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A Message of Thanks from Isaac's Mom
In a year filled with uncertainty, want to share a story with you that fills our hearts with thankfulness.
This year, so many generous supporters stepped up to help Easterseals families continue their therapy through Telehealth. Here is a message of thanks from our friend Isaac's mom, Christina.
"Telehealth has been a huge blessing to our family during these uncertain times. Isaac gets sick very easily, and unfortunately, sickness has caused him to be hospitalized multiple times.
For the safety of Isaac and his siblings, I made the decision in March to stop all therapies. Easterseals contacted me and asked if Isaac and his older brother Elijah would like to participate in telehealth, and of course we said yes!
Children with special needs thrive on structure, and your donations help our kids continue to reach their goals in therapy without regression. We are so grateful for Telehealth because even though life has been turned upside down, our kids can still interact with their therapists, putting a bit of structure and normalcy back in their lives. Thank you so much for supporting Easterseals. It means the world to us and other Easterseals families!"
You can learn more about Isaac here and get your holiday shopping started with limited edition gifts inspired by Easterseals ambassadors, like Isaac, here!
Author eastersealsciPosted on November 26, 2020 December 15, 2020 Categories AmbassadorLeave a comment on A Message of Thanks from Isaac's Mom
Meet Ben! A Better Hearing & Speech Month Spotlight.
May is Better Hearing & Speech Month. Each year, this month provides an opportunity to raise awareness about communication disorders, and the life-changing therapy services that people can receive.
Easterseals Central Illinois pediatric speech therapists use a variety of techniques to teach essential skills needed to be confident and successful communicators. Speech-language treatment plans and goals are developed and implemented based on each child's specific needs, and goals of the family. Our therapists are experts in creating an environment in which children feel successful, yet are challenged to develop their individual skills.
This BHSM month, we are highlighting our friend Ben. He has made incredible progress since starting at Easterseals in 2016 when he was 4-years-old. Now, as a fearless 7-year-old he has met many milestones and overcome adversity and challenges – always keep his sweet smile on his face.
His favorite things include eating chicken (of any kind), cheese sticks & yogurt. He loves riding his bike and playing basketball & baseball with his twin brother, Jake. His favorite song is Old Town Road!
From his NICU nurses and doctors in his earl years, to his therapists, teachers, friends, and of course, family, Ben has made an impact on the lives of many people. He was diagnosed with a severe speech delay due to health complications at birth, and had a tracheostomy tube until he was three. His family shares that his diagnosis made them feel overwhelmed and nervous, but also hopeful and determined to get him the services he needed. His mom shares that "he has personally taught me a new meaning to life, and to embrace every day with joy."
Through his hard work and perseverance and Easterseals therapy services, Ben has celebrated many milestones like graduating from the ABA program and making significant strides with his speech and learning. In the past year, Ben has improved his speech in such big ways. He has gone from using his talking device somewhat regularly to hardly ever using it now. A year ago, it was harder for others to understand him at times, and now his speech has gotten so much better and he receives many compliments on how well he speaks.
This May, we are so happy to reflect on the milestones that the kiddos at Easterseals have met. Through his hard work and determination, Ben has made significant strides, while inspiring every person he meets. He shows no signs of stopping.
Author eastersealsciPosted on May 15, 2020 Categories AmbassadorLeave a comment on Meet Ben! A Better Hearing & Speech Month Spotlight.
Larkin's Story
One word to describe her: happy.
Larkin loves everyone. She is genuinely interested in people (especially babies) and enjoys getting up close and personal. She loves to sing, draw, and play pretend. She has an amazing memory and capacity to learn amazing facts -from music composers to move characters, and fun trivia in between.
Her parents' dream for her is that she will always hold on to the amazingly joyful and silly spark that she has had since she was born. She has an impressive array of interests, and her parents hope she can carve out paths of understanding that may not already be laid. They believe she will show the world her creative side, and fill the voids in society that we may not even know need filled.
For her family, inclusion is seeing others view Larkin in the way that they do. When individuals and teams hold the capacity for greater understanding of diverse minds and abilities, everyone will be empowered to create significant change. When individuals are empowered to nurture their gifts and create significant change, nothing is impossible.
Larkin is unstoppable, and will blaze on in her path to changing the world.
Author eastersealsciPosted on March 27, 2020 Categories AmbassadorLeave a comment on Larkin's Story
A Telethon Host for the History Books
The 46th Annual Easterseals Telethon happened earlier this month on March 7 at the Par-A-Dice Hotel.
The culmination of Easterseals Central Illinois' annual campaign, the telethon has always been a place where old friends can reunite, families can celebrate milestones, and members of the Easterseals family can spend an evening celebrating the organization that ties them all together.
This year's telethon was no different.
Checks were presented. Interviews were held. Community members manned the phone bank and made calls on behalf of the children and families at Easterseals.
A few moments captured at the 46th Annual Easterseals Telethon
And this year, to make things even more special, we welcomed a guest emcee who joined the WMD Talent to host the telethon live, on-air.
Meet Hayden! (Although we know you probably have already heard of him)
This kid is going places.
Hayden is 10-years-old, loves trucks and tractors, and can tell you anything you'd like to know about earth-moving equipment. He loves anything with an engine, and enjoys going to farm shows with his dad and showing their vintage garden tractors.
In his life so far he has already met milestones, surpassed many goals, and experienced really cool things (like helping drive a PDC truck).
You may remember him as co-host of the Easterseals Century Ball back in November of 2019. He blew the crowd away with his one-liners, stage presence, and true talent for speaking to a crowd.
He brought his bright smile and endearing personality to the 46th Annual Easterseals Telethon which was broadcasted live on WMD/WYZZ and able to be streamed at CIProud.com and WMBD's Facebook page.
Hayden has become a celebrity within our Easterseals community. A young "Mr. Easterseals." What many people may not know is how much hard work Hayden has put into his public speaking. His mom, Daphne, has shared that before coming to Easterseals, it was hard for him to regulate his emotions. After his own hard work and help from his therapist Lauren, Hayden was able to learn to articulate his thoughts, and tools to help him move from the red zone back to the green zone.
"His therapy sessions helped bring tremendous peace to our home, helped Hayden overcome obstacles, and allowed the rest of the world to see what we see: an exceptional young man with hopes and dreams, with gifts and talents, who God will use someday to change the world. That's what you're supporting at Easterseals. Families. Dreams. Exceptional young people." – shared, Daphne.
