some time. After all, if you are not good at what you do, you will not be in business for too long.
Another feature of a better garage door repair company is communication. When the garage door company sends a representative or serviceman to your home, he will be able to explain the problem in an easy and understandable way. He will tell you what is wrong, how it should be fixed, and what it should cost. The better companies will provide you with a no obligation quotation that includes both material and labor costs.


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Roof installation must be done properly and correctly because the roof is not installed properly will cause a leak in the roof when the rainy season arrives. Installation of the right roof you can get in denver roofing contractor. That way, then you will no longer deal with the annoying roof leaks.
Please also note that there are several causes of the leaking roof. Some of these causes are
– Installation of roof cover is not good
So that the roof does not leak, roof coverings such as asbestos, tile or zinc alum must be properly installed, do not let there is a gap that can cause rainwater into it. The tile should be fitted in an appropriate manner so that between one roof and the other tile can lock tightly together.
– Problems with guttering
The gutter is a channel that drains water from the surface of the roof to the sewer. Then make sure that the gutter is properly installed, the connection to the gutters must also be considered with the correct installation techniques as well.


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1932 German election, 1960s counterculture, 1960s fashion, Adele Astaire, Admiral von Tirpitz, Adolf Hitler, Breslau, Chatsworth, Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery, Deborah Devonshire, Dorothy Macmillan, Duke of Devonshire, Dulle Griet, Flemish painting, Francis Russell, Guards Chapel, Harold Macmillan, Ivan Cobbold, J.H. Plumb, James McMullan, John Betjeman, John Bodkin Adams, John Canaday, John Emelin, Lord Charles Cavendish, Lord Snowdon, Lothar and the Hand People, Marquess of Hartington, Massacre of the Innocents, Mitford Sisters, Paul von Hindenburg, permissive society, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Princess Margaret, Red Grooms, The Hunters in the Snow, The Procession to Calvary, William Hickey, Wratislaw I, Wrocław
This issue's cover shows a detail from The Hunters in the Snow by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, whose life and work are the subject of an article by John Canaday:
Breugel lived through a time of social, political, and religious upheaval that affected him directly, but his convictions are known only through deduction from his art. In the case of Dürer a little earlier, we can follow in his letters, in his writings and in the recorded comments of his friends the moral agonies and aesthetic arguments that determined the nature of his art. But we have not one single helpful word from or about Bruegel in this respect; it is impossible to think of him as orthodox in politics or religion at a time when orthodoxy was so often tainted by bigotry or tyranny, but what deviations he admitted, what loyalties he held, we cannot know.
Horizon caption: 'Bruegel's scenes of peasant life are so rich in human detail that they repay the closest scrutiny. Above is the full painting from which a section has been reproduced on the preceding two pages. Opposite is a small detail of that detail.'
Even in rudimentary summary, Bruegel's premises are quite obviously his answers to questions that men have always asked themselves. The concept of man as heroic but men as faulty has cousins everywhere. In ancient Greece it was the noble being with the tragic flaw, but to Bruegel the flaw is no longer tragic but contemptible, because remediable; no implacable fate declares that there is no way out. In the Book of Genesis innocence in Paradise is lost through original sin, but in Bruegel man need not suffer forever for having yielded to an appetite in a moment of weakness; he is free to enjoy his appetites so long as he has the strength not to abuse them, and he needs no Redeemer to restore him to bliss because he finds his own bliss in identification with the cosmos.
Horizon caption: 'Dulle Griet or "Mad Meg" (above), probably painted in 1562, displays the kind of fantastic invention that often appears in Bruegel's work alongside his sharp observation of peasant life. The detail opposite shows Meg herself striding through Hell.'
Bruegel's cosmos and its rhythm have an even more thickly branched family tree, spreading in one direction as far as India. Some of his own landscapes (as we shall see) were immediate continuations of a section of the theologically organized universe of the Middle Ages, in which every single activity had its defined place. But the medieval universe was almost too neat, like a tremendous globular filing cabinet surrounded by a void; its minor virtue of tidiness imposed the major flaw of static definition. In Bruegel's universe nothing is static: everything moves, grows, and responds in endless harmonies of action and interaction. Finally, in his more vigorous way, Bruegel anticipated intellectually the nineteenth-century romantics' emotional identification of man with nature, but without falling into the romantic fallacy of endowing nature with emotions corresponding to man's.
…[When] he painted Biblical subjects he painted them in his own terms, neither manufacturing them according to the formulas that enabled even the most unreligious painters to turn out satisfactory holy pictures nor giving them any Christian-mystical turn of his own.
The Massacre of the Innocents…beneath its nominal subject, is a sub rosa indictment of the devastation of the Netherlandish populace by Spanish military force. The Procession to Calvary becomes an execution scene concerned less with the victim than with exposing the baseness of human beings who can watch his sufferings with callous indifference. Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery, ostensibly a parable pleading for charitable compassion between human beings, is extended to a social allegory of religious intolerance…
This 'religion' of the cosmos was surely not something that Bruegel thought of as religion. But a man's true religion is whatever he believes most deeply, and by this definition Bruegel was a pantheist.
Horizon caption: 'Though Biblical in subject, The Massacre of the Innocents, 1565-67, is set in a wintry Netherlandish locale. In the slaughter of Jewish infants by Herod's soldiers, Bruegel may have seen a parallel to the cruel occupation of the Netherlands by Spanish armies. The detail opposite shows a horseman of King Herod (or Phillip II) riding down a Jewish (or Flemish) woman.
