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Trilokpur () is a Hindu temple site in Himachal Pradesh, India.  It is located on an hillock about 24 km south-west of Nahan at an elevation of about 430 m. The temple is an amalgam of Indo-Persian styles of architecture.

The name Trilok Pur means a triangle of three Shakti Temples in the area. Each temple depicts a different face of the Goddess Durga. The main temple at Trilok Pur is the Temple of Bhagwati Tripur Bala Sundry, which depicts a childhood image of Durga. The second Temple, dedicated to Bhagwati Lalita Devi, is 3 km from Bala Sundry. The third temple' is situated 13 km northwest of Bala Sundry temple.

History
In 1570, according to legend, a pindi (a sacred stone; regarded as a symbol of the goddess) appeared in a bag of salt, purchased by Sh Ram Dass. a local trader. It meant that Maa Balasundari Jee had appeared in the bag.  Dass kept selling salt all day from the bag, but it always remained full.

The goddess then appeared in Dass' dream.  She told him how she had disappeared from Devban and instructed him to build a Temple at Trilok Pur to establish her PINDI Swaroop (which already existed inside the bag of salt). She instructed Dass also directed to worship in the name of Mahamaya Balasundari – an infant state of Goddess Vaishno Devi . Dass did not have enough money to build a temple, so he approached the ruler of Sirmour state for funding.  After getting the money, Dass started building the temple.

The king invited some artisans from Jaipur in 1570 AD to create themarble temple.  It was finished and dedicated to Goddess Tripura Bala Sundri in 1573 AD. After the temple was completed, the royal family started worshipping Goddess Bala Sundri

In 1823, the temple was renovated by Maharaja Fateh Prakash and by Maharaja Raghubir Prakash in 1851.

Current operation
Every year, over 32 lacs of devotees visit the temple of Bhagwati Bala Sundri. The traditional Pujari of the Bhagwati belongs to the business community and Vaish by the caste. It is another feature of this Shakti Peeth of North India. Since the temple's inception, the descendants of Lala Ram Dass have been performing the main Puja there.

At present, the temple is run by a Temple trust headed by Deputy Commissioner Sirmour. The Temple Trust had executed several developmental works in Trilok Pur village during the past three decades.

Dhyanu Bhagat Temple
According to the local's beliefs, this temple houses the Hindu Goddess Jwala Ji.  The Dhyanu Bhagat Temple is a major tourist attraction when visiting the shrines in Trilokpur.

Shiva Mandir Temple
It is located right next to the temple of Dhyanu Bhagat's which houses the Lord Shiva.

Lalita Mata Temple
The gate to Lalita Mata's temple way is situated on the road to the main temple. Pilgrims often visit this temple, which is also within walking distance

Importance
Trilokpur is a place of great religious importance. It is considered to be the childhood place of Maa Vaishno Devi. The temple of the goddess Mahamaya Bala Sundri ji attracts lakhs of pilgrims from all over Northern India.

An important fair is held at Trilokpur twice a year i.e.in the month of Chaitra and Ashvina on Sudi ashtmi to chaudas (from the 8th to the 14th of the bright half). During this period, people visit consistently, but a mammoth gathering is seen on ashtmi and chaudas viz, the first and final days. The mela in Chaitra draws more people than the one held in Ashvina. During this period, a large number of devotees visit this temple and pay their respects to the goddess. Mata Bala Sundri is known as Kul Devi of many castes (e.g., Kshatriyas, Brahmana, Baniyas, Jats, Kamboj, etc.) in Haryana.

References

External links
 Online Pictorial Tour of Mata Bala Sundri Temple Trilokpur
 Mata Balasundari Temple website

Durga temples
Hindu temples in Himachal Pradesh
Buildings and structures in Sirmaur district


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Who Is Abbie Cornish? Here Are Facts About The Australian Actress and Rapper
As Abbie Cornish the actress or MC Dusk the rapper, there is no doubt that this fella is talented. For well over a decade, she has solely been known for her strong presence in movies. Some of her most notable works include the movie Seven Psychopaths and the TV show Outriders. What most people do not know is that she has been rapping as MC Dusk since she was 16 years old. More recently, she picked up from where she left off. Here is all there is to know about her ever-evolving career and other facts of her life.
Who Is Abbie Cornish?
She was born on the 7th of August 1982 in Lochinvar, New South Wales, Australia. Right before moving out to Newcastle, New South Wales, the family lived on a 70-hectare farm. Hers is a big family, as she is the second of the 5 children born to Shelly and Barry Cornish. One thing is for sure, talent certainly does run in the family seeing as one of her siblings, Isabelle Cornish also happens to be an accomplished actress.
Abbie Cornish' interest in showbiz stems from her teenage years when she was fascinated by both foreign and independent films. These days, in addition to her ever-growing career, she is an active Vegan. Back in 2006, she was named an ambassador for an Australian animal rights group known as Voiceless.
Getting a little more up-close and personal, the star recently got engaged. Back in February 2019, she revealed that she was engaged to the Iraqi professional Kyokushin fighter, Adel Altamimi.
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Facts To Know About Abbie Cornish
She Started Off As a Model
It is no secret that the star has dominated on big and small screens time without number. She started off as a model then naturally transitioned into the acting industry. Soon after making an appearance in the TV series Wildside, she went on to play a role in the movie The Monkey's Mask (2000). As soon as the following year, she landed a role in Outriders as Reggie McDowell. This led to many other roles over the years including the titular character in the movie Candy (2006).
Some of the other notable movies she appeared in are Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007), Limitless (2009), and 6 Days (2016).
Rapping Is Probably Her First Love
Many people do not know this, but Abbie Cornish dropped rapping to concentrate on her acting career. She picked up rapping when she was 16 years old as part of a hip hop crew and went by the moniker MC Dusk. They released a handful of albums and even had some shows for about five years running. Apparently, she had been writing raps since she was way younger and even dabbled in occasional rap battles. In fact, she got her cool moniker during one of the rap battles she participated in.
She credits her brother as her first rap influences, he was really into artists like Tupac, Biggie, and A Tribe Called Quest. Recently, Abbie opened for one of her influences, Nas, while he was touring in Australia.
She Was Once in a Love Triangle
While on the set of Stop-Loss in 2006, Abbie Cornish met Ryan Phillipe and thus their scandalous affair started. Soon enough, the media got a whiff of their affair and as expected, it received a lot of negative reactions. This can be owed to the fact that Phillipe was married to Reese Witherspoon at the time. Since it was starting to take a negative toll on her overall image, the two denied the claims. The truth weaseled its way out when the two continued to date openly when Reese and Ryan's marriage ended in divorce. After a three year run, the two broke up in 2010.
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She is Currently off The Market
Valentine's day 2019, was a good day for Abbie Cornish and her wellwishers. She announced that she was engaged to the MMA fighter, Adel Altamimi. Then, she went on to share a picture of the engagement ring with a cute caption. The two have been quite forthcoming with their relationship and have not hesitated to splash it all over social media. Even though their relationship has been all out in the open, it is not quite clear how long they dated before getting engaged.
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Rich and Famous (1981) [American]
Tired of the mediocre roles available, Jacqueline took matters into her own hands, and co-produced this movie, which depicts the sometimes strained friendship between two writers. Jacqueline plays "Elizabeth Hamilton", who writes "serious" novels; "Merry Noel Blake" (Candice Bergen) writes popular novels.
The script was a rewrite of "Old Acquaintance" (1943), which starred Bette Davis and Miriam Hopkins. The film's production credits are given as "William Allyn and Jacquet Productions": the latter was the name of Jacqueline's production company. She didn't want to look egotistical, so she didn't use her name as producer. This worked too well, and many people (including some in the industry) missed the fact that she was a producer.
This was director George Cukor's last film. He was brought into direct after the first director, Richard Mulligan had to bow out; the production had been delayed by a strike.
Jacqueline said: It was magnificent working with Cukor, although at times--like all humans--he could be intensely cruel. He was a man from another time and never came to grips with my being his co-producer. "An actress is an actress, period," he thought and, at that point in his existence, he was not about to change his mind. Evidently, I didn't agree and on occasion I had to face up to him and try to have my role and Candice's be more real and not so Hollywood. He didn't like it. {Hello! #251, 1993.] It was rumored that Jacqueline helped direct the film occasionally, because of Cukor's age, but I don't know if that's true.
Merry Noel's daughter, Debbie, was portrayed as a teenager by Meg Ryan, in her professional debut. The eight-year-old Debbie was played by Nicole Eggert; this was her film debut, though she had appeared on television earlier.
Her co-star, Hart Bochner, is the son of Lloyd Bochner, who co-starred in The Detective.
"Rich and Famous" is available on video.
Untruth in Advertising
I saw this German video release of "Rich and Famous" for sale on eBay and had to laugh! Originally released in Germany with a title that was a literal translation ("Reich and Berühmt"), here it is retitled "Die Wilden Reich" (literally, "The Wild Riches", but meaning "The Wild Rich People"). But worse, the movie is promoted as being like the TV series "Dallas" and "Dynasty" (the latter known as "Denver" in Germany). For anyone who knows anything about this movie, it goes without saying that Jacqueline and Candice never wore anything remotely like this in the movie.
A Bisset/Bergen Curiousity...
Apparently, "Rich and Famous" wasn't the first time someone considered pairing up Jacqueline and Candice. I found this promotional still for a movie that was never made. There is no date, but judging from the photos, it could be the late 1960s or early 1970s. Jacqueline was under contract to Fox at that time.
In case you can't read the caption, it says: "Two of the most beautiful young actresses in the world -- Britain's brunette Jacqueline Bisset (left) and America's blonde Candy Bergen -- have been set to co-star in 20th Century-Fox's "The Plot", based on the best-selling novel by Irving Wallace, dealing with a newspaper writer who, while investigating a presidential assassination, discovers a different, even more horrifying plot. The motion picture, which will be directed by Mark Robson and produced by Lester Linsk, will go before the cameras in early summer."
After searching the IMDb, it appears that "The Plot" was never made into a movie, though several other novels by Irving Wallace were. Director Mark Robson had quite a long career (directing "The Valley of the Dolls", among many other things); but Lester Linsk has only two credits, both as producer, both in 1970.