His jokes even had the WMBD anchors in stitches!
At Easterseals, we feel so honored to watch kiddos like Hayden grow their skills, discover new talents, and meet different milestones every single day.
Hayden's Easterseals family will always be here, cheering him on! We can't wait to see where his future takes him.
Click here to watch a video featuring more of Hayden's story.
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100% Included, 100% Empowered – Bryce's Story
Bryce appreciates the adventure in every day.
Bryce's high school graduation announcement picture.
He loves planning and going on vacations, and his parents share that he loves to keep busy through helping around the house and in the community, and by fostering his creativity through art projects, as well as singing, dancing, and acting.
In January of this year, Bryce performed in Legally Blonde – his 7th production with the Penguin Project, a theatre group which produces musicals every year starring individuals with disabilities and their peer mentors. Of the seven productions he has been a part of, he has had speaking roles in the last five, requiring him to memorize lines. Most recently, Bryce played Kyle the UPS Driver, and stole the show when leading the company in an Irish dance.
Bryce performing as Kyle in the Penguin Project's production of Legally Blonde the Musical.
Bryce was the first child through the Easterseals Early Autism Diagnostic Clinic in January of 2003. His mom, Libby, shares that "Bryce has grown tremendously from our early days with Easterseals, and we continue to observe and celebrate that growth daily. Some memorable highlights include riding his bicycle without training wheels, using his language to convince us to get a puppy, graduating with his high school class, and planning vacations. Through the Penguin Project he has demonstrated growth in his acting ability, delivering multiple lines in speaking roles on stage in front of more than 1000 people."
Bryce performing in the Penguin Project's 2018 production of Mary Poppins.
Bryce's parents want him to always have a purpose driven life, in a place where he is happy and celebrated — not just tolerated. To their family, inclusion is a feeling of acceptance not a place. The barriers to achieve inclusion need to be removed for individuals to achieve their greatest potential.
His mom shares that "it has always been important for us to work hard so that Bryce is a member of his community. That includes being in classes with his Gen Ed peers as a part of his school community, going to restaurants and stores in our local community, and travelling the world as a part of his global community. Bryce loves to fly on airplanes, ride on subways, trains, and buses. He has explored much of the US, Canada, Mexico and Europe. He loves hiking and driving through mountains and National Parks. He has explored Denali in Alaska, the French Alps, the Smokey Mountains, and the Rocky Mountains from New Mexico to the Canadian Rockies. Inclusion means that Bryce is accepted wherever he is in the world."
Bryce and his family (Brother, Koen; Mom, Libby; Dad, Frank) enjoying the beautiful mountain scenery during a family vacation to Yosemite National Park.
For their family, being empowered means having the knowledge to confidently advocate for Bryce and other families with special needs children. Together with friends and partners, they have hosted an annual gathering of nearly 100 organizations from around Central Illinois for the past 13 years to showcase their services across the special needs community. They have also worked with their school district to adopt programs to foster empowerment and inclusion.
Go Grease Lightning! Bryce and members of the company of Grease performing one of the musical's biggest numbers.
"I always say no one gets where they're going on their own, and we certainly didn't. It takes a village to raise a child, and Easterseals has been a huge part of our village."
We are so excited to see where Bryce's bright future takes him.
Bryce and his family attending the Easterseals Century Ball in November of 2019.
Learn more about Bryce's journey with the Penguin Project by watching his mom's heartfelt testimonial below!
Author eastersealsciPosted on February 24, 2020 March 23, 2020 Categories AmbassadorLeave a comment on 100% Included, 100% Empowered – Bryce's Story
Easterseals Ambassadors: Where Are They Now?
In 100 years, Easterseals has had the honor of having some remarkable people pass through our doors. As we prepare for the Easterseals Century Ball we are taking the time to reflect on past Ambassadors. Read on to see what one of our past Ambassadors is up to now!
Jessica Rosenbohm
Jessica can do remarkable things thanks to her hard work at Easterseals and the way that emphasis was always placed on what she could do, rather than what she couldn't. For Jessica, empowerment stems from having the fortitude and courage to live a satisfying life while contributing to society. She has felt empowerment many times and in many ways, from being able to walk at 2-and-a-half years old to winning golf medals in Special Olympics. Now she puts that empowerment into action.
For the last 13 years Jessica has been a full time employee at Peoria Production Shop in north Peoria. She has worked in several areas around the shop including packaging, labeling, staging and assembly.
When we caught up with her at work, she was working on one of the new auto-bag machines. "I like it over here," she said, as she demonstrated the machine. Her supervisor, Patrick Stark, said she has been successful in every job she has taken on in the shop. He describes her as kind and hardworking. "She is always upbeat," he said, "She walks laps during break and picks up pieces of wood to give to the maintenance guys who build stuff with them — she is very thoughtful like that".
Kindness and a strong work ethic are two very important things to the team at Peoria Production Shop, whose mission is to be the premiere employer of individuals with disabilities. For more than 75 years they have been providing comprehensive packaging, manufacturing, assembly and custom labor solutions, and they do it well. The Peoria Production Shop was recently awarded Caterpillar's Supplier Quality Excellence Process Gold Certification, which requires a proven track record of excellence in quality, delivery and cost, and is only awarded to those who demonstrate this level of performance on an ongoing basis. They manage to achieve this level of excellence while providing a sense of family and community amongst their 184 employees.
In addition to helping her team at Peoria Production Shop, Jessica finds time to give back. She works tirelessly each and every year to support the Easterseals Telethon. So far she has raised nearly $43,000 for Easterseals Central Illinois since 2005, with no signs of stopping.
Thank you, Jessica!
Author eastersealsciPosted on November 26, 2019 Categories Ambassador, ArticleLeave a comment on Easterseals Ambassadors: Where Are They Now?
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I tried out the Hydra Vapor Tech Titan 2 aluminum smell-proof case designed for the Pax 2. Check out my unboxing and full review of it here.
If you vape or smoke herb with a vaporizer you've probably noticed that although vaporizers are very discreet, they can sometimes be hard to carry. With something that small, you would think it would be easy to travel with, but sometimes it leaks, sometimes it smells, and where are you supposed to put your charger or your herb? Until Hydra Vapor sent me this case I would literally charge my Pax2 the night before travel, then fill it before taking off for the day. Which left me with, one single charge, and one single bowl to smoke.
