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Crazy ending: Thunder take down Celtics to break losing streak
April 27, 2021 8:55 pm CT
The Oklahoma City Thunder did not want to break their franchise-record losing streak of 14 games, first set in 2008 and then tied again on Monday.
But over the final minute of the long-awaited 119-115 victory over the Boston Celtics on Tuesday, it seemed the players remembered the front office was looking for losses.
The ending was far too close for comfort as the Celtics cut a 10-point lead with 1:08 remaining to three, and later stole an inbounds pass that gave them a chance to tie or win the game in the closing seconds.
RELATED: Lu Dort: 'We winning today'
The Thunder did just enough in the final minutes to close an otherwise very strong game and win.
A quick rundown of that final minute and eight seconds:
10-point lead, 1:08 to play
Oklahoma City led the Celtics by 10 points with 1:08 to go in the fourth quarter. Just seven seconds later, Celtics guard Payton Pritchard hit a 3.
Pritchard, who finished with 28 seconds, was one of the only two productive Celtics players.
With that made shot, the Thunder led by seven with 1:01 to play.
5-point lead, 58 seconds to play
Immediately after Pritchard's 3, Ty Jerome turned the ball over in the backcourt.
Evan Fournier's layup cut the deficit to five points with 58 seconds to go.
On the next possession, Darius Bazley turned the ball over trying to get the ball upcourt. Marcus Smart was fouled by Jerome and made both free throws.
It took 20 seconds from the moment OKC took a 10-point lead for the Celtics to cut it to three.
Six-point game, 7.4 seconds to play
The Thunder rebuilt the lead, and Lu Dort hit one of two free throws to give OKC a six-point lead with less than 10 seconds remaining. Boston needed to hit an immediate 3, hope the Thunder didn't make another free throw and then make another 3. It looked like a wrap.
Three-point game, 5.7 seconds to play
Jaylen Brown said otherwise.
He hit a ridiculous fadeaway 3-pointer than gave the Celtics a little life with 5.7 seconds to play.
Brown was an absolute star on Tuesday with Jayson Tatum was out of the lineup. He finished with 39 points, outscoring the rest of the Celtics starters combined.
With just under six seconds to go, it still looked like a safe game for the Thunder, as all they needed was to make a free throw. But one couldn't help thinking back to a minute of game time before, when Boston forced two turnovers.
3.2 seconds to play
Boston forced another turnover. Evan Fournier intercepted the inbounds pass and was fouled immediately.
He made the first free throw and missed the second intentionally, but the Thunder held onto the rebound and closed the game.
Lu Dort finished with 24 points and went 11-for-13 from the free-throw line, while Darius Bazley had 21 points on 8-for-15 shooting to go with 10 rebounds and four assists. Fourteen of his points came in the second half.
Aleksej Pokusevski had 12 points, six rebounds and four assists, and Jerome had 15 points, four rebounds and three assists off the bench.
They overcame the performances of Pritchard and Jaylen Brown.
Brown had 39 points and 11 rebounds as he absolutely carried the starters. The wing, playing without co-star Jayson Tatum, went 13-for-26 from the field; the rest of the starters went 10-for-38 and finished with 29 points.
Pritchard, who came off the bench and played closing minutes, contributed 28 points on 9-for-16 shooting.
Despite those two players, the 2020-21 Thunder will not break their record losing streak set way back in the first season. Fourteen was enough.
Thunder vs. Celtics: Best photos from OKC's 119-115 win over Boston

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Hello lovelies! I know I am still on a break besides my scheduled posts due to health concerns but I had to share this post that this awesome author posted on her website. I promise I will be back as soon as I can to show everyone my love back and catch up on everyones' amazing posts! You guys rock and are the best!
On Annie's website you can find her bio, book reviews, info about her debut novel First Came Forever and other amazing posts!
I am so thankful that I had the pleasure of meeting Annie and calling her a friend. Check out the link above that spotlights me and it also has links to mine as well as others' review of First Came Forever by Annie Woods!
Yay!🙌🙌🙌💜 Thanks so much! You rock!
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Thanks so much Mia!!!! Yay!!! I am so glad you love my new design! I was scared that I made it mismatch and messed it up!
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A well-deserved feature, Dani. A great blogger like you should always get more coverage.
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Greg Rickford, Minister of Energy, Northern Development and Mines to meet with forestry sector stakeholders in Dryden, as part of the government's consultations on industrial electricity prices.
Greg Rickford, Minister of Energy, Northern Development and Mines, and Todd Smith, Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade, will hold a media availability prior to meeting with automotive sector stakeholders in Oakville, as part of the government's consultations on industrial electricity prices.
Steve Clark, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, will be joined by Christine Elliott, MPP Newmarket-Aurora, and Christine Hogarth, Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, to make an announcement in Newmarket.


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Федір Ілліч Пекарський (1893, Городло на Холмщині — після 1945) — український педагог.

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Закінчив історико-філологічний факультет Київського університету.

Заснував та був ліценціятом української гімназії в Рівному в 1923—1939 роках.<ref>Трагедія отамана Волинця   У 1932 або 1933 р. у Рівному було засновано культурно-просвітнє товариство «Українська школа». Ініціаторами були … директор української гімназії в Рівному Федір Пекарський … [1, спр. 8217, арк. 37 зв.] До керівництва товариства входили … концесіонер приватної гімназії Федір Пекарський</ref> До 1930 року також був її директором; звільнений з посади польською владою. У 1940—1944 роках працював учителем української гімназії у Холмі. Після другої світової війни — учитель середніх шкіл в Одесі.

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Home-made booze in water bottles ready for sale.
KUWAIT CITY, Oct 2: Farwaniya securitymen arrested a Nepalese man in Jleeb Al- Shuyoukh for trading in alcohol with 60 bottles of local liquor in his possession. While patrolling the area, the officers got suspicious of the man's behavior especially since he threw the bag he was carrying upon sensing police presence.
The officers arrested him and they found out the bag contained liquor bottles. He was referred to the concerned security department for legal action. In an unrelated incident, a Syrian was arrested as he was driving under the influence of liquor in Farwaniya. He was taken to the police station in the area for questioning and other legal measures.
Fire tackled: Emergency workers from the Kuwait Oil Company reportedly controlled a limited fire which broke out in one of the gas lines in Manakeesh, reports Al- Anba daily. No casualties or environmental damage have been reported.
Evading arrest: Police have arrested a Kuwaiti man for using the civil ID of his brother to evade police arrest, reports Al-Rai daily. The man was reportedly wanted by law to serve jail terms in connection with several crimes.


We love our clients at Windy City Paws, and we wanted to introduce you to our client Max! Read on to learn more about this sweetheart!
My mom and her friend went to a shelter one day to visit, and once mom saw me- I knew I found my furever home. Mom didn't know she was adopting a dog that day, but both our lives changed for the better!
Cubs! In fact, I'm featured in The Anti-Cruelty Society's 2018 Calendar as 'Mr. September' by Wrigley Field.
I don't know what either of those are. Mom doesn't let me have people food [plus she's a vegetarian].
I'm partial to frozen Kong-filled treats.
I'm really good at sitting. It seems like a basic command, but I put 110% into it.
Anything on TV that keeps the humans home so I can cuddle.
Exploring new places around Chicago [check out my adventures- @thereal_maximusthedog]. Running around the dog park. Playing with doggie friends.


