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Six shopkeepers were booked for selling daily-use items on prices higher than those set by the government.
The arrests were made when AC Ch Ahsan Ullah along with policemen paid visits to several bazaars of the Thal. The residents of area had complained to the Tehsil Administration that traders were involved in artificial price hike and overcharging consumers.
On the occasion, talking to the media, the AC said that administrative officers were visiting Ramazan Bazars to monitor supply of quality edibles being provided under Ramazan package. He also guaranteed indiscriminate action against profiteers and boarders, saying that no one would be allowed to exploit the people.
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Deen expected to miss out - Seeby undergoes operation
PUBLISHED: 16:59 27 March 2008 | UPDATED: 13:08 06 May 2010
HASIM Deen is likely to miss out on the squad on Saturday with an ankle injury picked up at Thurrock last weekend. The former Stevenage Borough man missed out on the Easter Monday win and is unable to train this week due to the injury.
HASIM Deen is likely to miss out on the squad on Saturday with an ankle injury picked up at Thurrock last weekend.
The former Stevenage Borough man missed out on the Easter Monday win and is unable to train this week due to the injury. Striker Paul Hakim is also a big doubt for the home clash with Havant & Waterlooville with his injury picked up against Hayes & Yeading on Monday. Hakim has four goals in the last six City league matches and manager Steve Castle is hoping he will be passed fit to continue his fine partnership with Akanni-Sunday Wasiu. If Hakim is unable to feature his place in attack will go to either Simon Martin or Lee Clarke with James Quilter possibly a contender for a midfield birth.
Midfielder Paul Bruce has picked up 14 bookings this term and one more will see him serve a three match ban. Bruce has excelled in his role as captain during the City revival, scoring five goals in March.
Former Saint Gary Elphick is expected to return to Clarence Park on Saturday with Havant. The powerful defender made the switch from Clarence Park in December and has excelled in his appearances for the Hawks. Elphick was named February Player of the Month and is making himself a fan favourite with his form as he did at Clarence Park. City fans will hope that on this occasion the popular former Brighton & Hove Albion has an off day.
Versatile defender Chris Seeby can finally start out on the long recovery from his knee ligament injury after undergoing an operation.
Seeby has not played since the injury occurred in training in September and will soon begin the long rehabilitation process.
On Wednesday the St Albans City Oaklands College side defeated Abingdon United 1-0 in the Football Conference Youth League Midland Division. Alex Fraser scored the only goal of the game played in tough conditions on a very wet Clarence Park pitch. The City side are seven points behind leaders Cambridge United with four games in hand.
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Yole!Africa is a center for art creativity and cultural exchange based in Goma, East of the Democratic Republic of Congo and in Kampala, Uganda. Its mission is to promote peace through art and culture. It is also a platform where young people from different social backgrounds and origins can meet to express themselves through their skills and talents. Yolé!Africa achieves its mission through two types of programs Contemporary art Community activities Alkebu Film Production has been founded besides Yolé !Africa to promote mainly the film productions of the organization's members. Alkebu Film Production Yolé!Africa is a non-political and non-denominational organization. Through its programs, Yole!Africa promotes and encourages the respect for all human beings (regardless of race, origin, religion, ethnic group or sex), and fights all forms of exploitation or violation of human rights. Y!A aims at 'giving a voice to the voiceless': to promote the reality and views of people that do not automatically have access to certain resources, such as information, telecommunication… Yole!Africa do believe in the importance (and fun) of sharing information with peers world wide. Thus it does also operate as a physical data bank of the online magazine BaobabConnections. Yolé!Africa (Y!A) was founded in 2000 in Kampala, Uganda, by a group of Congolese artists and a Dutch anthropologist to bring support through culture and art to young refugees from Central Africa and from the Horn of Africa who had fled to Uganda. Actually its primary purpose is to engage the community in general and youth in particular in cultural and artistic constructive actions in order to build their capacity and give them the opportunity to express and share their often traumatic experiences, since the African Great Lakes Area has been subjected to years of bloody conflict. In this post-conflict context, Y!A promotes peace, openness to the other and dialogue through culture and art. The organization aims at promoting and encouraging art. It supports artists and offers them a place conducive to the creativity and expression of their art. It also wants to link the community to its artists and in this way strengthen the common culture and identity. Through training, workshops and community events, it promotes dialogue and respect for the others. Through debate and reflection on essential social and political issues, the organization raises awareness that everyone is an actor of his life and of the society and has the right and duty to transform it for a better world. In addition, Yolé!Africa in its activities gives a specific welcome to young people coming from poor and underprivileged backgrounds. Yolé!Africa support them to restore their hope and to develop their talents. The organization aims to give them a sense of responsibility and to develop a common vision in order to transform their environment and thereby build a better life. It is a major challenge, given the period of conflict and general instability experienced by the Great Lakes Area which has affected the lives of many young people (orphans, child soldiers, child refugees, victims of violence, street children, etc.). Yolé!Africa aims at being a broad family in which the only language is the language of art. In its activities any human being is welcome, regardless of his/her origin, age, sex or social status. We believe that freedom is a right not a privilege that all human beings, including children, must be eligible for.
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Packagers are leaving themselves open to criticism for failing to encourage and help introducers take mortgage exams in time.
According to Steve Holt, operations director of packager Best Advice Mortgage Centre, the majority of mortgage packaging organisations are failing to ensure intermediaries, who are central to their distribution channels, complete professional qualifications before the end of 2002.
'If nearly half the introducers in the UK are not qualified on 1 January 2003, which looks inevitable, a large part of the blame will lie with packagers, who could ' and should ' do more. Brokers are, after all, the lifeblood of their business,' said Holt.
Holt is concerned packagers may have already failed their brokers as those advisers who fail the exams now may not be able to re-sit before the end of the year.
He said: 'There are less than two months to go to get these qualifications. Most advisers seem to have forgotten that weekends, public and Christmas holidays significantly reduce the number of working days left.'
The Mortgage Code Compliance Board (MCCB) has expressed similar concerns. The Board's latest figures show 63,600 advisers have registered for CeMAP, with only 26,498 passing, while MAQ has 17,000 registrations and just 9,114 passes. In Scotland there have been 7,127 registrations and 2,817 passes for the Certificate in Mortgage Advice. The MCCB confirmed at The Mortgage Event in October that there will be no extension to the deadline.
The criticism comes at a time when packagers have come under fire from Birmingham Midshires Solutions (BMS), which has launched its packager 'seal of approval.'
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My ID is 张泷鹤爸爸 It was something else but had to change it for my little guys kindie parent group.
The WeChat Wallet - what is it good for? (Apologies to Edwin Starr)i use it a lot. Most of the cafes and restaurants on and around my campus accept it for payment.I use the Mobile Top Up function to top up my phone. Saves a trip to the bank, or bio the corner store for those annoying popup cards.Lucky Money is a lot of fun if you're in a group. I teach a some classes who have groups, and they're often posting Lucky Money messages especially after they've been out doing hot pot after class.Too, I did have some students send me lucky money on teachers day.By far the best benefit is the ability to pay the check at a restaurant or cafe that accepts it. No more running to the ATM before a night out as I can recharge the Wallet from my bank card through the app, and am ready to roll.And for what it's worth, probably not much, KFC online delivery accepts WeChat payments.