Here is the box it came in. It's very compact.
Upon opening the product, my first instinct was that it's very heavy and feels durable. It's about the size of a flask, and the aluminum alloy shell also feels similar to metal flask. The rubberized ends keep it sealed tight.
Now to put my things inside. I took the rubber cap off the end and put my TheWeeknd Pax2 inside. It fit perfectly snug, but was not hard to insert. The charging post fits conveniently in the side, and there's a little compartment for... a couple of buds?
The magnetic sliding mechanism makes it really fun to play with. I opened and closed it a few times just for fun. It's very very sturdy. There was even a little dab tool included, which can probably also be used to pack your herb if you don't have long nails like me.
It is very smell-proof and practical. After using this I realize I haven't been taking care of my things!
I'd definitely recommend buying this for your Pax2. At a price of about $45 it's a great investment to keep your Pax in perfect shape. Get yours here.


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Five Takeaways From Pitt's 19-14 Loss at Notre Dame
Vukovcan: Pitt Will Need To Make Big Decision and Show Commitment In Near Future
Steve Rotstein
SOUTH BEND — For almost 55 minutes on Saturday, an overwhelming sense of deja vu crept its way inside the hallowed grounds of Notre Dame Stadium.
It was happening again.
The unranked Pitt Panthers, the team you least want to see walking off the bus and into your stadium if you're a national title contender, nearly pulled off the most monumental upset of the college football season for the third year in a row. This time, though, the No. 5 Notre Dame Fighting Irish held strong and kept their perfect season alive with a 19-14 come-from-behind victory.
"I feel bad for our kids in that locker room," Pitt head coach Pat Narduzzi said. "They fought their tails off, played hard … just disappointing for them. Not the way you want it to go."
The game featured only three offensive touchdowns, but the only time Pitt's offense found the end zone was on its opening 17-play, 88-yard scoring drive. Other than that, the Panthers' only points came from Maurice Ffrench's 99-yard kick return touchdown to open the second half.
Somehow, against a Notre Dame team coming off back-to-back blowouts over ranked opponents Stanford and Virginia Tech, those two touchdowns were almost enough for Pitt to pull off the upset. But two missed field goals by Alex Kessman and a 35-yard scoring strike from Ian Book to Miles Boykin proved to be the difference, as the Fighting Irish executed a flawless 80-yard touchdown drive with less than six minutes left.
"Our guys are never going to quit," Narduzzi said. "That's a good football team, give them some credit. I'm just disappointed."
OFFENSE DISAPPEARS IN SECOND HALF AGAIN
Another recurring narrative that Pitt can't seem to shake is its propensity to disappear on offense in the second half of games.
After putting up only 17 second-half points in its first five games of the season combined, the Panthers appeared to turn things around last week by scoring 17 points in the second half and seven more in overtime to seal a 44-37 win against Syracuse.
On Saturday, though, Pitt's offensive woes returned at the worst possible time. The Panthers put together arguably their best offensive drive of the season to open the game, but could only settle for two failed field goal attempts in the second half — typically not enough to beat one of the best teams in the country.
"They're the No. 5 team in the country for a reason. They can play," quarterback Kenny Pickett said. "They've got some good dudes. They just play sound football. Nothing crazy schematically, but they do their job, every single one of them."
Pickett credited Notre Dame's stout front seven for creating havoc late in the game when Pitt needed to drive the length of the field for a touchdown to win the game.
"When you get into obvious passing downs, they can pin their ears back a little bit and come after you," Pickett said. "They have some really athletic dudes up front on the D-Line. I think we did a really good job of slowing them down all game, but when you get late in the game and they know the pass is coming, they're going to pin their ears back and get after you a little bit. So you really tip your cap there to some of those guys up front."
KESSMAN CRASHES BACK TO EARTH
In last week's win against Syracuse, Kessman couldn't miss — no matter the distance. His teammates mobbed him after his school-record 54- and 55-yard field goals easily cleared the uprights, and his biggest kick of all may have been the 45-yarder to send the game to overtime.
In South Bend on Saturday, though, Kessman realized firsthand how quickly a kicker's fortunes can change.
First, Kessman missed a 47-yard attempt wide to the left that could have given the Panthers a 17-6 lead with five minutes left in the third quarter. It's a forgivable miss for any college kicker, even one who made three from 45-yards-plus inside the unfriendly confines of Heinz Field just one week earlier.
But then, Kessman shanked a 36-yard attempt wide right that would have made it a 17-12 game early in the fourth quarter. Notre Dame seized the momentum from there, and Pitt never made it back into scoring range.
Still, Pickett refused to place the blame on Kessman for the loss, instead shouldering the bulk of it for failing to lead the offense into the end zone.
"If we don't leave any of those drives to field goals and go in and punch it in ourselves, it's a whole different story," Pickett said. "That's on the offense. We have to go down there and score and not leave it up to three. We have to go do it ourselves."
DEFENSE SHINES WITHOUT WIRGINIS
The Panthers received a major blow to their defense during the week when they lost team captain and starting middle linebacker Quintin Wirginis to a season-ending injury. A major question coming into the game was how the defensive unit would make up for his absence.
Rather than fold under the adversity, Pitt came out and played its best defensive game of the season, holding the Fighting Irish under 20 points for the first time all year.
"Our goal always is to hold an offense under 20 points, but once you go back and watch that film, we're going to see just a few plays, a handful of plays, where if we had just made one more step or filled the hole right, they might not have scored at all the whole game," defensive end Rashad Weaver said.
While the team certainly missed Wirginis' presence as a team leader and playmaker, Elias Reynolds stepped into Wirginis' role and made sure the Panthers didn't miss a beat. If anything, they looked more inspired than ever after promising to dedicate the rest of the season to Wirginis.
"[Wirginis] is a great player, he knows that defense better than anyone and he knows what's going to happen before plays are even snapped, but on defense we have a guy, [Reynolds] stepped up and I thought he played a great game for his first start," Weaver said. "He was relaxed and calm, which is what you want out of somebody making checks."
Despite the solid all-around performance by the bunch and putting up big numbers himself with two sacks for a combined loss of 24 yards, Weaver left the field wishing he had done more.
"You can say you played good, but especially when you're the one out on that field, you're always going to know there's plays where you could have made a difference in the game, especially when it's that close."