Also in this issue:
In 'Breslau Revisited', Francis Russell writes about his time as a 20-year-old American student in the then-German city in 1931-32, and his return to the now-Polish Wrocław in the 1960s:
It is a name expunged from the maps. Five hundred thousand inhabitants of Breslau, the old Silesian capital, have long since been driven out, replaced by strangers of another culture and another tongue. German Breslau has become Slavic Wroclaw. The baroque university buildings by the Oder now house a Polish state university. It is not given to many of us to have lived in a city that no longer exists. But it was given to me in my student time in Germany.
Illustrations by James McMullan:
So a thousand years of German history vanished, unique as the pattern of Breslau itself was unique. For the pattern was woven of curiously contrasting threads. Breslau was a German city founded by a Bohemian count with the Polish name of Wratislaw, who cared nothing about nationality. It was a gothic city and a baroque city, a city of the Reformation and the Counter Reformation, a free city of the Holy Roman Empire without the title of Free City, that gave its varied allegiance to Polish, Bohemian, and Hungarian kings. Under the Habsburgs it was the equal of Prague, and in modern times under the Hohenzollerns the second city of Prussia, a European as much as a German city, and the German gateway to the Slavic east…And even now, the ghostly outline of the German Breslau has become the fourth city of Poland.
After an unpleasant time at his first accommodation, he found a happier place to stay with Herr and Frau Lieb, and their 16-year-old daughter Juta:
Before the First World War [Herr Lieb] had been a factory owner in Kattowitz, a man of wealth and position. Frau Lieb still had letters of thanks that they had received from Admiral von Tirpitz after he had been their house guest. But the Liebs had lost their money in the aftermath of the war, and he had lost his factory when the Poles had seized Kattowitz with the rest of industrial Upper Silesia in 1919. Without possessions, he had taken his family to Breslau, where he had prospered modestly as a manufacturer's wholesale representative until the depression stuck him down…But for the rent money from their student rooms, they would have had to leave the Monhauptstrasse.
Election day, March 13, 1932, fell on a Sunday, as was customary in Germany to give more people the chance to vote. It was also the end of the university semester and the day before I was to leave Breslau for good. Frau Lieb had a loin of pork and red cabbage for my last Sunday dinner – the two dishes I liked best. 'Well,' she said, as they four of us sat at table, 'I went down bright and early and voted for our President von Hindenburg.' Herr Lieb's jaw set and his monocle quivered slightly in his teutonic face. 'I voted for Hitler,' he muttered challengingly. I said nothing. Nobody said anything. At the end of my meal I went to my room and closed the door, still without speaking. A few minutes later there was a knock. Herr Lieb stood on the threshold without his monocle, his face apologetic, his eyes sad, 'Herr Russell,' he said, 'I don't like the brown shirts either, even if I did vote for Hitler. But what else can a man do? Something has to change. Nothing can be worse than the way it is now, nothing.'
In the 'News of Art' section, there is a report on Loft on 26th Street, a scale model by pop artist Red Grooms:
In 'A Return to Manliness', J.H. Plumb of Christ's College, Cambridge considers the 1960s young man's adoption of long hair and flamboyant clothes in the light of the past:
To the middle-aged, long hair and effeminacy seem synonymous: the well-balanced, virile man was crew-cut in youth and close-cropped in age. Artists, weirdies, homosexuals, composed the long-haired brigade. Hence the sense of outrage in American and British homes when adolescent hair began to lengthen. Beatle mops might be cute on a five-year-old; at fourteen they were irritating; at eighteen an outrage. Yet worse is probably to come. Every Oxford and Cambridge college now has a dozen or so undergraduates with shoulder-length, Cavalier-style hair…Even at Eton, hair is beginning to curl along the famous collar.
Horizon caption: 'James Stuart (1612-1655) and John Emelin (1945- ) consider their cultural ties.'
…If mothers and fathers knew their history, perhaps they would be less excited about the hair and more preoccupied with the deeper problems of the young male, particularly the affluent adolescent in a permissive society. Give young men money, and sooner or later they will dress like peacocks and behave like goats.
Plumb traces the combination of flashy dress, violent behaviour and sexual experimentation among young men in Renaissance Italy, and in Elizabethan, Restoration and Georgian England, such as William Hickey, and concludes:
This is not a problem of our society; it is a problem of humanity, made worse, it may appear, because we are richer and more numerous today…The problem, if it is a problem, might be eased if parents, headmasters, and the like took changes in young male exhibitionism more lightheartedly. It might help, too, if aging men grew less choleric when faced with the all-too-obvious evidence of youthful virility…Since before Samson's day, long hair and virility have been, shall we say, bedfellows.
In 'Christmas at Chatsworth', an excerpt from the first volume of his autobiography, former British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan describes Christmas in the 1920s and 30s at one of England's grandest stately homes, seat of the Dukes of Devonshire:
Macmillan had joined the Cavendish family by marrying one of the Duke of Devonshire's daughters.
At least two people in this picture (probably taken at Christmas 1928) died in World War II: Ivan Cobbold in the June 1944 V-1 attack on the Guards Chapel in London, and William Cavendish, Lord Hartington, killed in Belgium in September 1944, leaving Kathleen Kennedy (sister of the future US President) a widow. Lord Hartington's brother Andrew eventually inherited the Dukedom, after having married Deborah Mitford; her brother Tom was killed in Burma in 1945. Lord Charles Cavendish married Adele Astaire and died of acute alcoholism in 1943. The suspected serial killer Dr John Bodkin Adams was present when the Tenth Duke died in 1950 at the age of 55. Lady Elizabeth Cavendish never married but had a long term relationship with Poet Laureate John Betjeman; as lady-in-waiting to Princess Margaret it is believed she introduced her to Lord Snowdon.