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Home Events Theatre "Kinky" Musical Breaks Hearts Again!
"Kinky" Musical Breaks Hearts Again!
Would You like "to take" two hours of the fun? Then You must visit the musical "Kinky Boots"! Songs and dances, the eccentric humour and the never-to-be-forgotten show. The winner of six Tonys turns back on Broadway's stage. Jake Shears as Charlie Price and J. Harrison Ghee as drag queen Lola will shine to Cyndi Lauper's music.
Thom Geier from "Entertainment Weekly" wrote about musical: "Sometimes audiences just wanna have fun. And you'd be a heel not to have fun at "Kinky Boots". One cause for celebration is the infectious Top 40-ish score by '80s pop star Cyndi Lauper. Another is Billy Porter, who portrays drag queen Lola with enough sequined swagger to make RuPaul look like a wallflower. Thanks to Porter's star-making turn, "Kinky Boots" delivers some pumps-up kicks."
If You don't khow what about the sparkling show, we tell: Young Brit Charlie Price abandons his family's shoe factory to live with his demanding girlfriend in London. But after the unexpected death of his father, Charlie returns to the struggling factory and finds it's up to him to figure out a way to keep the business alive. Enter Lola, a fabulous drag queen, who gives Charlie the idea to create ladies' shoes for men. Soon, the factory is turning out "kinky boots" under the supervision of Charlie and Lola, but can this harebrained scheme actually work? And can these two extremely different men find a common ground and become real friends?
Why is It worth to watch "Kinky Boots"? Winner of six 2013 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, "Kinky Boots" features the first-ever Broadway score by Grammy winner Cyndi Lauper and a hilarious yet moving book by four-time Tony winner Harvey Fierstein. The new musical packs a punch and provides everything audiences look for in a night at the theater: catchy songs, top-notch performances, colorful costumes, big sets, dazzling dance sequences and even a few scenes that could make you cry. Despite numbers set at a drag club, "Kinky Boots" is much more than a drag queen musical; it touches on the universal themes of father/son relationships and accepting others for who they really are. Directed and choreographed by Tony winner Jerry Mitchell, "Kinky Boots" is the epitome of a feel-good musical that inspires audiences to dance in the aisles.
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Vernon Memorial Hospital, a 25 bed critical access hospital is located in Viroqua, Wisconsin, a picturesque small community located 35 miles south of La Crosse; 100 miles west of Madison, our state capitol; and 20 miles from the Mississippi River.
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Find a Mass
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Saint John Henry Newman
Maniple
Mass sets
Magazine Stockists
Universae Ecclesiae (2011)
Letter to the Bishops accompanying Summorum Pontificum (2007)
Summorum Pontificum (2007)
Inspectis dierum (1989)
Ecclesia Dei Adflicta (1988)
The 'Norms' of 1986
Quattuor Abhinc Annos (1984)
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Ottaviani Intervention (1969)
Sacrificium laudis (1966)
Sanctissimam Eucharistiam (1957)
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The Spire – the quarterly newsletter published by the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest in England.
Current and past copies are available to download in PDF.
Orate Fratres - the weekly Newsletter from the ICKSP in Shrewsbury.
The aim of Orate Fratres is to provide weekly material to encourage and help people to grow in their Catholic faith. It will also include the schedule of traditional Masses with intentions plus announcements, events, etc. on the back page. It will be available in printed form at St Winefride's, Shrewsbury Cathedral and St Wulstan's as well as on their website. You can read the latest and back copies HERE.
Each quarter, there will be an expanded edition to which we will link below.
About the ICKSP
The Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest (ICKSP) is a Society of Apostolic Life of Pontifical Right whose goal is the honour of God and the sanctification of priests in the service of the Church and souls. Its specific aim is missionary: to spread the reign of our Lord Jesus Christ in all spheres of human life. Their work is carried out under the patronage of the Immaculate Conception, to Whom the Institute is consecrated.
The Institute was founded in 1990 by Monsignor Gilles Wach and Father Philippe Mora in Gabon, Africa, where they still have missions. Today, the motherhouse and international seminary is located in Gricigliano, in the Archdiocese of Florence, Italy.
The ICKSP has two mission parishes in the United Kingdom. Both are shrines dedicated to Eucharistic Adoration. Both provide daily Mass in the Traditional Rite.
SS Peter & Paul and Philomena, New Brighton (colloqually known as "the Dome of Home"), in the Diocese of Shrewsbury. The ICKSP was installed at the Dome of Home in March 2012.
St Walburge, Preston, in the Diocese of Lancaster. The ICKSP was installed at St Walburge's in September 2014.
From September 2017, the Institute will assume care of the shrine of English Martyrs in Preston.
St Benedict's School, Preston
At St Walburge's in Preston, in the last century, there was a thriving school in the convent and library buildings just next to the shrine. As part of their apostolate in Preston, the Institute are going to give new life to that school and bring back the sound of children's voices to its walls.
St Benedict's School will provide a solid, traditional education and Catholic formation for its pupils, under the spiritual care of the Canons of the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest. We know that many families are seeking just such a formation for their children. The School publishes a Newsletter, Current and past copies are available to download in PDF:
Sisters Adorers of the Royal Heart of Jesus Sovereign Priest
In November 2017, the Sisters Adorers of the Royal Heart of Jesus Sovereign Priest took up residence in the former presbytery at St Augustine's in Preston. The convent will serve as the 'base' in which the community of Sisters will pray, work, sleep and eat and from which they will support the life work of the Priests of the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest at St Walburge's and St Thomas of Canterbury & the English Martyrs in Preston.
The Sisters publish a Newsletter, which can be read or downloaded here:
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Masterson's Appliance in Bardstown, KY is an authorized dealer of Bosch Products. As part of the third largest appliance manufacturer in the world, Bosch has been selling high performance German-engineered appliances in the United States since 1991. Known nationwide for raising the standards in appliance quietness, efficiency and integrated design, Bosch frequently receives top ratings in leading consumer publications and is the winner the 2011 and 2012 Energy Star® Sustained Excellence Award.
So if you are looking for Bosch products in Bardstown, Coxs Creek, Chaplin, Bloomfield, Springfield, Loretto, New Hope, New Haven, Fairfield, Taylorsville and Willisburg, or if you have any questions about Bosch products, please feel free to call us at 502-348-3532 or simply stop by Masterson's Appliance at any time and we would be glad to help you.


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As the first official day of summer fast approaches and kids are out of school, families everywhere are preparing for summer vacations. Whether you're off to a cozy cabin in the mountains or a quaint cottage at the beach, you're not only embarking on a great vacation but creating a tradition with your family.
I was so thrilled when I caught the tail end of an interview with Ricky Lauren, wife of the fashion-fabulous Ralph Lauren, who has just come out with a special new book – The Hamptons: Food, Family, and History. There are few brands as all-American as the iconic Ralph Lauren, and this book exudes the same tradition and classic influence.
During the interview, Ricky talked about how special their Hampton's home has been to their family, as a gathering place for them, their friends and their children's friends. It has been a place that has kept them close, with food and special memories at the heart of it all.
The book takes a look into the kitchen, a collection of family photos and stories and I can't wait to get my hands on a copy!


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The North Carolina General Assembly yesterday overrode Gov. Michael Easley's veto of a bill that allows for an increase in the size of boats that can be transported on the state's highways.
The new law, which takes effect immediately, allows boats with beams up to 10 feet to be towed without a permit and beams up to 9 feet to be towed at night. It also provides for an annual permit, as opposed to a single-trip permit, for oversize boats.
The bill passed unanimously in the state Senate and by a vote of 95-8 in the House, marking the first time in state history a governor's veto has been overridden by the General Assembly.
In vetoing the bill Aug. 17, Easley cited safety concerns as his reason for not supporting the proposal. Easley also noted the bill would allow a driver blood alcohol level of .08, double that allowed by commercial vehicles of smaller sizes.
"I sincerely believe that this bill puts families at risk on highways and would result in death or serious injury," he wrote in his veto message, noting the state's roughly 600,000 miles of narrow two-lane roads.
"If two 9-1/2-foot [beam] boats were to meet on an 18-foot strip of road or bridge, it would be physically impossible to escape a collision," the governor wrote.


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Dagon and Other Macabre Tales is a collection of stories by American author H. P. Lovecraft, which also includes his  essay on weird fiction, "Supernatural Horror in Literature". It was originally published in 1965 by Arkham House in an edition of 3,471 copies. The true first edition, unlike some other first editions of Lovecraft collections issued by Arkham House in the mid-sixties, is bound with head- and tailbands.

The collection was revised in 1986 by S.T. Joshi replacing the introduction by August Derleth for one by Joshi and another by T. E. D. Klein.  The bulk of the tales were also reordered chronologically, while some tales were moved to appendices.  It was released in an edition of 4,023 copies, designated a 'corrected 5th printing'. This revised edition was read by Gordon Gould for the American Foundation for the Blind in 1987.