PICKETT NOT MAKING ENOUGH PLAYS
After putting up a pedestrian 137 yards passing with one touchdown and two turnovers in Pitt's 44-37 win against Syracuse last week, Pickett wasn't much better against Notre Dame. The sophomore signal caller finished 19-for-28 with just 126 yards passing, though he did face a ton of pressure from the Fighting Irish defensive line.
More than halfway through the season, Pickett has thrown for just 1,006 yards and six touchdowns with five interceptions. He did flash his potential on a creative shovel pass to Darrin Hall to pick up a key first down on third-and-long, but those plays have been few and far between this season and the Panthers' downfield passing game has been nonexistent.
Whether it's the play-calling not allowing Pickett to throw deep, Pitt's receivers failing to get separation downfield, Pickett simply not finding them and giving them a chance, or a combination of all three — something has to change if the Panthers want to be competitive down the stretch as they finish out their ACC schedule.
Despite sporting a sub-.500 record thanks to the toughest non-conference schedule in the nation, Pitt is still in decent position inside the ACC Coastal Division with a 2-1 record and with arguably its three toughest opponents already out of the way. But it's going to be tough for the Panthers to keep up with the conference's high-octane offenses if the passing game can't get it going in a hurry.
Pitt found some moderate success on the ground against Notre Dame, although nowhere close to its usual standards. In today's game, you're not going to come away with too many wins running the ball 16 times in a row like the Panthers did last week against Syracuse. That means they need Pickett to find a way to rekindle the magic he showed late last season to have any hope of making a run at a division title and spot in the ACC Championship.
"We're capable of a lot more," Pickett said. "Twice leaving it up to three points, you're not going to win. You have to make those touchdowns. At least one of those has got to be a touchdown. It's a totally different game. We had them on the ropes, and that would have been a knockout punch if we could have punched one of those in."
Everyone remembers the Panthers' 24-14 win over No. 2 Miami to close out the season last year at Heinz Field, as well as Pitt's 43-42 stunner at No. 2 Clemson in 2016. But going back a little further, history shows that even when the seemingly overmatched Panthers don't pull off the upset, they still have a tendency to give top-10 opponents all they can handle.
In 2008, unranked Pitt went on the road and dealt No. 10 South Florida its first loss of the season, 26-21. The year before that, the Panthers crushed rival West Virginia's dreams of playing for the BCS title with a 13-9 upset in Morgantown against the No. 2 Mountaineers. Going back even further, Pitt knocked off top-five Virginia Tech teams in both 2002 and 2003.
Even this series has had its share of nail-biting finishes in the past 15 years. In 2012, No. 4 Notre Dame eked out a 29-26 win in triple-overtime thanks to a missed 33-yard field goal that would have won the game for the Panthers. In 2008, Pitt came out on top in four overtimes, 36-33, though both teams came into that game unranked. And in 2004, the unranked Panthers defeated No. 24 Notre Dame, 41-38, thanks to five touchdown passes from Tyler Palko.
Saturday's game was just another example of an unheralded Panthers bunch threatening to derail the title hopes of a national powerhouse — and it also just so happened to be yet another chapter in the storied Pitt-Notre Dame series that always seems to come down to the wire.
"We went toe-to-toe with a top-five team, we've played two other top-10 teams and didn't go toe-to-toe because we hurt ourselves, so we took a top-five team all the way to the wire, and for whatever reason, you guys can figure it out, we didn't pull it out at the end," Narduzzi said.
Related Topics:Alex Kessman, featured, Jason Pinnock, Kenny Pickett, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Pat Narduzzi, Pitt Panthers, Rashad Weaver
Watch: Postgame Reaction From Pitt's 19-14 Loss at Notre Dame
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November 2015 | In Pictures
As the winter air chills my bones, it brings new experiences, assignments and a different kind of light. It's hard to believe that I'm now working on my fifth month at The Coeur d'Alene Press; the days seem to be slipping away in more and more of a blur.
These are some of my favorite images from November. I hope you enjoy what you see, and as always, thank you for looking!
Honor Guard. Greensferry Overpass dedication ceremony, Thursday, Nov. 12, 2015. Post Falls, Idaho.
Students at Lake City High School throw confetti, balloons and dance as Johnny Tarnoff, center, films a lip-dub of the Journey song, "Don't Stop Believin'," to raise awareness of bullying in schools on Friday, Nov. 13, 2015 at Lake City High School.
At right, Jared Vaara, Nic Hamilton and a neighbor work to saw the trunk of a fallen tree in half as a minivan lies crushed beneath it Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2015 in the front yard of a home near the intersection of Marie Avenue and Howard Street in Coeur d'Alene. The tree toppled and landed on top of a minivan and sedan during Tuesday's wind storm, where wind speeds clocked at upwards of 67 miles-per-hour.
John Inman holds a cable used to pull tree debris from his neighbor's home on Friday, Nov. 20, 2015 on Lacey Avenue in Hayden. "Neighbors just gotta help neighbors," Inman says.
Technical Sgt. Carlos Torres holds a folded American flag that was flown over the nation's and state's capitol buildings before raising the flag above the Greensferry Overpass for the first time during the overpass' dedication on Thursday, Nov. 12, 2015 in Post Falls. The overpass will connect north and south Post Falls, and provide a safe path for pedestrians to cross Interstate 90.
James Noriega of the Hot Punch Highlanders plays the bagpipes as the colors are retired to conclude the Veterans Day ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2015 at the PFC Robert J. Gordon Veterans Memorial Plaza at Hayden City Hall.
A boy and his family view holiday light displays during the Journey to the North Pole cruise on Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2015 on Lake Coeur d'Alene. 250 displays situated on The Coeur d'Alene Resort Marina and in front of the Hagadone family's home boast more than 1.5 million lights.
Kathryn Robison, 88, played piano and accordian for soldiers overseas during the Korean War and World War II. Today, she continues to play at veteran's events and is an active part of the Veterans of Foriegn Wars in North Idaho.
John Inman holds a chainsaw as he stands atop the roof of a home with a fallen tree on top of it on Friday, Nov. 20, 2015 in Hayden. The tree fell in Tuesday's windstorm that ravaged the region, causing widespread damage, record power outages and claimed the lives of three people.