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I used the "Monk Bowl" idea for lunch today. I cooked some brown rice in the rice cooker and steamed veggies on the stove. For the sauce, I made the Shiitake Mushroom Sauce from The New McDougall Cookbook. The only I did differently, was I used fresh Shiitakes, because I had a ton from last week's market! It made a lot of sauce, so now I have a ton leftover....which is good, because I also have a lot of leftover rice. And by the way, I used a flat leaf type of kale in the vegetables. It was grown on the property at the Saturday market!
For dinner, I basically made my Cauliflower a la Lemon recipe, but I added some potatoes, because I didn't have a ton of broccoli and thought they would go nicely with the lemon flavor. However, I left off the couscous for this meal, since we had potatoes in there. And I didn't add oil, just a little spray on the pan first.
Tomorrow's market day! I'm excited, are you?? (Is it wrong to look forward to Market Saturday every week?)
Eat smart,
I'm a classical musician and a vegetarian. I eat mostly a plant-based diet and love finding new vegan & raw recipes to try. Blogging is a new passion of mine and I try to post as often as I can (between rehearsals and concerts) Eat smart!
Friday, October 30, 2009
A McDougall Day
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By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski
Michael and Alissa Marquess' full-time jobs were making them miserable. Michael was a real estate appraiser, while his wife worked in an office. Both were experienced in the hospitality field.
Everything changed during a quiet, evening road trip on a two-lane highway with their sleeping children. The couple decided they would hunker down and do what they love: brew beer. From it came Flagstaff's Mother Road Brewing Co., a moniker reflecting the lore of Route 66.
"We always talk about that road trip," Alissa says. "We were driving that night. The kids were asleep. We needed to change something to live the way we wanted to live.
"Mother Road is about finding joy in the adventure. We love the community, taking road trips and talking about Arizona. We thought, 'What could bring some of this together?' We thought 'Route 66' and 'Mother Road' would bring together all these things."
Creating beer is a family affair that doesn't begin and end with Michael and Alissa.
"Remember the Dunkin' Donuts' 'time to make the donuts' commercial?'" Michael says between swigs of his IPA. "When we used to brew at 4 a.m., I would arrive for my brew shift with my son. He would look for the comics in the paper, and we would go across the street for warm cinnamon rolls."
The Marquess children—ages 7, 10 and 12—grew up in the brewing business. In 2011, they placed their hands in the wet cement outside of the building. Six years later, they repeated.
"They're all very good at talking to grownups," Michael says. "They belly up to the bar, get a soda, as for an opener, and chat up whoever will talk with them."
The last 12 months have been exciting ones for Mother Road, whose bar was constructed by Alissa's brother. The original, now-experimental Pike Brewery and taproom paved the way for the Butler Brewery, which produces beer and is also a tap room. They fall under the Mother Road name but are casually referred to by their locations.
The Pike Brewery is relaxing, with a small library and board games available to guests. Children and families are encouraged to visit inside, or outside on the dog-friendly patio.
The 20-barrel Forgeworks brewhouse at the Butler Brewery gives patrons the opportunity to see their beer being made. It, too, has board games, along with complimentary pretzels and small snacks available for purchase. Food trucks are listed on Mother Road's events page. Mother Road Butler does not allow pets, but trained service animals are welcome.
"It's been in the planning phase forever," he says. "We needed the space. It's incredible what the team managed to crank out in this space. We hit the wall. They have been brewing our mainline beer, but we needed the capacity to meet demand, yet have the flexibility to play."
Both rooms serve Mother Road's specialty ales, which are also found throughout Arizona and New Mexico, in places like Whole Foods, Sprouts, Bashas', AJ's Fine Foods and Bevmo.
Tower Station IPA, with its 7.3 percent ABV and 70 IBU, is inspired by the hospitality of Tower Station, a stop along Route 66 opened in 1936. This unfiltered India Pale Ale boasts a copper-orange hue and white head, and it releases aromas of tangerine and pineapple. Pilsner and pale malts balance the hop-derived flavors of grapefruit peel and pine.
With 4.3 percent ABV and 19 IBU, Kolsch-Style Ale is colored like champagne, and yields pear and lemon flavors. It finishes with a mild biscuit malt.
Even stronger is Lost Highway Double Black IPA, 8 percent ABV and 100 IBU. Michael describes it as having an espresso-colored head above flavors of orange zest and roasted malts. Hints of bitter orange chocolate balance with notes of dark caramel to round out the adventure.
"One of the things she really loves are posters advertising National Parks," Michael says of his wife. "We wanted our artwork to look like that. They have that vintage feel; they're retro a little bit."
The Mother Road project has been a lifesaver for the family. Michael says the work-life balance has improved.
"The stress level is 10 times higher," he says with a wide grin. "It's a good stress—at least it's something we're both passionate about."
The Mother Road success story is a team effort that spills over into the community.
"I think the thing that makes me most proud is when I say, 'I own Mother Road,' I so often heard the comment that they felt welcome here. There was just something about that place," she says.
"I'm so humbled to hear that and grateful we managed to keep it up," he adds. "Radical hospitality is one of our goals."
One thing it didn't do was bring down the stress level, Michael says. But that's not necessarily a bad thing.
"The stress level is 10 times higher," he says with a smile. "It's a good stress—at least it's something we're both passionate about."
Mother Road Butler Brewery, 1300 E. Butler Avenue, Suite 200, Flagstaff, 928.774.0492; Mother Road Pike Brewery, 7 S. Mikes Pike, Flagstaff, 928.774.9139, motherroadbeer.com. Tours are available.
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April 17, 2019
Before I had kids, getting dressed and out of the house on time was always such a breeze. But after having a family, I felt like it always took so long, especially with a toddler. Between all the gear you have to pack to organizing a diaper bag, it can become a long and drawn out process. Having completed one full round with Sutton and working on my second with Greyson, I wanted to share some of my tips on how to get out the door faster for any mamas out there.
Have a few fuss-free outfit options handy
I'm such a big believer in prearranging your clothes when you can – and opting for easy outfits that require less thought. Some of the throw on and go pieces I rely on for myself are jumpsuits, casual dresses, and athleisure wear. On days, I want to look more pulled together, I love chic jumpsuits like this one here, which I recently grabbed from Nordstrom. The earthy tone and ruffle straps are perfect for spring. I love that I can style it with sneakers, chic slides, or woven mules.
Pack your essentials ahead of time
I'm sure every mom knows this, but pack the diaper bag ahead of time so that it's ready to go. With Sutton, I had such a bad habit of overpacking, so I'm glad I've got it figured out with Greyson. Rather than packing a bag full of outfits and snacks, I now just stick to a single change of clothes plus the usual wipes, diapers, and a toy.
Create systems where needed
I'm not super strict with routines, but I've found that it can be super helpful for kids to get into a rhythm that they can follow independently. One of those systems in our house starts with our outfits. I've learned that when kids like something, they'll get it done faster. Greyson loves airplanes so this graphic tee entices him to get dressed. I also love these slip on shoes since he can easily get them on by himself! Spring mornings can be cold so I layered him up with this super cute pullover.
Invest in a stroller
Strollers can get so expensive, but they can be 100% worth the investment. This Mima stroller completely changed my life because it's so easy maneuver and folds down so easily. Every second counts when you're a mom! Plus, I love how the unique, catchy design doesn't compromise on style.
Wake up early enough to not have to rush
I've probably mentioned this countless times now, but I can't stress how important waking up an hour earlier is. I wasn't always an early riser, but you can really train yourself to be one. An easy trick to do this is by waking up at the same time everyday as this will condition your body and regulate your sleep patterns.
I hope you guys found that helpful! If you have any tricks you swear by for getting out faster, share them in the comments below!
Becky xx
Thanks to Nordstrom for sponsoring this post.
Outfit Details:
One Me: Tinsel Jumpsuit // Mima Stroller // Earrings // Sandals
One Greyson: Pullover Sweater // Graphic Tee // Native Shoes Slip Ons