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How to Mind Read Your Players!Written by Nicholas - Published on November 16, 2009
As dungeon masters a great deal of time and effort goes towards making sure that our players are engaged and having fun at the table. You try to craft stories and encounters that they will like, but how can you be sure what they want? Well, I have some good news for you. Odds are good they have already told you! Even if they don't know it, your players are giving you clues all the time. You just need to know how to spot them.
The Character Sheet
Pick up a player's character sheet. Ideally, these sheets are designed to tell you everything you need to know about the character. But they can also reveal a great deal about the player and his interests. Some of it is pretty obvious. If a player put a lot in social skills, he's a roleplaying sort. A player with a ton of endurance wants to have that tested by desert condition, forced marches and resisting torture. A character loaded down with big boom spells wants chances to blow stuff up!
Magnify down a bit deeper, look at the powers, feats, spells and equipment your characters have. If you have a character with an awesome jump ability, ring of feather falling and a flight powers, he was probably made by a player daydreaming of a fight on top of narrow spires that jut a hundred feet out of the ground! The rogue with maximized mobility wants to fight in big spaces with obstacles and traps. The wizard with sweeping area of effect spells wants to battle an army of mooks. The character with a ton of illusion rituals wants advanced warning to plot and fool his enemies.
Players want to be rewarded for the abilities they take but they also choose those in particular because they seemed like fun. You don't need to indulge them every encounter or plotline, but I'll bet if you take a look at the sheets you will find some facet or talent that has never been given the spotlight.
I doubt I need to tell you that character backgrounds are ripe with plot hooks from the character's past life. But you may not realize that they have another valuable planning use! Character backgrounds offer a glimpse into what the player thinks makes for a good story. Say that a player of a rogue wrote that he was committing a daring heist against a corrupt noble and got caught. He was thrown in jail, which is where he met the rest of the party who were wrongfully imprisoned. Not only has your player given you the specific corrupt noble to work with, he has also told you that he envisions his character committing heists and punishing corruption in the ruling class. Players will often talk about some of the coolest situations their characters could be in with their background stories. Disguise them a bit and introduce them into your game. It is almost as good as reading their minds.
The Stories
If you let them, your average roleplayer will regale you with stories of triumphs past until the end of the universe. Most of these stories are about awesome things the player or his fellow party members did, but pay attention to the backdrop. How did the dungeon master set up the situation to enable these great stories? The players probably don't even notice how the DM enabled them, but you can capture the spirit of their favorite moments.
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Cheering news for Samsung S8 and S8+ owners. A new official Oreo update has been released for these gadgets in Germany. As usual, beta testers will get the program first. The Nougat users will receive it in a day. Certainly, the size of the beta update will be a little smaller. If you are one of those lucky people, download it manually: just go to settings and tap on the proper menu item.
Two weeks have passed since the beta testing of the new Android version ended. The update is now available in Germany for the company's flagships. However, in a few days, users from other countries will have an opportunity to download it as well. The Oreo weighs almost 500MB; users will also receive a February security patch.
The latest update of Android gives lots of new opportunities and applications to the modern gadgets, for example, a new Experience UX. You can search for features and newest functions in various articles dedicated to Oreo. It is expected, that your mobile phone should work better just after installing a new program. Nevertheless, it usually takes a couple of months to see whether the improvements took place.
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1. What's your usual order?
a) Just coffee and maybe a pastry. (Or two, if my TF has torn apart my writing yet again.)
b) It depends on what I'm reading: on Nietzsche days it'll be a ristretto (that's un café serré to those unfamiliar with Italian) but if I'm reading someone more decadent — Baudelaire for example — then perhaps I'd pair my scholarship with a half Allen Likes it Grilled and a soy milk London Fog.
c) ill eat whatever table scraps the students feed me
2. What brings you to the Barker Café?
a) Oh, I have two classes in a row there on Wednesdays and I don't have time to make it to the dining hall. It's honestly one of the better BoardPlus options so I don't really mind.
b) Do you mean the Arts Café at Barker? Why, the ambience is nothing short of inspiring! An unapologetic champion of late 19th century Viennese café culture in the philistine Commonwealth of Massachusetts? What a delightful anachronism!
c) its warm and all the students like me
3. Are you able to get work done there?
a) Yeah, if I can find a table — the leather sofas make me fall asleep! It can get loud sometimes, but that gives me an excuse to take a break from working and people-watch for a bit.
b) May I trouble you to be more specific? Scholarship in the Humanities does not lend itself to arbitrary benchmarks of success as might certain bromidic, goal-oriented disciplines. Insofar as the pursuit of knowledge cannot be defined in terms of pages read or written, I am afraid I cannot quantify for you the extent to which I am able to act upon my academic aspirations.
c) wat would i have to do
4. What courses are you taking in Barker this semester?
a) Expos and a poetry seminar.
b) I am taking Dichten und Denken: Heidegger and the Poets, From Posada to Isotype: International Progressive Political Print Culture From 1900-1945, Axiomatic Reasoning, and Greek Epistolography.
c) *purrs softly*
5. Meow?
a) What?
b) Polemical!
c) (^・ェ・^)
Mostly A's: Congrats! You like Barker for its decent coffee and yummy snacks, and you don't mind paying a little extra for its coziness. You are an effortlessly causal fan, a paragon of moderation. More people should be like you.
Mostly B's: It is clear that your aesthetic is heavily influenced by Spotify's POLLEN playlist and that your personality doesn't extend beyond the books you've been assigned to read. I bet you wish you had a nicotine addiction too, you Blundstone-wearing hippie. Your screenplays will fail, your slam poetry makes everyone cringe, and you will die alone surrounded by nothing but your LPs.
Mostly C's: Remy the Humanities Cat? I didn't know you could read!
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6465490212961561506.post2475895448360765418..comments2020-07-11T09:02:36.622-04:00Comments on Bear Flavored | Homebrew and Beer Blog: Maple Imperial Stout - Recipe & Tasting NotesBear Flavoredhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6465490212961561506.post-34127416852374492312016-02-23T10:42:01.400-05:002016-02-23T10:42:01.400-05:00Yeah, that's certainly an approach that's ...Yeah, that's certainly an approach that's worth trying. It's not far off from what I was thinking here, except I didn't expect the yeast to go dormant, just slow down and not ferment as aggressively (and possibly stall out at the end, with so much sugar). As you said, it works with cider, no reason it shouldn't work here, and it could definitely help to bring out more maple character.Bear Flavoredhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6465490212961561506.post-3309060957052248142016-02-16T12:27:00.202-05:002016-02-16T12:27:00.202-05:00Something that I have been thinking with regards c...Something that I have been thinking with regards circumventing the fermentation issue with Maple is adding it at a point where the yeast has already flocculated and gone dormant. I wanted to get your opinion on this and if either of these could potentially work because I haven't actually done either but just been thinking of possible solutions.