The Boland family, from Coeur d'Alene and California, light holiday candles on the City Park Beach as they await the Coeur d'Alene Resort Holiday Light Show firework display on Friday, Nov. 27, 2015 in Coeur d'Alene. Thousands lit the candles as they sang "Silent Night," a tradition of the Light Show.
Retired CIA operative Mike Baker speaks to a crowd of more than 75 as a distinguished speaker at the Veterans Day ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2015 at the PFC Robert J. Gordon Veterans Memorial Plaza at Hayden City Hall.
North Idaho All-Stars' Mollie Kramer, right, is fouled by North Idaho College's Jocelyn Cook-Cox (30) and Katia Brown on Saturday, Nov. 28, 2015 at North Idaho College.
North Idaho College's Maci Benedict dribbles up-court during a match-up against Sheridan College Thursday, Nov. 5, 2015 at North Idaho College.
Shopping Mall Christmas Bear. Nov. 24, 2015, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.


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Southpaw has had the honor of opening shows for Dan Bern, Terri Hendrix, James McMurtry, Slaid Cleaves, Fred Eaglesmith, and Lisa Loeb, performing in legendary listening rooms from coast to coast. He has performed with 5 instruments in 17 states during the past 15 years, but who's counting?
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Many years ago a Persian colleague of my husband Christoph catched his interest for her home-country Iran. As we both took some time off this year for traveling around, we decided in January 2018, it's the chance to visit Iran for three weeks.
The reactions of Austrian people about our plans were quite interesting: Some of them couldn't understand our curiosity about this "dangerous" country, others were even more excited than us and would love to come with us. So finally we booked a flight for three from Vienna to Tehran, because Franziska, a cousin of Christoph, joined us for two weeks – a great decision!
So we arrived in Tehran on the 3rd of April 2018 – and concerning me: Actually without any concrete expectations, but a kind of indefinite feeling like: "How will everything be?" and for sure with a lot of curiosity.
As all three of us prefer traveling around without too many plans, we just booked a hostel in Tehran for the first nights in advance, had a rough idea about our travel route in our minds and knew, when we had to be in Isfahan for our flights back. AND we had Christoph's friend in Germany who activated all her contacts in nearly every place in Iran we visited for supporting us and feeling comfortable – hospitality like we never felt it before.
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Arriving at the airport and not knowing how to handle the hijab in an easy way ;-).
Discovering cities with many faces – surprised by so many trees and the enormous amount of traffic (and how many cars can fit in one lane).
Meeting people on the streets, in shops who are curious in a very kind way, talking to us, exchanging information with us about our countries and just giving us a good feeling to be in Iran. People showing us the way to restaurants (walking through half of the city), ordering food for us (because we were not able to read Farsi), inviting us to their homes, doing sightseeing-tours for us (whole days), driving us around in their cars, not allowing us to pay for our sweets we've ordered … that's how we came in touch with the extraordinary friendliness of Iranian people.
Enjoying hiking through different landscapes and being completely fascinated by the desert.
Getting an impression of the cultural heritage and some religious places of Iran.
And always finding nice places for having some tea or coffee.
Just be cool and look at the Iranian women. The feeling, that you lose it all the time, will get less.
And if you lose it, put it on again, nothing will happen.
Using kinds of pins to fix it, gives you a safe feeling in the beginning – but then it's worth to think about the aesthetic appeal.
After some days it was normal to wear the hijab and it was not disturbing too much – exempt by heat! Then I really couldn't stand it!
So I hope, I will get the possibility to come back.


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UFC 278: Edward says he is leaps ahead of Usman and will humble the 'arrogant' Nigerian
Date: August 20, 2022Author: Kolawole Kazeem 0 Comments
Leon Edward has authoritatively said he will humble Welterweight Champion, Kamaru Usman stating the Nigerian arrogance as his reason.
Seven years ago, the young Leon Edward lost to the Nigerian Nightmare of UFC but will be trusting his ability to defeat the welterweight champion.
According to BBC Sports, the 30-year-old is ready to dethrone Kamaru from his Champion throne.
"I can see straight through him," said Edwards as quoted by BBC Sport.
"He's being himself and has done great things, but I do feel he's losing himself a little bit.
"It's not personal for me, I believe I'm number one but it's [fame] clearly getting to his head. I'm going to humble you Saturday night."
The 35-year-old Nigerian is on a 19 fight winning streak and he is ranked the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world.
Edward has also been unbeaten since he lost to Usman, winning 9 of his 10 fights with the last one being designated as a 'no contest'.
"If I was him I'd come out and try and wrestle, but I think he'll try and strike. He's fallen in love with it and that's natural, but I'm leaps ahead of him when it comes to striking," he said.
"Skillset-wise he has improved, he's shown in his fights he's comfortable on his feet. But we're both two different fighters to what we were seven years ago.
"I've grown leaps and bounds and Saturday night I'll show that."
Kanaru Usman's achievement is above par, with the fighter expected to star in the new Black Panther.
He is also rooting to fight a boxing match against Cancelo Alvarez.
Edwards acknowledges the feat Usman has achieved but he feels the fame is getting to him.
"He's another black man doing good stuff, I know we're going to fight but I'm not a hater," he said.
"But every press conference he's dressed in the 'how to be arrogant' style pack,"
"I've seen it time and time before. The fame has got to him."
The Briton fighter says he is not concerned about the weight and recognition of being a champion.
"I'm going in with the mindset of being a champion, it's been a long road for me to get here," he said.
"My aim is to go out there, provide for my family and I truly believe I'm number one. We'll see Saturday night."
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This year our Annual School Theme is "They'll Know We Are Christians By Our Love". To help "Feed the Hungry" the students learned how to make bread and then made many loaves which were donated to St. Vincent dePaul.
Last year the First Grade sold baked goods and donated the proceeds for earthquake relief in Haiti and Chile.
As a school we help to support Sister Elena's mission in El Salvador through prayer and fundraising.


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Reduces time of school constantly answering phone calls and often unnecessary questions.
Reminders/class notes can be securely communicated by the school admin to a parent via mobile apps for schools, thus eliminates the frustration of notes being returned late.
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Q: Why we divide the variables on the previous year This is my first post here, and I hope to find an answer to my question.
I have found a paper that examines the relationship between earnings management (absolute value of the abnormal working capital accrual) and IFRS.