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Focus on safety awareness, and training
Work with all ramp team members creating and maintaining an operationally safe environment
Ensure that all Porter safe operating procedures outlined in the Porter Ramp Manual and followed
Participate in troubleshooting of ramp issues
Actively participate in Porter's Safety Management System (SMS) including, reporting hazards and incidents encountered in daily operations; understand, comply and promote the Company Safety Policy
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If you are looking for a quick and easy appetizer to serve to your party guests, look no further than this 3 ingredient recipe for Crock-Pot Queso Sausage Dip! Serve this warm dip with tortilla chips, crackers or fresh cut up vegetables!
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Make It Meaningful Bonus Project:
I am SO ready for some Spring weather. I always love the first few days of snow, and then after a week of dreary, cold weather I'm completely over it. So where can I move where winter only lasts a week? Is that even an option?
To help cheer me up in preparation for longer days of sunshine and warmth, I created this charming little frame for my office (I can call my own projects charming can't I?). I wanted to experiment with some new techniques on this project, and I really like these little details.
Little details can help make a project more meaningful because it makes it a little more "fancy."
To Make This Project:
* Echo Park Paper "Hippity Hoppity" Collection
* White Frame
* Echo Park Paper Embossing Folder
* Sizzix Die Cut Machine
* Silhouette Die Cut Machine
* Leaf Die Cut Shape
* White Cardstock
* Vellum
* White Crochet Thread
* White and Silver Sequins
* Teal Office Clip
* Yellow Button
You can search for many of these items HERE in the 2Peas store.
When working with bright colors, one way to make them stand out is to start with a white background. But plain white cardstock can be boring. And no boring projects are allowed here! To mix it up a bit, I first embossed the white cardstock before sticking it into this inexpensive white frame from Target. I still wanted some more white-on-white action, so I wrapped the entire frame with white crochet twine (make sure you don't wrap the frame support on the back or it won't stand up on its own any more). Here's one of the cool elements I added to this project: I threaded a few sequins onto the twine before wrapping it around the frame (see them in the bottom, right of the frame).
The main item in this frame is a journaling card from the Echo Park Paper collection. I used several layers of pop dots to help it stand up from the frame. Adding some punched circles of pink polka dot patterned paper to the side keep it feminine and the light touch of a die cut vellum leaf shape add texture but don't take away from the journaling card image.
This really is a simple project, but it looks so much prettier with all the little handmade touches. It definitely drives away the "drearies" every time I look at it. Looking for some additional project ideas? Check out my "Bonus Projects" blog posts each Wednesday for ways you can surround yourself with meaningful items. HERE is one project you might have missed.


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Mason Jar Tap
W&P Design
$ 21.00
This product is currently sold out.
The Mason Tap is a stainless steel Mason jar pour spout that attaches to any regular-mouth Mason jar. The Mason Tap allows you to easily infuse oils, spirits and waters in the jar and then dispense your liquid creations neatly.


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Camping Do's And Don'ts Which You Will Assist Your Trip
Does the notion of camping arouse some fear within you? Which should not keep you from trying it. All it takes is a dash of work, the right attitude, along with a need to have a fun time! You may have found a great starting place. There are actually probably the most helpful camping tips which are on the internet right here!
You should establish and set your shelter just before the sun goes down picnic backpack for 4 with waterproof blanket After night falls, it becomes harder to make your camp ground and set up up the tent. This is really important for those who reside in the metropolis. Avoid this circumstance entirely by securing your accommodations before hand.
Test out your tent prior to going camping by testing it in your own home. This will assist you to receive the experience essential for erecting your tent. In addition, it will eradicate a part of the frustration often connected with erecting a whole new tent.
Ensure that you get yourself a tent which is big enough to suit your needs and whoever else will be within the tent. This can allow everyone with your tent being comfortable through the night as well as easily get up if they need to take advantage of the bathroom.
Review your health insurance policy. Sometimes starting a different state means that you will need to have additional policy. This is also true in case you are traveling out of your country. It always pays to be prepared for anything!
Dryer lint will make great kindling for creating campfires. Around 30 days before camping, start keeping the lint that you just clean from your dryer filter. You are able to hang a bag near the dryer and simply stuff your lint with it. Your kindling will likely be easy to access when you are leaving for your destination.
When camping alone or perhaps in the organization of friends, always bring an urgent situation kit. This emergency kit changes dependant upon the place you decide to go camping, but you need to be certain they have the essential tools.
Take precautions for wildlife too, so keep some anti-venom readily available.
Camp should be put in place before night begins. If you have an RV, locate a secure location to park. Should your camping by using a tent, ensure that you look for a dry area that may be also flat to help you pitch your tent without difficulty. Accomplishing this during daylight hours will save you hassle and frustration. It also makes it quicker to actually see what you really are doing, thus saving a lot of frustration.
Pack your camping supplies in advance of your trip. As an example, your trip could be ruined in the event you forget your sleeping bag or tent. Check and double check your list to actually pack everything you need.
After looking at the ideas outlined here, you happen to be ready to handle nature. Bear in mind all you have learned, irrespective of where you choose to pitch your next tent. Camping is a thing that you'll have the capacity to enjoy a great deal after looking at this..