So option 1 is just relying on temperature. Cold crashing the beer and then add the maple syrup directly to the keg, carbonate it up and serve away. This could conceivably work if you just operate out of the keg but potentially could be an issue if you bottle some off of the keg try to age the beer.

Option 2 could be to reach the final gravity you want to hit, cold crash and transfer to secondary or the keg and then hit it with some metabisulfite to kill further fermentation. Then add your maple syrup and cross your fingers.

Of course, you may want to add some staggered maple additions during fermentation to get a more 'incorporated' maple flavor, this is more for strengthening it's punch at the end and getting it to sit correctly in the mix.

You think either of these could conceivably work? I've read of backsweetening kegged cider using similar methods, so I'm not entirely sure why it wouldn't work with maple.Adam email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6465490212961561506.post-15019596088443241662016-02-11T22:09:27.421-05:002016-02-11T22:09:27.421-05:00Ahh, all great points and questions. No worries ab...Ahh, all great points and questions. No worries about long winded, that's exactly why I failed to explain much of this in my post. Already too long-winded myself.

Yes, you really probably should give a riff on this recipe a try, it sounds fated! Or at least opportune. I actually just learned that Grade C maple syrup exists from some brewer friends, and it sounds like the way to go. Wish I'd known about it before. So that's pretty ideal. And you're perfectly on track with those thoughts on when and how to add it. That's exactly what I did, feeling that if I added it, a little at a time, post primary fermentation, the yeast would be more likely to remain healthy, the fermentation would proceed slowly but surely, and the maple character would be more likely to remain in the beer. I think it was definitely the approach to take.

That should help some with the attenuation issues, as the gravity on this wasn't actually as terribly high to begin with as with that beer you mentioned. I pitched a very large yeast starter and let it rip, and I believe I may have pitched more yeast alongside the maple syrup, too. But at that point there's obviously a large yeast cake, and if you're careful to add the additional sugars in slow doses, I think the yeast should be pretty equipped to handle it.Bear Flavoredhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6465490212961561506.post-48579641013361812952016-02-11T20:53:52.317-05:002016-02-11T20:53:52.317-05:00I just so happened to get a gallon of grade C mapl...I just so happened to get a gallon of grade C maple syrup for very cheap from a friend in VT. I also recently brewed a Grodziskie and have leftover oak smoked wheat malt... seems like not brewing my own version of your stout would be spitting in the face of powerful cosmic forces... but anyway... questions. I have them:

Adding the syrup - did you mention when that happened in the process? I was toying with feeding it into the fermenter a bit everyday after initial fermentation slows down. Any thoughts on this? I figure I feed it until it quits, and that leftover maple of the last addition may carry over some initial sweetness.

Getting these big beers to ferment is always a battle. Recently did an all day boil of a huge English Barleywine. OG 1.145ish. Exciting, until I tried to ferment it. got to 12%ish, with a lot of gravity left and it quit. I still haven't figured out what to do with it... Brett perhaps? So my additional question is: Any tips on getting big beers to attenuate?

Sorry to be so long winded... I've been drinking.

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Pacific Wind Energy Project
Kern County, CA
The Pacific Wind Energy Project was energized in fall 2012. Sapphos Environmental, Inc. prepared an Entitlement Package and technical reports including air quality, biological resources, cultural resources, noise, and visual resources in support of the project and served as a peer reviewer for the EIR for this 151- MW project on approximately 9,576 acres in Kern County. Sapphos Environmental, Inc. implemented the Mitigation Monitoring Plan and permitting related to preconstruction, construction, and postconstruction. Preconstruction surveys included desert tortoise and Mohave ground squirrel, sweep surveys for special-status species, nesting surveys, and cultural resources surveys. Sapphos Environmental, Inc. also prepared three addenda to the EIR to address project refinements including the addition of approximately 1,200 acres to the project property.


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Strain engineering is a promising method for next-generation materials processing techniques. Here, we use mechanical milling and annealing followed by compression in diamond anvil cell to tailor both the intrinsic and extrinsic strain experienced by technologically important pyrochlore oxides, Dy2Ti2O7 and Dy2Zr2O7. Raman spectroscopy, X-ray pair distribution function analysis, and X-ray diffraction were utilized to characterize atomic order over a wide range of spatial scales at ambient conditions, providing a comprehensive picture for understanding the high-pressure structural response. Raman spectroscopy and X-ray diffraction were further used to interrogate the material in situ at high pressure. The high-pressure structural behavior is found to be dependent on the sample's initial atomic order, defined by its crystal structure, concentration of cation anti-site and anion Frenkel defects, and internal strain. Overall, it is shown that properly tuning a material's initial defect profile can lower the critical pressure of the phase transformation, and enhance the transformation's kinetics, without sacrificing significant mechanical integrity.
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Date(s) - 30/03/2016
3:30 am - 11:30 am
Dr.APJ. Abdul Kalam Conference Hall
2nd NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INNOVATIONS IN CONCRETE AND CONSTRUCTION (ICON 2016)
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One day 2nd National Conference on Innovations in Concrete and Construction is organized by Department of Civil Engineering, Sona College of Technology in association with Institution of Engineers(civil division), Indian Concrete Institute and Institute Society for Technical Education & CAFET INNOVA technical Society (CITS) on 30-03-2016 which was sponsored by Institute of Engineers and Ultratech cement ltd., held in Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam Conference hall.
This conference aimed to encourage the professionals with and engineering and technology to orient themselves in an innovative system. The conference also created a forum for the researchers, scientists, engineers and practitioners to share the knowledge in Concrete and Construction and bring them under one roof to explore new horizon of innovative technologies. Dr. N. Arunachalam,(Professor and Dean) of Bannari Amman Institute of Technology and Dr.R. Krishnasamy, (AD) PWD highways were the chief guest for the one day national conference. The chief guest Dr.N.Arunachalam was honored by Dr.V.karthikeyan, Principal, TPTC salem, (Chairman of IEI Salem Chapter).They released the conference souvenir and Dr. N. Arunachalam addressed the students and shared his knowledge on "Latest Advancements in Concrete technology". He highlighted on recent research and significance of research in the areas like special concretes and its development in recent days during his energetic presentation.
This conference dealt with the key issues and achievements under the themes of Alternatives for sand and cement in concrete, Theory and advanced technology of engineering structures, Smart construction materials, Special Concretes, Steel Concrete Composites, Environmental engineering, Structural health monitoring and Rehabilitation & construction management.
Over 50 papers were presented by researchers, academicians, Industrialists during the conference and are complied in a CD & also in the form of hard Copy in the form of conference proceedings.