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Dagon and Other Macabre Tales contains the following tales:

 Introduction by August Derleth
 "Dagon"
 "The Tomb"
 "Polaris"
 "Beyond the Wall of Sleep"
 "The Doom That Came to Sarnath"
 "The White Ship"
 "Arthur Jermyn"
 "The Cats of Ulthar"
 "Celephaïs"
 "From Beyond"
 "The Temple"
 "The Tree"
 "The Moon-Bog"
 "The Nameless City"
 "The Other Gods"
 "The Quest of Iranon"
 "Herbert West--Reanimator"
 "The Hound"
 "Hypnos"
 "The Lurking Fear"
 "The Festival"
 "The Unnamable"
 "Imprisoned with the Pharaohs"
 "He"
 "The Horror at Red Hook"
 "The Strange High House in the Mist"
 "In the Walls of Eryx"
 "The Evil Clergyman"
 "The Beast in the Cave"
 "The Alchemist"
 "Poetry and the Gods"
 "The Street"
 "The Transition of Juan Romero"
 "Azathoth"
 "The Descendant"
 "The Book"
 "The Thing in the Moonlight"
 "Supernatural Horror in Literature"

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1965 short story collections
Short story collections by H. P. Lovecraft


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Information from Port of Amsterdam on the use of berths and arrival times for vessels based on self-learning software, developed by the company Senfal, is linked to a digital market place for electricity. Entrnce, as this trading platform from Energy eXchange Enablers (EXE) is called, provides a direct link between the producer of electricity and the customer.
Shore power stations make it possible for river cruise and inland navigation vessels to switch off their diesel generators at the quay. They will use the sustainable power grid, meaning no emissions are released at the site concerned. The pilot project will increase the use of sustainable power in the port, allow costs to be reduced, and also provide improved matching of fluctuations in sustainable energy supply and demand.
The transition to more sustainable and local sources requires new market models. This pilot project, launched on the basis of the Clean Capital alliance and partly funded by the European demonstration project City-zen, is a good example of this kind of market model; locally generated energy is used locally without the interposition of a traditional electricity supplier. In tandem with innovative parties such as Senfal and EXE, it is possible to make the transition to the smart and sustainable energy network of the future.
Port of Amsterdam wants to link a wind farm and solar panels directly to users as well in the near term. The EXE trading platform also offers small producers an opportunity to enter the market and optimise trading between them. The software from Senfal is able to match electricity supply and demand, creating a single system. This steps up the innovation and sustainability of the pilot project even further to provide a genuine example of a local sustainable energy network.


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DWI offender Jo Jackson back in Washington County jail
Jackson faces charges of reckless burning, public intoxication
Liz Skelton
Jo Jackson was booked into the Washington County Jail on Wednesday morning facing a charge of reckless burning and public intoxication.According to the arrest report, Jackson was sitting in the driveway where a fire had spread to to neighboring yards.According to recent calls, police said this was the third intentional burning. When police arrived they found Jackson fighting with her daughter in their garage. "It's concerning to us to have someone that reckless and does things that are that dangerous in our neighborhood, especially that close to our apartment where it could impact us," said Toryn Jones, who lives in the apartment building behind Jackson's.Prosecuting attorney Casey Jones said Jackson was going to be arrested soon. He said she is not allowed to have any alcohol and violated her probation by doing so earlier this week.Jones said Jackson failed an at-home sobriety test, which she's required to take every four hours. He said she has 80 days left on her suspended sentence, but hopes a judge revokes that suspension."I think at this point, what we're trying to keep the rest of the folks in Fayetteville safe from this person," Jones said.Jackson was released from jail at the end of May after serving a nine month sentence behind bars.She was also ordered to pay $2,000 in fines and court costs, according to the prosecutors office.In 2014, she was convicted of three DWI charges.Jackson pleaded guilty in September 2014 for her two previous DWI arrests, from June and August, according to the prosecuting attorney.In 2011, Jackson was convicted of negligent homicide after killing a construction worker, 51-year-old Jackie Luper. Her 12-year-old daughter was in the car with her during the accident, according to the accident report. The judge ordered her to serve 12 months probation. Last summer, she was arrested on Aug. 8, and charged with suspicion of of DWI, driving on a suspended license, reckless driving and no proof of insurance. In that case, her arraignment was set for Sept. 5. She was booked into the Washington County Jail and bonded out at $2,000.In June 2014, Jackson was arrested on College Avenue after driving while intoxicated. Police said she was wearing no underwear or pants. with a blanket wrapped around her waist. Jackson is set to appear at the Washington County courthouse on Friday for suspicion of reckless burning. No bond has been set in the case.She will also appear at the Fayetteville District Court on Sept. 30 on charges of public intoxication, resisting arrest and fleeing.WATCH the dash cam video here: Pantsless woman convicted in worker's death arrested on DWI
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Jo Jackson was booked into the Washington County Jail on Wednesday morning facing a charge of reckless burning and public intoxication.
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According to recent calls, police said this was the third intentional burning. When police arrived they found Jackson fighting with her daughter in their garage.
"It's concerning to us to have someone that reckless and does things that are that dangerous in our neighborhood, especially that close to our apartment where it could impact us," said Toryn Jones, who lives in the apartment building behind Jackson's.
Prosecuting attorney Casey Jones said Jackson was going to be arrested soon. He said she is not allowed to have any alcohol and violated her probation by doing so earlier this week.
Jones said Jackson failed an at-home sobriety test, which she's required to take every four hours. He said she has 80 days left on her suspended sentence, but hopes a judge revokes that suspension.
"I think at this point, what we're trying to keep the rest of the folks in Fayetteville safe from this person," Jones said.
Jackson was released from jail at the end of May after serving a nine month sentence behind bars.
She was also ordered to pay $2,000 in fines and court costs, according to the prosecutors office.
In 2014, she was convicted of three DWI charges.
Jackson pleaded guilty in September 2014 for her two previous DWI arrests, from June and August, according to the prosecuting attorney.
In 2011, Jackson was convicted of negligent homicide after killing a construction worker, 51-year-old Jackie Luper.
Her 12-year-old daughter was in the car with her during the accident, according to the accident report. The judge ordered her to serve 12 months probation.
Last summer, she was arrested on Aug. 8, and charged with suspicion of of DWI, driving on a suspended license, reckless driving and no proof of insurance. In that case, her arraignment was set for Sept. 5. She was booked into the Washington County Jail and bonded out at $2,000.
In June 2014, Jackson was arrested on College Avenue after driving while intoxicated. Police said she was wearing no underwear or pants. with a blanket wrapped around her waist.
Jackson is set to appear at the Washington County courthouse on Friday for suspicion of reckless burning. No bond has been set in the case.
She will also appear at the Fayetteville District Court on Sept. 30 on charges of public intoxication, resisting arrest and fleeing.
WATCH the dash cam video here: Pantsless woman convicted in worker's death arrested on DWI


Our U14s won the Spring League Div 4 final in fine style on Sunday morning last in glorious sunshine in Kilglass. Playing on a full size pitch for the first time in a 13 a side game, the lads put in a tremendous performance. Despite missing some good scoring chances early in the game, Brigids eased into a commanding lead by half time with scores coming from Billy Ray, Cian and Charlie. Ewan and Robert held sway at midfield for most of the half, and when called upon, Cormac and Niall carried out their defensive duties in brilliant fashion.
Brigids started the 2nd half on the attack again, but some missed chances allowed Shannon Gaels to stay in the game and build some momentum. Gaels then hit a purple patch, and added 2-04 without reply to put the game back in the balance. At this stage the Brigids lads were visibly tiring and the fresh legs of Shannon Gaels subs looked like they would overrun our lads. With no subs to bring on, it looked like it was going to be a real backs to the wall effort for the final 15 minutes. Adam in goal was faced with all sorts of attacks but dealt with everything superbly, and his accurate kick outs always found a colleague to give some relief and set up some speedy counter attacks.
With 13 minutes to go, after some super defending by Roan and Fionnan, a brilliant pass by Noah, found Killian. A superb run by Andrew opened up the defence which allowed Killian to find Charlie with another super pass. Charlie's effort ended up in the bottom corner of the net, and suddenly our lads found a new lease of life. Further scores followed with some brilliant play from Killian, Ewan, Robert and Andrew to set up Billy Ray and Charlie. Shannon Gaels had no answer to this reply from our lads, but despite this, they fought gallantly to the end.
This was an outstanding performance by all 13 players, and particularly the 6 U-12 lads. The win was a fitting reward to this team who had played solidly throughout the spring league.
Team: Adam Feeley, Cormac Meeley, Roan Trundle, Noah Heavey, Nial Derwin, Fionnan Kilcommons, Ewan Joyce, Robert Keenan, Charlie O'Carroll, Cian Mulligan, Killian Curley, Andrew Sheffield, Billy Ray Dolan.
Our U16 lads teams have been busy recently with our Div. 1 team playing Padraig Pearses in Woodmount in the final. The game started fast and Pearses were first out of the blocks.. We trailed in this game from start to finish with Ruairi Fallon and Conor Hand the standout performers for Brigids. Pearses prevailed on a scoreline of 5/10 to 2/14.
The u16 panel involved between the two teams are Fergal Cunniffe, Hughie Cunniffe, Jamie Curley, Brian O Hara Duggan, Shane Daly, Ronan Doyle, Gavin Daly, Kevin Derwin, Michael Dillon, Ruairi Fallon, Shane Finnerty, Harry Griselain, James Goose, Conor Hand, James Halpin, Liam Hennelly, Shane Keenan, Daniel Keenan, Adam Lennon, Luke Murphy, Daniel Meeley, Brian Monaghan, Ben O Carroll, Thomas O Brien, Martin O Grady, Luke O Rourke, Ultan O Rourke,James Rourke,Jack Ryan, Adam Samuels, Michael Sugrue, Sean Trundle.
St. Brigid's are holding a 7's tournament on Saturday 23rd June in our club grounds in Kiltoom. We will host 24 teams from 4 provinces. If you are involved with a senior or intermediate men's team and are interested please contact 0877438649. First prize is €1000 of GAA gear, second prize is €400 of GAA gear and also player of the tournament prize sponsored by EJ Menswear.
St. Brigid's Oskars has come to an end, and although we are a little bit sad it is over, we have had an amazing time and are delighted it was such a huge success. The last weekend has been absolutely fantastic from start to finish. Words cannot begin to describe firstly what a brilliant experience we've all had and secondly how grateful St. Brigid's are to all of our superb actors, actresses, producers and extras who made this event possible. To say we are blown away by the talent in our brilliant parish is an understatement. The support from all of our loyal members, sponsors, supporters and friends has been overwhelming and we are thrilled with the reaction to our Oskars event.
A big massive thank you to everyone that helped out in any way whether it was acting, filming, fundraising, giving up the use of your property etc. Also last but definitely by no means least thanks to everyone that supported us in any way. Without your support this event would not have been anywhere near as successful as it was.


