Mercer Health's Charity Ball returned for the third time since its reintroduction in 2015 on November 18. More than 350 guests enjoyed an elegant evening at the Galleria in Celina, complete with a social hour, a three-course meal and live entertainment.
The Charity Ball, reintroduced in 2015 to commemorate Mercer Health's 65th anniversary, dates back to 1950. The original Charity Ball, orchestrated by the now disbanded Auxiliary of Mercer County Community Hospital, set a gold standard for local community social events while supporting the hospital. In its reincarnation, the Charity Ball, now coordinated by a committee of volunteers from the community led by MED Foundation coordinator and event chairperson Deb Hemmelgarn, continues to support the local healthcare needs of the community. All proceeds from the 2017 event benefit Mercer Health's Building on a Promise campaign, the campaign to fund the West Wing Expansion at Mercer County Community Hospital.
This year's event featured an Old Hollywood Glamour theme complete with red carpet, a life size marquee and a champagne tower.
In conjunction with the Charity Ball, a torch red 2017 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe was given away in a 1,000 ticket reverse raffle. Dr. Wilfred Ellis from Lima, Ohio, held winning ticket number 647. Several other prizes were given in affiliation with the drawing.
The 2017 Charity Ball committee included Vennila Amaran, Shelly Bruns, Linda Finke, Sheila Gullett, JoAnn Hartings, Jaime Hawk, Connie Hein, Amy Kemper, Mindy Kremer, Lindsey Moeller, Morgan Post, Liz Schmackers, Melissa Smalley, Kathy Speelman, Nycky Stammen, Tafi Stober, Dee Uhlenhake, Mandy Wendel, Becca Wenning, and Mary Lou Wenning.
The 2018 Mercer Health Charity Ball will be held on Saturday, November 17.


Public authorities should ignore the tone and the precise wording of requests and focus upon the information which has been requested, if necessary seeking clarification from the applicant as to what information is wanted.
The DN upheld the refusal of the request on the ground that "it was framed in a way that levelled particular allegations and criticism at the Inland Revenue" and that the Inland Revenue disagreed with Mr Barber's assessment that there had been failed standards. The Commissioner concluded that the Inland Revenue could reasonably and correctly state that they had no information to provide and were thus unable to meet his request.
Section 1(3) provides that "where a public authority reasonably requires further information in order to identify and locate the information requested" and has informed the applicant, no further action is required until that additional information has been received.
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The White House, facing increasing skepticism over President Obama's call for a public insurance plan to compete with the private sector, signaled Sunday that it was willing to compromise and would consider a proposal for a nonprofit health cooperative being developed in the Senate.
The "public option," a new government insurance program akin to Medicare, has been a central component of Mr. Obama's agenda for overhauling the health care system, but it has also emerged as a flashpoint for anger and opposition. Kathleen Sebelius, the health and human services secretary, said the public option was "not the essential element" for reform and raised the idea of the co-op during an interview on CNN.
Word that the public option might be dropped angered many liberals. One prominent Democrat, former Governor Howard Dean of Vermont, said on Monday that he saw a public plan as inextricably linked to a health overhaul. "I don't think it can pass without the public option," Mr. Dean, who is a physician and a former chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said on "The Early Show" on CBS.
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Women may find it tougher to get an abortion if the religious discrimination bill becomes law
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If the Religious Discrimination Bill passes into law, women may find it harder to get an abortion.
That's because health practitioners with an objection to performing the procedure on religious grounds may have stronger legal protection and may not be compelled to refer women to an alternative provider.
This may lead women to consult multiple services, if available, before finding a doctor willing to perform the procedure.
Read more: The government has released its draft religious discrimination bill. How will it work?
Who does the bill cover and where?
In the new bill, the term "health practitioner" has a broad meaning. It includes doctors, nurses, midwives and pharmacists. If the bill passes into law, it would apply to health practitioners around Australia. This means it has the potential to override current state and territory laws protecting women seeking abortions.
At the moment, in states such as Victoria and NSW, health professionals may conscientiously object to performing abortions but must refer women to another service.
However, this new bill may override state laws by allowing health professionals with a conscientious objection to refuse to refer them.
Read more: One in six Australian women in their 30s have had an abortion – and we're starting to understand why
The bill may also restrict the ability of private hospitals or private clinics to enforce a workplace policy that requires health practitioners to refer patients to other health practitioners if they object to abortion themselves.
If the new bill becomes law, the only situations where the health professional would be compelled to provide an abortion is if his or her employer would suffer "unjustifiable adverse impact" or if the patient would suffer "unjustifiable adverse impact".
It is unclear how the courts will interpret these rules.
Read more: FactCheck: do women in Tasmania have access to safe abortions?
The new bill may make existing matters worse
The bill may also exacerbate problems some women already face in accessing an abortion.
For instance, in Tasmania, some women are forced to travel to Victoria due to the difficulty of accessing medical practitioners to perform the procedure in their home state.
In 2018, a Cricket Australia employee Angela Williamson spoke out after being forced to travel from Hobart to Melbourne for this reason. After speaking out on Twitter about the poor access to abortion services in Tasmania, she lost her job.
Conscientious objection is already a problem
Not all doctors act legally under existing legislation. A recent study focusing on Victorian providers found doctors had:
broken the existing law by not referring women to another provider if they objected to perform an abortion
attempted to make women feel guilty about requesting an abortion
attempted to delay women's access to abortion services, or
claimed an objection for reasons other than conscience.
The study also showed how government phone staff authorising abortion pills, pharmacists, institutions like private hospitals and political groups all used or misused conscientious objection. They either delayed or blocked access to existing services or contributed to the actual lack of abortion providers and services, via lobbying the public or government.
The study found misuse occurred partly because people do not have to justify or register their conscientious objection. So there is no way of knowing if someone's conscientious objection is a genuine or deeply, consistently held religious position.
The new bill will likely make these types of situations more common.
Right to religious freedom vs right to health care
The bill is controversial because it elevates the protection of religious freedom above other rights, such as the right to health care for women seeking an abortion.
Hugh de Kretser, executive director of the Human Right Law Centre, says:
Australia needs stronger protections from discrimination for people of faith, but the current bill introduces unjustified carve-outs for people to express discriminatory views and to override state and territory protections which ensure fair treatment, particularly for women accessing abortion services.
Read more: Religious Discrimination Bill is a mess that risks privileging people of faith above all others
Adrianne Walters, senior sawyer at the Human Rights Law Centre, says:
The bill will undermine women's reproductive health. In some jurisdictions, like South Australia and Western Australia, it will allow doctors to abandon their patients. The bill unjustifiably prioritises a doctor's personal religious beliefs over the right of women to access the healthcare they need.
In 2018, an International Women's Health Coalition study found a failure to provide abortions to women has terrible impacts by placing "patients at risk of discrimination, physical and emotional harm, and financial stress". Those possible harms included death.
What we'd like to see
The Religious Discrimination Bill should be amended to strike a better balance between religious rights and women's right to access abortion. It is important to require conscientious objectors to refer the patients seeking abortion to other providers.
There should also be provisions in the bill to ensure conscientious objectors genuinely have deeply and consistently held religious positions, perhaps through a registration scheme.
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Q: Best Git strategy for a project on multiple platforms Hi there i have an application that has several different applications these are:

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*"Client Server" Application (java)

*"License Server" Application (java) (i am deploying this app to heroku with git)

*"An Auto-update application" (java)

*"Client Application" (objective-c)

all i know about git is standard commiting commands and things like that and i have a github membership with 5 private repositories. So i am wondering what is the best way to utilize git on this? Possible answers are:

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*Create a single git repo and put those seperate projects in "branches" ?

*Create a single git repo and just put those projects in seperate fodlers?

*Just put them into different git repositories?

Thanks for answering.

A: I would base my decision around whether the applications are to be deployed directly from Git. I would look at a combination of options 2) and 3) - I'd definitely put the license server application into its own repository as it's being deployed to Heroku. I'm not too familiar with Heroku deployment, but it may well deploy everything that's in a specific branch, so if you add all your applications to folders within the same repo, then they'll all be deployed to Heroku together. That may not be what you want.
If different developers/teams work on different applications, they'll find it easier if the applications are in their own separate repositories.
Forget about 1) - a branch is simply a pointer to a commit, so don't add different projects to different branches.

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*Create a single git repo and put those seperate projects in "branches" ?

*Create a single git repo and just put those projects in seperate fodlers?

*Just put them into different git repositories?

I would go with 2..
Depending on the size of your various applications/projects, or how independant they are, you might consider 3, but it might add too much overhead. Even large repositories are handled very efficiently by git. A single repository also makes the release process easier since you can tag/branch the application as a whole, and do not need to do it on different repositories.
Option 1 is not the way to go - you are using branches usually for feature development, bug fixing and to manage releases. See also A successful Git branching model.

Based on comments and other answers, and if I think about it further, it primarily depends on the dependencies between the projects. I would definitely go with 2. for the Client and the Server applications and most likely also include the Auto Update application.
As others wrote, if the license server is really independent (what about the client part of the license server then?), using a separate repository for this part might be the right solution. My take is that using multiple repositories might complicate the release process, and the process to setup a developer's environment. At the end, the solution might really be the right balance between 2. and 3., based on how dependent or independent the projects are.