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Davis Child Care Center is designed to meet the psychological, social, intellectual, and physical needs of 6 weeks to 8 year olds.
Pay us a visit to see for yourself why we've been voted the Best of Oshkosh!
A variety of child-centered family events are held throughout the year, including March Madness and Literacy Night.
We welcome and encourage parents to join along on field trips as well!
As a parent, you can feel confident that your child will receive the best care in a setting where they will be nurtured.
You and your child will receive personalized and professional attention.
Welcome to the Rockin' Rollers room. Our teachers, Deb, & Kimberly, in our infant room have been in the early child care field for over 36 years combined. We believe that warm and responsive care, which is provided in a clean, safe environment, is essential for the healthy development of your infant.
We center our day on building a trusting relationship with each infant and their parents through daily communications. Our lessons revolve around your infant's individual growth and development. Infants are constantly growing, learning and changing. Our Rockin' Roller teachers delight in your infant's advancements and provide endless opportunities for development and discovery. We cuddle and rock, coo or sing, explain things and read stories; all while meeting the basic needs of your infant. When the time is right, we encourage them to roll, crawl, pull themselves up, vocalize, and so on.
We provide Parent's Choice Advantage Formula, infant rice, oatmeal cereal, and 1st and 2nd strained foods.
If you are intested in enrolling your child, please see our contact page to schedule a visit. Not every classroom is currently accepting enrollments. Some classrooms require full-time enrollment, while some accept part-time with set days each week.
Welcome to the Creeper room, we will guide your young infant into the toddler world. Together the Creeper Teachers, Kathy (has a Child Development Associate Credential) and Rachel (Associates Degree in Early Childhood), have a combined experience of over 25 years in early childhood, and provide a safe, nurturing, caring, and fun learning environment for your child.
When your child is developmentally ready, we will introduce finger foods, eat meals from a dinner plate, and we start using a spoon and sippy cup. We include sign language during our mealtime conversations.
To enhance our developing skills, there are push toys, pull string toys climbing blocks, and small activity tables to practice standing at. Cognitive and small muscle skills are developing while playing with toys like stacking rings, shape blocks, nesting cups, and activities at the sensory table, and through messy hands-on art projects.
Social skills happen naturally by playing together, reading stories, singing songs, and by following a routine schedule. Weather permitting, we spend time each day playing on the playground or going on a buggy ride around the Davis neighborhood.
Greetings from the Scooter room! The teachers, Christine (Associates in Early Childhood) and Emily (Bachelor degrees in Early Childhood/Elementary). Our Scooters are between 16 and 24 months, and this 9-month difference means that the teachers recognize the range of abilities that can differ among children. Scooters are beginning to think through their actions, solve problems, and understand language. They thrive on new experiences, so we provide them with a safe, cherishing environment that allows each child to develop naturally, individually, and happily.
Children learn best through play; play is a child's work. Through play, the children learn sensory development, problem solving, eye coordination, working together, language development, large and small muscle development, communication skills, and socialization.
We have two main goals in the Scooter Room. The first goal is to learn how to share. We try to teach them that they will have more fun if they share. The second goal is to learn how to be independent. We try to encourage children with lots of hands on activities. We also encourage children to drink without covers on their cups and to use spoons and forks.
Welcome to the Wiggler Room! As Wiggler Room teachers, Kelly (Associate's Degree in Early Childhood) and Debbie(Associate Degree in Human Services and 20+ years of Early Care and Education experience) work together to create a rich environment for two-year-old that is nurturing, consistent, secure and meaningful.
In the Wiggler Room, your child will be offered daily opportunities to explore, to problem solve, and to flourish in his or her own unique way and his or her own personal pace. While structure is a necessary part of the Wiggler day and can be found in the daily schedule, Wiggler Room teachers believe that learning and discovery for the very young happens best through play. A strong emphasis is placed on free play and socialization. Increased language skills are perhaps the most notable developments during this time and children are encouraged to express themselves verbally. Daily opportunities for creative expression are provided through music, painting, drawing, children's literature, and dramatic play to stimulate children's imaginations and facilitate learning.
Weather permitting, outdoor play occurs twice a day, both morning and afternoon, to provide children with fresh air, a connection with the natural environment, and ample opportunity for large muscle activities. Self-help skills are a natural development that occurs when children grow and learn, and your child will achieve greater control of table skills, such as eating with utensils and drinking from open cups, independent hand washing, and dressing skills like learning to put their shoes and coats on and off. Potty training will also be introduced in a positive and encouraging way.
As any parent knows, two year olds need loving yet firm limits set for them as they work to understand their place in the world. Wiggler teachers use positive guidance methods such as redirection, explanation of appropriate expectations, and adherence to simple classroom rules to help the children work through the emotional ups and downs of being two. Positive self-esteem is a natural development that occurs when children are heard and understood, respected and valued as individuals. It is our hope that together, as a team with parents, we can form an important partnership.
Welcome to the Trooper Room. In our classroom, we have children between the ages of 2.5 to 3 years. Our Trooper Room teachers, Aly (Associates Degree in Early Childhood), Jenn (STEM Teacher) and Lise look forward to working with you on getting your child potty-trained and develop confidence in your child!
We are the main potty training room at Davis Child Care Center. Before your child can move up into the next classroom in the fall, your child must be completely potty-trained. This means children must be accident free for two consecutive weeks, and be able to potty by themselves. For this to work, we have children use the potty hourly. In between potty time, we are busy with group time, free play, art, and small motor and large motor activities. We go outside twice a day to ensure our children are getting fresh air and large motor time.
Self-help skills are another classroom goal. Getting ourselves dressed after using the potty or getting ready to go outside are some examples among many other day to day activities. At this age, children are making huge strides verbally and socially, and our specially designed program provides lots of guidance along with the independence they crave. They can explore, emote, engage, and enjoy and their own pace!
Welcome to the Hopper Room! Our room consists of potty-trained young 3 year olds. Our Hopper Room teacher, Diane (over 25 years of experience in the early childhood field with a Bachelor's Degree in Early Education and Infant Toddler Credentials), primary focus is self-help skills. This includes dressing, bathroom use, clean up, and meal time. All of our meals are served family style. The children are encouraged to work on these skills at home as well.
Lesson plans are age appropriate and include fun, educational activities. The themes vary from week to week and are connected with activities or holidays happening during the month. Every lesson plan includes daily group, fine motor, gross motor, and art activities.
We go outside two times a day. It is important for children to learn about the world about them. We will go on walks or some field trips in the community and surrounding areas.