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Fresh off one of their most memorable seasons in team history, the Falmouth Commodores are prepping for another summer of baseball in the Cape Cod Baseball League (CCBL). Opening night at Guv Fuller Field is just days away and reigning CCBL Manager of the Year Jeff Trundy returns for his 19th season at the helm of the 'Dores.
Last summer the Commodores clinched the President's Cup with a league leading 29 wins. Other highlights included Jeffery Passantino (Lipscomb) winning CCBL Most Outstanding Pitcher with a 0.62 ERA and Michael Gigliotti (also Lipscomb) being named the Cape League's Top Pro Prospect. The team earned six All-Star nominations including RHP Passantino, OF Gigliotti, RHP Brady Puckett, DH Tyler Lawrence, INF Tristan Gray and OF Trevor Larnach.
After fighting to win the Western Division crown in the playoffs, they fell to the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox in Game Three of the CCBL Championship series. The 'Dores have not won the CCBL Championship since 1980.
Falmouth aims to continue their 2016 success with another stellar team led by Jeff Trundy. Many of this year's incoming Commodores have not reported yet due to the College World Series, the roster will continue to change throughout the upcoming weeks so keep an eye out on the newly updated Commodores website for the latest changes to the team.
Among this year's squad is the return of several players who were key to the Commodores memorable 2016 summer. Some possible returning players include: Tyler Holton (Florida St.), Cole Sands (Floriday St.), Josh Watson (Texas Christian), Willie Burger (Penn State), Deacon Lipon (University of Florida), Cadyn Grenier (Oregon St.), Trevor Larnach (Oregon St.) and Thomas Ponticelli (University of San Francisco).
Opening night is this Wednesday, June 14, at 6:00 PM at Guv Fuller Field vs the Chatham Anglers!
Admittance for all Commodores games is free, however we gladly accept donations to help support this great Cape Cod tradition. Come check out the newly renovated Eric Palmer Press Box, including an all-new merchandise shack chock full of fresh Falmouth Commodores swag!
Blake Benard is a second year media intern for the Falmouth Commodores. This year he will be one of three on-line voices of the Commodores. Games are broadcast online through a link at www.falmouthcommodores.com


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The Hotel Monte Sarago is set on the hillside, overlooking the beautiful old town of Ostuni. The ancient 130 steps that run up the cliff beside the hotel, once used by pilgrims to reach the top of the Monte Sarago hill, will now lead you to the hotel's rooftop pool (a shuttle bus is also available). It's the perfect place to relax in the warmer months, whilst taking in the stunning surroundings and the elevated position allows spectacular views across the historic "White City" and the Adriatic coastline.
This modern and comfortable hotel is in a great central location, just a ten-minute walk into Ostuni and a short drive to the white sandy coves of the Apulian east coast. The hotel's L'Opificio Restaurant offers fine Mediterranean food to enjoy with a bottle of Italian red wine. After, head to the hotel's bar, which is a great spot for a night cap. The spacious modern rooms, with a Mediterranean feel, provide a tranquil place to relax after a day spent exploring the sights of Puglia.
Car hire is recommended for this hotel. Hotel Monte Sarago is approx. 50 mins from Bari or Brindisi Airport.


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Last week I reminded you to practice giving, instead of always trying to get. Each day we have many opportunities to be a blessing to someone through a smile, a kind word or generous action. Yet in my life I have over the years been told over and over, "You are giving too much!" The… Continue reading So you think you give too much? It may be you are receiving too little…
Month: March 2017
Living to Get or Living to Give?
I was driving into Branson last Saturday night, in this midwest tinsel town to give a talk at Unity of the Hills Sunday morning. I didn't come to this town to be entertained. But on Saturday night as I drove down the strip, one glittering, flashing billboard after another, I was distracted from my purpose.… Continue reading Living to Get or Living to Give?


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Implementable SEO Strategies for High Rankings
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The Association of Volunteer Bush Fire Brigades (AVBFB) is pleased to see that the origin of Saturday's dangerous bush fire in Bunbury has been identified and a person has been charged with causing it. The matter is now before the Courts, so we won't comment on this specific incident, but generally speaking, it is a reminder that in most parts of our vast State at most times of the year, it only takes one careless spark or cigarette to start a fire that can quickly turn into a life-threatening emergency.
Thankfully the people of Bunbury are well supported with a number of highly professional and efficient volunteer and career firefighter, but even so, this fire damaged property and importantly, took many volunteers away from their families and put them in harm's way – all to compensate for a single reckless or careless act.
So please, no matter where you are or what season it is, take extra special care of anything you do that could cause an ignition of any kind.
A large bushfire which almost destroyed a house and burnt through 162 hectares of scrub was allegedly started by a lit cigarette flicked into the bush.
A 23-year-old man has been charged over a fire in Bunbury at the weekend, which cut power to homes and firefighters had to battle through the night to control.
WA Police say a man smoking in bushland across from Temple Road started a small fire when he dropped his cigarette butt into the scrub.
He tried to put it out, but it grew out of control.
The man then ran to a nearby service station and reported the fire to emergency services.
The fire ripped through bushland amid high winds on Saturday night and forced homes to be evacuated to the east of Bunbury.
It badly damaged a home on Bedwell Court in the Bunbury suburb of Glen Iris.
A man from the nearby suburb of Picton has been charged with breach of duty of care — duty to a person in control of ignition source of a fire.
He is due in court today.