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Putting Teens First in Library Services: A Road Map
Linda W. BraunShannon PetersonYoung Adult Library Services Association (YALSA)
Implementing innovative teen services in libraries requires that library staff learn and adapt with their communities. Using core concepts outlined in YALSA's The Future of Library Services for and With Teens: A Call to Action report as a spring-board, this publication takes a deep dive into the theory and practice behind meaningful, cutting-edge teen programs and services with contributions from diverse leaders in the field including front-line practitioners, managers, and researchers. From novice to expert, readers will explore the knowledge and information that they need in order to design a relevant and sustainable strategy, which will improve the lives of the teens that they serve.
CHAPTER 1 Continuous Learning
CHAPTER 2 Supporting Youth Learning
CHAPTER 3 Working Together: Youth-Adult Partnerships to Enhance Youth Voice
CHAPTER 4 Engaging with Community
CHAPTER 5 Assessments and Outcome-Based Evaluation in Formal and Informal Learning Spaces
Linda W. Braun is an education technology consultant with LEO: Librarians & Educators Online. She provides training and consulting to schools, libraries, and other educational institutions on how to integrate technology successfully. She is also an adjunct faculty member at Simmons College Graduate School of Library and Information Science, where she teaches courses on Web development and teen services. Linda has written books for ALA Editions, Neal-Schuman, Libraries Unlimited, and Information Today. She is also a TAG Team Tech columnist for Voices of Youth Advocates, and was blog manager for YALSA from 2006 through 2009.
Shannon Peterson
The Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) is a national association of librarians, library workers and advocates whose mission is to expand and strengthen library services for teens, aged 12-18. Through its member-driven advocacy, research, and professional development initiatives, YALSA builds the capacity of libraries and library staff to engage, serve and empower teens.
Putting Teens First in Library Services: A Road Map—eEditions e-book
Putting Teens First in Library Services: A Road Map—print/e-book Bundle
Putting the User First: 30 Strategies for Transforming Library Services
Courtney Greene McDonald
Joint Libraries: Models That Work
Claire B. Gunnels
Susan E. Green
Patricia M. Butler
Joint Libraries: Models That Work--print/e-book Bundle
Joint Libraries: Models That Work--eEditions e-book
Metadata for Digital Collections: A How-To-Do-It Manual
Steven J. Miller
ALA Neal-Schuman
Answering Teens' Tough Questions
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The Dissolve is no more, alas, but all the work I'm proud to have done for the site remains. And Las Vegas Weekly pretty much stopped running reviews altogether, but my stint for them ran from Munich to Phantom Thread.
We got reviews. We got a crazily detailed grid-list. We got a running top ten that omits your favorites. (added: 2019 list) Come on down!
Increasingly rare random musings and seasonal Skandies updates over at Listen Eggroll. If you're curious about what TV I watch, that information is now available. And I'm on the Twitter like the everybody else.


A new week and a new active monday workout video today. We have to work for our total body, so I decided to share a total body workout with you. Toning and muscle workout is very important for extra fat burning and a tonned body.
Leg muscles are the largest and biggest muscles in our body. Working out the legs helps you to burn a lot of calories and fat. After the legs, secondary big muscel group is our upper body. Also you have to work upper body regularly.