As a Hopper, your child will continue to build upon his/her skills, such as chatting with friend's increases verbal and social skills. Solving shape puzzles strengthens problem-solving skills, while drawing and painting nurture creativity. Diane will work to foster self-esteem with one-on-one interaction and group activities. We introduce one concept at a time, so your child feels proud, not frustrated.
The main goals for 3 year old Preschool is to focus on the social and emotional development of a child in a classroom type setting. Our Preschool Teacher, Cheryl, works with the children to be able to gain the ability to follow directions, take turns, and share with others.
Our Preschool is a thematic based, creative curriculum structured, academically enhanced program. This program is designed to fit the needs of each individual child as no child is a cookie cutter of another and each child has very specific needs. I take pride in saying that I make every effort to meet the needs of each individual child, while helping them to become compatible with a group of children. I feel if you encourage and teach children social and emotional skills that are developmentally appropriate and how to use good problem solving techniques in a social setting, they will develop a stronger self-concept and become more confident in their academic growth.
Our Preschool class follows the OASD calendar. Preschool runs from September through mid-June. We offer a Monday, Wednesday, and Friday class, and a Tuesday and Thursday class; with both running from 9 am to 11:30 am.
In the Snapper classroom, our Snapper teacher, Leah, creates a safe, nurturing environment for children to explore. Leah has a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and Human Development from UW-Green Bay. We believe when a child feels loved, safe, and welcomed it opens them up to be independent, strong individuals.
Throughout the year, your child will learn about colors, shapes, and numbers. They will also gain exposure to the alphabet and begin recognizing letters in their name. Some will start writing their names! We also focus on self-help skills such as dressing, bathroom use, and cleaning up after ourselves. During mealtimes, your child will be serving themselves and removing their things from the table when they are finished.
We believe it is important for your child to be opened to the world around them; therefore, we will go on field trips in the community and surrounding areas.
Come play, learn, and explore in the Snapper Room!
Welcome to the Sparkler Room! Christy, our Sparkler Room teacher has an Associate's Degree in Early Childhood.
In the Sparkler Room we focus on self-help skills to encourage your child to be as independent as they can be. This includes self-dressing, bathroom use and clean up. At meal time your child will be serving themselves and removing their things from the table when they are finished.
Another important part of our room is to help build self-esteem. Christy uses lots of positive reinforcements to make your child feel good about themselves and to be proud of their work! She believes that it is important for children to learn about the world around them; therefore, we go on some field trips both in the community and the surrounding areas.
Each week we have fun filled learning themes. Some include: All about me, shapes, colors, introducing letters & numbers, families, and much, much more! We do a lot of discovery learning, so wearing clothes to have fun is a must in the Sparkler Room!
Welcome to the Ranger Room! The children in the Ranger Room are 4-5 years old. In this classroom, the children are preparing for their kindergarten learning experience. The environment promotes positive self-concepts, independence and a love for learning. This is all accomplished in a fun and routinely structured way.
The curriculum is based on preparing the children for kindergarten by teaching kindergarten readiness skills like self-help skills, making good choices, and problem solving skills through developmentally appropriate activities. The Ranger Room will also provide literacy activities, math concepts, social skills and science exploration.
Being a Ranger means you will be given an opportunity to enjoy many child enriching activities that will help you to learn and grow into your own unique individual.
Our Ranger Room teachers, MIchelle and Sara, both have their Bachelor degrees in Early Childhood/Elementary. The Ranger Room is a collaborative Ready 4 Learning site with the Oshkosh Area School District
Miss Erika's Room:
Welcome to Ready 4 Learning!
First let me introduce myself. My name is Erika Schloskey. I have been teaching for 18 years and the last 13 have been with 4 year olds.
My teaching philosophy is to provide and environment where the children feel safe and secure. I work to develop a positive self-concept in each child that will help them learn to their full potential. I will provide a routinely, structured program that is developmentally appropriate and the children will know what to expect each day. I will work on teaching them the skills they will need for school readiness through fun themes, activities and play. I also encourage self-help skills and independence, such as dressing themselves, buttoning, zipping, packing backpack, etc…
I also believe in teaching the children to solve problems and empowering them to make choices. I will work with them on ways to share and get along with others and how to use their voice and words. My goal is to create a school family where everyone feels safe and respected.
Your child will get a take home folder. This will come home each day and it will contain notes, work, etc… Please check it daily and return it each day. A parent information board is located outside the classroom as well and will contain additional information about things that will be happening in the classroom. Check there for weekly lesson plans, field trip information and more.
Parent-Teacher communication is also important for this program. If you should have any questions or concerns please let me know. You can call the center at 233-2330 or email me at email@example.com. I am not at school over the summer but will check in frequently.
Miss Diane, Miss Cassie and Miss Leanne Room:
In Miss Kimberly and Miss Cassie's Ready 4 Learning classroom, children learn through play in a safe, nurturing environment. Children are part of a school family and Conscious Discipline is used to develop the classroom community. The day begins with a Brainsmart Start activity, which may be a greeting or song where children connect with others. Children engage in a variety of learning activities in small and large groups that encourage development in the cognitive, social/emotional, language, literacy and math areas. Children learn through play and practice being independent. Literacy skills are a strong component, including children working on writing their names and book making. Miss Kimberly and Miss Cassie both have Bachelor's Degrees in Elementary Education and have many years of teaching experience. Both teachers have a passion for helping children develop a love of learning and helping families have a first successful school experience. The year is filled with family events, including a meet and greet and family picnic in August, holiday program in December, literacy night in the spring and an end of the year celebration in June. When your child leaves 4K, they will love school and be ready for kindergarten!
Care is offered to the school aged siblings of current families enrolled and also children from our waiting list on the No School Days. The ratio of children is 15 to 1 teacher.
During the summer we have up to three separate School Age classes. These children participate in many different activities and field trips throughout the week. Swimming takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays afternoons at Omro Pool. Weekly trips to the Oshkosh Public Library allow children to browse and check out books using their own library card.
An all day field trip takes place most Wednesdays. Some examples are: Bay Beach, Barlow Planetarium, the NEW Zoo, Oshkosh Lanes bowling, the Children's Museum, as well as trips to local parks.
Other activities include Cooperative Learning, arts and crafts projects, being "buddied" with a child from the Snapper and Sparkler class to read to or do an art project together, bake sales, and walks to Dairy Queen. Each classroom will provide a packet that will detail field trips as well as other information and expectations.
Families of school age children will be billed on their account for field trip and bussing costs depending on the trip. Classrooms will also ask for a small sum of money at the beginning of summer for treats/fun.