I have noticed that the author divided the earnings management by the beginning total assets. Further, the control variables include leverage which is the total debt divided by the current year's total assets, CFO which is the cash flow from operating activities divided by the beginning total assets, and ROA which is the operating profit divided by the beginning total assets. Firm size is the log of total assets for the current year.
For other papers, I have found that most of the past paper didn't show a consistent approach, I mean some of them divided the earnings management and CFO on the current year of total assets, while divided the ROA on the previous year of total assets and used the log of total assets of the previous year.
So, I am wondering why, I mean is there any statistical issue behind that?
Can I scale the variables on the beginning and current total assets randomly in a way that serves the results, or do you think there is a benchmark for this?

A: Scaling should be "reasonable" and perhaps "logical."
The issue here is that the firms being compared vary widely in size. Hence, the data is scaled.
Prior year or current assets would be reasonable to scale earnings, debt leverage, and CFO. Assets are always changing, so assuming they don't change too fast, either is "reasonable."  It would likely be better to use the average of prior and current year, but the gain to be had is probably not worth the complexity.
However, what if assets do change quickly? If a firm made a huge acquisition, then its assets would suddenly jump much higher. How to handle that? The average mentioned above would be one way. Or, use the ending assets to scale! So if the firms being analyzed do a lot of mergers and acquisitions, then scaling by ending assets would be reasonable, as it prevents misleading jumps in the scaled data.
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On Saturday, June 17, thirteen of us explored part of the Poteat Farm in Jamestown, Guilford County, until about noon. The weather was mostly overcast, very humid, with temperatures in the mid 70s. This was a joint trip with the T. Gilbert Pearson Audubon Society of Guilford County.
The Poteat Farm in Jamestown, which is about 70 acres, is a privately owned nature preserve along the Deep River between High Point and Greensboro. Owner Marie Poteat has reintroduced native grasses and other flowering plants in the old farm fields and wooded areas to attract butterflies, birds and other wildlife. Marie actively manages her property to reduce non-native plants.
Marie also has actively increased the number of milkweed species and numbers of milkweed plants all over the property, so butterfliers who are interested specifically in milkweeds had the rare opportunity to see and compare about a dozen milkweed species on this one site. We also found several host plants for other butterflies.
Eastern Tiger Swallowtail 1, Carolina Satyr 1, American Lady 2, Sachem 2, and Dun Skipper 2.
We appreciate Marie opening her property to us!
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On Sunday, Oct. 16, four of us visited the Greensboro Arboretum in the morning, then went into northwest Guilford County, NC, near the Forsyth County line to look along two dirt roads.
We saw a total of 5 Monarchs. While driving, we saw several Cloudless Sulphurs in addition to those at the two sites. Frost Aster was the primary nectar plant, although a few other species were being visited, including Jewelweed in damp areas. There were many unidentifiable grass skippers moving among the flowers at a distance. We identified a total of 15 butterfly species.
The temperature high was 78 degrees under a sunny, sky with a light breeze. The first number in the list below is the arboretum; the second number is in the northwest corner of the county.


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Who Can It Be Now, a song that is missing just one thing, me playing sax.
Who Can It Be Now was s song I learned back in high school, not for singing, but for the sax part. For every kid picking up an instrument to play, you find those cool songs that have the same instrument you're trying to learn. Since I couldn't play "Yakety Sax" (I never was that good), my only option at the time was Men at Work's song "Who Can It Be Now". I could get most of it, but when the solo came around, you know, near the end of the song before the reprise, I got lazy and quit. Yeah kids, stay in school, or you'll be under an overpass,..like me.
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The best UK summer experiences 2021
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written by Annie Warren
Find your great escape a bit closer to home and make the most of your staycation this summer, with our enticing round-up of these distinctively British experiences. Plus, to help you make the most of a holiday in the UK, we've launched a new series of Rough Guides UK Staycation guidebooks, equipping you with everything you need to know about much-loved destinations such as Devon and Cornwall, the Cotswolds, Snowdonia and more.
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Immerse yourself in history
History buffs should make a beeline for Warwick Castle; this massive medieval fortress has lavish royal chambers and a tower plucked straight from a fairy tale, set against 690 acres of immaculate gardens. Venture underground to the dungeon and torture chamber if you dare, brought to life by devilish actors – not to mention gallons of fake blood.
Considerably less gory is the Bemish open-air museum in County Durham, which showcases the years between 1825 and 1913 with painstakingly re-created streets and costumed guides driving the steam trains and serving in the sweet shop.
Changing tack again, the Birmingham backto-backs have been carefully restored to give a fascinating insight into the industrial boom that gripped the city in the nineteenth century; here, a guided tour wends its way through four homes full of anecdotal titbits about the inhabitants of these hastily-erected, overcrowded dwellings.
"City-dwellers will be pleased to know that there are plenty of opportunities for outdoor dips closer to home."
St Michael's Mount in Cornwall © Valery Egorov/Shutterstock
Get lost in nature
You could spend hours wandering Aberglasney Gardens in Carmarthenshire; here you can stroll the excavated Tudor cloisters and luxuriate in the zen-like calm of the hothouse, constructed from an ancient courtyard shrouded in glass and housing magnolias, orchids and palms that reach the roof.
Meanwhile, few places in Britain juxtapose so well the destructive impulses of man and the enduring richness of nature as Orford Ness Nature Reserve in Suffolk, which used to conceal Britain's darkest military secrets. Yet amid the dystopic landscape of marshes and the huddle of abandoned buildings that flank the airfield, nature thrives undisturbed; the reserve now fulfils a crucial conservation role.
For sheer otherworldliness, though, the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland with its 37,000 black basalt columns is unrivalled, each polygon the result of a subterranean explosion some sixty million years ago. This incredible scene attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors annually, meaning the site can get crushingly busy; so you'd do well to visit as early (or as late) in the day as you can.
Pyg track leading to the Snowdon summit © Tamas Beck/Shutterstock
Encounter the local wildlife
For a brush with creatures great and small, take a boat tour around the craggy archipelago of the Farne Islands. You'll hear it before you see it: the cacophonous din of the 100,000 seabirds that nest here each year, whose ranks include puffins, guillemots, cormorants, shags and oystercatchers.
Another brilliant place from which to spot some animal antics is the ingeniously concealed hide at Devon Badger Watch, which offers a rare chance to observe these reclusive mammals as they play. The woodland is home to woodmice, woodpecker and tawny owl, so keep your eyes peeled!
