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by US Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Before you begin:
Check local zoning laws, market availability, electricity, water sources and truck access.
Pick a site with good drainage, lots of shade, sufficient surrounding space and freedom from excessive wind.
The shelter itself must protect against extreme temperatures and predators.
Equipment considerations:
Good ventilation can help prevent respiratory and health problems in rabbits. Windows, movable panels, curtains, fans or open-sided buildings will help adjust temperatures. These may be supplemented by hot weather roof sprinklers, reflective aluminum roof shields or cold weather heaters if necessary.
Lighting should be maintained at consistent levels for 10 to 14 hours a day, strong enough to keep the animals breeding year round.
Wire cages for medium sized breeds are usually 30" deep by 36" wide and 18" high. Cages are hung back-to-back, three to four feet from the ground in single tiers. Floors are made with 1/2" x 1", 14 gauge welded wire. Top and sides are made with 1" x 2", 14 or 16 gauge wire. Especially designed for rabbits, these cages are available commercially or they can be built by the rabbit grower. A few extra cages should be built for growing bunnies, housing bucks and isolation of new stock brought in from outside.
Nest boxes provide shelter for the newborn bunnies. They should be shallow enough after bedding is added that the does won't injure their udders climbing in and out, and that bunnies can easily climb out. These best boxes can be slid into place under the cage when a panel is removed. It may be 12" x 18", of plywood, masonite, or wire with liner.
Feed is placed in self-feeder bowls, which come in many varieties. They should be 3 to 4 inches tall to allow small bunnies to reach the feed easily. Feeders should be kept clean and free of old or moldy feed.
Finally, a scale is a useful tool for objectively measuring rabbits performance. It allows for the measurement of growth as well as feed consumption rates.
Hutchkeeping rules:
Never loan bucks to others.
Isolate new rabbits or those returning from shows for 30 days.
Quickly dispose of dead rabbits. If disease is suspected, disinfect equipment and burn droppings and bedding.
Clean and disinfect cages regularly. Don't allow droppings and moisture to collect on cages.
Clean and disinfect the doe's cage before inserting a new nest box. Clean the cage again before the litter comes out of the nest.
Wash and disinfect nest boxes.
Vacuum or burn fur that accumulates on cages.
Keep water clean. Flush and disinfect water lines weekly.
Control flies with insecticide. If you use sprays, spray the rabbitry, especially the manure area.
Keep the dropping pits under the cages as dry as possible.
Have visitors disinfect their shoes before entering or enforce a "no visitors" rule.


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Monday, January 30, 2012
Journey of the Universe (movie review)
Once again, I wasn't sure what I was getting into. We wandered up to the 16th floor of the wrong building, finding a beautiful lobby, then entered 888 to make our way to what turned out to be a meeting of the State Bar (as in lawyers' guild). There's a subgroup or committee looking to improve the future -- "the only bar section in the country with a specific goal" or something like that.
At first I thought this was clever marketing, this Torporation (Torp) instead of a Corporation (Corp). The best way to avoid that "corporate personhood" stigma is to start up as a torporation instead, with torporate executives and so forth. "More benign than corporate persons, because they sleep a lot" was Glenn's joke. Anyway, it made a good skit in the theater of my mind.
Which brings us at long last to the movie. This had been on public TV I'm told (OPB), yet we were somewhat exclusive in getting to see it -- not clear on the details. Brian Swimme is the new James Burke and does a fine job in the microcosm / namespace of Samos (an island), where we've decided Pythogoras literally lived.
The narrative takes a bold move in that cave of his, suggesting we look at the imagination as like another eye (an imaginary eye), a wholly different way of seeing. Two other kinds of eye, including the water ball eye (what we also have) were discussed beforehand.
Anyway, as with most of my movie reviews, I somewhat assume the reader has seen the movie already -- backwards from most reviews, which read more like previews, but certainly a way to go: it's like we at least have this recording in common, so now lets share our takes / angles. Like a book club.
That was what this meeting was like: a focus group.
The organizers were honestly interested in getting some feedback, lawyers first. The group knew we had some scientists intermixed, including the identifiable physicist / cosmologist on the back bench, a credentialed authority (University of Chicago). So when it came time to relay impressions, it was stipulated we let the lawyers speak first, as this was, after all, a meeting of their guild.
One of those present suggest we raise our hands if we were lawyers, but the moderator immediately countered that this need not be revealed. Interesting culture, this.
Don talked about the movie Farewell (a spy movie) on the way back in his new motor vehicle, Glenn stuffed in a much roomier back. We'd had a good time.
Other Wanderers, such as Bob McGown and David Tver were there too (they both spoke).
I spoke as well, after the bar against non-lawyers was lifted. I was slightly self conscious when raising my hand, in geek costume (in my Python sweater-vest, army surplus jacket on the rack), especially of the leather cuffka, Nirel brand, about my wrist -- but I doubted it mattered too much (lots of people had styles).
My gray locks put me more in the "rounded elf" category and soon I had the entire room chuckling about how a lot of our dark side was missing. "If I'd been briefing a room full of ETs about what to expect upon encountering humans..." I suggested. But the film was upbeat, wanted us to feast on the images, not shield our eyes.
Shades of Koyannisqatsi and Winged Migration both.
Some of the lawyers present got more talkative with time. The physicist in the back was also diplomatic I thought, in requesting a moment to think. When the lawyers had been asked, they'd fallen into a profound silence reminiscent of a Quaker meeting, reluctant to have too easy opinions.
Gradually the ice thawed and opened the space for some real sharing. Lynne Taylor was there and spoke up before I did. She'd seen an earlier draft of this film at the Parliament of World Religions. She was eager for more of this genre.
There probably was some implicit tension in the film, as it used Samos as an integration point wherein to criss-cross psycho-spiritual and physio-scientific concerns.
Was this taking on too much of the role of the priest? Know-it-alls can be a problem.
I saw lots of hat-tipping to maternity and the child like nature of humankind, though the narrator was clearly an XY.
Several lawyers remarked on the interesting thesis that what set humans apart in an important way was their prolonged childhood and extended dependence on mothering, which translates into malleability / adaptability.
I will add my two additional cents: that the show closely adheres to cultural templates, as far as "television scoring" goes (following known examples), is to its credit.
Some of the latest state of the art images are shown in this frame, a visual feast is delivered. Having a frame stay familiar and friendly gives more room to the weird and strange.
Better to read the somewhat "cliche" or "formulaic" obeisance to convention as honest homage to admired prototypes / ancestors, in the language of film making and television. Why fix it if it ain't broke?
We're telling the greatest story ever told, that of the universe itself, and to take an "if you can't beat 'em join 'em" humble pie attitude is not a stupid move.
I thought of Universe too: "that which humans have expressed regarding the universe" (a kind of "shared poem" in RBF's lexicon).
That it all reduces to Pythagoras and number sets up a good vibe for simple storytelling (this is about passing the torch so memorability is key).
The final fade out on Europe is apropos. There's a deliberate Medittereanean flavor to all of this, an invitation to other regions to give it their own spin. Be bold, be regional, be place based.
We know that's an important ingredient in "gamefication" as well (to localize, in the form of some specific geography or vista, a world).