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CBRE has represented global law firm DLA Piper in lease renewal and expansion for their existing offices in Warsaw. The company will occupy over 2,300 (2310) sq m in Warsaw Financial Center (WFC).
Warsaw Financial Center, owned by CA Immo, is a high quality A-class landmark office building with a total of 50,000 sq m of office area. WFC is located in a very heart of Warsaw, at Emilii Plater street.


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Say hello to our feisty colt, Anthony! Born at 330 days, he is smaller than Susan (for now), but makes up for his size with his sassy attitude. His dam…$2,000
Say hello to Sweet Pea, my big baby all the way from Manitoba, Canada! I purchased her as a weanling in 2006 and she's graced our pastures ever since.…$4,500
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- Treasurer – All resources (click on link to access)
- What to consider before becoming a treasurer
- What does a sports club treasurer do?
- Learn how easy financial management technology can be at your club
- Why every club should embrace online accounting
- Making it easy to be a successful Treasurer Video training Series
- Where do you start when you are a new treasurer?
- Empowering your committee to take charge of financial management
- Creating a budget for your club
- Cash flow projections are a club's most important financial report
- Preparing your club's financial accounts
- Protecting the club's assets, cash and the volunteers who manage them
- Creating effective cash management systems in sports clubs is not easy
- Tips and strategies to protect your club, it's cash and assets
- Succession planning – developing your club's next treasurer
- How to become a sports club treasurer
- Why run for club Treasurer?
What does a sports club treasurer do?
Committees delegate a lot of the responsibility for financial management to the club Treasurer. Normally they will be responsible for co-ordinating some, or all of:
Prior to the season
- Prepare budgets and projections
- Implement cash management procedures
During the season
- Provide timely information to the committee and members
- Oversee or undertake the financial transactions of the club including:
- Club bank account(s)
- Pay approved expenditure
- Collect all moneys due
- Record and report on the actual transactions
After the season
- Where the club requires an audit or review, ensure they are completed in time for financial reports to be presented to members at the Annual General Meeting
- Produce the annual report to members
- Undertake all legislatively required reporting and submissions
It is important to understand that while committees may delegate these tasks to the Treasurer, the committee is still ultimately responsible for their successful completion.
Let's take a closer look at some of the key tasks and responsibilities of a club Treasurer.
Empower the committee to financially manage the club
The Treasurer of a sports club is responsible for empowering the committee to manage the financial affairs of the club. This is for protection of the club's cash, assets and the volunteers who handle them, ensuring the collection of all revenues and payment of all financial obligations.
The treasurer must also ensure that all financial transactions are recorded in the club's accounts and producing the club's financial reports for presentation to the committee, the members at the AGM, as well as complying with all financial reporting obligations contained in the club rules and the Incorporated Associations legislation.
A common misconception or mistake made about Treasurers is that they are responsible for all of the revenue-generating activities of the club. It is not uncommon to see clubs whose Treasurers are responsible for membership collection, sponsorship and even fundraising and social functions, because it involves the collection of money which might seem like a Treasurer's task.
The reality is that it generally is not the role of the Treasurer to create the revenue. Their role is to collect, protect, record and report. It is also their responsibility that all expenses of the club are predicted, validated, paid, recorded and reported.
The primary role is to provide support to the committee so they can manage the financial affairs of the club. It is also to provide the committee with all the financial information it requires to ensure the financial sustainability of the club.
Protection of club funds and assets
An often overlooked responsibility of the club Treasurer is to ensure the collection and protection of club funds. It is shattering to hear story after story about clubs who have had members steal from the club.
Community sport has a foundation of trust, where we trust people to do the right thing. In community sport, we often give people within clubs access to large amounts of money. We expect and assume they will do the right thing. Roles such as canteen co-ordinator, bar manager, membership co-ordinator, merchandise and apparel co-ordinator, fundraising co-ordinators and social event organisers often require to be in possession of large amounts of money. It is the responsibility of the Treasurer to put in place processes and systems that ensure all the funds of the club are collected, protected, recorded and reported.
Reporting and communicating
A very important task of the club treasurer is to produce the financial reports. This is for each committee meeting and then at the end of the year. They will need to produce the financial reports for presentation to members at the Annual General Meeting.
Check out our additional resources for club Treasurers
Making it EASY to be a Successful Treasurer
A 7 part online video training series to make being a Treasurer a simple, trouble-free experience that might even be fun.
The training product includes:
• 7 video training sessions - to take you through what every successful Treasurer needs to know.
• Comprehensive workbook - exercises and notes created to help you implement the changes you need to ensure your club's financial health is the best position it can be.
• Exclusive support network - A space for Treasurers to collaborate, share stories and learn well after finishing the training series.