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Opening times for The Co Op Pharmacy in Crewe
The Co-operative Pharmacy -Crewe - Brookhouse Drive is the name of a drugstore forming part of the The Co-operative Pharmacy group. Its usual working times are: 08:45-18:00 Closed13:00-14:00, 08:45-18:00 Closed 13:00-14:00, 08:45-18:00 Closed 13:00-14:00, 08:45-18:00 Closed 13:00-14:00 and 08:45-18:00 Closed 13:00-14:00, from Monday to Friday respectively. Drugstore's location is Brookhouse Drive, Crewe, Cheshire, post code CW26NA. Its telephone number is 01270 650 215.
Other places nearby
ALDI in Earl Of Crewe, Crewe (0.29 mile)
Bargain Booze in Crewe, 99 Manor Way (0.18 mile)
Costa Express in Crewe, Spar Crewe (0.63 mile)
Sainsbury's in Crewe (0.40 mile)
Tesco in Crewe, 613 Crewe Road (0.39 mile)
WH Smith in Crewe (0.57 mile)
Wickes in CHESHIRE, WICKES LOCKITT STREET (0.59 mile)


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This is Cow, he is a stunning long haired Maine Coon mix. Cow LOVES to talks, he talks A LOT and always seeks you out, he wants to be picked up and loved on. It looks like Cow will be a very large kitty as he bigger than other cats his age and has large paws. Repeat, Cow LOVES to talk, even at night, he hates to be without people and will MEOW and run into the door till you get him. He is a little love bug!! DOB 5/15/18.
Cow was only 5 weeks old when he was looking for someone to love, he was found wandering around a busy area and was about to be attacked by a dog that was not cat friendly. An elderly man on an evening walk saw this and swooped in and saved him making his future much brighter.
Cow is being fostered with other kittens and needs a play mate , he is extremely active and super outgoing. He is fine with small kids but prefers older kids and adults. (he is being fostered with another Maine Coon mix, an all black long haired female called Holly and could be adopted as a pair.)
The adoption fee is $200 and includes the following: neutered, up to date on shots/vaccinations, and micro-chipped


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FC Sarajevo at London's Sports Rights Conference
24.05.2019 at 11:30h
A two-day conference on sports rights organized by LawInSport was held in London on 22nd July and 23 May 2019. The conference included subjects such as immigrational and tax payments, the role of agents in modern football, the role of political structures and the regional development of football. The general director of FC Sarajevo, Sabrina Buljubašić, was one of the panelists on the first day of the conference, and FC Sarajevo was the only participant from the Balkan region.
The representatives of European clubs such as Arsenal, Chelsea, Fulham, Manchester United, as well as the representatives of the English Football Association, the Asian Football Confederacy, ECA, FIFA and many others sport professionals participated in this conference.
SABRINA BULJUBAŠIĆ: "As a sports lawyer, I think it is very important for every club to have a lawyer. The proccess of passing certain sports laws in BiH would simplify many procedures, as well as facilitate running clubs. Reducing the tax payment would allow the relocation of funds to other purposes which would improve the work of the clubs considerably."
Besides Buljubasic, those who held a speech at the Conference were FIFA Legal Affairs director - Emilio Garcia Silvero, the general director of LawInSport - Sean Cottrell, the head of the ECA Sports Law department - Daan De Jong, a professional player - Eniola Aluko, the Senior Foreign deputy of City Football Group - James Johnson, The executive director of the FARE Network - Piara Powar, the Europe League Secretary - Georg Pangl and others.
You can see the list of all participants by clicking on the following LINK.