The film points to the future with some notes of hope, but doesn't really try to go there. I'd say it's more a summary of where they'd gotten by the end of the 1900s. It's an end-of-millennium piece.
Some of the next iterations will seem less cliche in some ways, as we're more disruptive of set mindsets (relic belief systems), or as nature is (not saying it's all about humans and their experience).
Down the road, maybe we'll see more about the transition from 90-degree to 60-degree-based thinking, more in harmony with nature, perhaps in the guise of East-meets-West.
On the way to the venue, we passed a by "fear panel", a public space LCD radiating fear into the room. Something about an extensive network of tunnels in the Persian vista. So? Are tunnels illegal all of a sudden? Sheesh.
How that commuter-TV based lifestyle serves people is beyond me. The amount of fear pumping through those veins, those urban capillaries, can't be good for a body.
So this is why we all wanted to get wired? So we could be afraid, so very afraid, in The Matrix?
Don't be a coward, kill your TV -- which might just be the "head channel" you're watching. Choose your channels wisely (use that "third eye").
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text: Jim Tharpe is PolitiFact Georgia Editor. He began work at the AJC in 1999 after previously working as an editor and reporter in Florida, South Carolina and Alabama. At the AJC, Tharpe has written about everything from state and national government to the airline industry to whale sharks. He is a 1975 graduate of the University of Florida and was a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University in 1989.


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ASU Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This collection includes most of the ASU Theses and Dissertations from 2011 to present. ASU Theses and Dissertations are available in downloadable PDF format; however, a small percentage of items are under embargo. Information about the dissertations/theses includes degree information, committee members, an abstract, supporting data or media.
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- Reverse Fountain Cytoplasmic Streaming in Rhizopus Oryzae
- Diné Research Practices and Protocols: An Intersectional Paradigm Incorporating Indigenous Feminism, Critical Indigenous Research Methodologies and Diné Knowledge Systems
- Developing an Augmented Reality Solution for Mapping Underground Infrastructure
- Characterization of 2D Human Ankle Stiffness during Postural Balance and Walking for Robot-aided Ankle Rehabilitation
- Using Molecular, Cellular and Bioengineering Approaches Towards Understanding Muscle Stem Cell Biology
This thesis presents a meta-analysis of lead-free solder reliability. The qualitative analyses of the failure modes of lead- free solder under different stress tests including drop test, bend test, thermal test and vibration test are discussed. The main cause of failure of lead- free solder is fatigue crack, and the speed of propagation of the initial crack could differ from different test conditions and different solder materials. A quantitative analysis about the fatigue behavior of SAC lead-free solder under thermal preconditioning process is conducted. This thesis presents a method of making prediction of failure life of solder alloy by building …
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The Partition of Variance (POV) method is a simplistic way to identify large sources of variation in manufacturing systems. This method identifies the variance by estimating the variance of the means (between variance) and the means of the variance (within variance). The project shows that the method correctly identifies the variance source when compared to the ANOVA method. Although the variance estimators deteriorate when varying degrees of non-normality is introduced through simulation; however, the POV method is shown to be a more stable measure of variance in the aggregate. The POV method also provides non-negative, stable estimates for interaction when …
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An American woman has given birth to her first granddaughter after she acted as a surrogate for her daughter and son-in-law, who were struggling with infertility.
Tracey Thompson's daughter Kelley and her husband had been trying to conceive for a long period of time and sadly experienced three miscarriages in as many years before Tracey decided to step in.
The 54-year-old mum did not hesitate when asked by her daughter to be a surrogate for her embryo.
"The doctor told me that if I was going to go ahead with surrogacy I needed someone I trusted – like my mom," Kelley told TODAY.com.
Tracey revealed that she was so happy she could help her daughter that she didn't mind the constant check-ups she experienced throughout the nine months.
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"Since I was carrying her baby we were both overly cautious," she said."It meant the world to me to be able to give my daughter and her husband their future, their family," Tracey said.
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I know this is terrible of me but I am sitting at dinner with "C" and I am posting on my blog. He thinks I am writing a letter to my attorney, wow what a bitch I am. I like "C" a lot but he isn't able to keep my attention for to long, he doesn't have anything interesting to talk about that grabs my attention.
I just got an inquiry about my rv, I put it up on ebay, hell I would put you up on ebay if they let me, lol. I am really having a lot of fun with ebay and amazon because I am easily amused, lmao. I have shipped several items to Israel which is expensive but they pay the shipping.
All he talks about is sports non stop which is boring as hell and he talks about his kids non stop. I don't mind talking about either but you can wear out a topic. He was asking me where I would like to go on my honeymoon, and I am like what honeymoon? He started tip toeing around the subject and I made it clear to him there shall never be another binding ring on my finger.
He keeps insisting I will change my mind someday and I will realize I "need" a man, like hell I do. He keeps asking me to let him take care of me, he makes me feel like a wounded animal, damn.


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In the past few weeks, everything you thought you knew about the NFL changed. Only a few weeks ago the Chargers were one atop multiple power rankings. Now, they've dropped three games in a row. Similarly, the Cowboys, who have an injured quarterback, have lost two in row. The downspiraling 49ers dropped another one to St. Louis, and the Patriots have dominated the past few weeks handing the Broncos their second loss of the season.
Blowout of the Week
New England Patriots 43, Denver Broncos 21
Last year, these two future Hall of Fame quarterbacks squared off, and it was anything but boring. Peyton Manning carried a 24-0 lead into the half, and somehow let it slip away as Tom Brady escaped with the victory.
It was quite the opposite this year, as Brady and company took a 27-7 lead heading into halftime in New England, taking advantage of a few turnovers, and shaky play from Denver. After a touchdown drive to start the second half, it looked as if a comeback was in the realm of possibility, but a Patriot field goal, and Peyton Manning's second interception led to a Brady touchdown drive.
After a few exchanges of scores, the Patriots ultimately came out with a dominant victory. Oddly enough, neither team was able to generate much of a running game, as they combined for only 109 yards rushing. Manning passed for well over 400 yards, but his two interceptions and shaky special teams play cost them the game.
This could easily be the AFC Championship game only a few months from now, and it's really impossible to predict who will come out on top next time these giants meet.
Upset of the Week
Miami Dolphins 37, San Diego Chargers 0
Only three weeks ago the Chargers seemed like the hottest team in the league. Phillip Rivers was an MVP candidate, but much has changed since then. The Chargers dropped their third straight game, and this was easily the most embarassing loss.
After a huge fourth-and-1 stop by the Dolphins in their own territory, the momentum for the entirety of the game shifted. Rivers finished the game completing 12-of-23 passes for 138 yards and three interceptions. It was one of his worst performances in recent memory. All blame can't be placed on him. Rookie sensation, Branden Oliver, was unable to get anything going on the ground. He rushed for 19 yards on 13 carries.
You've got to wonder who the real Chargers are, and whether Rivers can right the ship. The Miami Dolphins are in a similar predicament. All of their wins have come in double digits, yet they are only 5-3 and seem to be a different team every week.