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There are at least six species of spreadwings that may live in the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area. Determining to species often requires capturing the insect and examining it under a hand lens, although some can be determined through good photographs.
For the rest of us, the key identification feature for this group of medium to large damselflies is that they hold their wings open in a "V" shape when viewed from above. (Dragonflies hold their wings stiffly out to the side and other damselflies fold their wings against the abdomen.)
Most other Odonata (dragonflies and damselflies) survive our harsh Minnesota winters as larvae at the bottom of wetlands, streams, and lakes. Several of the spreadwing species take a very different survival strategy by overwintering as eggs. The spreadwings inject their eggs into emergent vegetation above the normal waterline. The eggs begin to develop but their development is arrested as winter begins. As snows melt and rains come in the spring, water levels rise and inundate the eggs which then continue to develop and eventually hatch.
Overwintering as eggs, combined with rapid larvae growth, permit these particular spreadwing species to exploit temporary ponds that other Odonata cannot use.
The distribution of spreadwings, other damselflies, and dragonflies is not well known in Minnesota. The Minnesota Odonata Survey Project is a resource for those that want to help determine which species live in Minnesota and their ranges and to learn more about these insects.
Key ID Features: This group of damselflies are easy to identify as they hold their wings in a "V" shape over their abdomens. Dragonflies hold their wings to the side while other damselflies fold the wings neatly along the abdomen.
Present in Park: June through September. Look in grasses and short shrubs near water features.
Habitat: Quiet water ponds and lakes. Observe these insects as they flit about through and just above the grasses near water features.
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A firefighter Monday carrying a rope and a flotation device pushed his way through the ice in the Whitefish River to reach the dog.
The firefighter grabbed the dog by the collar and began pulling it toward the shore.
Fire department officials said in a statement Tuesday that the dog was chasing a deer when it fell into the water.
Additionally, the air temperature was about 7 degrees.
Officials say the dog was fine after it was warmed up.
Shout out to B-shift for helping this adorable dog who fell in the Whitefish River this afternoon! For those wondering, he is fine. He was warmed up, then he and his human were given a ride back to their car. 👍
Posted by Whitefish Fire Department on Monday, February 4, 2019


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The Thin White Line
Please be specific – which road – what is the nearest intersecting street, how long does the problem last, e.g. Cycle Lane missing North Deeside Road (Eastbound) between Contlaw Brae and Binghill Road, even better attach a photograph. If you did not notice the side street name – why not use google maps to go back and find it.
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My name is Alishaan Ali.
I'm from Mason, a suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio. I'm currently attending Mason High School as a senior in the Class of 2020. I plan to pursue computer science and economics in college.
The summer before my senior year I attended my very first hackathon, Hack Chicago, and I instantly fell in love with programming. At Hack Chicago, my team was awarded the Best Social Impact Hack award for creating Occurren, a cross-platform mobile application geared towards empowering parents of kids with autism to create meaningful relationships between their kids and other like-minded children nearby. Being able to create an application that could solve a major problem in society in just 24-hours was extremely empowering. This sparked my passion for computer science.
With that passion, I joined Mason Hack Club where I am now the Finance Director. With some other like-minded students at Mason Hack Club, we have run our own hackathons. We've run Hack Cincinnati, an event hosting more than 100 people at the University of Cincinnati this summer. We've also run CincyHacks for more than 70 attendees at Mason High School. And we hope to run 1-2 more hackathons our senior years. As a team, we have also run CincyHacks Jr. and Hack Camp for a combined total of 130 4th-8th graders. Individually, I am a mentor at HAX where I help new clubs and hackathons get off the ground and run their own events.
With my work at Hack Club I was able to land an internship last summer. I interned for GE Digital on the ServiceNow Platform Development Team. I worked exclusively in JavaScript to build up user stories that got deployed into production at GE. Over the summer, I learned so much about computer science. This further reinforced my belief that I wanted to pursue computer science or computer engineering. I found myself losing track of time as I engrossed myself in figuring out minute problems in my code.
This all meshes with my desire to influence positive public change. I'm extremely active in Speech and Debate and have been named the Secretary of Curriculum for my senior year and the Extemporaneous Event Leader my junior and senior years. Along with that, I have qualified for the semi-final round of the Ohio State Tournament and the quarter-final round of the National Tournament. I also participate in Mock Trial where I qualified to the State Tournament my sophomore year.
In my free time, I enjoy going to the gym, playing cricket with friends, and reading as much as I possibly can. Currently, I am reading "Never Split the Difference". Next up on my list is "Shortest Way Home". Check out my GoodReads page!


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Component Insertion
In my previous blog post I wrote about setting the insertion point for components to make them easy to place in models. A couple of readers let me know that they weren't sure how to do this. Some time back I wrote about the axes in SketchUp and covered this a little but here's a bit more detail.
If you drag a component into a model from a component library, the cursor will show as the Move tool placed at the insertion point. You'll have ahold of the component at that point.
When you make a component, it is given its own axes. They are aligned with the global axes and are positioned such that the origin is in the front, lower left corner of the component's bounding box. Front, lower left is defined based on the standard views. If you draw your component so its front isn't parallel with the red axis this could be confusing. As you can see, in the drawer pull example, this puts the origin outside and in front of the component's geometry.
This origin is the insertion point which is marked by the Move tool, above.
So when we try to bring in this component to use in a model, placing the component is somewhat problematic. When I attempt to place the pull on the drawer front, you can that with the cursor on the surface, the pull is located inside the drawer front. I could drop the component momentarily and regrab it with the Move tool to place it correctly but that would be tedious at best.
To make it easier to place the component, we can take a few seconds to relocate the component's axes and origin. I start by locating the desired origin with guidelines/point. In this case, it makes sense to me to locate the insertion point at the center of the component's back plane so I've put in a guideline for the centerline of the pull and measured half way down the centerline to identify the midpoint. You could also use a pair of intersecting guidelines if you wish. Then, with the component selected but not open for editing, right click and choose Change Axes from the Context menu. The cursor shows the axes to be set.
Click on the point first to set the origin. Then click along the guideline for the red axis and then set the green axis. It should snap to easily to be parallel to the global green axis but if you have trouble, try orbiting the camera to change your viewpoint or use crossing guidelines set out on the red/green plane. When you set the green axis make sure the blue points up for the component.
With the component open for editing, it looks like this.
And now, when the component is brought into a model, it can be dropped exactly where you want it. In this case I identfied the location with crossing guidelines.
And putting the pulls in on all the drawer fronts only takes a couple of seconds.
As it stands at this point, the pull can be placed precisely on any front surface which, for most of my projects is all I need. If you want to have the option to as easily place the pull on a face with any orientation, you can use the "Gluing" feature.
You can choose the gluing characteristic when you create the component of select the component in the In Model library and then click on the Edit tab I did above. You can specifiy only vertical faces or horizontal ones. In this case I've chosen "Any".
After making that setting, right click on the component and choose Change Axes. Notice the different appearance of the axes when gluing is chosen. There's a grey transparent plane represnting the gluing plane. The gluing plane is on the component's red/green plane so the green axis points up in this case. Notice now there's no indicated blue axis for the component.
With the componet set to glue to any face, it is now a trivial matter to place the pull on even an angled surface.
With some components such as this Shaker-style drawer knob, you'll need to put the component's origin inside the component. To do something like that you may find it easiest to set the crossing guidelines as needed and then shift to Wireframe face style so you can work inside the components face and see what you're doing.
After a little practice with this you'll find that it takes only a few seconds to change the axes and possibly save yourself those seconds many times over when using the component in future models.