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Lauren Erica Herzog
March 16, 1987 - October 04, 2005
Lauren Erica Herzog, 18, was born March 16, 1987 in California and passed away October 4, 2005 in Mission Viejo, California. Lauren is survived by her parents, Jay Herzog and Cathy Wellington; sister, Holly Herzog; brother, Adam Herzog; grandparents, Madolyn Hufnagel, John Wellington; Renee and Hillard Herzog; great-grandparents, Stanley and Jen Chiarenza.
4 responses to Lauren Erica Herzog
O'Connor Laguna Hills Mortuary says:
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Lauren.
Craig Jones says:
Dear Cathy,
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Lauren. My thoughts are with you and your family.
Kim and John Bertero says:
Dear Cathy and family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time following Lauren's loss. We greatly respect your decision to share her life through organ donation, and are making a contribution to an organ donation charity in Lauren's honor.
Love, Kim and John
Charles Johnson says:
Dear Herzog Family,
My name is Charlie Johnson and I knew who Lauren was through sports. My sister, Katie, plays Capo Dana NJB at the Boys and Girls Club and Lauren would come on her razor and cheer for Katie and her team. You see, my sister's team was probably the worst in the league, and even when they were losing by like a million points, Laurenwith my mom was there to cheer for them. When my family heard about the incident, we were shocked and saddened. When we told others about the sad news, we learned that almost everyone knew her! It turns out that Lauren had cheered for peoples football, basketball, and baseball teams. These were people from Laguna Niguel and Mission Viejo! And in EVERYONE'S story, Lauren was always referred to as "the cheerful girl on the razor." I personally never got a chance to actually sit and talk with Lauren, but my mom did. And after we recieved the news of Lauren's accident, my mom said, "she was probably the kindest and happiest girl that I have ever met." And that's exactly how everyone felt about Lauren, kind and happy.
At school I'm doing a report in Spanish and the topic is "El dia de los muertos"day of the dead. Our job is to honor someone who means a lot to us that has past away. And Lauren does mean a lot to my whole family. Lauren is pretty much the reason why my sister is encountering her fourth year in playing basketball. Even though that season for Katie was pretty horrible, Lauren made it a happy memory. So I would appreciate it if you could give more information on Lauren for my report. You can email me at any time. If not, it's fine. Thanks.
Charlie Johnson


I miss you sweet ocean!
At the end of July we were able to take a CHILD FREE vacation to an all inclusive resort in Mexico. I KNOW!!! My requirements for the trip were a swim up bar. Seriously, that is all I cared about. And just so you know, I frequented that bar many, many, many times. My itinerary read as: read, eat, drink, repeat. Well, we were very successful on all accounts. We came home tan, a little fatter, and 100% hungover. Oops.
The swim up bar: Where many of my troubles occurred.
We mostly stayed on the resort but one day we did venture out for a Catamaran boat ride that included snorkeling and the boys doing synchronized dives off the side of the boat.
Does this bikini top look like lingerie? I think so too but then I thought, hell it's Mexico. Anything goes.
See that man in the middle? We learned that he lives in Mexico and at Christmas time dresses up as Santa and gives presents to all the little kids. Which is nice and he really did look like Santa Claus. But ole Santa had a few drinks on the boat ride and became a little creepy. When we were disembarking the boat, Santa fell down (apparently he just had hip surgery) on the cement. He wanted NO ONE to help him get up and it was a strange situation. So obviously instead of being compassionate, Ryan reenacted the scene a million times.
It was so nice to spend a little one-on-one time with Ry guy. It was actually hard to appreciate the freedom of NO time restraints. Plenty of times the first day I was reaching for my phone wondering what time it was. Finally I had to tell myself, "it doesn't matter what time it is. There is nothing to do." That realization was magical.
This getaway also included our friends Kathy and Ryan which was nice because the boys could do "boy" things like play ping-pong and the girls could do "girl" things like drink 32 margaritas.
You can also thank Kathy for every single one of these pictures because as usually I took none.
My Ryan continued to tell us we were WILD. We took it as a compliment. I don't know if he meant it as one.
This Ryan decided to create his own signature drink. It was served it the tiniest cup I have ever seen in my life.
Me with a drink. This is what I looked liked for 4 days straight.
We had a great time and it only took me two weeks to fully recover at home. Thank you to both set of grandparents for watching the boys. They also had a "vacation" of a lifetime. Mexico seems like a lifetime ago, as Ryan's alarm went off super early this morning and he hit the road for his first day of work. Mine is tomorrow. I will mourn at the pool with the boys today.
i CANNOT wait to take a kid free trip with you!
I love you. I love Mexico. I love swim up bars.


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If even Tampa Bay can win like this, why not us?
Further Review Blog | Oct 22, 2020
By Steve Hummer, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Atlanta doesn't have an NHL team, having misplaced not one, but two of them, as if they were car keys or the TV remote. Tampa Bay has one, though. And, in fact, an area built on the premise of escaping ice is now the reigning NHL champion. For the second time in 16 years.
The Braves haven't been to the World Series since 1999. It just lost an excruciating seven-game National League Championship Series to the Los Angeles Dodgers, who are now tied 1-1 in the World Series with, yes, Tampa Bay. A spring-training site keeps infringing on the fall (it also was there in 2008).
With New England, Tom Brady authored the single most devastating loss in Atlanta sports history. Where do you suppose he works now? Naturally, Tampa Bay, leader of the NFC South for the time being. I don't think he chose the Bucs solely for the opportunity to play the Falcons twice in a season, although it had to be appealing.
Sense a theme here, yet? Undisguised envy? Petty jealousy? You're very perceptive.
We should be happy for their success. After all, it's not New Orleans doing all this. So, why then do I begrudge them?
It is difficult enough to live with Atlanta's civic history of sporting failure and the certain dread that the next game is going to be grimmer than the last. And here, I'll refer to the simple lament my son texted me this past weekend after Georgia fell to Alabama and the Braves were ousted by L.A.: "Why can't I enjoy things?"
But then, here comes Tampa Bay, pouring brackish salt water over that wound. Here is a relative neighbor that got into the pro football business 10 years after Atlanta and into big-league baseball 32 years later, now the hub of sporting universe. They're making this winning thing look easy – if Tampa Frickin' Bay can do it, then anyone can. Anyone except Atlanta, apparently, as we have just been reminded by another traumatic sporting weekend, one in a long series.
I was born and raised in Tampa Bay, although that's not what it says on my birth certificate. For there is no actual Tampa Bay address. Tampa Bay is a loose confederation of gerontologists, scientologists, snowbirds and sandspurs. Heaven help me, I love it there, but that doesn't mean I don't appreciate the absurdity of it suddenly dominating the sports landscape.
Tampa Bay, Sporting Capital, makes about as much sense as Des Moines, Surf City, U.S.A.
So many news reports begin, "A Florida man ..."
A Florida man was arrested today by the ATF. ...
A Florida man yesterday fell into a sinkhole while taking his pet tiger for a midnight walk. ...
It's not supposed to be about a Florida man who is just happy about winning another championship. Where's the news value in that?
When I was growing up there, there were no big-time pro sports. Back in my day, a Roger Maris bubble-gum card was a relic from a faraway world, like an Egyptian papyrus. Now Tampa Bay is awash in its own, unborrowed glory. That's just a little stunning for an old native.
It's not like the place is recognized as a pro-sports mecca. Back when people were allowed to attend events - just a year ago, they say - the Tampa Bay Rays ranked 29th of 30 teams in average attendance. This season, they are 28th in team payroll. Despite such modest standings, those fans and that franchise get to share the biggest stage in baseball while the Braves are back home reviewing their base-running primers.
And while Atlanta has never won a Super Bowl, thanks to the aforementioned Mr. Brady, Tampa Bay got one with Brad Johnson at quarterback. How fair is any of that?
By the time the 2020 sports cycle plays out, it's conceivable Tampa Bay could be playing for three major sports titles. Chances are the Rays can't outlast the lordly Dodgers. And while the Brady-led Bucs are fresh off a 28-point victory over Green Bay, and they are the apple of the sports-media eye, the odds remain tilted against them to reach the Super Bowl. Still, those same odds have taken up rocks and clubs to beat the Falcons over the head.
The point is, we in Atlanta are in the quite uncomfortable position of envying Tampa Bay for its sporting successes. It's unbecoming of a great city, but here we are.
Green Bay can call itself "Titletown USA," and that's adorable. But if Tampa Bay goes after the crown, it's annoying.
However the World Series plays out, one city/geographical area will have won two championships this year – Los Angeles has an NBA championship in hand, while Tampa Bay has the Stanley Cup. As for Atlanta? Omitted from the NBA bubble, last in the NFC South and pretty unlikely to get another rich sucker to buy into the NHL.
It's easy to make fun of Florida. In fact, I'll drop a personal favorite joke, courtesy of the late sitcom 30 Rock: "Have you ever been to Florida? It's basically a prison population. It's America's Australia."
But being a sports fan in Tampa Bay has to be pretty sweet right now. They are laughing all the way to the big game, and I can't help but be a lot jealous.
Steve Hummer
Steve Hummer writes sports features and columns for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He covers a wide range of sports and topics.