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This is part seven of an eight part soloing series in Guitar Techniques magazine with the Australian guitarist, Brett Garsed. Brett discusses his slide approach and thoughts for the piece before he plays at 1:42. For the complete transcription of Brett's solo, chord chart, playing tips, further words of advice from Brett and the backing track get Guitar Techniques issue 288, on sale 26th September 2018. Back In The Day was written and recorded by Jason Sidwell. For more on Brett Garsed visit http://www.brettgarsed.com To subscribe and/or purchase the digital version of Guitar Techniques visit: itunes.apple.com/gb/app/guitar-techniques-guitar-magazine/id451419414?mt=8 To get the print and/or digital version visit My Favourite Magazines at www.myfavouritemagazines.co.uk/music/Guitar-Techniques-Print.html
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September 15, 2018 – Portland's location provides a huge variety of different sights and climates to explore nearby. Here is our list our favorite Portland day trips within 1(ish) hours of the city!
Columbia River Gorge
Perhaps the most popular day trip from Portland, the Gorge is full of incredible spots including: Vista Point, Multnomah Falls (Oregon's tallest), Oneonta Falls, Horsetail Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls. This amazing landscape may be the home to some of the most iconic views in Oregon, perhaps why it is a top movie filming location. This is a area perfect for the adventurer inside all of us and not to miss during your visit.
Wine Tasting
Some of Oregon's best Vineyards (and there are a lot!) are within 30 miles of downtown Portland. Hawks View, Alloro, Raptor Ridge, Cooper Mountain, Hamacher, and Ponzi all offer great wines and provide unbeatable scenery. Grab a famous Oregon Pinot Noir (or few) and take in the Willamette Valley countryside. Please drive responsibly.
Mt. Hood
Mt. Hood is a outdoors wonderland no matter which season. Three separate ski resorts offer the longest ski season in North America, with glacier skiing available throughout the summer. Timberline Lodge is an amazing place to visit all year long, especially in winter with a while relaxing around the giant fireplace with a warm cocktail. Ski Bowl has tons of summer activities for both adults and kids. Don't forget to check out the quaint restaurants and brewery in Government Camp!
The Oregon Coast
Okay technically if you're driving the speed limit it's a little over an hour – but the fact remains that there are lots of amazing ocean views that are just a short drive away from Portland! Bring your jacket and umbrella (even in the summer months) and head to beautiful Cannon Beach, Seaside, and Astoria – and the Tillamook Cheese Factory is a worthwhile stop, too! If you are a lover of the outdoors, you will be pleased to find tons of hiking trails with beautiful views along with several campgrounds nearby.
Mt. St Helens
This is the only place in the lower 48 for you to get an up-close look at an active volcano, which last erupted in 2008! The area has great hiking and climbing options for outdoorsy folks of all skills and the Johnston Ridge Observatory has views from another world – literally. Just 70 miles north of Portland.
Enchanted Forest
Great for families of all ages! The Enchanted Forest is a theme park located just south of Salem, Oregon that's been operated by the Tofte family since opening in the 1970s. Open from March through September, the property sprawls through an old natural forest and is made up of several themed districts: Storybook Lane, Western Town, English Village, and rides that are fun for all ages – including the best log ride we've ever been on!
Sauvie Island
Practically in Portland's backyard, this river island is complete with beaches, pumpkin patches and farms. There is always something going on at Sauvie Island! We previously highlighted them as one of our top picks for summer in our blog – but really, it's a good place to visit all year round.
Woodburn Outlet Mall
Did you know Oregon has no sales tax? This outlet mall is home to over 110 premium brand name stores, with super low prices every day – seriously. The mall is outdoors yet entirely sheltered from the rainy skies, and quite spread out for a comfortable visit. Just make sure to bring an extra suitcase!
Bagby Hot Springs
This hidden gem in the beautiful Mt. Hood National Forest is a 1.5 mile scenic walk from the end of the road. Entry is $5 and there are three different soaking options at this primitive facility surrounded by old growth forest – a wonderful place to spend a chilly day and a great chance to get off the beaten path on a less traveled road, which is not maintained in winter.
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The Wolverine & Rogue Fanfiction Archive
*She nodded thoughtfully, We need a safe word.
In a less than manly moment Logan inhaled sharply, promptly choking on his cigar. A few sputtering coughs were all he could manage as he looked over at her with watering eyes.
The shit that comes out of your mouth kid, I swear *
WOW! I don't know what else to say! This was... This felt so real. I have liked this story up so far, but these few lines drew me in to it on a completely new level. Like I was actually there, just few meters away from them. Kind of surreal feeling.
Like I said when rewiewing one of the earlier parts, I wasn't very comfortable with this one at the beginning. But after every update I'm more pleased that I started to read this anyway.
I love the way you describe Logan as a caring father. But why do I have the feeling that there's more going on than you're telling to us?
Can't wait for the next part. Update soon, please?
I don't know if it's even possible to love a fictional character, but I feel more *something* towards your Logan after each new chappie. And this is getting scarier, too, after every new chapter. I can't help wondering when the other shoe drops.
In this one loved especially Logan's reaction when he heard about Marie's pregnancy, and how he immediately thinks about Becky, too.
Ahhh... I'm speechless. Sorry, I'm not so good with fb, but... WOW! What a way to end this!
Usually I don't care much of Jubilee or any other of Marie's friends, but in this one... I loved her. Left Marie and even Wolverine to the background with that last line.
Duh. Read the first part and rewiewed it, complaining the lack of a sequel. Guess it takes time to get used to this new system...
Now I'm whining after that sequel. Really interested about where you're going with this. Many writers explore with Logan's animalistic, instinctual side, but I haven't seen it done quite this way before. Good work. Keep going.
Author's Response: I\'m thinking about it, what to do next, seeing as they both were saying the right things and she was ready to \'talk\' to him. I can\'t see a smut fest coming next though, it doesn\'t have that feel to it. But thanks for the feedback, Jo.
Now I finally got the hang of this. At least I hope so. I rewiewed a wrong chapter. Duh.
Tell me more is coming soon, please? Can't wait for the next chapter. Love this darker side of you.
Guh. You have created a true monster, my friend. Took me all morning to read this through. I'm not usually a slow reader, but this one... There were parts that made me go back time and time again. In a way I don't like this story, and in a way this is definitely one of the greatest fics I have ever read.
It's quite hard to tell the difference between good guys and bad guys in this one. Line is so thin and blurred. Maybe only bad guys in this one are those who tortured Rogue and other girls when they got captured, maybe they're all bad. Maybe they're not bad, maybe they're all good. Arg! Thinking makes my head hurt. Or is it the flu? Don't know, don't care...
Keep up the good work! :)
Author's Response: Thanks for the feedback. It kinda made me think to ya know. I mean it\'s hard when you\'re in a situation like that to really pick am I good or bad. Deep down I think there are still issues that they have to work out. Still, if my story made you think then that\'s a good thing. I\'m really glad that you managed to get something out of this. Thanks again. It\'s very much appreciated.
Didn't want to, but I just had to mark this to my favorites. This is too sad to be left behind, too sad to be read again, even if there's a glimmer of hope at the end.
Author's Response: Thank you :o) I\'m totally flattered that you marked it as a fave - Yay! *hugs*
I remember reading this for some time ago. Read it again. Just had to. This is one of those stories that leave me feeling angsty, jittery, and at the same time hopeful. Good way to jumpstart my clogged up story vein.