A: Humble opinion here:

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*Putting this stuff in branches is definitly wrong, branches of code in git always represent different states of the "same" codebase

*I wouldn't do that either, though if the two servers and two applications are interdependent enough it might be a good idea to put them in the same repository, that would be my favourite

*If the 4 applications are disjoint enough that's the way to go.

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CAE appoints Daniel Gelston as Group President, Defence & Security
CAE is pleased to announce the appointment of Daniel Gelston as Group President, Defence & Security, effective August 24, 2020. He will be based in Washington, D.C. and will be succeeding Heidi Wood, CAE's Executive Vice-President, Business Development & Growth Initiatives, who was also acting as interim Group President.
"I am very pleased to welcome Dan Gelston to CAE's executive management team, as our new Group President, Defence & Security. He is a proven leader with more than 20 years of experience in the U.S. military, intelligence community and the global defence industry," said Marc Parent, CAE's President and Chief Executive Officer. "Dan's energy and his solid track record as a growth-focused leader will be invaluable in driving the growth of our Defence business in our core operations and expanding further into an array of related adjacencies that align well to our business strengths. I have no doubt that his industry experience and exceptional leadership will propel our Defence business to reach its full potential."
Before joining CAE, Mr. Gelston served as President of L3Harris Technologies' Broadband Communications Systems sector and President of Communication Systems-West division. In this role, Mr. Gelston led his team to multiple record-breaking years of fiscal performance and significantly improved the business's overall competitive win-rate and pipeline expansion.
Prior to his leadership role at L3Harris Technologies, Mr. Gelston was President of the Special Security Agreement (SSA) businesses Smiths Detection Inc. and Cobham Tactical Communications and Surveillance. In 2017, he led the SSA-controlled portion of Smith's $710 million Morpho Detection acquisition and the divestment of Smith's Brazil business. In 2015, Mr. Gelston led the sale of Cobham's Surveillance Business and served as CEO during its transition to a standalone company.
Mr. Gelston holds a Master of Science degree in Strategic Intelligence from the National Intelligence University and a double-major Bachelor's degree in Economics and International Strategic Policy from Bucknell University.
Mr. Gelston's military experience includes active and reserve duty from 1998 to 2007 as an Armor and Military Intelligence Officer. He is a US Army Armor School Draper Awardee and Intelligence Officer School Distinguished Honor Graduate.


After about two months of active development, I am happy to announce the availability of v1.3.4 of Arduino Makefile.
In addition to the above features there are a lot of bug fixes and tweaks that got in. You can checkout the release page to find information about all of them.


Thank you to all three people who went in for my competition. You all had some great ideas, which I really enjoyed reading.
Technically, the winner is Sue who translated three of the words correctly. In second place is Jo, who was almost correct in two of her answers. But all the answers made me smile and I think all three deserve a prize. Congratulations! Let's get in touch….
Amazing – guessing and I still get a prize. I think you've got my email address?
Once again your comment was spammified, Jo. I wonder what the filter has against you. Hope you enjoy the book.
Many thanks! I love competitions that involve words and fun.


Last weekend ARDB team member Lou Luddington kayaked over to Skomer Island, Pembrokeshire and had a blissful afternoon enjoying the island wildlife. Wonderful sightings were had of some of the 25,000 Atlantic puffins that visit the island to breed at this time of year and the island was swathed in wildflowers. But most memorable from the day was a Short-eared Owl hunting for Skomer voles along North Valley. It was quite unconcerned by all the human visitors very close by and dropped to the ground several times in attempt to catch a meal. No photos were taken at the time so here is a painting of a Short-eared Owl hunting at the Dowrog Common, Pembrokeshire by our very own Rob Davies.


Maxwell Public Schools offers learning options to students in kindergarten through grade nine. Its schools conduct classes in physical education, Spanish, science and math. The district s schools offer various extracurricular activities, such as music and band. Its schools administer the Title I program. The district s schools operate libraries. Its schools also provide several sports activities, including volleyball, cross-country and football. The district s schools offer distance learning options, as well as speech therapy. Its schools provide a variety of food items for lunch. The district s schools offer guidance counseling services. Its schools provide membership options in the National Honor Society. Maxwell Public Schools is a part of Educational Service Unit 16.