Tom Pratum is a native Whatcom County resident, having arrived at St Josephs Hospital, and having attended Lowell, Fairhaven, and Sehome High Schools. He later obtained a PhD in Physical Chemistry at UC-Berkeley and worked as a research scientist at UW for 15 years. In 2000 he returned and now lives just outside the city limits with his wife Peggy and their two cats and two dogs. He has been a board member of North Cascades Audubon since 2001, and has taught part time in the WWU Chemistry Department since 2004.
On Tuesday November 10, the Whatcom County Council will consider one of the more controversial "fixes": shifting $1.75 million in tax levy authority from the road fund to the general fund. In my previous posting, I pointed out that this would not be fair to county residents because only property taxpayers in unincorporated areas pay road fund tax, while all property tax payers pay general fund tax. Because city taxpayers pay no road fund tax, the result would be a shift of the tax burden from the unicorporated areas to the cities - resulting in a tax increase for city payers.
I think it is pretty obvious this proposal is not fair, so what are the county's options?
Divert road funds directly into the general fund. Turns out this is really not fair for the same reason the "levy shift" is not fair - the road fund has not been paid into equally across the county, so using it to pay off general fund expenses that should be born by all taxpayers is not fair. Additionally, such a diversion makes the county ineligible for Rural Arterial Program funding - which is slated to partially fund the upgrade of Lincoln Road.
Increase the general fund tax levy rate (increase taxes). Since this would affect all taxpayers equally, this would be fair, but do they have the backbone?
Decrease services - meaning layoff employees. This would be fair to taxpayers, and is exactly what other governmental and private sector organizations have had to do in recent times.
Shift levy authority from a fund paid equally by all taxpayers - for example the conservation futures fund - to the general fund. This would be fair, but obviously would reduce funds available in the conservation futures fund, and also would not provide sufficient funds to "plug" the hole, requiring further measures.
From my view of this, the proposed levy shift, and the first item in the list above, should be off the table due to its lack of fairness. The second three items should all be looked to for the solution to the county's budget problems. The issue is, no one wants to raise taxes, especially now. Add to that the fact that the county administration has said "no layoffs", and you can see county officials are pretty well painted into a corner here. I think they ought to get ready to walk across the paint and get messed up a little…..
Is Whatcom County Government 'Frugal'?
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8584 The Scottish West Highland Way Trek 2022 Discover the incredible natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands, taste whisky fresh from a local distillery and enjoy an optional first-class ride on the world-famous Jacobite Steam Train, aka. the Hogwarts Express, on our unbeatable Scottish adventure. 4 UK Trek https://www.dream-challenges.com/us/challenges/the-scottish-west-highland-way-trek-2022/ https://www.dream-challenges.com/us/media/6557/whatsapp-image-2021-08-23-at-160727.jpeg InStock 2173 GBP Trek
The Scottish West Highland Way Trek 2022
Remaining amount Self-funded Pay the balance Info $1,574 Sponsorship Pay the balance Info $3,147
Due to the success of our first West Highland Way Trek in 2021, we're delighted to relive the challenge in 2022 so that even more adventurers have a chance to experience the magic.
Discover the incredible natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands, taste whisky fresh from a local distillery and enjoy an optional first-class ride on the world-famous Jacobite Steam Train, aka. the Hogwarts Express, on our unbeatable Scottish adventure.
Setting off just outside Glasgow, we'll trek on clear paths and trails alongside the magical Loch Lomond and fresh-water rivers to its north. We'll wind our way through forested hills, ancient woodland and the amazing Munro and Mamore mountains, with views of Ben Nevis, the Glenfinnan Viaduct and the Buchaille Mor Etive in the heart of Glen Coe.
Along the way, we'll stop in traditional Highland settlements and camp amidst spectacular mountain scenery – the perfect escape after so long at home in lock-down!
Every step of the way, we can look out for local wildlife. In 2021, we were lucky enough to see a magnificent stag!
Crossing our finish line at the "outdoor capital" of Fort William, we end our adventure with an optional first-class ride on the Jacobite Steam Train, aka. the Hogwarts Express! Widely named one of the greatest rail journeys in the world, we'll enjoy breath-taking scenes of lochs, mountains and valleys featured in the Harry Potter films.
You may also choose to stay an extra night in Fort William to give you more time to explore the town and its surroundings. We will send all participants details of how to book the optional train ride and extra night in Fort William closer the event date.
Our adventure begins when we first meet as a group in Milngavie, just outside Glasgow. We'll send you details of our comfortable accommodation once you register for the trek, and you'll have all day to make your own way there.
Milngavie has fantastic transport links, including trains to Glasgow's stunning city centre, so you may want to make the most of the opportunity to explore the city.
In the evening, we unite for our Welcome Dinner and a briefing from our Challenge Leader. Then, we retire for a good night's rest before we commence our trek tomorrow.
Milngavie – Drymen | approx. 24km/14.9 miles | +255m/837ft ascent
Rise and shine to our first day trekking. We lace up our hiking boots after breakfast at the hotel and trek through the exquisite Celtic countryside. Make the most of today's fairly flat terrain, as it's tame compared to the hills we'll face on the days ahead.
Winding our way through lush, green hills and valleys, past beautiful rivers and lochs, we eventually reach the world-class Glengoyne Highland Single Malt whisky distillery and tasting rooms. Here, we take a break from the hike with a fantastic tour of the distillery – and you can bet that we'll taste its fine whiskies!
Trekking on, we refuel with a pub lunch and then we're back on our feet to tackle the rest of the way to Drymen. At last, we approach the Trossachs National Park and Loch Lomond, where our accommodation and dinner awaits, just off the West Highland Way in Drymen.
Drymen – Rowardennan | approx. 27km/16.7 miles | +651m/2,136ft ascent
We rise early to breakfast for a mighty day of trekking ahead. A gentle start leads us back onto the main West Highland Way and on to the foot of Conic Hill.
Here, the real hiking begins as we climb at a steady pace over the hill with expansive panoramas that reward us bountifully for the ache in our legs. Once we reach the top, we tuck into a packed lunch and enjoy the view across a patchwork of lush fields and the chain of islands connecting the lowlands and highlands of Scotland.
From here, we can also see the stunning Loch Lomond and we descend after lunch to enter the little village of Balmaha on its eastern shore. We continue north along the shores of the loch and look out for birds diving for fish.
Having conquered today's toughest climb, we enjoy a tamer trek through a magical ancient oak woodland and finally reach Rowardennan. This small settlement enjoys the backdrop of the mighty Ben Lomond and yet more expansive views of the lake. We settle down at our accommodation for dinner.
Rowardennan – Inverarnan | approx. 25km/15.5 miles | +566m/1,857ft ascent
We wake early today and leave our accommodation before breakfast, bringing a packed one with us instead, as we continue trekking north along the eastern shore of Loch Lomond
We follow clear footpaths through historic forests bursting with life, the bright variety of vegetation well-nourished from the neighbouring loch. It's a long day of walking, but the scenery keeps us smiling and energised, with a picnic lunch along the way to revive us for the afternoon.
Reaching Inversnaid, we're treated to a footbridge crossing that takes in a breath-taking 620ft-waterfall cascading down into Loch Lomond, a scene that puts into perspective the power of nature.
As we put more distance behind us, our path becomes rockier and we're likely to encounter a few crags and boulders, which just make our adventure more exciting.
Our day's walk ends when we enter the postcard-perfect Highland hamlet of Inverarnan at the top of Loch Lomond. Here, we find our accommodation and settle down for a delicious dinner at the famous Drover's Inn, renowned for its hospitality.
Inverarnan – Tyndrum | approx. 20km/12.5 miles | + 1,857ft/566m ascent
Leaving our accommodation and views of Loch Lomond after breakfast, we spend the day following the River Falloch. The landscape opens to expansive views of soaring snow-capped mountains.
We undulate along tracks and old military roads over moderate hills, enjoying mainly smooth surfaces and vistas of the Munros, Highland mountains over 3,000ft/1,345m tall.
Nestled amidst this incredible natural scenery, we encounter the small, historic village of Crainlarich, an important transport link along the West Highland Trainline, the same line followed by the Jacobite Steam Train! We can't be far behind the iconic steam train now, but you'll get the awesome optional chance to ride it when we finish in Fort William, a few days from now.
From here, we push on alongside the River Fillan across the valley floor and pass the ancient ruins of St Fillan's Priory. We now follow the River Cononish all the way to the village of Tyndrum. Here, we enjoy our well-deserved dinner and rest for the night.
Tyndrum – Kingshouse | approx. 30km/19 miles | + 2,070ft/631m ascent
Bidding Tyndrum goodbye, we prepare for two days of trekking with no sign of settlements. We follow the West Highland Way route along the line of the Jacobite Steam Train and admire the incredible engineering of the train track. Winding our way through the mountains, we skirt the magnificent Ben Odhar and see the pyramidal peaks of Beinn Dorain towering ahead of us over the Bridge of Orchy.
Before long, we reach the menacing boggy Rannoch Moor, the wildest and most remote part of the entire Highland Way. As such, we're treated to yet more jaw-dropping panoramas over endless natural scenery – the perfect escape after so long stuck at home in lock-down!
We end our day at the awesome Buchaille Etive Mor (The Great Herdsman of Etive), recognisable from the James Bond Skyfall movie and perhaps the most photographed mountain in Scotland.
We've now reached the edge of the amazing Glen Coe, whose steep mountains, waterfalls and swooping valleys make it a top movie spot, featured in Rob Roy, Braveheart, Skyfall and Harry Potter. Tucked amidst this captivating natural scenery, we find our night's accommodation and enjoy a hearty dinner.
Kingshouse – Kinlochleven | approx. 17km/10.6 miles| +1,329ft/405m ascent
Starting our day with breakfast at our accommodation, we head further towards the main Glen Coe and then turn south to meet the Devil's Staircase.
A moderate climb beckons and we zig-zag our way up to the highest point of the Highland Way, a whopping 550m! Needless to say, the panoramas at the top reward us well for our ascent. Here, we revel in the spectacular views of the Buchaille and the beautiful group of mountains known as the Mamores. From here, we should also be able to glimpse the handsome Loch Etive and Glen Etive.