I guess I'm a pessimist by nature, because first time I read this I cried, thinking she would have to go through the same hell over and over again. Then I started thinking what if that all had been only inside of her head. What if there had been no evil intentions and Logan had shaved his head really because he had gotten hot.
Uh... Don't really like the idea of a bald Logan... at least not if it's for the reason Marie imagined it to be.
This is one of the best fics I have read.
Author's Response: Ya know, I kind of don\'t like the bald Logan either, but...well, my Logan in my head is always Hugh Jackman and he doesn\'t look half bad with a buzz cut, so it wasn\'t too hard to think about! ;) And thanks for such a lovely review - it is very much appreciated.
Nature documentary, Logan? I always thought he would be little more creative... But what an image this one left me with! Wow! *starts writing, trying to avoid drooling on the keyboard* :)
Author's Response: Oooh! Have I inspired Ara PWP???? *does happy dance* Woohoo!
Dear God. Put me out of my misery now. This managed to remind me of the most awkward moment of my life. Happened like ten years ago, and I'm still blushing. Not going in to details, but... Involves a first date with a guy, guy thinking something could actually happen and me stumbling out of the situation quite gracelessly.
Consider this fic as a master piece. That particular memory was buried so deep that only a miracle like this could have jarred it on the loose. :)
Author's Response: LoL poor Ara, *hugs* :o) If it makes you feel any better - most of Marie\'s stumblings are taken from personal experience...LoL - apart from the threesome thing - don\'t read into that! *g* I\'m one of those people who means to say one thing, and something completely different comes out! So, believe me when I say, I know how you feel *g*
Hip to hip? Christ! Where do you come up with those? I'm laughing, and it's not a very good thing considering that my hubby and my kid are trying to sleep!
Definitely a move I should try when we have first-aid in school... Not! Don't want to give my classmates any ideas, they think I'm perverted already... :)
Author's Response: Yeah that\'s not one to try in school LoL! Ok, now I have images of first aid resuscitation dolls... and Logan... and *sniggers* it\'s not pretty. LMAO!
Damn you! You make me feel all fluffy and gooey and jittery and I want to go out with dear hubby like it was our first date and I really shouldn't read this fic but this is just too good to not to read and I WANT A VACATION WITH HUBBY SO THAT I CAN DO ALL THESE NICE THINGS!!!! GRWOWL!!! *cough* This is good.
Author's Response: LMAO - sorry! But seriously...LMAO! Yeah that first date feeling - it\'s the worst and the best all at once *g*
This is one of those stories that get stuck on me. Short and cute, but not sugary goop. Just cute, with just enough Wolverine in the mix to keep the balance. One of my favorites.
Uh... Weren't the skittles those small crunchy candies filled with chocolate? Never mind...
I like this kind of fics. Not everything needs to be said in order to understand the story. Many times the less you say, the better the story is.
Author's Response: the small crunchy things filled with chocolate are m\'n\'ms (or smarties.) and thanks. I was trying to write it that way. who knows, i might even add more to this #ahem# story.
I'm still waiting for that follow-up... Have you written it, or do I have to wait forever? You can't leave it like that. Well, technically you *can* do anything you like... Grr... :)
*sniff, sniff* I need a hankie. Maybe a blankie and my teddy, too... Some fics give me physical symptoms. Eyes watering, chest aching and nose running. This definitely belongs to that group of fics. Doesn't matter that the story is kind of positive in nature, there's something awfully sad lurking under the surface.
No crap. Few misspelled words, but apart from that this was great. Was this the one you told me about earlier? This was beautiful. Evanescence is one of my favorites, and I have tried to write L/R songfic about their songs several times. For some reason it doesn't work with me, but you made it. Wow!
Not big on writing rewiews, but this one I really have to give a try.
This brings back memories to me from so many books and movies I have seen and read, that I don't even try to list them all to here. Yet this is something completely new, and I simply love this fic. I'm really expecting next installments, and I'm hoping you won't take too long with updates. It's interesting to see how this will turn up, since we have gotten already one major twist, from Xavier's world of luxury and cloak and daggers to Logan's rugged wilderness. And still there's this comfortable peacefulness that makes this easy to read. More! Please! :)
Author's Response: Thank you so much for telling me what you think, I\'ve read your work and you always keep me coming back for more. I\'m glad your enjoying it and hopefully we\'ll be getting to grips with Xavier and his world soon, just when the two of them are ready to come *home*. But with these two you never quite know when that will be... Jo.
Was this counterpart for "The Deal"? because if it was, I'm scared. This whole piece was well written, and I was very comfortable with reading this up until the end. Until Scott's last thought. If this really was continuation to "The Deal", please, don't leave it here. Please. I'm very, very scared. That's a good thing, by the way. Only few fics manage to wrangle this strong reaction out of me.
Author's Response: thanks so much for the feedback - yes it was a counterpart to the Deal and I\'m debating writing another to go with it. You know just to see what everyone\'s gonna do when they realize that Logan\'s not about to share Marie...with anyone!
And you found the right audience. Wow!
Wow! Now I see where you wanted that bottle of bubblebath gel. Great chapter all in all, but I have to say I simply love that bath-scene!
Why is it so fun to make fun of Logan? Poor little Wolverine, all soaked up to a cold pond water... I really shouldn't laugh because that's just awful *grin*... Neutral face. Bad Sharon, bad... BWHAHHAAAHAAA!!! *snort* No! Logie! Don't you dare to use that soaker in here! *gurgle, blurble, cough!* That's it. You're explaining to my hubby why the comp and our bed are soaking wet!
In a way I don't like this kind of fics. Fics where they're with other people. But I like your style, and I¨'m waiting next installments with great curiosity. Keep up the good work.
Author's Response: I know what you mean, but though she might not give in to Logan anytime soon, we all know there\'s only one guy for Marie! ;-)


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Lake Elmo Forest Birding
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7:00 am - 10:00 am
Sunfish Lake Park
10000 Stillwater Lane North,
Lake Elmo, MN 55042
Sunfish Lake Park is a large, hilly, mature woodland with some wetland openings.
At this time of year we may have an interesting list with a mix of migrating and nesting species. Of course sightings cannot be guaranteed, but recent sightings included Scarlet Tanager and Wood Thrush both of which need larger woodland areas.
For a trail map of Sunfish Park, click here.
Special Instructions: Drivers – Go to Exit 55 on I-694 (south of MN 36), go east on MN 5, aka County 14, Stillwater Road and Old County 5. Brown park sign will indicate the left turn off MN 5 onto Stillwater Lane North. After 100 yards or so turn left (north) onto the entrance road, go 1/4 mile and meet in the large parking lot of Sunfish Lake Park.
Registration: No registration required.
Difficulty: Moderate – trails vary from wide x-ski training trails to well defined walking paths.


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Bach's towering musical work, performed live by one of its most nuanced interpreters, is translated into Intricate, witty, unpredictable dance work.
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Not such a good start as the first time – that went smooth as silk.
Checked in, nice private room with a patio.
So far, sitting in a chair for six and a half hours; no food, attention, water, etc. We'll see how it goes from here. 6 ½ and counting… Ended up being 8 ½ hours.