For beasts of a more exotic nature, the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust uses Jersey Zoo to provide a window into its global conservation work, showcasing some of the planet's most at-risk species in habitats ranging from Madagascan dry forest to the Discovery Desert.
Stretch your legs
The opportunities for walking in the UK are endless! Head to Malham in the Yorkshire Dales where you can amble through the wooded dell of Janet's Foss, rich with the scent of wild garlic, to Gordale Scar, a deep ravine that requires a head for heights. If you're feeling energetic, clamber up to Malham Cove and you will be rewarded with magnificent views over the Dales; a further squelchy trek across the moorland beyond leads to England's highest lake, Malham Tarn.
Another climb that is well worth the effort is the ice-age relic of Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh; the vistas from up here are intoxicating, arcing across Edinburgh's genteel cobbles and the Forth estuary to Fife.
Less of a scramble but no less scenic is the Cotswold Way National Trail, dotted with a string of chocolate box villages and towns. The Trail makes for a gentle countryside walk with scenic picnic spots and plenty of pubs.
Cityscape of Edinburgh Arthur's Seat © S-F/Shutterstock
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Brave the water
The timeless landscape of the Norfolk Broads is the perfect place to mess about in a boat. You don't need any experience – at least if you opt for an engine rather than a sail – or better yet, get out in a canoe and explore the smaller waterways. If you'd prefer to be in the water rather than on it, tarn-swimming in Snowdonia National Park might be for you; tarns are blue-green glacial lakes formed over 10,000 years ago. It's not just the cold water that's breathtaking – hiking through the mountainscape is truly remarkable – but be aware that access to isolated spots can require hours of walking on unmarked tracks.
City-dwellers will be pleased to know that there are plenty of opportunities for outdoor dips closer to home; the cherished British tradition of the lido has seen a resurgence, with faded Art Deco and modest community pools alike reopening up and down the country.
London is awash with charming swimming holes including those in Charlton, Brockwell and Parliament Hill, while outside the capital some of the most spectacular urban lidos are found in Cheltenham, Bristol and Plymouth.
A steam train passess the Settle to Carlisle railway north of Ribble Junction © Karl Weller/Shutterstock
Sample British grapes
Looking for a more relaxed way to spend a sunny day? The UK may not the first place that springs to mind when you think of wine tasting, but in fact the country now produces wines to rival even the most established competitors. There are over four hundred vineyards in England, many of which are open for tours and tastings.
The best of the bunch includes Kent's oldest commercial vineyard at Biddenden, a family-run concern producing wines from ten varieties of grape, and Camel Valley in Cornwall, set up by an ex-RAF pilot and his wife. Meander through the vineyards, join a tour around neat rows of beautifully pruned vines, take part in a tasting or sit on the terrace and sip at your leisure. Roll over Bordeaux, it's time to celebrate the English grape!
Stuff yourself with seafood
It's never too late to develop a taste for seafood, and what better place than at the Oyster Festival in Whitstable this August? As well as bivalves you can expect to find a giant food fair, impromptu performance art, a crab-catching competition for the kids and the oyster-eating contest, where iron-stomached participants race to down four oysters and half a pint of stout. If that all sounds a bit raucous, there remain few places more idyllic than the quay at Padstow to tuck into a mountainous portion of fish and chips.
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With the ocean so close, it's little surprise that seafood is the speciality in this Cornish town: your fish might have been caught just hours before by the boats in view, or landed that very morning in nearby Falmouth or Newlyn.
Take the train
Step back in time at the Bluebell Railway in Sussex, which has one of the finest collections of vintage steam locomotives and carriages still in service; treat yourself to the luxuries of a bygone era in the burnished lounge car of First Class, or enjoy the Railway's annual calendar of platform Punch and Judy shows, Victorian picnics, brass bands and food festivals.
Another option for locomotive-lovers is England's most scenic railway, the Settle to Carlisle line, which runs from the Yorkshire Dales almost to the Irish Sea via the iconic Ribblehead Viaduct – you'll feel like you're flying as rivers and roads meander far below.
At stark contrast with the shining beauty of the countryside is the grim history of the railway, which was built by an army of six thousand navvies; many were killed by accident, disease or exposure, and were buried along the route in unmarked graves.
However you choose to spend your great British staycation, whether it be a countryside getaway or a city break, an energetic few hours or an indulgent couple of days, we can't wait for you to experience the richness and diversity of the UK's summertime offerings - because there really couldn't be a better time for it. And, when you're ready to start planning, the fantastic new Rough Guides UK Staycations guidebook series is the perfect place to start.
Top image: St Michael's Mount in Cornwall © Valery Egorov/Shutterstock
Annie Warren is a Midlands-based writer, translator and editor at Rough Guides. Other than the UK, she specialises in writing about France, Italy and Austria. You can find her on Twitter as @notanniewarren or see more of her work at www.annie-warren.com.
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This month the Reading to Know Classics book club is reading The Hound of the Baskervilles which was chosen for us by my friend Sky. Coincidentally, this is also the book that my in town bookclub is reading (because it was my turn to pick!). I haven't read anything by Conan Doyle in awhile and it was nice to be given the excuse.
I never feel like I can say much more than "I liked it" or "I didn't like it" about well-known classics. I know the same problem exists for many of you (which is a comfort to me - heh). In the case of The Hound of the Baskervilles I can say of it, "I liked it." It was entertaining and enjoyable. I'm pretty sure I've read it before, but I didn't remain the end so it remained a mystery all the way through.
This is a short read (so if by chance you were still hoping to read it, know that it goes quick!). It is both suspenseful and spooky. That said, it's not so spooky that I wouldn't feel comfortable reading it at night. (I read it during the day though, just to be safe!) Modern novels are ever so much more spooky than Doyle, I think. Doyle presents just enough of a thrill to keep you on your toes but not do you in.
In 1902 the original manuscript was broken apart into individual leaves. The leaves were then used as part of window displays by American bookstore as part of a promotional campaign. It is estimated that there were 185 leaves, and only 36 are known to still exist, including all of the leaves from Chapter 11. These are now owned by the New York Public Library. The rest of the leaves are owned by university libraries and private collectors. Americans have interesting concepts of what would make for good marketing ploys sometimes. Whether posting the original leaves from this story were helpful or not, it is safe to say that this story has done well with the public.
Many thanks to Sky for recommending this read so that I could spend a little time with one of the great masters of mystery this past month. Much appreciated!