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By COC Staff
The countdown to the Canadian Opera Company's Centre Stage Gala has kicked off with the naming of committee co-chairs Lucia and Jeffrey Remedios. The pair has long been involved in shaping and supporting the Canadian music industry, with Jeffrey Remedios also serving on the COC Board of Directors, and is now looking forward to lending their creative talents to the COC's largest annual fundraiser in support of the COC Ensemble Studio.
Lucia Remedios is an accomplished commercial and editorial freelance photographer who is the owner and creative director of Canada's only dedicated music photography gallery, Analogue Gallery in Toronto. Her work has appeared in solo and group exhibitions all across the country and abroad. For the past nine years, Lucia Remedios has also helped to expose and develop the work of new and emerging talent though her nationwide, annual Sound Image Photo Competition.
Jeffrey Remedios is President and CEO of Universal Music Canada, the country's leading music company. He volunteers on the boards of the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences (CARAS), Music Canada, and the Toronto International Film Festival; he has also co-chaired the COC's Operanation fundraiser and is on the board of Arts & Crafts, the award-winning, premiere independent music label he co-founded in 2003, where he served as president until 2015. Jeffrey Remedios is a long-standing champion of trailblazing artists, promoter of independent thinkers, and advocate of distinct voices in our rich culture. Together, the husband-and-wife team has collaborated on a range of charitable initiatives such as the Creative Arts Therapy Program at SickKids Hospital, MusiCounts and, most recently, The Remix Project.
"Jeffrey and I have spent a lot of our careers creating platforms for emerging talent in each of our industries, so this was a perfect collaboration," says Lucia Remedios. "It's very exciting to support a program that has proven, year after year, to have a meaningful impact on the lives and musical careers of young Canadian talent."
"The COC's world-class efforts mentoring and training young artists is important work that closely aligns with the passion that drives both of us: supporting artists and their art," adds Jeffrey Remedios. "That's why we're honoured to be co-chairing the Centre Stage Gala and why we hope you'll join us this fall. It's going to be an incredible event!"
This year's Centre Stage Gala takes place on October 30, 2019 at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, immediately following the annual Ensemble Studio Competition. The vocal competition is the culmination of a national audition process where winners walk away with cash prizes and a chance to be invited to join the COC Ensemble Studio. The curtain is then lifted to unveil the Four Seasons Centre stage, transformed for gala guests into a decadent dining space, complete with an unparalleled view of R. Fraser Elliott Hall.
Further details about the Centre Stage Gala will follow at a later date. Tickets go on sale on August 7, 2019.
BMO Financial Group: Season Sponsor
Volvo Car Canada: Official Automotive Partner of the Canadian Opera Company and the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts
The COC Academy is underwritten by The Catherine and Maxwell Meighen Foundation, with additional support by Keith Ambachtsheer & Virginia Atkin.
The Ensemble Studio is underwritten in part by Anne & Tony Arrell, Peter M. Deeb, Marjorie & Roy Linden, Sheila K. Piercey, RBC Foundation, Slaight Family Foundation, Government of Canada, Hal Jackman Foundation, with additional support by: ARIAS: Canadian Opera Student Development Fund, David & Kristin Ferguson, Ethel Harris & the late Milton E. Harris, Peter & Hélène Hunt, Patrick and Barbara Keenan Foundation, Joy Levine, Patricia & Frank Mills, Roger D. Moore, June Shaw, The Stratton Trust, Janet Stubbs, Toronto Wagner Society, Ruth Watts-Gransden, Brian Wilks, Nora Wilson.
Photo credits (l-r): Lucia and Jeffrey Remedios at Operanation (2016), photo: Ryan Emberley, Centre Stage 2018, photo: Gaetz Photography
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Hi all! I'm back finally after a long blogging hiatus (juggling the 2 under 2 was no joke and my free time was pretty scarce!).
Since my last post ALOT has happened. For one, Gabe has gone from 1 month to 10.5 months and geez did that fly by!
Boy do those two pics, side by side, make me sad…and happy and all the feels at the same time. This year has been a fabulous whirlwind of firsts, but watching these two grow side by side is something I will never tire of.
Gabe and Liam have become the best of friends. They chase each other all day long and are already tackling/attacking one another (as I typed that, I instantly thought of all the things that are about to get broken in my house these next few years..). I say it often, but these really are the days. Watching them grow, and play, and learn new phrases (Liam's new fave "you kiddin me!?") makes my heart so full. Each day is incredibly long and challenging and my patience is often pretty thin, but each year flies by faster than ever.
Some other random things that have happened: Liam potty trained, I gave Liam the worst haircut ever (trying to fix a bad haircut from the salon), and the boys took their first swim lessons.
My two bald babes, one wasn't my fault!
Probably our biggest update is that we moved! Tim took a new job in Northern Virginia at the beginning of May and by Memorial Day Weekend we were gone. We were sad to leave the first town we ever called home and all the memories we made there. We were also sad to be leaving some amazing family, our great friends, the Deweys, and a pretty great Church community. But, we are happy to finally be where we've always wanted to be, and where we've always wanted to lay down our roots and raise our family. We are surrounded by family on both sides and endless amounts of friends with babies of their own.
Our last day in Vernon, CT.
Our daily life looks alot different these days, with endless play dates, pick up basketball games, family parties, get togethers here and there. We had to buy a calendar for the first time to prevent double booking our events. I do miss the simplicity of the day to day life we had in Vernon, but the craziness we have here is pretty amazing.
And lastly, I started my very own fabric collection! I have been wanting to do this for quite some time and I finally got around to it. The colors and prints are everything I dreamed of and more! I created these with interiors in mind (HELLO Interior Decorator here!), so they all coordinate together and will look perfect mixed and matched in any area of the home! They can be purchased by the yard on Spoonflower or you can purchase items directly through my Etsy Shop.
Here's a snippet of my Watercolor Collection!
I am so excited to be back to blogging and have quite a few design/nursery related posts scheduled. Including tips on mixing patterns and some fall fabrics you'll want to incorporate (I know I'm bummed too that summer is almost over)! Feel free to comment and let me know what you'd love to read! Stay tuned!


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Kelli Berglund Biography
Biography by Bartley Published on 10 Dec, 2015 Updated on 11 Feb, 2019
Facts of Kelli Berglund
1996 , February-9
Birth Nation:
Kelli Michelle Berglund
Mark Berglund
Michelle Berglund
Ameriacn
Birth Place/City
Moorpark, California
Famous for
Moorpark High School
How to Build a Better Boy
Lab Rats Since 2012
Kirra Berglund
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Kelli Berglund is an actress, model, as well as singer. Her groundbreaking performance in the Disney XD series Lab Rats earned her worldwide fame.
Early Life And Career Of Kelli Berglund
Born on February 9, 1996, Kelli Berglund is an actress, singer, and dancer. Her nationality is American and ethnicity is white. She was born on Moorpark, California, United States. This celebrity is just 19 years old but her talents are limitless.
This American dancer has portrayed Bree Davenport which is a bionic teenager with lightning speed in the Disney's XD Series, Lab Rats. Due to her talents; she stars in the Disney Channel's Original Movie How To Build A Better Boy. In this movie, she portrays tech-savvy young women who are planning along with her best friend to create the perfect boy.
Berglund parents are Mark Berglund and Michelle Berglund. This young celebrity also has a younger sister named Kirra. Kelli is a very electrifying dancer and performer. While talking about the talented dancer's qualifications, she is a graduate of Moorpark High school's independent study program. This white celebrity started her career at a very young age.
It was when she appeared regularly on the small screen in the show TLC's Hip Hop Harry. Her other TV appearances consist of shows like Are You Smarter Than The 5th grader and America's Next Producer.
After working a while in the small screen, Kelli also appeared on the big screen through her indie movie Bye BYe Benjamin, Along with this, she also appeared in the TV commercials of Old Navy, Hyundai, Bratz, McDonald, and Mattel. Her major endorsement was with the popular sports brand Reebok. She had appeared in the print and modeling campaign of the brand.
Kelli is also a very versatile dancer and is famous for her dance in different dance styles such as lyrical contemporary, hip-hop, tap, and jazz techniques. However, as stated by the celebrity her favorite dance style is contemporary which a blend of ballet and jazz. The major success of the celebrity came when she was associated in her work with Disney XD. It was the series named " Kickin it". While working with Disney on various projects, she has also been singing 'something real" with China Anne McClain who is a singer and actress. She loves to dance.
In the year 2017, the actress was a cast in the TV series The Night Shift sharing the credits along with Eoin Macken, Jill Flint, Ken Leung, and Brendan Fehr.
Kelli Berglund's Net Worth
Kelli Berglund's exact amount of net worth is still under review but as per estimation made by various online sources can be believed to be over $1 million.
Kelli Berglund's Personal Life And Relationship
Kelli Berglund is dating her boyfriend Tyler Wilson for a quite long time now. The actress is not married yet.
The young celebrity is currently living with her parents and her younger sister in Moonpark, California. She has not been involved in any relationships or affairs in her career so far. Likewise, she has not been linked with some other celebrities. This American actress has not been reported to have any boyfriend so far by the media. This young star is unmarried and far from love and affairs so far. According to sources, she is likes swimming and spending time with her sister.
Other interests and hobbies of the Disney star consist of still photography, video editing and creating original films on her computer. She is unmarried and loves dancing. According to some sources, she is not involved in any relationships as she is afraid it will alter her passion for dancing. But, there are no sources which give clear view in this statement. This young dancing star has kept herself far from rumors and controversies so far in her career.
She has appeared in TV commercials for some popular brands like Old Navy, Hyundai, Bratz, McDonald, and Mattel in her career so far and was also involved in the print and modeling campaign of the famous sports brand Reebok.
This young celebrity is involved in the charity events for the homeless children according to some sources. However, no factual evidence is provided by them to support the cause.
Kelli is very active and interactive through her social networking accounts such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. She has a large number of fans and followers. Along with this, her pictures are loved by her many fans and followers. She also shares her latest news and updates through her social profiles.
This Disney star is white in complexion and has a very fit and well-maintained body. She looks very beautiful in her appearances during her dance performances and looks stunning while dancing as well.
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In the hot, dry summers in Sicily, an icy slush of strong espresso and simple syrup is the perfect refresher. It's often served as a parfait layered with rich, lightly sweetened whipped cream.
½ cup sugar.⅓ cup strong brewed espresso.Whipped cream and chocolate-covered espresso beans, for garnish.
Heat sugar and 1 cup water in a 2-qt. pan over medium-high heat. Dissolve sugar, stir in coffee; cool. Pour into an 8″ x 8″ baking dish; freeze. Stir mixture every hour as crystals form. Spoon into glasses; top with whipped cream and beans.