Normal room this time. Nothing special, except that they gave me anti-nausea tablets that are causing constipation.
Released on Friday evening. Nice dinner at home. Up all night with bowel movements and inadvertantly became extremely dehydrated.
Next morning – back to hospital.
Pain, discomfort, distended abdomen and gut due to????
X-rays, CT Scan – no blockage, per sei – just full of shit. The large intestine, backing up into the small and possibly my stomach. The original thought was surgery – now it's to try to blow out the bowels with a massive laxative dose to restore function.
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funkyoffish princess ashley williams takes to the Selfridges denim stage
Turning her midas touch to denim. Ashley Williams has announced she will transform her autumn/winter 14 collection for Selfridges' Denim Studio. Full of horse heads, cowgirls and lols, it lands exclusively on August 14th. We caught up with the young...
Photography Alasdair McLellan
So, this is a special collaboration?
I've taken some of the pieces from my autumn/winter collection and made denim versions of them. It's funny because after the show, and when I actually had time to think about the collection, I thought some of the pieces would look really good in denim and then Selfridges gave me the opportunity to do that! What do you love most about denim? Well, it's just the classic isn't it? It's been such a staple and I actually love its variety for both boys and girls.
What's your fave style?
I do really love Levi's 501s, I don't think anyone can go wrong with them?! I love baggy jeans, always have. Though remember when skinny jeans were THE jeans and you just had to have a pair even though six months before that nobody ever thought that they would be wearing skinnies!
It's weird how jeans go through phases isn't it?
Definitely, I think flares probably will come back eventually. I'm looking forward to see what we are all wearing soon! Jeans are a uniform in a way too.
This being your first partnership with Selfridges, has it been fun even though you've been preparing for your NEWGEN debut?
It's been really fun, and a great platform to show my collection on. When they approached me, I was really excited because it gave me the opportunity to re-imagine my collection which is really great. As for NEWGEN… oh, god, I just hope everyone likes it!
So what can we expect from the NEWGEN collection? Are you nervous?
So nervous! Before, with Fashion East, you had three of you going through exactly the same motions and you weren't alone in it. Now, doing a show on my own and having to completely depend on myself, it's really scary and nerve-wracking. I guess I've just had to go with my gut feeling… and I hope it's a good gut feeling!
It'll be fab! Are there any surprises in store?
I think I've pushed myself but there are the staples in there that are just me, I don't think you ever get away from that really. And I always ask myself if I would wear it and if it doesn't feel quite right then I'm not so keen on it. So maybe there are surprises but they're still very genuine ones!
Who is the Ashley Williams girl then? And what version of her is the Denim Ashley Williams chick?
They're very similar, which is what I really enjoy about the Selfridges collaboration - they've been really supportive of showcasing my own designs, which is really flattering for a young designer. I think each collection is supported by the girls who walk in the show, who I imagine wearing the clothes and how I imagine them having fun. So the Selfridges AW is perhaps just a bit more real - she hasn't necessarily got that much time for the horse leather fringed jacket but in denim, it's a bit more relaxed so she can run around in it. Denim does make running around the city easier, doesn't it?
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Team leader of the Private Forestry Programme (PFP), Michael Hawkes threw the challenge when speaking during the issuance of certificates to training of trainers (TOT) in the area of Occupational Safety and Health (OSH), also commonly referred to as occupational health and safety (OHS), held at the Forestry and Wood Industries Training Centre (FWITC) Mafinga in Mufindi District, Iringa Region.
He said that the occupational health, or workplace health and safety (WHS), is a multidisciplinary field concerned with the safety, health, and welfare of people at work.
Hawkes said that industrial workers and the forest industry have been working in difficult and risky environments, so it is good to be aware of having a health insurance for treatment.
He said that health insurance is very important because no one plans to get sick, but problems come without knocking on the door, so if they have health insurance they can be treated easily without moving around seeking medical attention.
He said that human health is everything in everyday human life, so it is good for each one to care for his health for his own benefit and for his nation.
"Health is everything you've been given this three-week training on workplace health and safety to help you go there to protect yourself at workplace and the various disasters that will occur in your daily activities so it's also good to remember to have health insurance," Hawkes emphasized.
Hawkes urged the participants of training to be a good ambassador wherever they go and to take advantage of the training they received and use it properly and utilise resources that were used to train them.
For his part, The Forestry and Wood Industries Training Centre (FWITC), training manager Nuru Mathew Salasala said they decided to provide training to provide education for industrial workers to protect them from potential inevitable effects.
Salasala said many workers operating in industrial industries have been working in practice without having to learn to protect themselves, something that is dangerous to their health.
"This is a safety training site where you will use it as well as we have taught you and those who have not come so that the education can help them so that we can protect our health and avoid losing nation's human resource," he said.
He pointed out that the Forestry and Wood Industries Training Centre (FWITC) offers short courses in sawmilling, forest management, harvesting, first aid, occupational health and safety, IT, entrepreneurship, business administration and communication.
The FWITC was established by the Private Forestry Programme (PFP) in 2016 to answer to the need for comprehensive and appropriate practical forestry and wood technology short courses close to the heart of the industry in the southern highlands.
FWITC is located in Mafinga town, Mufindi District, about 75 km from Iringa township. The centre is strategically well located and easily accessible to all forestry and wood industry companies operating in the southern highlands of Tanzania.
"The private forestry programme is implemented jointly by the government of Finland and the government of Tanzania," Salasala elaborated.
Frank William, one of the participants in the training said that the training they had received at the college would be very helpful in their work as most of them were working on machines that were dangerous.
He said that if they were to use this training course then they would help reduce predictable dangers in support of a health insurance issue as it would help them when they were experiencing disasters.


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Selecting a competent fire safety practitioner
Executive Summary
The NSW Government has recently made changes to the Environment Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000 (Regulation) intended to improve the fire safety iu new and existing buildings. These changes came into effect on 1 October 2017.
Among other things, the changes require competent fire safety practitioners selected by the building owners to assess a building's essential fire safety measures and inspect for fire exit system compliance breaches before the building owner can issue a fire safety statement. They also require that building owners record their opinion regarding the competence of the persons selected.
This replaces the requirement for assessments and inspections to be completed by a properly qualified person chosen by the owner. The requirement for a record of the owner's opinion is new.
The NSW Government has developed a framework that will eventually recognise industry schemes that can accredit competent fire safety practitioners. It also has scope to recognise other kinds of accredited persons as competent fire safety practitioners.
Until then, building owners who issue fire safety statements continue to be responsible for choosing an appropriate person to undertake fire safety assessments and inspections.
This guide is designed to assist those building owners in selections 'competent' persons to perform those tasks and sets out three basic steps to follow.
- Identify tasks that the fire safety practitioner will need to perform.
- Consider the fire safety practitioner's competence to perform those tasks, including knowledge, skills and experience.
- Establish and record an opinion of the practitioner's competence.
This guide provides suggestions on what type of information a building owner might need when forming an opinion of the fire safety practitioner's competence. It also makes suggestions on how the building owner can make and keep records about this process.