Our trek now eases as we wind through remote hills and finally descend to the first settlement we've seen in two days: the picturesque village of Kinlochleven.
With only one day left now to trek, we settle down for dinner and a good night's rest.
Kinlochlevn – Fort William | approx. 26km/16.1 miles | 1,998ft/609m ascent.
Rise and shine to our final day's hike. We've saved the toughest trek until last, but with the spectacular finish point of Fort William ahead, we tackle it with joy.
Fuelling up with breakfast, we commence with a steep ascent out of Kinlochleven. The gruelling climb gives us bewitching views of the surrounding mountains, the best of which we get at the top. Looking back at the great distance we've covered, we gaze over Loch Leven and Kinlochleven tucked in the lush valley.
Ahead of us lies the great pass of Lairigmor, which takes us neatly through the mountains. Following a rough path, we skirt the foot of the Mamores and round them to see the UK's highest mountain, Ben Nevis. Standing proud at an impressive 1,345m, it makes a humbling view. We now descend through enchanting forestry plantations and trek our last stretch across Glen Nevis to our finish line in the heart of Fort William, said to be the Outdoor Capital of the UK.
Fatigued and filled with an unforgettable sense of achievement, we toast our success with drinks at a local pub and freshen up at our hotel before a fantastic celebration meal in the city.
Today after breakfast at our hotel, you are free to explore Fort William and make your own way home.
Alternatively, we are delighted to have organised an optional first-class ride on the world-famous Jacobite Steam Train, aka. the Hogwarts Express, complete with an afternoon tea!,
Named one of the world's greatest rail journeys, you'll find the ride amazing. Few people get to experience the rustic feel of a steam train, let alone first-class seats and afternoon tea, and you'll never forget the views across sparkling lochs and the surrounding mountains.
We'll ride the same route featured in the Harry Potter films and gaze out over key movie scenes, including the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct, where Harry almost fell out of the flying Ford Anglia. What a way to end our Highland adventure!
As Fort William and the surrounding areas are too beautiful to leave straight away, you are also more than welcome to opt for an extra night at the hotel. We will send all participants the details of the optional train ride and extra night, including the times and prices, closer to the challenge.
*Please note, this itinerary is subject to change.
Pay a non-refundable registration fee of £199, which is used to administer the challenge and pay deposits to suppliers.
Pay the challenge costs of £1,099 yourself 12 weeks before your challenge starts.
The challenge costs cover your food, accommodation, transfers, a tour and tasting session at the world-class Glengoyne Highland Single Malt Whisky Distillery, and full challenge support, including a team of outdoor remote first-aid trained challenge guides.
Choose to fundraise as much as you can for the charity, hospice or animal sanctuary of your choice or make a personal donation.
Pay your registration fee and then commit to fundraising a minimum target for your chosen charity.
Fundraise the minimum sponsorship target of £2,200 for a charity or animal sanctuary of your choice at least 12 weeks before your challenge.
Providing you have raised the funds, the charity you are supporting will pay the challenge costs of £1,099 on your behalf.
Your registration fee of £199 per person is used to administer the challenge and pay deposits to suppliers.
Your challenge costs of £1,099 cover:
Accommodation on a twin sharing basis
Meals throughout the challenge (except for your lunch and dinner on your free day in Fort William)
An exclusive guided tour and tasting session at the world-class Glengoyne Highland Single Malt Whisky Distillery
Full event management and support - the Dream Team are on hand from the moment you sign up for the challenge to provide any help you may need and answer any questions
A team of outdoor remote first-aid and COVID-19-trained challenge guides
Carefully mapped out route, following the original West Highland Way as closely as possible
Extra protocols taken to protect you from COVID-19 - please see our ground-breaking 14-step action plan here
Your Scottish West Highland Way Trek medal and t-shirt
*Please note that the first-class tickets for the famous Jacobite (Hogwarts Express) Steam Train and extra night in Fort William are purely optional and are not included in the challenge costs. We will email all participants more details and the prices closer the challenge date.
If you would like to take part in the optional train ride and/or extend your stay in Fort William, please get in touch with us to register your interest at events@dream-challenges.com or call our friendly team on 01590 646410 (Mon - Fri, 9am - 5pm) at least 14 weeks before the challenge.
In addition to paying your registration fee (£199) and either self funding your challenge costs (£1,099) or fundraising the minimum sponsorship target, you will need to budget for your:
Travel to and from Milngavie and Fort William, respectively
Breakfast and lunch on Day 1, as our challenge begins in the evening.
Optional first-class tickets for the famous Jacobite (Hogwarts Express) Steam Train on Day 9
Optional extra night in Fort William
We will email all participants more details and the prices of the optional train ride and extra night in Fort William closer the challenge date. If you would like to take part, please get in touch with us to register your interest at events@dream-challenges.com or call our friendly team on 01590 646410 (Mon - Fri, 9am - 5pm) at least 14 weeks before the challenge.
You must wear comfortable hiking boots. We'll send all participants a full kit list ahead of the challenge.
All meals are provided, but you may want to bring any snacks you want to nibble on along the way.
This trek is no walk in the park, but certainly suitable for ramblers and anyone looking for a challenge this autumn. It's the perfect motivation to get fit, improve your own mental and physical health and support your favourite charity in a magical way.
We'll trek for seven days straight, covering distances ranging from 12 to 19 miles, so we recommend that you're used to walking long-distance and can keep up to the pace of 5km (3 miles) per hour, nine hours per day.
Once you register for the challenge, we'll send you a realistic training plan. This builds up gradually over time so you'll be ready and raring to go by the time we meet in Milngavie.
Please don't be! The majority of people will sign up on their own and our Dream Challenges are renowned for the amazing camaraderie and life-long friendships made as our groups take on these incredible feats together.
Once you've signed up for the challenge, we'll send you a link to a private Facebook group for everyone registered for The Scottish West Highland Way Trek.
Please feel free to use this space to swap questions, advice and updates with your fellow trekkers on your training and fundraising.
You may also want to reach out to the fellow participants in this group to see if there's anyone in your local area you can meet up to train and fundraise with.
Can we join as a team?
Absolutely. We encourage solo trekkers and teams alike to join us for the challenge.
Our Dream Challenges are renowned for their camaraderie, so it's a fantastic opportunity to strengthen bonds between teammates and/or make new friends there.
Join us with your friends and family or take it on as a corporate challenge and show your commitment to corporate social responsibility while having the time of your life. You could even take this opportunity to raise funds for your charity of the year.
You can commit to a sponsorship target or choose to self fund with a personal donation or some optional fundraising.
Do you have to carry your own equipment?
Your luggage, food and water will be transported to our accommodation each day, so you will only need to carry a small day pack containing essential accessories and equipment.
We recommend carrying a small day bag with you as we walk, to keep your water bottle (ideally at least two litres) and phone/camera, along with any other personal items you want to hand.
How do I get there?
We'll start our challenge at the Premier Inn in Milngavie. Please make your own way there and factor the travel expense into your budget.
Situated on the outskirts of Glasgow, the hotel has fantastic transport connections and is easily accessible by car. We first meet for our challenge briefing and dinner in the evening, so please make sure you arrive in time.
103 Main Street, Milngavie, Scotland
G62 6JQ
Sat Nav Directions: G62 6JQ
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Situated on A81, close to Loch Lomond and the start of the West Highland Way.
From M8(J16) turn right at traffic lights follow signs to Milngavie (A879) for approx. 5 miles.
Pass Murray Park Training Ground. Turn left at the traffic lights.
Next to the West Highland Gate Beefeater which is on your right.
From the M5 - Take Junction 23 and follow signs to Glastonbury.
The nearest train station to our accommodation is the Milngavie Train Station, 0.5 miles from the hotel, with regular trains to/from Glasgow city centre.
For accurate train times and information, please visit the ScotRail website.
Where can I stay the night before the challenge?
Before the challenge
We don't meet until the evening on Day 1, but if you'd like to stay in Glasgow the night before the challenge and spend the day exploring the city, there are loads of accommodation options ranging in price. See the top ten rated hotels on Booking.com here.
We advise that you look into what precautions they have in place to protect you from coronavirus before booking. This handy guide from Healthline will help inform your choice of accommodation.
After the challenge
Our challenge ends on the morning of Day 9, with an option to stay for an extra day and night for a first-class ride on the Jacobite Steam Train (not included in challenge costs). After this, please make your own way back home.
If you'd like to spend some extra time in this stunning part of the UK and/or take part in the optional train ride, please get in touch with us at events@dream-challenges.com or by calling us on 01590 646410 (Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm) to register your interest. We will send all participants the full details, including the prices, closer to the challenge date.
This challenge includes a whole mix of accommodation, including comfortable cabins, hotels and hostels. We arrange accommodation mostly on a twin-sharing basis. However, on some nights, we will have dormitory-style rooms, due to the remote locations.
Our accommodation will be required to pass COVID-19 hygiene and cleanliness checks as part of our health and safety protocols.
Is there a minimum/maximum age limit?
You need to be 18 years old or over to take part in The Scottish West Highland Way Trek. There's no maximum age limit. One of the amazing things about this challenge is that it brings adults of all ages and from all walks of life together for one amazing event.
16 and 17-year olds may participate if given permission by the event organisers. Please get in touch with us to discuss this. Simply email events@dream-challenges.com and we'll be happy to help.
Can I still choose sponsorship?
Yes, if you'd like to fund your challenge through Sponsorship (whereby your chosen charity will pay for your challenge, provided you raise the minimum sponsorship target of £2,200 12 weeks before the trek) simply get in touch and we can arrange this for you.