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Getting Started with 3D Printing
Location: Research Commons Room B (Repath Library Building)
Please register at out Workshops page.
This workshop will introduce the McGill Library's 3D printing service, and explain how to use the 3D printers. If you have a laptop, please bring it with you. If no workshops are scheduled you can contact email@example.com to schedule a one on one training session.
- Date:
- Wednesday, December 11, 2019
- Time:
- 1:30pm - 2:00pm
- Campus:
- Research Commons
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- Triton II, a moon of the planet Omicron V, homeworld of the delphine species.
- Triton (planet), a planet in the Draco Ursula star system
- Triton (moon), one of Neptune's moons
- Starships and vehicles:
- USS Triton (Defiant-class)
- USS Triton (NCC-80106), a Luna-class ship
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Cheap Phones Found in India with Noch Display and Dual Rear Camera
Friends, here I talked about some such mobile phones that you can buy expensive phones by buying low budget. If your pocket is allowed, then you can buy these phones. If you also want to buy good phones on a small budget, these phones are the best for you. You can easily purchase these phones from Amazon's website.
- 6.3 Inch, IPS
- 3260 mAH BATTERY
- MAIN CAMERA DUAL: 16MP+5MP, f/2.0
- FRONT CAMERA 24MP, f/2.0
- Nano-SIM; 4G LTE does not work in the US; 3G works with AT&T and AT&T based GSM carriers; DOES NOT work with Sprint, Verizon, U.S. Cellular and all other CDMA carriers; LTE compatibility: This is international stock, varies per carrier (ensure to check with your carrier before purchase)
- HiSilicon Kirin 659 Octa-core (4x2.36 GHz Cortex-A53 & 4x1.7 GHz Cortex-A53) CPU ; 64GB ROM, 4GB RAM ; Supports microSD, up to 256 GB ; 3000 mAh battery.
- Main Camera: Dual: 16 MP (f/2.2, 1.12µm) + 2 MP; Front Camera: 16 MP (f/2.0, 1.0µm).
- 5.84 inches, IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors.
- Package Content: Huawei nova 3e (ANE-LX2J), Headset, Charger, Type-C Cable, Eject pin, Quick Start Guide. PLEASE NOTE: this is an international version of the phone that comes with no warranty in the US.
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- OnePlus 6 US Version, Operating System: OxygenOS based on Android 8.1 Oreo, CPU: Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 845 (Octa-core, 10nm, up to 2.8GHz), 8G Memory + 128G Storage, Sensors: Fingerprint, Hall, Accelerometer, G-sensor, Electronic Compass, Gyroscope, Proximity, Ambient Light Sensor, RGB, Sensor Hub. Dual SIM - works with all GSM carriers in the US including AT&T, Cricket, Straight Talk, NET10, T-Mobile, and MetroPCS and more. "NOT COMPATIBLE WITH VERIZON AND SPRINT".
- Display Size: 6.28 inches AMOLED Display | Resolution: 1080 x 2280 pixels, Aspect Ratio: 19:9 | Type: AMOLED | Supports sRGB, DCI-P3 | Cover Glass: 2.5D Corning® Gorilla® Glass 5
- Dual Rear Camera: 16MP (f/1.7) + 20MP (f/1.7) Dual LED Flash, Video: 4K resolution at 30/60 fps | 1080p resolution at 30/60 fps | 720p resolution at 30 fps | Super Slow Motion: 1080p videos at 240 fps | 720p video at 480 fps, Time-Lapse, Video Editor. Front camera: 16MP, Video: 1080p resolution at 30 fps | 720p resolution at 30 fps.
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- Qualcomm SDM845 Snapdragon 845 Octa-core (4x2.7 GHz Kryo 385 Gold & 4x1.7 GHz Kryo 385 Silver) CPU ; 64GB ROM, 6GB RAM ; Supports microSD, up to 2 TB (uses SIM 2 slot) ; 3300 mAh battery.
- Main Camera: Dual: 12 MP (f/1.8, 24mm, 1/2.55", 1.4µm, PDAF) + 120° wide-angle (12mm), phase detection autofocus, OIS, EIS, LED flash; Front Camera: 8 MP (f/2.0, 24mm).
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The National Credit Union Foundation has opened CUAid to receive disaster relief funds to assist credit union people affected by Hurricane Florence; a Category 2 hurricane expected to cause catastrophic effects throughout the Carolinas, Virginia and potentially Georgia.
Donations to CUAid are being used for any credit union employees and volunteers affected by this hurricane. Credit union supporters in every state can always make donations at cuaid.coop.
"Ahead of a dangerous hurricane that is likely to generate unprecedented storm surges along the coasts of North and South Carolina, Virginia, and potentially Georgia before moving inland and causing further disruption, the time to contribute to CUAid is now," said Gigi Hyland, Foundation executive director. "We know this storm will continue to disrupt credit union operations across the south and we are prepared to respond."
One hundred percent of donations through CUAid goes to credit union disaster relief.
The Foundation does not use disaster relief funds to pay for the CUAid.coop web platform or any of the Foundation costs to administer the national disaster relief program for credit unions.
Additional information on how the CUAid Disaster Relief Program has benefited credit unions is available on the Foundation's website.