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One of the first Master Planned communities in the Greater Phoenix Area! This community has everything you are looking for to be ''active'' in your community Four swimming pools, 3 tennis courts, BBQ areas,kids playgrounds,basketball & volley ball courts.. Bellair Kids Club, Parents Night Out, Bingo, Annual Easter egg hunt and breakfast, Fall Fest, Annual Holiday Lights, Water aerobics.. the list goes on and on. The community even publishes a monthly magazine. Do you like to entertain, this is a ''Chef's Delight Kitchen''. Perfect for Entertaining! The Sellers spared no expense with amazing updates throughout the home! Stainless steel appliances, Tons of cupboard space, New Windows/Doors, New flooring & paint throughout! This is a Must See... You will be glad you did!
Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Excalibur. Selling Office: Homestree Realty.
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By Gail Koffman
"The fox guarding the hen house" aptly describes the inner workings of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the Trump administration.
A major case in point: The EPA official tasked to head up the Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention office, Nancy Beck, came to the job after working as a former high-level official for a chemical industry association. She was charged with updating the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), which addresses the production, use and disposal of such chemicals as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), asbestos, radon and lead-based paint.
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By Juan Lopez
350BayArea.org, joined by local groups and unions, last week announced plans for a massive protest Aug. 3 at California's Chevron Richmond oil refinery.
The largest greenhouse gas polluter in the state, Chevron, along with the other four Bay Area refineries, is already refining tar sands oil from Canada, brought into the area by rail.
Chevron is among industry giants pressing for presidential approval of the controversial Keystone XL pipeline project that would exponentially increase the flow of "dirty" tar sands oil into refineries, locally and throughout the nation.
The protest announcement came a day after President Obama's precedent-setting speech reframing the national debate on climate change, including measures he intends to take despite strong opposition from oil and coal industrial giants and their congressional "deniers" and apologists.
This summer's protest will take place three days ahead of the anniversary of the Richmond Chevron refinery explosion and fire last August that sent 15,000 workers and local residents to area hospitals.
In response to persistently lax company health and safety practices that led to last year's fire and Chevron's stubborn disregard for the environment, 350BayArea.org and the Bay Area climate movement brought together 5,000 people on Feb. 17, in the biggest climate protest in Northern California history—second only to the Washington, DC, rally that drew 40,000 people.
Meanwhile, thanks to the persistent work of the Richmond Progressive Alliance (RPA), labor, environmental groups, progressive Richmond Mayor Gayle McLaughlin, several progressive City Council members and others, Chevron has made modest concessions including upping its contributions to non-profits and West County Education and taking steps to make it possible for Richmond residents to get more of the relatively good paying jobs at the refinery.
Mayor McLaughlin and the grassroots campaign led by RPA won the election in 2010 despite Chevron and casinos contributing heavily to the opposition's coffers.
Mayor McLaughlin, RPA and other progressives have put together a comprehensive set of demands requiring Chevron to improve safety and health procedures as well as strengthening the unions' and community's say on Chevron conduct in the plant and towards the community.
The public plan would require Chevron to increase investment in emissions monitoring and control equipment, advanced refining processes and solar energy with a goal of bringing down total emissions by 40 percent by the end of the decade.
Meanwhile, earlier this year a coalition of labor, community and environmental groups came together in Richmond under the banner of the Collaborative on Refinery Safety and Community Health.
It includes United Steelworkers Local 5 representing about 1,500 Bay Area refinery workers, the national labor-environmental coalition BlueGreen Alliance, and the Labor Occupational Health Program at the University of California Berkeley. Also participating are one national and two Bay Area-based environmental groups: Natural Resources Defense Council, Communities for a Better Environment (CBE) and the Asian Pacific Environmental Network.
The collaborative has drawn the attention of the Chemical Safety Board, Cal/OSHA and Governor Jerry Brown, who put together a state-level refinery safety task force last year following the August fire. The task force met with collaborative representatives several times to discuss "regulatory and statutory changes" regarding government oversight of the refinery industry.
The August fire in Richmond "provided some opportunities for our immediate focus," Greg Karras, senior scientist at CBE, told Richmond Confidential earlier this year.
"But its scope is regional," Karras added. "We're talking about all of the Bay Area refineries directly—and indirectly, about all refineries in the country."
The union and local community initiatives could well serve as an example adaptable to the particular conditions and needs of local communities in other parts of the country.
This could enhance grassroots support for national environmental initiatives like those of the President and other government officials and entities, and for the labor-community-environmental alliances vital to meaningful advances.
Of energy industry-inspired claims that environmental concerns cost jobs, CBE organizer Andres Soto said, "That's not the case. Part of the point of this collaborative is to destroy that myth."
Charlotte Brody, national associate director of the BlueGreen Alliance, explained that stricter safety and maintenance regulations for European refineries are far more effective in terms of accidents and fires.
In some cases, the European refineries are owned by the same companies that operate unsafely in the U.S., Brody said. "And they're not taking huge losses for doing that."
"This is a known universe," Brody added. "We know how to make refineries safer."
Movements with a local focus like in Richmond—when added to others elsewhere in the country along with national and state level efforts—could potentially contribute to defeating Republican climate change deniers and energy company apologists in swing races in the 2014 and 2016 elections.
They could also potentially influence Democratic office holders beholden to energy companies in regions dominated by energy industry giants and, in some cases, possibly even lead to their replacement by more environmentally friendly and people-friendly Democrats.
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Louisiana Residents Demand Cleaner Air from ExxonMobil
Louisiana Bucket Brigade
Beleaguered ExxonMobil refinery Manager Steven Blume received letters from 1,363 residents across south Louisiana urging reduced accidents at his refinery. Citing the troubled refinery's ongoing accident problem, especially during storms, the letters urge Mr. Blume to upgrade equipment, hire more workers, improve emergency alerts and implement proper shut downs of the refinery in advance of storms.
"ExxonMobil's profit last year was $30 billion and they can afford to do better," said Anne Rolfes, director of the Louisiana Bucket Brigade. "Hiring more workers—not contractors—would be a good start."
The letters delivered Dec. 21 were presented in front of the Louisiana Mid Continent Oil and Gas Association, an industry trade group that frequently defends ExxonMobil at the expense of Louisiana residents. The letters were collected via door-to-door outreach about ExxonMobil's accidents. Mr. Blume has refused to meet to receive the letters, continuing a pattern of refusing to meet to discuss his beleaguered refinery's accidents. This delivery of the letters occurred two years after the first invitation to talk about accidents was extended in November 2009.
At issue are both accident reduction and the need to hire more full time union workers to prevent those accidents.
"Refiners have a duty to their workers and the community to operate their refineries safely and be prepared for any storms that may come," said United Steelworkers International Vice President Gary Beevers. "ExxonMobil can do better in terms of maintaining its equipment, being ready for storms and hiring more employees to ensure safe operation of its facilities. Too often contractors are hired and they lack the knowledge, experience and training of a full-time employee."
From 2005-2010, the ExxonMobil refinery reported 672 accidents—an average of more than two each week—to the state Department of Environmental Quality. Thirty percent of the air emissions from these accidents were due to storms. The storms' significant cause of accidents as well as the feasibility of preventing these accidents is the reason that the letters are focused on storm preparation. "We are in south Louisiana and we know it will rain," said Ms. Rolfes. "Residents are expected to be prepared and refineries should be too."
Hurricane Gustav in 2008 was a particular problem for ExxonMobil. The refinery released 1.25 million pounds of toxic air emissions during a 12-day span.
The management at ExxonMobil has consistently minimized concerns about accidents by saying that many accidents are "below reportable quantities." However, such accidents can be serious as shown by an April 14, 2010 fire that had no release above reportable quantities but did send three workers to the hospital.
Additional arguments by the refinery include the need to operate during storms to ensure the nation's supply of gasoline. The refinery, however, has never provided evidence to support this claim. Louisiana residents assembled Dec. 21 believe that the refusal to properly prepare for storms is instead about a relentless drive for profits.
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Community Empowerment for Change's mission is to improve the quality of life in East Baton Rouge Parish by fighting environmental racism and improving environmental health.
The United Steelworkers has 1.2 million active and retired members strong. You'll find us fighting for a better life for all workers in union halls, at the work place, in the courts and in legislatures.
The Louisiana Bucket Brigade is an environmental health and justice organization supporting neighborhoods' use of grassroots action to create informed, sustainable communities free from industrial pollution.