The Regulation sets out various requirements about building matters, including provisions relating to fire safety measures and building fire safety offences relating to safe escape in the event of a fire (See part 9 of the regulation).
Since a fire can occur at any time, owners of buildings served by essential fire safety measures are obliged to ensure that those measures are always in working order. These measures may be in the building or externally on the site. They include fire sprinkler systems, fire hose reel systems, fire hydrant systems, portable fire extinguishers. illuminated exit signs, emergency lighting systems, fire detection and alarm systems, building occupant warning systems, smoke control systems, emergency lifts, fire-resistant building elements of lightweight construction, and fire safety strategies.
Generally, a building's essential fire safety measures are listed on the building's fire safety schedule. The kinds of buildings that will have a schedule include commercial, industrial, multi-unit residential, and institutional buildings. They do not include houses. Owners of affected buildings should keep a copy of this schedule. Copies of this schedule can be obtained from the relevant local council.
The regulation also requires building owners (or someone authorised to act on their behalf) to verify they are meeting their fire safety obligations by issuing an annual fire safety statement. However, for annual fire safety statements the building must also be inspected for any exit system compliance breaches.
Copies of these statements must be sent to the council and to Fire and Rescue NSW. A copy must also be displayed in a prominent position in the building alongside a copy of the fire safety schedule.
From 1 October 2017, these assessments and inspections must be undertaken by a competent fire safety practitioner. More information on these Regulation changes is available on Building Regulation and Certification Reform section of the NSW Government website.
A Government framework for recognising competent fire safety practitioners has been established. However, recognised persons under that framework will not be available immediately. In the interim, building owners remain responsible for determining whether the people they select to perform the assessments and inspections are competent.
This guide is intended to assist building owners in assessing the competency of such practitioners.
Appendix A provides an example of a form that a building owner could provide to persons wishing to undertake fire safety assessments and inspections.
The amendments to the Regulation also require that a building owner record in writing their opinion about the competence of the fire safety practitioners they have selected. Appendix B provides an example of how the record may be made.
Selecting a competent fire safety practitioner
Before selecting a person to undertake an assessment or inspection, a building owner must be satisfied that they are a competent fire safety practitioner (see clause 167A).
Due to a broad range of fire safety measures that may be encountered, more than one practitioner may be required to undertake the assessments and inspections for a building. Fore example, an electrician may have the competency to assess the illuminated exit signs, but may not be competent to assess the fire sprinkler system or fire detection and alarm system.
While assessing the competence of a practitioner can be undertaken in several ways, it is suggested that building owners follow these basic steps:
- Identify tasks that the fire safety practitioner will need to perform
- Consider the fire safety practitioner's competence to perform those tasks, including knowledge and experience
- Establish and record an opinion of the practitioner's competence.
Step 1 – Identify Tasks
There are three kinds of tasks performed by a competent fire safety practitioner:
- Assess essential fire safety measures
- Inspect the building for exit systems compliance breaches, and
- Assess fire safety alternate solutions.
Before considering the competence of a practitioner, owners should identify which kinds of tasks need to be performed. They should also be as specific as possible in terms of what they relate to or involve since this affects the type and level of competency to look for.
Appendix A provides guidance to building owners on what knowledge, skills and experience to look out for when seeking fire safety practitioners to undertake assessments and inspections.
Essential fire safety measure assessment
Essential measures are listed in the fire safety schedule. The standards the measures must be able to perform to in a fire event are also set out in the schedule, usually by reference to the technical design and installation codes for the measure.
For a person to be recognised as 'competent' to assess essential fire safety measure they should have sufficient skills, knowledge and experience to assess the specific kind of measure for its ability to perform to the specified standard.
Exit system inspection
Exit system compliance breaches can include:
- no fire safety notice displayed near a fire-isolated exit, or
- obstructed exits or paths of travel to exits, or
- faulty door mechanisms
For a person to be recognised as 'competent' to undertake an inspection they should understand exit systems and the requirements that apply to them.
Fire safety alternative solution checks
Some existing buildings may incorporate one or more fire safety 'alternate solutions'/ These are non-standard fire safety designs under the Building Code of Australia, and they may apply to all or part of a building.
The fire safety schedule should indicate whether the existing building incorporates a fire safety alternative solution, If it does, it will also likely require specialist expertise to assess whether the fire safety measures that form part of that solution can still perform to the standard expected. This expertise can vary according to the nature and extent of that alternative solution.
Step 2 – Consider competence
Once the tasks have been identified and described, the next step is for the building owner to consider the practitioner's competence, including whether they have sufficient knowledge, skills and experience to perform one or more of the specific tasks identified in Step 1.
NOTE. In assessing competence there is a need to make a distinction between those who maintain fire safety measures by conducting routine servicing, and those who assess and, if needed, test measures for the purposes of enabling the issue of the annual or supplementary fire safety statement.
Appendix A is an example of a form for persons wishing to provide assessment and inspection services related to fire safety statements. The form provides an opportunity to demonstrate:
- sufficient technical knowledge relevant to the specific tasks identified in Step 1
- knowledge of relevant laws and statutory responsibilities around building fire safety
- skills to perform the specific tasks and communicate the outcomes
- industry experience relevant to the specific tasks sufficient to demonstrate competence to perform the tasks
Fire safety practitioners should provide adequate documentation to building owners to demonstrate that a person has completed a course of education of training. Examples of qualifications include a degree, diploma, certificate or other official record. The qualification should be in a discipline relevant to the task that would be performed, such as the assessment of a fire sprinkler system. It should be complemented by demonstration of suitable experience.
Where a person has no relevant qualifications, they may be able to demonstrate competence by other means such as a relevant license, accreditation, or suitable professional membership bound by a code of conduct. This should be complemented by more extensive suitable experience than would be expected if they had possessed a formal qualification.
Step 3 – Establish and record opinion
Based on the assessment of a practitioner's knowledge, skills and experience, the final step is to determine whether the person is a competent fire safety practitioner for the tasks required.
There is a new provision in the Regulation requiring that the building owner record in writing that in their opinion the person or persons selected are competent to perform the fire safety assessments and inspection.
An example of a way to record this opinion in writing is provided in Appendix B.
Appendix A – request form
For recognition as a competent fire safety practitioner (example)
Part 1 – Practitioner's details
Part 2 – Practitioner's nomination requests for competency recognition
Note: Requests must align with task(s) to be performed (see step 1 of guide)
Part 3 – Practitioner's Knowledge
Note: Entries must align with task(s) to be performed (See Part 2 of this form)
Part 4 – Practitioner's skills
Note: Entries must align with task(s) to be performed (see Part 2 of this form)
Part 5 – Practitioner's qualifications
The information provided under this Part must describe relevance to competence to perform task(s) nominated under Part 2 and support the claims made under Parts 3 and 4
Note: Attach copies of qualifications if requested.
Part 6 – Other documentary evidence of competence
The information provided under this Part must describe relevance to competence to perform task(s) nominated under Part 2 and support the claims made under Parts 3 and 4.
Note: Attach copy of document evidencing possession of accreditation, registration, license if requested.