Nonprofessionals may easily mistake it for a recent safari trophy. Actually, the woolly rhinoceroses (Coelodonta Antiquitatis) swarmed Europe during the Ice Age circa 21,000 BC. In 1929 the carcass of a young female was unearthed in southern Poland. We probably owe its truly remarkable state of preservation to common salt and mineral oil the swamp which sucked down the poor creature was saturated with. The sensational find has been stuffed and exhibited alongside the skeleton and some well-preserved organs (e.g. the tongue and the windpipe) of the same animal.
The original 23,000-year-old hairy rhino may well be the envy of every museum of natural history in the world. No wonder it is the pride of the tiny Krakow's Muzeum Przyrodnicze at 9 Sw. Sebastiana street.


ASHH FM Saturday picked up 2 awards at the eighth edition of the FOKLEX Media Awards .
They are; Morning Show Host of the Year -Ashanti Region ,Oderfour Qwasi Kay and the Social Program of the Year -Ashanti Region ,Masem hosted by Madam ,Theresa Brobbey.
Four preeminent radio personalities and one program at Kencity Media Limited subsidiary, Ashh Fm were nominated in the Foklex Media Awards, Ashanti category, which took place at the National Theatre Accra , last saturday on 13th April, 2019.
The four nominees, Nhyiraba Oderfour Qwasi Kay, nominated for Best Morning Show of the year category, Daakyehene Adusi Poku, was also nominated for (Akan) Best Male News Caster of the year , Maame Yaa Asantewa as Best Female News Caster of the year category, David Abban popularly known as DJ BAM was nominated as Best DJ of the year category whiles Social Program of the year Masem hosted by Mama Thess was also nominated.
The nominees competed for the ultimate Gold Award in the various categories.


I've been trying to blog more and in an effort to document more of my process, a few people have been asking. So here's a little project I was working on in the last week, I wanted to post my process video and give you guys some insight on some of the tools I've been using for hand lettering.
The first thing I did was sketch out what I wanted in pencil using a col-erase prisma color pencil in Tuscan Red. The wax from the pencil helps the drawing to stay in tact and not to smudge like regular graphite pencils, you can also use a light blue color. Finding inspiration online is something that I do first to get an idea of how I want to compose the drawing and then I just start sketching, modifying as I go and adjusting elements so that I have the right amount of balance in the composition. The sketch for me takes anywhere from 10-25 minutes and its important to not get too caught up in the details as you will refine the details when you start inking.
Then I used a Tombow fudenosuke brush pen to get the effect that I want, adjusting different line widths in different areas. As soon as a I am done inking I open the moleskine cc app on my phone and take a photo with the app, it then gets converted in an SVG file format (Scalable Vector Graphic) and then it gets uploaded onto the creative cloud. You can then open it onto your creative cloud files and then you can download it onto your desktop. I would suggest downloading the file as a JPEG. The reason for this is that when you open it onto Adobe illustrator, you can auto trace the image and it traces much better than downloading an SVG file and opening it onto illustrator. From there you can clean up the vector graphic as you please. Hope this gave some insight! For any questions please feel free to reach out!
This is an appropriate quote that I've been thinking about lately, sometimes you have to get lost to find your self again. Too much routine and repetition in your everyday world can lead to boredom! I've been having a lot of free time in the last month creating a bunch of work and trying new things to revive my creativity. As artists and creative people we feel a certain restlessness and we have this passion to want to keep creating new things everyday because that in itself is an adventure. Creating new art is an adventure, you never know where its going to lead you. Ces't La Vie.


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Upper Canada District School board (UCDSB)
Brockville General Hospital (BGH)
3M Canada Company
Procter & Gamble Inc. (P&G)
Cardinal Health (formerly Medtronic)
United Counties of Leeda and Grenville
Shorelines Casino 1000 Islands
Kriska Transporation
Burnbrae Farms Limited
Walmart - Brockville
Trillium Health Care Products Inc.
St. Lawrence Lodge
Ingredion Canada Inc.
Northern Cables Inc.
Power Cables and Systems
Canarm Ltd.
Upper Canada District School Board (UCDSB) is one of the largest public school boards geographically in Ontario covering 12,000 square kilometres. Upper Canada's area includes the counties of Lanark, Leeds, Grenville, Stormont, Dundas, Glengarry, Prescott and Russell. Approximately 4,200 people work for the school board. Throughout Leeds Grenville, it employs approximately 1,410 people in its schools, education centres and at its central administration offices. Among some of its services are full-day, every day kindergarten and board-wide French immersion programming. Upper Canada has a Champion for Kids Foundation to help children in need. The foundation raises money to help students enroll in extra-curricular activities and sports. The board office is located at 225 Central Ave. Brockville, Ontario. www.ucdsb.on.ca
Brockville General Hospital has been serving the residents of Leeds Grenville since 1885. In its 130-year history, the hospital has consistently adjusted to meet the needs of its community. The BGH Charles Street Site offers full acute care services, including emergency and intensive care, medical, surgical and obstetrical care. Various ambulatory services are also available, along with day surgery, ECG, stress testing, radiology, ultrasound and an Ontario Breast Screening Clinic. The BGH Garden Street Site specializes in complex and palliative care and rehabilitation. In addition to these, BGH sponsors the Assault Response and Care Centre. The Mental Health Crisis Team of the Royal Ottawa Hospital has offices at BGH and provides support to both the emergency department and inpatient services. BGH is one of Leeds Grenville's top employers providing 857 jobs in the community. It relies on the additional support of 126 physicians and more than 300 volunteers. The Brockville and District Hospital Foundation raises funds to provide ongoing special services.
www.bgh-on.ca
3M Canada Company has a large presence in Brockville, with two facilities dominating the landscape in the John Broome Industrial Park. The company originally purchased a 132,500-square-foot building on 11 acres. It then established a new pressure-sensitive tape plant in 1994. In 1998, 3M expanded and built a second operation in Brockville, the Occupational Health and Environmental Safety Facility. The local sites produce a variety of products that are recognized around the world. About 485 people work at the sites located on California Avenue. www.3m.com
Procter and Gamble Company (P&G)
Procter and Gamble Inc. of Brockville is one of several household care product major manufacturing operations producing a variety of products for the global market. P&G is the leading consumer products company in Canada with over $3 billion in annual sales. Its manufacturing facility in Brockville opened in 1980 and began producing Tide laundry products and Bounce. The local plant has expanded into other products over the past 30-plus years, including Swiffer and Swiffer Duster along with Tide To Go Pens to name just a few. There are 450 people employed at the Brockville site located on California Avenue. www.pg.com
Products made by Cardinal Health range from recording charts for medical and industrial instrumentation to thermal sensitive papers for thermal printers and electrocardiograph electrodes and medical disposables. They also produce blankbooks, surgical and medical instruments and apparatus, professional equipment and supplies. Cardinal Health has annual sales of between $20 to $50 million. Located in the Town of Gananoque, Cardinal Health employs approximately 450 people from the region. www.cardinalhealthcanada.ca
United Counties of Leeds and Grenville
The United Counties of Leeds and Grenville, in partnership with its municipalities and townships, provide a wide variety of services to the public. These services include county roads maintenance, Paramedic Service, Integrated Program Delivery, Ontario Early Years Centres and community housing, to name a few. The main administrative office is located on 25 Central Avenue in Brockville. There are a total of 35 workplace locations spread across Leeds Grenville, including the Economic Development Office on Wall Street in downtown Brockville. Two major attractions are the Limerick Forest, Leeds and Grenville's community forest, and the Sand Bay County Park with its nature trails at Charleston Lake. The United Counties employ 436 people. www.leedsgrenville.com
Shorelines Casino is open 24 hours a day. The casino is located on the border of Gananoque in the Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands. There are over 500 slot machines with favourites such as Wheel of Fortune and monopoly, numerous gaming tables offering Texas Hold-em, Blackjack and Let it Ride and roulette. Other features of this multi-million dollar facility include a glass wall and two murals of the Thousand Islands in the facility's restaurant. There are numerous group and hotel packages available. The casino employs approximately 370 people. www.shorelinescasinos.com/
Kriska Transportation
Started in 1978, the Kriska Group of Companies is a privately-held, family-owned Canadian corporation. Its head office is situated between Montreal and Toronto just off Highway 401 in Prescott, minutes away from two international bridges. Its terminal locations provide convenient links to Mississauga and London with drop yards in Ingleside and Montreal. Kriska has more than 100 inside employees, 20 mechanices and a team of planner/dispatchers providing 24/7 coverage. Company drivers brings the total up to 371 employees. The truckload fleet consists of 400 power units composed of company and owner-operator units, and over 1,250 trailers. As an eight-time recipient of the Shipper's Choice Award and a Platinum Club Member of Canada's Best Managed Companies, Kriska is a truckload specialist committed to reliable and efficient North American wide access. Its core specialty is centred on specialized Transborder Service to serve Canadian/U.S. freight distribution opportunities and its Kriska Corridor asset-based truckload service operating between Ontario and Quebec. Its Interline Logistics Service, partnering only with Kriska qualified carriers, takes truckloads to all points in North America. The company also operates over 300,00-square-feet of warehousing and temperature-controlled services for food grade customers. www.kriska.com
This powerhouse egg company began modestly in 1893 when Scottish immigrant Joseph Hudson started with a small farm operation. More than a century later, Burnbrae Farms has proven itself as a leader with its award-winning new product innovation. Presently, Burnbrae Farms is a thriving participant in Canadian agribusiness, selling eggs and egg products to many of the major grocery chains, food service operations and large bakery customers throughout Canada and the United States. It continues to be privately owned and operated by the Hudson family and employs 357 people. It has locations in both the Township of Elizabethtown-Kitley and the City of Brockville.
www.burnbraefarms.com
Walmart (Brockville)
This large supercentre at 1942 Parkedale Avenue includes a pharmacy, auto centre, photo centre, grocery, and Tim Horton's. Wal-Mart Supercentre Brockville, part of a north-end power centre, employs approximately 290 people in both full- and part-time positions. www.walmart.ca
Trillium Health Care Products is a premier contract manufacturer of category-leading, over-the-counter drugs for many of the world's top pharmaceutical companies. Operating out of a US FDA and Health Canada approved 210,000-square-foot plant in Brockville, Trillium has built a reputation in the pharmaceutical industry for its focus on quality and technical expertise while producing a diverse portfolio of drug products. The experienced staff of 280 has provided full service, turn-key solutions for its customers for over 20 years. www.trilliumhcp.com
Originally opened in 1970, St. Lawrence Lodge was modernized in 2006 into the contemporary 224-bed municipally owned Long Term Care Home that it is today. The lodge operates partnership with the City of Brockville, the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville, the Town of Prescott, the Town of Gananoque and in conjunction with the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care and the South East Local Health Integrated Network (SE LHIN). St. Lawrence Lodge is located on eastern boundary of the 1000 Islands and City of Brockville and graces the shores of the famed and historic St. Lawrence River. The Lodge employs 280 full- and part-time people. To learn more about St. Lawrence Lodge and the St. Lawrence Lodge Foundation, please visit www.stll.org
Brockville has a substantial industrial base and is recognized as a hub for transportation, warehousing and logistics companies. It offers amenities of a much larger urban centre, including the Brockville Arts Centre, the Brockville Museum, the John Broome Industrial Park and full water and sewer services. The city operates several sporting venues and parks. A crown jewel is St. Lawrence Park overlooking the St. Lawrence River. Approximately 275 people are employed in the city's various departments, including parks and recreation, economic development and planning.
Ingredion Canada Incorporated
Ingredion Canada Inc. (formerly Casco Inc.) is one of Canada's principal producers and suppliers of high-quality food ingredients and industrial products. The corn products facility in Cardinal operates using a regional approach, relying on the expertise of local sales, marketing and product development. The company's global product development and systems operations ensure that new product ideas, systems, and operational expertise can be shared around the world. Ingredion is home to approximately 250 employees at its Cardinal site. The company was first founded in 1858.
www.ingredion.ca
The "Armoured Cable Specialists." Northern Cables is a world-class manufacturer of commercial and industrial power cables. They operate three manufacturing facilities and six distribution centres to service customers throughout North American. Raw materials used in the manufacture of their cables are sourced in North America. For security, facilities are Customs - Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) approved by the Canadian Border Services and U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Northern Cables produces copper and aluminum cables to CSA and UL Standards for the North American market. The company markets its products and services exclusively through Wholesale Wire and Electrical Distribution. The company also has a location in Prescott. www.northerncables.com
Prysmian Power Cables and Systems Canada Ltd. is located at 137 Commerce Drive in the Township of Edwardsburgh/Cardinal industrial park. The company offers a variety of cables and systems for the commercial and industrial and utility sectors. Prysmian North America is a leading supplier of energy transmission and distribution cable. Approximately 200 people are employed at the local facility near Johnstown. www.prysmiangroup.com
Canarm Ltd. is a global marketer and manufacturer of lighting, air moving and related products. In recent months, the Brockville-based company has 193 employees. Another expansion of the company's Parkedale Avenue facility was recently announced. The company has five satellite manufacturing plants in Ontario, one in Illinois and a distribution centre in Montreal. Canarm also has 14 manufacturing sites and a showroom in China. Canarm Ltd. was created in 1980 by a merger of Danor and Canadian Armature Works. CEO David Beatty and President James Cooper say the company's philosophy is to give back to the communities where their facilities are located.
www.canarm.com
This page last updated on July 30, 2019 by Deanna Clark.