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St. Mary Nativity in Joliet will kick off the summer by exploring the wonders of Illinois. Children in grades two through eight will experience, create, learn the history and culture and the impact Illinois has on America.
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With the food tray...
The Cane seat...sighs
Love it Gloria....great find....enjoy it my friend.
Man Gloria, That is Awesome! I have never seen one like that!! Love, Love, Love it!! Rhonda
What a beauty you have here! I love it! I always get a kick out of visiting your blog. It brings such a smile to my face, I am here saying to Joe(huby), "Come here , look at this, read that!!" I LOVE the quote by George Carlin on your side bar!! My oldest son is a big fan of him!!
gloria, you LUCKY gal to have found such a delightful wonder as that Victorian chair! It is a dream! I am much into Victorian things of late, a new passion for me and I can not seem to read enough info on that era. I seem to have fallen in love with Victorian lingerie pins, they are so sweet and diminutive! and thinking of which, whow, I do envy you such small feet, esp. when I have to walk around on size 10 feet. My grandmother always said that I have a "very big understanding" in life! :-) Enjoy that chair, it is a true treasure. (as for the doll, not all that ugly, not when I think about some of the teddy bears i used to make in my first years of creating artist-bears. THEY were ugly, until my creative side kicked in and I was able to find my own style and turn out some pretty decent bears over the years). have a good one, Debby
Gloria, that is way too cute!!~ What a neat find indeed....I would have that proudly displayed. I see you and Chari are hitting Vegas Baby!!~ Have a wonderful time...and remember what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas!
That is so cool Gloria!! I love that piece, I bet you did do the happy dance! I love your cute shoe story too, and the cute Easter card you sent.
You are just too cute Gloria! I am so envious of your high chair! It is fabulous and I cannot believe how well it has been taken care of! Congratulations!
My grandmother had the same problem buying shoes and clothes and sometimes had to shop in the misses and youth departments because she was so tiny.
~ Tracy
What a great find! I have seen them before, but they are usually not in very good shape.
You do have a small foot. :)
Have a great weekend.
it's beautiful! what a great find!
Hi Gloria-- Happy that you found your high chair/stroller - it is a beauty. We have one that makes into a stroller, too. We bought it at an antique store in the early 1970s to use when our kids were little; then, the grandkids have used it when they were at our house. Lots of applesauce in the grooves! It is now up in the attic waiting for our next generation. Enjoy yours. Sally
Hi Gloria,
I'm so happy for you that you found this charming treasure! I know 20 years is a l-o-n-n-n-n-g-g-g-g-g time, but it looks like your patience (and being smart about a dollar) paid off! Way to go, Gloria! Hope you and sweet Chari have the best time ever next week! Vegas may never be the same! ;)
That's great! I have never seen one before!
Susan and Bentley
What a great find. Have a great day. Madeline
Oh Gloria, I LOVE your wonderful high chair. It is perfect. I love that it makes a stroller and the cane seat is perfect. I have seen a couple of these, but none as nice as this and yes they were unreal expensive. What a wonderful find and treasure.
Thanks so much for your sweet comments about my clocks. I appreciate it. Also, I got the sweetest and most thoughtful card in the mail yesterday. Thank you so much. What a doll to think of me. Love you and hope you and Chari have a ball next week. Hugs, Marty
Oh Gloria, what a wonderful find; so happy for you! I know you will cherish it. Thank you for sharing and have a wonderful weekend.
I hear ya sister, I wear a 3 1/2 in a kids shoes. It's a booger to find good lookin' fittin' grown up shoes.
What a find you have there after a long, long search. I bet ya'll are just tickled pink. I sure would be. Can ya tell.....I'm thrilled for you. :o)
God bless and have a beautiful weekend, sweetie!!!
Oh Gloria! How awesome is that? My friend Joy and I always text each other when we find something that we've been hunting for. It usually starts out with
:) A size 4 kid's shoe? WOW ! You are a tiny little thing aren't you? That is amazing!
Well, I Love this piece. Congratulations on your big find!!! Have a great weekend!
Hugs! Karen
What an awesome piece. They sure don't make em like they used to. You're so funny. I'm sorry, but that is one ugly looking doll. I'd never heard of them. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Gloria! Oh, I'm loving this. Since all I have on my mind lately is baby ~ this is right down my alley! How precious this is. I've seen anything like it! At first I thought it looked like a baby wheel chair! :)
Man! What a tiny little footie you have! You may need to put some weights in those tiny little shoes so you won't blow away! :)
Have a wonderful time with Chari!
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Gloria, what a find! It looks like it is in such beautiful condition too! I would have bought that too. It's fabulous! You and Chari are going to have such a great time! I'm jealous. Y'all take a lot of pictures to post on your blogs, cause I want to get even MORE jealous looking at the pictures! Have fun! laurie
Gloria, that is just the cutest thing! I also love toys, but you know that. Mine are not Victorian but no matter...did I not have enough toys as a child and I'm doing it now? You have to wonder sometimes...actually, I know what happened to me. I'm stuck at 7 years old. :)
Hugs and love,
Enjoy your Vegas trip!
Gloria! You show us something as cool as that, something you've searched 20 years for and you didn't even tell us how old it is!!!!
Did you say size 4, KIDS? How the heck do your feet keep you balanced? LOL
Did you get the email I sent ya yesterday?
Justine :o )
Hi Gloria,
Trying to catch up on my blog reading. Ooooo I love this piece, I can see why you wanted one and I would have grabbed it up too. Love childrens chairs, rockers, buggies etc. They go well with my dolls plus are just so darn cute.
Enjoy your weekend, hugs,
Hi sweetie, this is certainly a dandy. I've seen them, but not all together as this one is. So... you're going to Vegas..?? Girl I am sooooo jealous.. Cannot wait to hear all about it, I think this might call for a Phone Call so I can hear all about it instead of reading about it... I know you're going to have a great time..
hugs ~lynne~
Hi Gloria,
I love your little Victorian pram, you are a girl after my own heart.
I do remember making Holly Hobby dolls with the wool hair.
Enjoy the rest of the weekend
Wow...what a great find...thanks for sharing.....have a great trip....Pat H
Gloria, that is one neat chair! I'm so happy for you that you found it. I love all your fun pieces like this. :-)
And Gloria... a size FOUR??? You have a teeeeeeeny foot!
Have fun in Vegas. Be sure and win several million and share it with your friends! ;-)
Sheila :-)
The chair is beautiful! How wonderful to have found such a lovely treasure after so many years of looking:)!
Hi ya cutie, I'm so glad you liked the shop all decked out for Easter. I had the best time getting ready for it.. thought I would get you called tonight.. wasn't meant to be. I'm starting my "annual" laryngitis and the throat is pretty raw.... no worries darling I will be calling soon..lol.... hugs ~lynne~
Oh my gosh, my mom has one of those chairs! That looks just like hers. I think she bought hers back in the 70s. I'm happy you were able to find one!!
What a great find, Gloria! Love the chair. And How nice that you are meeting with Chari. Have fun!...Christine
That is so darling! I'm so glad you found it.
A trip to Vegas to meet up with Chari? Wow, that sounds like a lot of fun! Don't let Len get too carried away with those slot machines ~ and you know I mean buying them, not playin them!But then again you did get your stroller so I guess one or two more slots for Len would be fair.
You all have a great time!
What a treasure! Flexible, and a conversation piece. The caning is beautiful~
This is awesome, Gloria...you must have a HUGE house to have these pretty antiques all over....:)


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Testing, testing, testing! A Weekly Dev Update full of testing for y'all this week.
Service Nodes
- Fix consensus issues regarding deregistrations in the transaction pool causing chain splits. https://github.com/loki-project/loki/pull/165
- Prioritise deregistrations when selecting TX's from the pool. https://github.com/loki-project/loki/pull/176
- Add print_sn_status convenience command to directly display the running service nodes' current state on the network. https://github.com/loki-project/loki/pull/178
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This is the first time I have read a story on Gilraen. And it was so beautifully written.
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