Part 7 – Practitioner's experience – specific
Note: Information provided must align with task(s) to be performed (See part 2 of this form)
* Provide an attachment if this form does not provide sufficient space
Appendix B – record of opinion
Competence of fire safety practitioner (example)
October 2017
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Lung nodules, also medically referred to as pulmonary nodules are miniature, roundish growth that appear on the lung, that is usually about three centimeters or less in size. Lung nodules can be cancerous or can be caused by other serious diseases. Cancerous nodules are usually identified by rapid growth that quickly become masses.
About 40 percent of pulmonary nodule cases turn out to be cancerous, so most lung nodules are treated as cancerous until it can be proven otherwise. A lung nodule that is cancerous can usually double in size as quickly as every 25 days. The biggest numbers of occurring lung nodules cases are classified as 'benign' which means it has very little growth.
Lung nodules may be contracted as a result of a number of reasons, the most popular of which is lung cancer as well as it can also be the first stage leading up to lung cancer. It can also be developed as a result of the metastasis of other forms of cancers. Long nodules can also occur from other small tumor growths in the body such as carcinoid, lymphoma, blastoma, hamartoma, sarcoma, firbroma and neurofibroma. Lymphoma is a tumor that forms within the cells of the lymphoid system.
Blastoma is a tumor that develops from the embryonic tissue. Hamartoma is due to a disorganization of a group of cells in the body. Sarcoma is a group of tumors that arise from connective cells. Fibroma and Neurofibroma are non cancerous tumors made up of nerve fibers.
Risk of lung nodules also increase when exposed to Infections from viruses like tuberculosis, immune disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis and fungus like cryptococcosis and histoplasmosis can also cause lung nodules. Tuberculosis spreads from person to person contact or breathing in the tuberculosis bacteria.
Most fungus like crptococcosis grow in soil and materials contaminated with bird or bat faeces. Infection of fungus can also become passed on by the wid when the contaminated soil is disturbed. Particularly persons who farm, do gardening ,construction jobs, cave divers or any other task which requires them to be around certain bacteria automatically increase their risk to be infected with fungus.
Other serious disease that cause lung nodules include infections like lung abscess, Hydatid cyst and pneumonia. An abscess is a collection of pus that develops in response to an infection. It usually becomes visible as a swollen area and can be very dicomforting. The skin around it usually turns red or pink.
Hydatid cyst are abnormal sac-like formation that can be found anywhere in the body and can hold fluid or gaseous substances with an outer wall called a capsule. Pneumonia is formed as a result of an inflammation of one or both lungs with consolidation. Pneumonia can be due to an infection as well as it can be otherwise and the infection may be viral, fungal, bacterial or parasitic. Most of these infections are treatable with medication and the patient can make a full recovery.
Pulmonary nodules are normally diagnosed through physical examinations, chest x-rays and CT scans.
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Lauren Mills '18: Where Are They Now?
Lauren Mills '18
Major: Sign Language Interpreting
Self-employed sign language interpreter
Why did you choose Augustana University?
A: I chose AU because it is one of only 15 colleges in the country to offer an accredited bachelor's degree in sign language interpreting. After touring and seeing the beautiful campus and learning about the program, I knew I had found the right school. It checked all my boxes — smaller size, liberal arts, the right distance from home, and a friendly, community feeling.
What was your favorite class?
A: It's hard for me to pick just one class to call my favorite, but I think I have to say intro to government with Dr. Johnson. I took it my first semester of freshman year and it really set the tone for my Augie experience. We read fantastic books, had lively discussions, and I made some of my first college friends in this class.
Did you have a favorite professor?
A: Dr. Swanson was my favorite professor during my time at Augie because he challenged me to strongly defend my own beliefs while also being open to new ideas and perspectives. He encouraged me, inspired me, and always had his office door open, even when I wasn't in one of his classes. Taking both of my religion classes with him was one of my best decisions I ever made at AU.
What's your favorite memory during your years at AU?
A: It's impossible to pick just one! My favorite memories are the simple ones, like when a group of friends would get together and hang out in a dorm room or in the Stavig basement and play games or watch movies. That, and the Valentine's Day sugar overload in the Commons!
Do you have a favorite classroom experience?
A: I studied abroad during J-term of sophomore year, which was probably one of the best experiences of my whole life. While traveling to London, Oxford, and Edinburgh, I learned so much about history, culture, literature, and had some incredible experiences I might not have had otherwise. For example, I saw a Shakespeare play and got to wander through the English countryside. I also made some lifelong friends and started my insatiable desire to travel the world.
Now that you've graduated, what are you currently doing?
A: I am a self-employed sign language interpreter in the central Iowa area. I feel that every class I took, friend I met, assignment I completed, and adventure I went on has helped prepare and shape me into the person I am now.


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For most small businesses, having a Facebook page and building it's audience is a must. There are a few different businesses that may not benefit from having a Facebook page, such as a funeral home, or an insurance company.
I've marketed for insurance companies before. They are tough to get going. I think most people see it as a boring business and to be honest, it was hard to find material to post that was entertaining or interesting enough for the followers. You can soon come to the end of funny videos that are tasteful enough to post and educational content on defensive driving.
Building your Facebook audience can be fun. It can also be a great way to promote your business further afield. Facebook is still a very popular method, and only today I saw that my 82-year-old uncle has just created an account for himself. People go onto Facebook at all hours of the day and night. If they wake up in the night, they go onto it.
If you want to know more about how to build your audience on Facebook, here are a few pointers:
Start with your personal Facebook page. Yes, it will be seen by your friends and family but that's fine. You've come a long way, you're proud of what you've achieved and you need to show that on your page. Create a fabulous cover image, add a link to your website and any other social media profiles that you have.
Create a Facebook Page. Now that you've set yourself up with a professional looking profile, now it's time to create a Facebook business page. Your business page should have a link that goes directly to your website. Ideally, it will link to a landing page that gives access to a great freebie so that you can collect email addresses for your subscriber list. Your Facebook page needs to be developed with the idea of being a place to share information including links to your blog posts and a place where you can run advertisements to your target market.
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Create a Niche Group. The reason you also need to create a niche group is so that you can help your audience further. This will help them get to know you and for you understand more about them. To get started, think about what their main issues are that you can help them with. This should then one of the purposes of the group.
Join Niche Groups. Search for groups where your target audience is spending time. Now join and just sit back and observe the group. Once you can confirm that these people are part of your audience, now you can start being nice to people. Be a good resource of knowledge for them and answer questions. Don't spam these groups with your group. Once you engage with people, they will become curious, take a look at your profile and find out more about you.
Be a Good Resource. Whether it's in your group, or others, put your focus on how you can help. You want to be recognised as a helper, as this is what is going to help to grow your audience. Collect information and answer questions. You could also create blog posts from the questions and answers.
Go Live. Now that you've got a good foundation on Facebook with your profile, your business page and a group, it's time to do a live session on Facebook. This will help with growing your audience. Use your phone or your computer, it's possible to do a very good live event. Look into whether you want to use Open Broadcast Software to help you share your screen and more on Facebook and on YouTube.
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Promote Your Page and Group. You can currently only run ads on a Facebook page. So be sure to post your blog posts on your Facebook page and into your group. You can then use the Boost function to get these posts seen by more people who you can select. Facebook offers highly targeted advertising so once you understand who your audience is, you should be able to reach them.