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Artens utbredningsområde är Yunnan (Kina). Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Note: - The principal notification No.64/95-Central Excise, dated the 16th March, 1995 was published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary, vide number G.S.R. 256(E), dated the 16th March, 1995 and was last amended vide notification No. 6/2012- Central Excise, dated the 17th March, 2012, which was published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary, vide number G.S.R. 157(E), dated the 17th March, 2012.


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Early Modern Britain
The Six Wives of Henry VIII
Edited from Channel 4's The Six Wives of Henry VIII series by Doctor David Starkey, September 2001
Part 4: Jane Seymour
In complete contrast to Anne Boleyn, a dramatic brunette with smouldering black eyes and a spirit and temper to match, Henry's third wife, Jane Seymour, was a submissive, blue-eyed blonde with a receding chin – the model Tudor wife - and a devout Catholic.
As Henry began to flirt with her, traditionalists were delighted. But Thomas Cromwell had his own agenda for radical religious reform and behind the scenes he fought Jane's influence.
Henry clearly intended Jane to be his mistress and tried to buy her affections. She refused, saying she wanted something more meaningful.
Courtier Sir Nicholas Carew coached Seymour in this brilliant play at demure seduction and, little by little, it worked to prise Henry away from Anne Boleyn. Ten days after Anne's execution in 1536, Henry and Jane were secretly married. She took as her motto 'Bound to obey and serve', but she never surrendered her Catholic faith. Indeed, she instead hoped to be able to return Henry to the true faith.
The first test of Jane's influence was in defence of the devout Catholic princess Mary, daughter of Catherine of Aragon. Risking charges of treason and death, Jane argued fiercely for Mary's rehabilitation, enlisting the support of friends. However, the stubborn Mary would not be championed, declaring her mother's marriage illegal and incestuous, and herself a bastard. Jane's intervention in politics had backfired rather completely.
By autumn 1536 the Reformation was underway. The dissolution of the monasteries (or the suppression of the monasteries) and the destruction of churches had begun.
In the countryside a great revolt known as the Pilgrimage of Grace broke out in Lincolnshire and soon engulfed the whole of the north of England. Nobles and peasants alike found a charismatic leader in Robert Aske. Jane faced a dilemma. Her sympathies were with the aims of the rebellion, but her duty was to her husband, whom she believed was sinning against God.
She again questioned the king's authority and came close to charges of treason, but when Henry could not defeat the rebels he agreed to visit the north with Jane, negotiate a settlement, and even crown her a Catholic queen of the north in York Minster.
Friends & Foes of Henry's Wives
Heritage of Duty
RULERS OF EUROPE:
Tudor Kings of England
Stewart Kings of Scotland
Valois Kings of France
Kings of Spain
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A SEVEN PART FEATURE:
Part 1: Marriage Lines
Part 2: Catherine of Aragon
Part 3: Anne Boleyn
Part 5: Anne of Cleves
Part 6: Catherine Howard
Part 7: Katherine Parr
Portrait of Jane Seymour by Hans Holbein, now in Vienna
Elizabeth I - Pivotal Moments
Photobox: Shakespeare's Buildings
Shortly afterwards Jane fell pregnant, with the announcement being made in May 1537. But Henry betrayed Jane. He cancelled her tour of the north and her coronation, ordered the arrest of the rebel leaders, and had their heads placed on spikes.
When Jane gave birth to the king's first son and heir on 12 October 1537, Edward, the court and country rejoiced. Jane, though, became ill with septicaemia. Still at Hampton Court Palace where she had given birth, just twelve days later on 24 October 1537 she died.
Henry was stricken with grief and withdrew from the court. Cromwell took affairs of state into his own hands.
One son was not enough to ensure the continuation of Henry's dynasty, particularly bearing in mind his brother Arthur's untimely death. Reluctantly Henry accepted Cromwell's pressure to find yet another new wife.
Miniature portrait of Jane Seymour by Lucas Horenbout


Well done to all of the children who completed their homework project. They had lots of really interesting things to show and tell us. We had a chicken wire Eiffel Tower, a papier mache Parthenon, postcards from around Europe and lots of excellent research amongst other things. We were also really impressed with all the cooking and baking that the children have done – and we were more than willing to sample the results! Here are some photos of the projects so far – more to follow!


Post comments, reviews, trip reports and links to your pictures for Beach Palace here.
The Beach Palace is an ideal beachfront resort for families. It is a seven-story resort featuring a variety of rooms overlooking the enchanting Caribbean Sea or the peaceful Nichupte Lagoon. Guest rooms feature AM/FM clock radios, in-room safe, individually controlled air conditioning and color TV via satellite with remote.
The Beach Palace has a variety of restaurants, bars and lounges in addition to a complete fitness center, two outdoor swimming pools, tennis courts, a game room, a gift shop, a beauty salon, daily social and fitness activities plus live entertainment nightly. The Beach Palace also offers a "Kidz Klub" which is a supervised children's program offering fun and educational activities for the children ages 4 to 10.
Stay at any Palace Resort and you're welcome to enjoy the others at no extra charge. It's like getting six resorts for the price of one. And every Palace features a la carte restaurants, buffets and snack bars, unlimited domestic and imported drinks, daily entertainment, nightly theme parties and shows, all types of non-motorized water sports, selected tours and other activities.
Does anyone have an new information about Beach Palace?
I've been to Beach Palace about a dozen times over the years and I haven't been able to get a handle on just what the future holds for this great hotel. Any info. would be greatly appreciated.
I got the answer to my own question last night. And, I don't like the answer. Family members were in Cancun last week and shot extensive video of the Beach Palace, and it is totaled. The severity of the damage to the ocean-side of the hotel indicates to me that the hotel needs to be torn down and rebuilt. There is absolutely NO beach in that area. In fact, the entire concrete breakwall bearing the Beach Palace nameplate has been reduced to rubble. It is so sad. Hopefully Palace Resorts will be able to get going quickly on the rebuilding process.
Being a new guy, could you please point me to the direction of Ana's updates? Thank you!
She's a local resident and sometimes is able to post updates that the travel agents don't get 'til later.
I just spoke with someone in the Palace Resorts organization. I was told that Beach Palace would not be totally torn down, but would be completely gutted and rebuilt. Projected reopening is December 2006.