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Trailer for the film "L'excision. un thème pour tout le monde" Instead of presenting a "shock-video on female circumcision, this film opens an empathic view toward those reasons given by the local communities of Burkina Faso. Not to advocate but to ask why this custom, which brings grief to many, still continues, and furthermore what will need to change The population of Burkina Faso justifies FGM (female genital mutilation) by so called traditional reasons, even everybody is aware of the conflict with human rights treaties. Will it ever be possible to implement strategies against FGM, which are accepted also by the local population? Why does indigenous reality clash with Western Laws? What is the cause to continue anyhow, and will there ever be a solution?
While integrating and respecting myths, beliefs, opinions on female genital mutilation, this documentary was shot in collaboration by an African/European film team in Burkina Faso. It reveals in a humorous way of those irrationals that drive traditions. Young girls, religious leaders, retired female-surgeons, magicians, fathers, sociologists – everyone has their say. Without imposing western ideologies this film reveals a so far unseen logic behind FGM. Not to advocate, but to stir a real discussion also among African audiences, for which it originally was made. This film on this otherwise tabooed issue now travels successfully the back-roads of Burkina Faso in the native language Mooré. Moving as "mobile moving cinema … (full text).


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Twin Cities prosecutors, defenders push to expand Minnesota veteran courts
Prosecutors say expanding vet courts is the right thing to do
By Greg Stanley Star Tribune
October 13, 2018 — 8:09pm
The war in Afghanistan was nine years old when Hennepin County started the state's first veterans treatment court in 2010. More vet courts have been added since.
But with no end to the war in sight, questions are being raised about whether the state's vet courts can keep up with the growing number of veterans. The courts — special programs designed to assist military veterans in the criminal justice system who are struggling with chemical or mental health issues — typically are funded sporadically and rely on federal grants, advocates say.
"We're just not close to where we need to be for the wave that's coming but still hasn't broken yet," said Brock Hunter, a Minneapolis criminal defense lawyer. "If this generation continues to fight these wars, we are going to have a major challenge when they come home."
Hunter, a founder of the Minneapolis-based nonprofit Veterans Defense Project, is leading a push to expand vet courts. The group plans to ask lawmakers in January to stabilize funding for existing vet courts and back legislation making it easier to start a treatment program.
The Veterans Defense Project has been working for more than a year with some of the metro area's top prosecutors, local judges, the state public defender and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Ramsey County Attorney John Choi supports the legislation and said treatment courts need stable funding. He said they should be instituted across the state and focus on proven best practices to make them successful.
Richard Tsong-Taatarii • richard.tsong-taatarii@startribune.com
Alex Kempe said the Ramsey County veterans court has helped him reconnect with family, including his oldest son Aiden, 9, and his daughter Sabriella, 2.
"The bottom line is that treatment courts work," Choi said. "We know they have better recidivism rates than the traditional adversarial process. You can't make somebody drink the water if they don't want to. But we can lead them to it."
Alex Kempe, 37, was an Army reservist who served in Iraq and had a difficult time adjusting after returning to the Twin Cities. In trouble for drugs and assaults, Kempe was accepted into Ramsey County's vet court. He said it helped him find a place to live and get time to visit his young children. "It was a godsend," he said.
Minnesota doesn't track the number of graduates or recidivism rates for veterans courts. But a 2016 Hennepin County study showed that 75 percent of the 341 veterans who entered the program graduated, well above the 59 percent national average for treatment courts. And it found that those who completed treatment were much less likely to be arrested again than those who didn't.
Veterans courts have spread in the metro area and across the state since Hennepin's began. Seven counties in all have created vet courts, while five other counties run smaller informal versions that use many of the same practices. Jurisdictions build the courts from scratch, in the same vein as drug courts, with their own rules, incentives and consequences for those who fail.
Washington County started one in 2011, and Ramsey County in 2014. Both run smaller programs than Hennepin; Ramsey has graduated 35 veterans since 2014, many of whom have only recently completed the program, which typically lasts about 18 months.
All three counties have found that most veterans who enter the program homeless were able to find and keep housing, and some reconnected with family members they hadn't seen in decades. Prosecutors, judges and defense attorneys all swear by the courts' effectiveness.
No matter where they are, vet courts follow roughly the same blueprint. They're designed for veterans who are arrested under any number of charges, most commonly drug use or assaults. Many are homeless, and most have been arrested multiple times. They include veterans who came home a year ago and those who fought in Vietnam.
Rather than prosecute the case, the county attorney accepts a plea deal with an offer: If the vet completes an intensive treatment program, typically funded through VA benefits available to former soldiers, the plea is tossed and the charges are dropped.
"We have a better understanding of trauma and how to treat it than we have ever had before," Hunter said. "It's an age-old thing. But we're only just now starting to think about how to turn warriors back into citizens."
It's getting harder for soldiers to readjust to civilian life because they're being sent back for multiple tours, said Hunter, who has a client who did 12 tours in Iraq and Afghanistan.
"We're sending these people back to combat over and over and over, in a way that's never been done here before," he said. "That trauma mounts."
'You're not on your own'
Kempe served 14 months with the Army Reserves at the start of the war in Iraq. Two weeks before going home, a good friend of his took his place on a convoy. The convoy was hit and his friend was killed.
Kempe came home and bounced around a number of part-time jobs. Within six months he was using methamphetamine, he said. He was arrested somewhere around 30 times; he'd post bail and get arrested again, he said.
He sobered up for a time, bought a house, earned a college degree, got married and had two sons, now ages 7 and 9. When his marriage started falling apart, he started using again. By 2016 he was divorced, homeless, high and wanted in five metro counties on drug charges and assaults.
Then he entered Ramsey County's vet court, which included 18 months of near-constant court hearings and check-ins. The court helped him find a place to live, and after he started making progress it helped him get parental time with his sons and find day care for his daughter, now 2.
"You have these ups and downs, but during the downs you're not on your own," Kempe said. "There's a probation officer, the judge, the prosecutor is working with you. I am able to hold myself accountable because I know how much work was put into getting me here."
Washington County Attorney Pete Orput is a Vietnam veteran who has been working closely with the Veterans Defense Project. He helped Hennepin County start its program while he was working there, and the first thing he established after being elected Washington County attorney was a treatment program for veterans.
Orput estimates that about 25 vets have graduated since 2011, and that another 25 are currently participating. He said the country has a moral obligation to help fix soldiers who come back broken.
"We're the ones who broke them," Orput said. "They didn't go to war as criminals. They went on our orders."
Greg Stanley is an environmental reporter for the Star Tribune. He has previously covered water issues, development and politics in Florida's Everglades and in northern Illinois.
greg.stanley@startribune.com 612-673-4882 greggstanley
A snowstorm that moved through Minnesota brought icy roads, high winds that prompted blizzard warnings in parts of the state. A stretch of eastbound I-94 was closed late Saturday after a crash as road conditions deteriorated with the cold that moved in.
John Thomas Finucan served as director of education for the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis from 1986 to 1989.
Domestic violence advocates left short of funds by stalled bills
Two stalled federal bills leave advocates for victims scrambling.
Employees, customers 'traumatized' after robbery at St. Paul's El Burrito Mercado
Two masked people with guns took money from the store's cash registers and wallets and cellphones from diners, according to reports.
Bill continues to climb as rural Minnesota vet cares for 72 rescued ponies
Humane Society, rural veterinarian haven't agreed on their future.
Snowstorm was lighter than expected but still dangerous • Local
Employees, customers 'traumatized' after robbery at St. Paul's El Burrito Mercado • St. Paul
La Crosse clergy accused of abuse include former Twin Cities priest who was Viterbo U president • Local
As snowfall ebbs, roads remain icy and winds pick up • Local
Is Minnesota actually more German than Scandinavian? • Curious Minnesota


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Q: Solve the equation $x^{2/3}-6x^{1/3} + 8 = 0$ I'm going around in circles on this one...
Solve the equation $$x^{2/3}-6x^{1/3} + 8 = 0$$
According to the book, the answer is 8, 64, but that makes no sense to me either...
Thanks
Gary

A: Let $y=x^{1/3}$, then the equation is
$$y^2-6y+8=0$$
which factors nicely. Can you take it from here?