Share Content Often. Keep your page and your group active. You may want to use automation to help you post every day, sometimes more than once a day into both your page and your group. It's possible to schedule your posts in your page and your group with Facebook scheduling tool. You'll find this as one of the options. This makes it far easier to add more content.
Engage with Others Often. Give good 'customer service'. Mingle with your followers, talk to them and answer any questions that they have. They are far more likely to stick around this way.
Promote your page and group. Whether you mention it in your emails, link to it in your email signature or add a button on your website, be sure to let people know that you have a Facebook page and a group.
I run a couple of different Facebook pages for my clients and have done for many years. Even when you know your audience, they can still surprise you with their reactions.
Building your audience on Facebook is not so hard to do, just as long as you focus on their needs. It does take time and commitment but it's worth it.
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Seattle perfect fit for NHL
Seattle is a truly beautiful place. It's one of the rare places in the country that gives you the excitement and bustle of a big city, but also can satisfy the nature lover in you with both mountains and the ocean nearby.
However, when you think of Seattle, hockey is probably not the first sport that comes to mind. That's about to change as the NHL will soon come to town after the league granted the city a franchise last week to start in the 2021-22 season.
This decision comes one year after the Vegas Golden Knights had their inaugural season and were wildly successful, making it all the way to the Stanley Cup Finals.
Will things go that well for Seattle in its first season? That doesn't seem likely, but it doesn't mean it's impossible.
What did seem like the impossible was the idea of having a team in Seattle. The NHL has been resistant to expansion for awhile now after adding four new teams in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Not surprisingly, one was popular right from the start in Minnesota, while one didn't become a hit until the last couple of years at Nashville. Columbus has a loyal following, but still has yet to catch on in a city that is obsessed with college football.
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman probably doesn't want to acknowledge that the league tried to have a franchise in Atlanta for a second time. Those teams have now found success elsewhere, with the Flames winning a Cup in Calgary, and the formerly Thrashers, now Jets, being the best team in Canada right now in Winnipeg.
At least the Thrashers have a popular Twitter handle, so that's something.
It's not just the mixed success that they've had with their most recent teams, the league's idea of expanding the sport into nontraditional markets has also been hit or miss.
Anaheim and San Jose have been not only popular in their cities, but have prospered in the postseason with the Ducks hoisting the Stanley Cup in 2007. So has Tampa Bay, who won the Cup in 2004 and came close again in 2015.
However, other teams in the Sun Belt have failed to garner attention. Arizona has yet to make the Stanley Cup Finals, and the Coyotes are dying out in the desert. Florida's franchise has never truly caught on and the Panthers seem to be permanently on the endangered list.
Carolina may have skated with the Cup in 2006, but the Hurricanes seem to lose strength in the middle of the season and veer back into the ocean.
Remember when Carolina got shut out at Hockeyville two years ago? It wasn't due to stellar goaltending. The 'Canes just aren't very good and haven't made the playoffs in nine years. They're even trying to market the jerseys of their former team name (Hartford Whalers) to fans. How sad is that?
The latter three teams are located where it was hoped that attendance would be strong due to migrated snowbirds who want to watch mediocre hockey. It's a bold strategy, but it hasn't worked out.
And those three teams have been floated as relocation possibilities for years, dangling a golden carrot in front of the desperate mouths of small Canadian cities.
Quebec City even built a brand-new arena on the hope that someday the NHL will throw them a bone and give them an expansion team. With Vegas and Seattle now in place, that looks like a pipe dream, like when San Antonio built the Alamodome to get an NFL team.
So far, the best San Antonio has gotten out of that attempt is the NBA's Spurs for a few years, and now, the Texas-San Antonio football team (Go Roadrunners!). Note to other cities, get the team first, then build the facility. Get the spouse before the house.
Quebec City and San Antonio failed to get leagues to pay serious attention to them, and Seattle wasn't any different. After all, it lost a NBA franchise when the Supersonics moved to Oklahoma City (of all places) and became the Thunder, the team where great players want to get away from.
You can kind of understand the NHL's logic there. Why put a team in a city that already lost one? Not every place can be like Minnesota, which went insane when the league even considered bring the state an expansion NHL franchise.
Eventually Bettman and the NHL Board of Governors couldn't resist Seattle. And how could they? They just hit a gold mine in Vegas, where the Knights turned into a tourist attraction almost as big as Celine Dion. Well maybe not that big, but probably better than Wayne Newton.
Seattle may not be the travel hotspot that Vegas is, but it's still a popular place, it's already got famous companies to help market it (Starbucks, Microsoft, Boeing, etc.) and it's got a natural rival less than 150 miles away in Vancouver.
If that wasn't enough, Seattle might be one of the few places that could top Vegas when it comes to pregame entertainment as famed Hollywood producer Jerry Bruckheimer (and native Detroiter) is part owner. The producer of action blockbusters "Top Gun," "The Rock" and the "Pirates of the Caribbean" saga definitely knows how to market a product to the public, so the Seattle team won't have any problems getting people to show up, at least not for the first couple of years.
Not only does the NHL get Bruckheimer's talents for creating a massively successful show, but it gives the league a new market to tap into. The NHL already had the Eastern states, then it added the Midwest along with California before heading south. With the Pacific Northwest about to be firmly in place, the league has hit all the major markets in North American.
All that's left are maybe a team in Alaska, Hawaii or Mexico, but those might be a stretch. Keep hope alive though, Upper Peninsula! Miracles can happen.
However, Seattle didn't need a miracle to get an NHL franchise. It just needed some things to fall into place to land one. It's got the fans, both young and old, a strong hockey history, and based on what Vegas did last year, a chance for early achievement.
All things considered, Seattle is a beautiful fit. Not just for the league, but for the sport of hockey as well.
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Every itinerary has an inn or restaurant as its destination, every inn or restaurant has a speciality and every speciality will stay in your heart forever.


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How to wear a Midi Skirt
The midi skirt has had a reinvention, bold tribal prints are a must for spring summer 14. Team with a white shirt for a chic look.
Matching separates are a modern way to do formal wear, keep the prints geometric to be on trend this season.
This full skirt has been given a sports luxe twist, teaming with an oversize sweater makes this look laid back and cool
Teaming a feminine pencil skirt with a boxy leather biker jacket, adds a tougher edge to your look. Add a colour pop clutch bag for an instant summer update.
If you want a statement look go for a bright colour full skirt, and a slogan top for maximum effect.
Summer whites are always a great summer staple, this look is clean and refined. Keep you accessories to a minimum for a statement look.
Yellow is a tough colour to conquer, team with subtler colours and minimal print. Add a flash of red lipstick to keep this look summer ready.


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Welcome to the Composers Network!
This is a group dedicated to connecting composers, sound designers, and musicians with opportunities to work on various projects, such as writing music for: Short Films, Animations, Games, Orchestras, Bands and more...
This will be a good place to make contacts, gain practice, and help further careers in music, film, and general composing/producing.
If you are interested in joining, there is also a Facebook group setup to help communication flow between those looking for creatives, and those creating. If you are unable to join the Facebook group but would still like to get access to these opportunities, just send through an email to the network and we can keep you updated that way!
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