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Howard M. Weinstein Email
Howard M. Weinstein, partner, received a Juris Doctor degree from Rutgers School of Law – Camden in 1987. While in law school he was Associate Editor of the Rutgers Law Journal, received recognition for attaining the Dean's List and was the recipient of the 1986 American Jurisprudence Award for Trial Advocacy. He has been awarded the exemplary BV© rating in Martindale-Hubell, which identifies a lawyer with "high to very high legal ability" as a result of an extensive peer review. Bar admissions include the States of New Jersey and New York and the Federal District Courts for the District of New Jersey and the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York.
As a trial attorney specializing in the area of criminal law, Mr. Weinstein has extensive experience in criminal and traffic cases in both the Superior and Municipal Courts of New Jersey. In addition to his experience as a private criminal defense attorney, Mr. Weinstein has been a pool attorney for the Office of the Public Defender in Essex County since 1993, was appointed as the Millburn Municipal Public Defender in 1997 and has acted as Municipal Prosecutor and Public Defender for both the Millburn Municipal Court and the Livingston Municipal Court since 1994.
With his Millburn, NJ office being located just five minutes from the famed Mall at Short Hills, which is within the jurisdiction of the Millburn Municipal Court, Mr. Weinstein has become an expert in successfully representing individuals charged in connection with shoplifting and other criminal offenses which regularly occur at the prestigious and busy mall.
Mr. Weinstein was formerly associated with the New York City law firm of Cahill Gordon & Reindel. At Cahill Gordon he represented clients such as Drexel Burnham Lambert, the National Broadcasting Company, Dillon Read & Co. and Bankers Trust in a variety of matters including secured lending transactions, public offerings and private placements of equity and debt securities, and mergers and acquisitions.
From 1990 through 1992, Mr. Weinstein was associated with Hahn & Hessen, a mid-sized Manhattan law firm. While at Hahn & Hessen, he represented clients in corporate mergers and acquisitions, secured lending transactions, represented both debtors and creditors in work-outs and reorganizations and represented business entities in a variety of commercial disputes and litigation matters.
Wendy Fromer Weinstein Email
Wendy Fromer Weinstein, partner, received her Juris Doctor degree from the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 1987. Concentrating her practice in the area of real estate law, Ms. Weinstein began her legal career as an associate attorney with the Wall Street law firm of Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson, where she practiced in their commercial real estate department from 1987 through 1993. Ms. Weinstein has extensive experience representing clients in connection with varied real estate transactions, including commercial leasing, purchase/sale transactions of commercial properties comprising contract negotiations, due diligence, regulatory approval, and title issues, and purchase/sale of residential properties.
In addition to her extensive experience as a real estate attorney, Ms. Weinstein has handled numerous expungements of criminal records in New Jersey, and she routinely advises clients on the nuances of New Jersey's expungement statute and the procedures and practices necessary to obtain an Order of Expungement under N.J.S.A. 2C:52 et seq.


This book is the culmination of a collaborative project between myself, the Attic Youth Center, and the residents John C. Anderson Apartments funded by the City of Philadelphia Mural Art Program. The book is hand bound using a Japanese stab binding technique, and contains four small booklets that focus on particular aspects of the the Philadelphia LGBT experience across generations. It is a limited edition of less than 90 books.
Willing is about vulnerability and strength and how the two are inextricably paired. Drawings of figures are paired with segments of a haiku that both work to illustrate both visually and conceptually ways in which we simultaneously guard and expose, defend and submit to forces beyond ourselves. That we show vulnerability in our power, and that there is power in our vulnerabilities.
This issue is meant to serve as a snapshot of a body of work, exploring the sometimes complicit and often resistant relationship I have with this symbol; and somehow be more at peace with where I am from in the process.
White is a zine focusing on whiteness as a aesthetic and toys with the various notions of how "white" manifests itself in western culture. It is the oldest zine still available of whats present for the Philadelphia Art Book Fair.
Issue 2 of SOUTHERN EXPOSURE extends from where the White zine left off. The figures are uneasy placeholders, their coverings removing individuality, leaving only skin and form. It puts into question the agency of an anonymized figure, and brings forwards how the institutionalized identity does a lot of heavy lifting.
The rich hue of Cadmium Red when spread thickly across a surface. The vivid flash of red of a warning light. The alluring glow of the red light district in Amsterdam. Issue 3 of Southern Exposure focuses on my personal love for the color red. Playing with its visual connotations we all have with the color.
Issue 4 of SOUTHERN EXPOSURE : Vir Heroicus Sublimis ("Man, Heroic and Sublime") is a visual ode to the pioneers of color field painting and hard edged abstraction. Barnett Newman, who's famous work this issue is named after, often referenced the irrelevance of old value systems of beauty in a nuclear age capable of indescribable destruction. The only sublime experience modern humanity could depict in art, was the personal, or the phenomenological. The images of this issue draw inspiration from Newman and other notable pioneers of abstraction such as Kenneth Noland, Mark Rothko, and others.
Issue 5 of SOUTHERN EXPOSURE : Wanderlust focuses on exploring the navigating the natural world as an African American, and the fraught history behind the creation of the National Parks. Featuring landscapes from Scandinavia, and the American west, Wanderlust explores the connection between identity, history, and the natural world.
Issue 6 of SOUTHERN EXPOSURE: Chroma deals exclusively with the formal qualities of colored light. The way it renders skin tone irrelevant and superimposes a new visual logic. Color has the ability to make time and space malleable, with the power to make the new appear as a memory, the memory to appear as new, and the familiar to feel alien. Dealing in color is playing with space and time.


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Q: EXFAT vs FAT32 speed for cpy -> exfat slower As I'm working on an embedded system treating file management on media, I noticed that, using a same media (USB or SD, formated several times on both FAT32 and exfat fs), when I try to copy a file on it, it's faster in fat32 than in exfat (2 times faster).
I was wondering why I have such a difference.
I used basic busybox 1.24.1 cp function, or tar_append_tree function (from libtar), I have the same result. When I compare the cpy duration on my windows, I can't notice any difference. Do you have any clue to make me understand why there is such a gap between fat32 and exfat considering copy duration ?
Thank you in advance for your reply.

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I have been avoiding sports topics in this space for a while. For the most part, writing about big time sports in Western Pennsylvania has been too depressing.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have looked terrible in the preseason. The only hope for them comes from my experience as an amateur actor in community theater years ago, when a poor dress rehearsal often resulted in a great opening night performance.
At the college level, perennial powerhouse Penn State is suffering from too many unanswered questions, but the Pittsburgh Panthers are being touted as the class of the Big East which could lead to some recompense for those Pitt followers who have had to endure the taunts of Penn Staters for lo these many years.
But, for the true baseball fan, this has been a summer of discontent. True, local baseball-watchers were able to enjoy the success of the Somerset American Legion baseball team in the playoffs, but once that was over, we were forced to go back to paying attention to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Thanks to the largess of the taxpayers, the Pirates were presented with a beautiful new baseball park in which to perform beginning with the 2001 season. Earlier this year, the team announced that it has lost $30 million since the new facility opened.
The justification for the new park in the first place was to enable the team to compete in today's inflated baseball market. I am reminded of the old accounting axiom, "Figures don't lie, but liars figure."
We can only assume that the books are being cooked or there has been some incredible mismanagement going on in the Pirates organization.
What brought this on was this week's trade of outfielder Brian Giles to the San Diego Padres. Giles, literally the only certifiable star on the team, will leave a void, but if the team was going to have a losing season with Giles, it makes some sense to unload his big salary and continue to lose with cheaper players.
What the Pirates and other small market teams that continue to lose must explain is why some big market teams with big payrolls lose while some small market teams with small payrolls win.
This year, the small market teams in contention include Kansas City, Oakland, Minnesota and Florida. Big market teams that continue to flounder are Texas, Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, Anaheim, Colorado and the New York Mets.
Of course, the best example of a big market team that has a history of futility is the Chicago Cubs. The Cubs are actually in contention this year battling Houston and St. Louis for first place in the National League Central Division.
In reality, those who follow the Pirates are stuck. If we want to watch major league baseball we have no where else to turn. We can't just tell them to move somewhere else because of the big investment the taxpayers have been made in PNC Park.
But that doesn't mean we can demand a better performance from the team on the field and in the business office.