For those of you who read along, plan to come back on Friday, October 30th for the wrap-up post.
I liked it/I didn't like it. Yes, I often feel that way about many books (those are the ones that get a sentence on my Nightstand post instead of a full review!) I figure it's worthwhile to think deeply about things and to try to articulate our thoughts well - but sometimes trying to come up with why I feel the way I do about something isn't worth it, and it's okay to just say I like it or not.
I did like The Hound though. The version my library sent me was a beautifully illustrated book and it was a pleasure both to read and to look at (and to feel the glossy pages) - a pleasure in so many different ways.
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I've been thinking about a lot about meanings lately.
The Charity, Refuge have produced some brilliantly effective copy this year, producing poems which read equally well from bottom to top, turning meanings on their head. I found the hidden messages in them both powerful and moving.
Life is full of riddles and complexities. The perfect family Christmas is not so great if kids overhear bitter squabbles behind the scenes. If families are under pressure, it will be no surprise if there's tears before bedtime. And too much drink, in my opinion, is never a good thing.
You can try to do everything, to have everything, to see everyone, or you can just take it as you go and spread the load. In other words, as minimalists of the moment advocate: "Less is More". I also like the way that this works the other way around: "More is Less".
I'm expecting a festive season where everyone chips in, reins in the alcoholic spirits and manages to be steady and stoical. Not very exciting perhaps, but here's to a Happy Christmas of being cosy, comfortable and kind and Healthy New Year of working together peacefully.
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Top on the agenda was the issue of 'African time' which they all said is a major challenge.
Speaking, Falz, said, "I feel the standards of event and concerts have gone down. We have still not got our sound engineering right in 2019. I don't want to come on stage and hear my voice three seconds later, but it happens all the time.
He said, "There's something about control. If an artiste says his money is N4 million and you beg him to take N1 million, you have already lost 80 per cent of your control over him. This is because you won't be able to say anything if he arrives late to your show. It's almost like show promoters need to define what value they are selling at concerts. The consumers take whatever is thrown at them.
"I see people who have no business being backstage running the live shows. Let us remove sentiments; it is business! I've had fights, there have been times when we have had to get people off stage. You know Davido, you've to beg to get his army of people on stage and off the stage during shows. I love Davido, but he comes with a lot of baggage.


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We are seeking sporting event tickets, vacation home timeshare weeks, gift baskets, specialty items, pharmacy antiques and collectibles, and of course cases/bottles of wine. Donors will be recognized on signage during the event, on the silent auction forms as well as announcements on site.
The Silent Auction & Wine Tasting event will be held during CPhA's Annual Meeting, Western Pharmacy Exchange, on Thursday, April 12, 2018, at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, CA.
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If you would like your donation to be served as part of our tasting, hotel staff will be pouring your wine unless otherwise indicated. Please provide us with a description of your wine so that we can share this detail with our event attendees. If you have an educational piece, wine club brochure, or other materials that you would like paired with your wine, please send this material with your donation. We are providing 8" x 10" display stands in the tasting areas.


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I have been watching closely as several of our Linnie and Quaker hens prepare for breeding. While I can never determine the exact date they will lay eggs, I do have a sense based on their behaviour.
Just as a human mother knows instinctively how to hold her own baby, bird mothers are psychologically programmed to take care of their eggs. The hen knows to prepare herself and the father beforehand so that they will work well as a team when the time comes Think of this like "parenting classes" that first-time human parents will attend in advance of their baby's birth. Before laying, the hen will teach the male how to properly assist her. At first, she feeds him from a perch so that he learns the procedure. Later, she will sit still on the ground and wait for him to find and feed her. Finally, once the eggs are laid the father works tirelessly to support the effort by taking food directly to the couple's nest.
I am pleased that we currently have several Linnie eggs, split between three sets of parents. Other pairs of Linnies are expected to lay soon, also. Colours expected from these eggs include green, olive, cobalt, marine and possibly Lutino (yellow).
The bigger excitement is that we have our very first Quaker egg! I have had Quakers for several years, waiting for the day they are mature enough to become parents. This is the first time that we have had a successful egg laid, and I am hopeful it will hatch, and that more will be laid. If successful, this chick will be either blue or blue opaline (pale blue) and will be for sale.
The next few weeks are of critical importance as the parents continue to monitor and tend to their eggs. There is no guarantee that they will hatch, however I am very hopeful! I will keep this space updated as things progress.
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What next for the blue 'King'?
THE sight of Didcot's 'King' No. 6023 King Edward II at Paddington on the evenings of August 31 and September 2 was a cause for jubilation for some – the Collett 4-6-0 being finally back on the main line where it belongs, even if it was on tow.
However, while the moves to and from the Old Oak Common open day may have been viewed as a prelude to greater things on the main line, the reality is looking a lot bleaker for the blue 'King'.
Since its return to steam in 2011, No. 6023 has yet to venture onto the main line under its own power, in spite of having been fitted with its reduced-height boiler fittings at the end of 2013.
The locomotive has received a new blastpipe and improved draughting arrangements, has been accurately weighed and set-up, and has the necessary electronic apparatus for main line running, but its generous Great Western loading gauge is preventing its move from Didcot.
It had been hoped the locomotive would move to the West Somerset Railway back in March for testing of its new four-jet blastpipe, but no suitable route could be found where the 8ft 11in-wide (over cylinders) 4-6-0 did not foul platforms en route.
Undeterred, the Great Western Society (GWS) looked instead at the possibility of sending No. 6023 to the Severn Valley Railway. However, Network Rail has deemed the 4-6-0 too wide to pass through platforms at Cheltenham, as well as others on the former Great Western line to Worcester.


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Samantha Rachel Kesslerová Da Cunhaová (* 4. září 1988) je argentinská a brazilská atletka – diskařka a zápasnice – judistka, sambistka.

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Narodila se do argentinsko-brazilské rodiny. Od svých 8 let vyrůstala v Indaiatuba ve státě São Paulo. V mládí začala s lehkou atletikou. S judem se seznámila teprve v 16 letech. Po rozvodu rodičů se přestěhovala s matkou do argentinského Santa Fe. V roce 2010 se prosadila do argentinské judistické a sambistické ženské reprezentace v těžké váze. V roce 2012 a 2016 se na olympijské hry nekvalifikovala.

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