A: This is just a quadratic in disguise. Don't you see that $x^{2/3}$ can be actually rewritten like this: $\left(x^{\frac{1}{3}}\right)^2$? There are typically two strategies that are used to approach solving this type of equation. You either assign your original expression under the square to a new variable and solve the equation with respect to that new variable and when done substitute back what you've got and finally solve it using the original expression. Or if you anything like me, you just don't care and treat $x^{1/3}$ as a single quantity.
$$
x^\frac{2}{3}-6x^\frac{1}{3} + 8 = 0\implies\\
\left(x^{\frac{1}{3}}\right)^2-6x^\frac{1}{3} + 8 = 0\implies\\
\left(x^{\frac{1}{3}}\right)^2-2\cdot 3\cdot x^\frac{1}{3} +3^2 -3^2 + 8 = 0\implies\\
\left(x^{\frac{1}{3}} - 3\right)^2=9-8\implies\\
\left(x^{\frac{1}{3}} - 3\right)^2=1\implies\\
x^{\frac{1}{3}} - 3=\pm 1\implies\\
x^{\frac{1}{3}} =3\pm 1\implies\\
x^{\frac{1}{3}} =3+ 1 \;\;\;\;\;or \;\;\;\;\;x^{\frac{1}{3}} =3- 1\implies\\
x^{\frac{1}{3}} =4 \;\;\;\;\;or \;\;\;\;\;x^{\frac{1}{3}} =2\implies\\
x =4^3 \;\;\;\;\;or\;\;\;\;\; x =2^3\implies\\
x =64 \;\;\;\;\;or \;\;\;\;\;x =8
$$

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I am delighted to feature my very first guest post, by the lovely Jackie Clark (@jakieClrk) . The topic is feeling beautiful in the face of cancer, and as you all know this is a subject that is quite close to home for me! I hope you enjoy!
Cancer is a devastating diagnosis, whether it be pancreatic, or related to the development of mesothelioma from asbestos exposure, cancer, and the treatment therefore, takes a toll on one's self esteem.
In this regard, especially in the case of a woman, it can be very difficult to deal with the side effects of cancer treatment. As we all know, aside from a consistent nausea, hair loss as side effect of chemotherapy that is a hard thing to deal with. That is why it is important for a woman who suffers from this disease to maintain her self-esteem despite the devastating side effects of the medication. In this regard, it is imperative that a woman adapt to the temporary changes of her appearance.
In coping with the side effects of the medication and radiation, there are various things that may be done to boost ones confidence. For instance, in the case of perfume, it is not merely something used for the benefit of others; it can also serve as a type of "aromatherapy" for the patient. The effects of aromatherapy are well documented and have been proven to enhance mood and composure.
Another important factor in making a woman continue to feel beautiful during her treatment is that of makeup and fashion. In the category of makeup, a little concealer and lip gloss go a long way. A cancer patient may use a bit of blush to brighten her cheeks when feeling frail and peaked. As for fashion, it serves to help with everything from flattering a figure that may be somewhat emaciated, to providing color therapy.
Color therapy is type of "complimentary medicine" that is used in conjunction with traditional Western medical treatments to help a patient cope with, and heal from, the disease they have been diagnosed with. It is thought that the color red stimulates blood flow, while the color blue calms it. The color yellow is thought to calm inflammation. Therefore, fashion can be used as something therapeutic on certain occasions, and a diagnosis of cancer is one of these. Whether it is that little black dress, or the pair of gorgeous heels, fashion is most definitely a way to boost a mood when one feels badly. From that new shade of lipstick, to those lipstick red boots, there are various ways in which one may feel beautiful even if they are ill.
So much of this rings true! I can acutely remember the day I sat down in that salon and watched the stylist cut off the remaining strands left on my head. I really became aware of my face on its own, the shape, how my features settled into it, the size of my ears... I think that was the moment I began to appreciate the severity of my illness. Up until then it had been easy to convince myself there was nothing truly wrong with me, but seeing myself looking the way a cancer patient "should" really drove home the fact that I was seriously ill. It was incredibly depressing and difficult facing other people looking the way I did then - my sister burst into tears the first time she saw me without hair and unfortunately that set the tone for everyone else! - and it was difficult facing myself too.
However, I found solace in make-up; when I lost my hair I lost my brows and most of my lashes too, so turned to dramatic eyeliner and bright blusher to try and make myself feel somewhat feminine and pretty. I also began wearing more skirts and dresses in a bid to balance out my cropped hair with feminine touches, with headscarves, headbands and long dangly earrings to finish off the look. Sometimes life forces you to experiment with your style, and this experience certainly shaped my current penchant for flicked eyeliner and 50s dresses! In this day and age it is such a struggle to feel beautiful in normal circumstances, so it does become incredibly difficult when you don't look as though you fit in, when people stare at you in the street and whisper about you behind your back, when your skin is ravaged and your hair gone.
But it takes a certain kind of strength to rise above this and make the best of what you have and I really believe this is the true beauty of the thing: it is not what you look like, but how you act in the face of such a terrifying evil.


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Q: redirect from inside a frame to external page and "clear the frame" I have an app that loads a page inside an iframe. Everything works well.but i am at a stage when i need to redirect to another site and its still loading this 'external site inside my frame'...this isn't what i want. How do i get rid of the frame as i no longer have need for it.
here's my controller action where i'm redirecting:
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        if(!string.IsNullOrEmpty(Url))
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            string url = string.Format("{0}?code={1}",Url,code);

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I added the iframe in my view like this:
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A: Using pure javascript, within the iframe page, following line will redirect/replace the parent window:
self.parent.location.replace('www.google.com');


The History of the Life and Adventures of Mr. Duncan Campbell, 1720. Newberry Case B863.221.
To celebrate the fifth anniversary of the Eighteenth-Century Seminar, this symposium convenes scholars from a range of fields, disciplines, and institutions both to interrogate the activity of reading as a leisure or a hermeneutic practice that unfolds in time, and to reflect upon the variegated apprehensions of time—physical, metaphorical, psychological, historiographical, political, or imperial—that shaped eighteenth-century world-making and knowledge formation.
Cosponsored with the University of Chicago, DePaul University, the University of Illinois at Chicago, and Northwestern University.
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Task Lighting. It is the workhorse of illumination and provides adequate light for tasks like chopping vegetables and reading recipes. Optimum placement of task lighting comes between a person's head and the work surface, which makes lighting located below the upper cabinets so effective. If a kitchen remodel includes a pantry, make sure to specify task lighting there as well.
Ambient lighting. It creates a warm glow that fills a room, softens shadows and helps to make people feel instantly welcome in a kitchen. If cabinets do not reach all the way to the ceiling, that space is a great spot for ambient light. Of the four types of lighting, ambient is most often overlooked.
Accent lighting. It gives depth and dimension to a kitchen. Examples of accent lighting include fixtures placed inside glass-front cabinets to illuminate China, glassware, and other collections as well as recessed, adjustable low-voltage fixtures used to spotlight art.
Decorative lighting. We like to refer to this type of lighting as architectural jewelry. It adds sparkle to a space.


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Great house. We had an awesome time. Everything at the house was as expected, no surprises. Friendly and seamless check-in process. The gift bag and wine given upon check-in was a very nice gesture. The only thing that would've been nicer would be a later check out time. 10am check out was a little early for us. But other than that, we had a wonderful time.
My group of friends and I stayed at one of their beautiful house and had the pleasure of planning our trip with the help of Lake Tahoe Accommodation. From the beginning of working with them to plan the trip they were extremely helpful and worked with us to find and place to stay at over the new years of 2016. Upon arrival the house was clean and fully stocked with absolutely anything you could need. Overall, Tahoe was an amazing experience and Lake Tahoe Accommodations allowed us to enjoy the vacation due to their professional and efficient business approach.
This house was much more lovely in person than in the pictures online. We enjoyed our stay here very much and definitely will return. The staff at Lake Tahoe Accommodations was great both on the phone and in person. Can't wait until next time.
Place was open, roomy and clean. It had everything that made you feel right at home. We went in January so the kids were able to play in the snow with their sleds and kept them occupied. The staff at Lake Tahoe Accommodations were always available when needed, they were super friendly and gave us some goodies with our bottle of wine that we enjoyed as well. We will definitely be renting from them in the near future.
Had an amazing time. The house was easy to find. I loved the kitchen. Fully stocked with everything and anything. We would definitely recommend this house to anyone.
Convenient location. Game room is great for kids. Kitchen is modern.
The house is clean and well-maintained. I will recommend this property definitely. The customer service from Lake Tahoe Accommodation is also very good. Nice stay! Will come back again!
Comfortable and clean house in a quiet neighborhood close to Heavenly.
Kids TV room with Tahoe themed murals, Playstation gaming system, and DVD library.
Big private outdoor patio in the back.