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Q: Spacing and plot dimensions in R using layout I'm using the layout function to arrange two plots using the following code:
#Set up layout
m <- matrix(c(1,1,2,  1,1,2), nrow = 3, ncol = 2)
layout(m)

#First plot
plot(data$WG,data$RPOP, pch=21, cex=0.8, col=data$circle, bg=data$fill, xaxt='n', yaxt='n', bty="L", xlab="", ylab="Y label 1",xlim=c(0.02,1), ylim=c(0.02,1))+axis(side=1, at=seq(0,1, .1), pos=-0.02, tck=-.01, labels=FALSE)+axis(side=2, at=seq(0,1, .1), pos=-0.02, tck=-.01, las=1)

#Second plot
datum<-data.frame(prop=c(0.027879, 0.031515,0.001212,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0),freq=c(0, 0.1,0.2,0.3,0.4,0.5,0.6,0.7,0.8,0.9,1.0))
plot(datum$freq,datum$prop, cex=0, xaxt='n', yaxt='n', bty="L", xlab="X label", ylab="Y label 2", xlim=c(0.02,1), ylim=c(0.001,0.05))+axis(side=1, at=seq(0, 1, 0.1), pos=-0.001, tck=-.01)+axis(side=2, at=seq(0, 0.05, 0.01), pos=-0.02, tck=-.01, las=1)+lines(datum$freq,datum$prop, lwd=2, col="red")

And this is the result I get the following graph:

I would like to get rid of the space between the two graphs and at the same time I would like the width and height of the top plot to be the same. Is there a way to achieve this with the layout function?

A: Change the margins to get the plots closer together. The default margins are 5.1, 4.1, 4.1, 2.1 in the order bottom, left, top, right. So we'll make the bottom margin smaller for the top plot and the top margin smaller for the bottom plot. To reset the margins to the default after you're done, do par(mar=c(5,4,4,2) + 0.1):
#Set up layout
m <- matrix(c(1,1,2,  1,1,2), nrow = 3, ncol = 2)
layout(m)

# Smaller bottom margin for top plot
par(mar=c(1,4,4,2))

#First plot
plot(data$WG,data$RPOP, pch=21, cex=0.8, col=data$circle, bg=data$fill, xaxt='n', yaxt='n', bty="L", xlab="", ylab="Y label 1",xlim=c(0.02,1), ylim=c(0.02,1))+axis(side=1, at=seq(0,1, .1), pos=-0.02, tck=-.01, labels=FALSE)+axis(side=2, at=seq(0,1, .1), pos=-0.02, tck=-.01, las=1)

#Second plot
datum<-data.frame(prop=c(0.027879, 0.031515,0.001212,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0),freq=c(0, 0.1,0.2,0.3,0.4,0.5,0.6,0.7,0.8,0.9,1.0))

# Smaller top margin for bottom plot
par(mar=c(5,4,1,2))

plot(datum$freq,datum$prop, cex=0, xaxt='n', yaxt='n', bty="L", xlab="X label", ylab="Y label 2", xlim=c(0.02,1), ylim=c(0.001,0.05))+axis(side=1, at=seq(0, 1, 0.1), pos=-0.001, tck=-.01)+axis(side=2, at=seq(0, 0.05, 0.01), pos=-0.02, tck=-.01, las=1)+lines(datum$freq,datum$prop, lwd=2, col="red")

UPDATE: One way to get a square plot would be to set par(pty="s") (the default is "m"), which gives a 1/1 aspect ratio. However, after you reset par(pty="m") for the second plot, the two plots might not have the same width and you would have to play around with the plot size to get them lined up.
Another option would be to set the output file size to get the desired aspect ratio when you save it to png or pdf. For example:
png("test.png", 600, 800)

... All of your plotting code, including call to layout...

dev.off()

pdf("test.pdf", 6, 8)

... All of your plotting code, including call to layout...

dev.off()

There's probably a programmatic way to ensure the desired aspect ratio and line up the plots correctly without any manual adjustments, but I'm not sure how to do it.


Papilla penetrating - when the frenal fibers cross the alveolar process and extend up to palatine papilla.
In such cases, it is necessary to perform a frenectomy for aesthetic, psychological, and functional reasons. There are numerous surgical techniques for the removal of labial frenum. In the "classical frenectomy" by Archer  and Kruger,  the frenum, interdental tissue, and palatine papilla are completely excised leading to exposure of underlying alveolar bone and thus leading to scarring. Though this technique resulted into an anesthetic scar, but this approach was advocated to assure removal of muscle fibers, supposedly connecting the orbicularis oris with the palatine papilla. It was thought that if this was not done, the diastema would reopen.
Gingivoplasty of any excess labial and/or palatal tissue in the interdental area.
One of the salient aspects of Edward's technique was the aesthetic maintenance of the interdental papilla. But the healed scar in the midline appeared anesthetic to the subjects.
So in the following case-series, this technique has been attempted and results are presented.
A 32-year-old male complained of receding gingival tissue in upper mid line region. On clinical examination, a papilla-penetrating upper mid frenum was found [Figure 1]a. After local anesthesia, a horizontal incision was taken to separate the frenum from the base of interdental papilla. This incision was extended apically up to the vestibular depth to completely separate the frenum from alveolar mucosa. Any remnant of frenal tissue in the mid line and on the under surface of lip was excised [Figure 1]b. A vertical parallel incision was taken on the mesial side of lateral incisor, 2-3 mm apical to marginal gingiva, up to vestibular depth. The gingiva and alveolar mucosa in between these two incisions were undermined by partial dissection to raise the flap [Figure 1]c. A horizontal incision was then given 1-2 mm apical to gingival sulcus in the attached gingiva connecting the coronal ends of the two vertical incisions. Flap was raised, mobilized mesially, and sutured to obtain primary closure across the midline [Figure 1]d. No attempt was made to dissect trans-septal fibers between approximating central incisors. Gingivoplasty of any excess labial and/or palatal tissue in the interdental area was done, preserving the integrity of the interdental papilla. The surgical area was dressed with COE PAK TM (GC America Inc., Alsip, IL, 60803, U.S.A.). Dressing and the sutures were removed one week later. A healing zone of attached gingiva was clearly visible with no loss of interdental papilla [Figure 1]e.
In this case, high frenum was associated with the loss of interdental papilla and diastema [Figure 2]a. The same surgical steps were followed. Ten days post-operative observations showed the formation and maturation of attached gingiva in the midline [Figure 2]b.
The patient had a complaint of a small nodular mass under upper lip. He had developed a habit of playing with it. On examination, a high frenum with a nodule was found [Figure 3]a. Same surgical steps were followed. Ten days post-operative view [Figure 3]b shows elimination of the nodule and healing with epithelialization in midline apical to the interdental papilla.
A 20-year-old male patient was referred from the Department of Orthodontics for frenectomy. On examination, a papillary frenum associated with midline diastema was found [Figure 4]a. It was thereafter managed surgically following the above mentioned technique. Two weeks post-operative view [Figure 4]b shows a healing zone of attached gingiva in midline. One month post-operatively, the healing was complete and no scar was observed [Figure 4]c. Three months follow-up showed the results were static. The tissues were more matured and remodeled. There was no loss of interdental gingiva. The zone of attached gingiva was increased and the color was comparable to the adjacent tissue [Figure 4]d.
The outcome of this surgical procedure shows this technique produced a pleasing aesthetic result. Scar formation in the midline could be avoided. On healing, a wider zone of attached gingiva was obtained. It was color matched with adjacent tissue. Healing was obtained by primary intention. No loss of interdental papilla was observed. No complication was noted during healing period. Patient's compliance was also very good.
In the era of periodontal plastic surgery, more conservative and precise techniques are being adopted to create more functional and aesthetic results. The management of aberrant frenum has travelled a long journey from Archer's  and Kruger's  "classical techniques" of total frenectomy to Edward's  more conservative approach. Recent techniques added frenal relocation by Z-plasty,  frenectomy with soft-tissue graft , and Laser , applications to avoid typical diamond-shaped scar and facilitate healing. Each method has its own advantages and disadvantages.
A frenum is evaluated in relation to vestibular depth, zone of attached gingiva, interdental papilla, and diastema. If there is an adequate zone of attached gingiva, coronal to the frenum, it is of no clinical significance. A zone of attached gingiva is considered to prevent recession and it also gives an aesthetically pleasant appearance.
1. Phase-I: Inflammatory phase (day 1 through 5) - marked by classic features of inflammation, exudation of serum and migration of neutrophils followed by monocytes for removal of surgical debris. In the latter part of this phase, the epithelial cells from the margin begin migrating over the incision. Simultaneously, fibroblasts begin reconstruction of connective tissue.
2. Phase-II: Proliferative phase (day 5 through 14) - there is continuation of epithelial cell migration towards closer of wound. Fibroblasts lay down collagen and ground substance. The lymphatics re-canalize, blood vessels proliferate, and numerous capillaries develop. Granulation tissue forms, but it does not gain appreciable tensile strength. Clinically the area appears red, puffy and edematous, as is evident in [Figure 1]a and [Figure 2]a. In the later part of this stage, many of the inflammatory and proliferative changes start disappearing. Wound contraction begins and tissue gains appreciable tensile strength as is evident in [Figure 4]b.
3. Phase-III: Maturation/remodeling phase (day 14 through complete healing). Usually, by this time, epithelial continuity is maintained. Cross linking of collagen fibers takes place which results in gain in tensile strength. Inflammation and edema diminish. It is evident clinically in one month post operative photograph [Figure 4]c. Further maturation and remodeling, depending upon severity of wound, may continue. Wound contraction occurs over a period of few weeks and months.  The tissue gradually becomes normal, healing is complete and no scar is observed. The three month post operative photograph, [Figure 4]d represents this stage.
The healing process is regulated delicately by different cytokines like interleukins, platelet derived growth factor, transforming growth factor, fibroblast growth factor, epithelial derived growth factor, insulin like growth factor and others.
This technique offers two distinct advantages. First, on healing, there is a continuous band of gingiva across the midline rather than anesthetic scar. The second advantage is that trans-septal fibers are not disrupted surgically to avoid any trauma to interdental papilla. This prevents loss of interdental papilla.
In a study on 27 subjects with abnormal frenum who had undergone orthodontic closer of diastema, Miller did frenectomy combined with a laterally positioned pedicle graft. There was no loss of interdental papilla. No relapse of diastema was found in 24 cases and in three cases only minimal relapse (less than 1 mm) was noted. He has suggested that the newly formed broad attached gingiva contains collagenous fibers which may have a bracing effect and prevented reopening of diastema. He has further suggested that the ideal time for performing this surgery should be after orthodontic movement is complete and about six weeks before appliances are removed. This not only allows for healing and tissue maturation, but also permits the surgeon to use orthodontic appliances as a means of retaining periodontal dressing.  This observations can be utilized during post-orthodontic retention period, but gain of attached gingiva in place of scar and no loss of interdental papilla are definite advantage of this technique.
The attached gingiva in midline may have a bracing effect which helps in prevention of orthodontic relapse.
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Memoria en la Piel es un cortometraje de 1992 dirigido por Ángel Fernández Santos, protagonizada por Olga Hueso, Paco Carrillo,  Amado Cruz y María Kosty.

Premios

 Mejor Película. Premio Extraordinario del Festival Internacional de Cine independiente de Elche (España)
 Mejor Película. Primer Premio de la Semana de cine de Carabanchel  (España)

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Memoria en la Piel en El Desierto Producciones


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 Наливна — станція Приволзької залізниці
 Наливна — зупинний пункт Красноярської залізниці
 Наливна — зупинний пункт Південно-Західної залізниці
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The TED community has been very busy over the past few weeks. Below, some newsy highlights.
So … how do I become a TED speaker? Ellis Weiner shared something that's been on his mind for a while with The New Yorker's Daily Shouts & Murmurs. "For several years now, I've been concerned with one central question: Can I get myself invited to do a TED Talk? And if so, how?" Sure, he's got thoughts on Technology, Education and Design — and he's never at a loss for ideas. But to spark even better ones, he dreamed up some new renditions of the conference: "Technology, Puppies, Design" and "Bacon, Entertainment, Design." Ideas worth spreading?
Have a news item to share? Write us at blog@ted.com and you may see it included in this weekly roundup.


The Watcher is a machine in Horizon Zero Dawn. It is designed to scout for natural areas in need of rehabilitation, as well as keep other machines out of the way of potential threats. Watchers are equipped with advanced ocular sensors, allowing them to stay more aware of their environment than other machines.
Watchers have a symbiotic relationship with other machines, especially herd machines such as the Strider and Grazer. Watchers provide both visual and physical security to herd machines, which are often "grazing" and unaware of their surroundings. Frequently, Watchers will patrol along with at least one Combat Class machine such as a Sawtooth. If the Watcher raises the alarm, the combat machine provides the primary threat response (attacking the threat), though the Watcher will also attack.
Often patrolling a set path around a herd, it is a good idea to stealthily dispose of Watchers before hunting as they can alert the herd and possibly call larger, more dangerous machines to Aloy's location.
The Watcher resembles a small theropod dinosaur, albeit without forelimbs. Despite being the smallest encountered machine, it is still slightly larger than an adult human.
Their most distinct feature is their disproportionately sized head which houses a powerful spotlight and advanced ocular sensor, all mounted on a long, flexible neck that allows for a very wide range of detection. The head is almost twice the size of the torso, as it houses the Watcher's most important gear.
The Watcher's body primarily connects the neck and a flexible tail of similar design. An offset hip bearing is attached on either side of the body, each leading into a thin springboard leg.
Watchers can observe and scan the environment in search of threats. If danger is spotted, the Watcher will let out an electronic screech that alerts all nearby machines or, in the case of Corrupted Watchers, alert human enemies like the Eclipse. This will put humans on combat alert and cause machines to either charge or flee.
Unlike their much larger and well-armed cousin the Thunderjaw, Watchers have no weapons and only light armor. However, they can attack humans by charging and tackling them, knocking them down and doing light damage. When startled, Watchers also have the ability to blind humans through the use of a bright light emitted from their eye.
Watchers are quite clumsy and unsuited for combat. They attack by throwing themselves at Aloy, usually tumbling over in the process and have trouble getting up. However, an upgraded variant, the Redeye Watcher, is far more dangerous.


I love Mt Pleasant Ave. It's vintage Toronto. It still has two movie theatres, lots of interesting one of a kind shops, tons of restaurants and until last Wednesday, Penrose Fish and Chips.
Unfortunately, Penrose is now closed forever. Any business, that has been in business for 64 years, deserves a lot of credit, especially when you consider that this particular business started out as a "mom & pop" style small local eatery, that served the best fish and chips in the world!!
OK, the "mom and pop" changed a little over the years - but just a little. The last name, Johnston, never really changed. It had been the owner's name since the first Mr. Johnston returned from WWII and started a small fish and chip shop in Toronto. In fact, the first "mom," Mrs. Johnston, who had worked in the business for 62 years, passed away just a year or so ago.
What I hadn't realized was that the business had actually started out at Gladstone Ave. and Dundas St. and then moved to Mt Pleasant and Penrose Ave. I had for years presumed that Penrose Fish & Chips had always been on Mt. Pleasant. It wasn't until last night, when my husband, who had managed time to read the articles on the shop, mentioned that they had had their first shop very near my grandparents' house.
This was a eureka moment, because I always remembered a fish & chip shop near Gladstone Ave., when I was very young. After my father came back from the war, he would occasionally bring home a feast for all of us from this particular fish and chip shop. He would say that it was just like the fish and chips he had had in London. Well Gladstone's loss was Mt. Pleasant's gain.
However, in the beginning, it wasn't always about the food. It was often about supporting businesses started by soldiers, who had come home from the front and were given small grants, either to start a business or to go back to school. Yes, we all loved the fish and chips, but we also wanted Penrose to survive. We wanted to get soldiers back to civilian life; we wanted to move on!! My father also took his beat up old Plymouth to a mechanic on Dufferin St., who morphed his talent for fixing aircrafts, into fixing cars.
That's how we got back on our feet - one chip and one bolt at a time, with a mutual support system. With so much unemployment these days, we need to do more of this mutual supporting. Too many people are outsourcing their dollars to the Amazons of this world, forgetting that the bricks and mortar, mom and pop businesses got us to where we are today. Don't abandon them now!!
We didn't abandon Penrose and there were huge line-ups and even film crews, at the shop, on their last day. There's a lot to be said for staying the course, keeping to the basics, believing in who you are and delivering the most amazing customer service for 64 years.


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Last Update July 5, 2017
Ohio gun shop owner killed during concealed carry class
By | Fox News
The owner of an Ohio gun shop was shot and killed when a student in a concealed carry permit class accidentally discharged a weapon, the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.
James Baker was shot in the neck around 1 p.m. Saturday and died at his KayJay Gun Shop in Amelia, the paper reported.
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The class is part of a program designed to coach participants on gun safety.
There were about 10 people in the concealed carry class in a room adjacent to where Baker was sitting, according to the Enquirer.
A class participant discharged a handgun while practicing weapon malfunction drills, the paper reported.
The bullet passed through a wall and struck Baker.
According to the gun shop's website, the class taught basic pistol safety, gave students range time and reviewed Ohio's gun laws.
A neighbor of the gun shop told WCPO-TV that Baker spent his whole life teaching others how to protect themselves.
"I can't say enough about him -- how much he was loved by the whole community and we lost someone really special," Anita Fritz said. "He loved and wanted to protect. That's why he did what he did."


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US renewable diesel imports from Singapore up 60% over last year
Nearly 144 million gallons of renewable diesel from Neste Corp.'s Singapore plant entered the U.S. in the first four months of this year, according to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. This is up 60 percent from the same period last year, which totaled 89.5 million gallons. In the first four months of 2021, the United States imported 10 million more gallons of methyl ester biodiesel and in excess of four times more biobased diesel—mostly renewable diesel—than it exported.
From January through April, the U.S. imported nearly 57 million gallons of biodiesel, with roughly 67 percent of this volume coming from Canada, 21 percent from Germany, 9 percent from South Korea, and 4 percent from Spain. This is down from 66.4 million gallons for the same period last year, representing a 14.5 percent drop in biodiesel imports January through April 2021 from the first four months of 2020.
Through April, the U.S. exported roughly 46.4 million gallons of biodiesel so far this year, up 30 percent, or nearly 11 million gallons, from the same period last year. Exports to Canada made up nearly three-quarters of the U.S. volume shipped out of the country from January through April 2021 at 72 percent, or 33.6 million gallons. March volumes sent to Canada more than doubled January's and more than tripled February's. At roughly 18 million gallons, April shipments of U.S. biodiesel to Canada, in turn, doubled March volumes. The remaining volumes of U.S. biodiesel exported in the first four months of this year went to the Netherlands (11 percent), Peru (8 percent) and Uruguay (8 percent), with small volumes sent to Germany, South Korea and Mexico.


Entities like UNC Health Alliance are utilizing the Dallas, Texas company's cloud-based platform, which seeks to manage all the provider information across a healthcare organization.
Recently, the Dallas entity released a tool called Phynd 3.2, which is geared toward managing provider health plan participation and network affiliation. The software is particularly useful to hospitals as they shift to a value-based care world.
One organization has been reaping the benefits of Phynd's offerings. UNC Health Alliance, the clinically integrated network of UNC Health Care in North Carolina, began talking to Phynd in late 2014. By the second quarter of 2015, the CIN was officially a client.
Malone noted that using Phynd's technology has helped improve relationships and communication with UNC Health Alliance's community-based independent providers. He also said the technology has helped the CIN better understand where its patients are going and which providers they're seeing.
White spoke to this point as well, noting that Phynd can lend a hand when it comes to care coordination. "Once you have a foundation of good, solid provider information, then you can tackle care coordination," he said.
Moving forward, Malone said he hopes to take Phynd further internally at UNC and locate other operational units that could benefit from its approach. Ultimately, the goal is to use the technology to benefit patients in a positive way, he concluded.