Living in extreme poverty means not having enough to eat, and always worrying about where the next meal will come from; having a house with a dirt floor that does not withstand the elements, and every strong gust of wind or downpour of rain is felt in the house. Poverty often means having no electricity or clean drinking water. Poverty means not having a school nearby to send your children, and even if there is one, deciding whether to send your children to school or have them do something, anything, to earn a few cents. It means not being able to afford the medicines that you urgently need. Poverty all too often means despair!
This is where Kenoli partners come in. These 25 civil society organizations cannot alter the dramatic effects of climate change, which produces long periods of drought alternating with floods. They cannot compensate for the corruption of their countries' governments, or the lack of services in the rural areas. Nor can they prevent the terrible violence and lawlessness experienced by the citizens of Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua. But what they can do and they do do so well, is make a huge difference in the lives of the poor and most vulnerable people with whom they work.
We are inspired by the work of our partners and the people we meet. They show us resilience and determination in the face of great odds. They have turned despair into hope, empowerment, and a vision for a better future!


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The Fred Hollows Foundation is working in Ethiopia to eliminate trachoma, the leading infectious cause of blindness in the world today. In Ethiopia alone, there are over 76 million people who are at risk of contracting the disease.
In 2018, The Fred Hollows Foundation has been implementing the World Health Organisation's SAFE strategy in the Oromia region of Ethiopia, to ensure the disease is simultaneously eradicated and prevented from reoccurring. This strategy focuses on surgery, antibiotics, facial cleanliness (behavioral changes) and environmental improvements.
Between January to September in 2018, 19 lid surgeons were trained, over 45,000 trachoma trichiasis surgeries were performed and 22,714 community health workers, teachers, and health personnel were trained in trachoma elimination.
Significantly, during this time over 19 million doses of antibiotics were distributed.
Thanks to funding from The Footprints Network, The Fred Hollows Foundation was able to achieve the following outputs in the Oromia region of Ethiopia:
Train 5 lid surgeons to perform trachoma trichiasis surgery;
Perform 200 trachoma trichiasis surgeries; and
Distribute 3,446 doses of antibiotics to combat trachoma.
On Tuesday 3 July 2018, The Fred Hollows Foundation, in partnership with the Government of Ethiopia and the Oromia Regional Health Bureau, celebrated its 100,000th trachoma trichiasis surgery since the start of the program in Ethiopia.
The 100,000th surgery was performed on an 80-year-old woman, Ke-meru Abdela, in the East Hararghe Zone of Oromia.
The Fred Hollows Foundation's Acting Country Manager in Ethiopia said:
"When The Fred Hollows Foundation started work in Oromia about four years ago there were 150,000 people desperately waiting for surgery. We have made massive inroads into the problem and will continue our efforts to ensure everyone who needs surgery gets it and that together we eliminate trachoma in Ethiopia.".
The Fred Hollows Foundation has joined with strategic global partners, such as Sightsavers, and with global bodies, including the World Health Organisation, to see trachoma eliminated in the places where we work by the year 2020.
Significant progress has been made in Ethiopia through the efforts of The Fred Hollows Foundation and its partners. The Foundation's current Trachoma Elimination Project runs from 2018 until 2020, at which time analysis will occur to determine the status of trachoma in Ethiopia.
The Fred Hollows Foundation is also starting to address other eye health conditions, such as cataracts, and will continue to work in Ethiopia until avoidable blindness has been eliminated.
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Share your talents, background and expertise.Hello! I've been working in the pastry industry for about seven years, focusing on working in resorts. I spent two years managing the bake shop as Pastry Chef at Stowe Mountain Lodge in Stowe, Vermont and have also worked at The Balsams Grand Resort, currently baking at The Breakers in Palm Beach, Florida. I have experience in everything pastry from wedding cakes, plated desserts, creams, custards, and candies to cookies along with the methods and techniques behind it. Along with baking, I have spent three years cooking in the fine dining restaurant at Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Indians. On the side, I spend my time ice carving and vegetable carving. Let me know if I can help you!


Work is scheduled to start early next year on the upgrade of the grandstand at the Lavington Sports Ground, as part of the project to redevelop the ground into one of regional Australia's best sporting facilities.
AlburyCity's popular QEII Twilight Market series is set to return for three months commencing on 11 October and applications for stall holders are now open.
AlburyCity Councillors and staff have paid tribute to local MP, Greg Aplin, who has announced he won't recontest his seat of Albury at the next election.
MAMA will open its major spring exhibition, Immortality, on Friday.
On Thursday 26 July 2018, AlburyCity will launch the official program for the 2018 Write Around the Murray (WAM) literary festival. The theme of this year's WAM is Life. Stories.
Dozens of high school students are getting their hands dirty for the environment.
AlburyCity is seeking feedback from the public about the best ways to improve and protect the popular Mungabareena Reserve at East Albury.
An artist whose work was controversially pulled from the BUILDING | ART ON WALLS project in Tallangatta 36 hours after it was installed is bringing a new exhibition to MAMA.
The border will be showcased as a place for young doctors to live and work, when hundreds of medical students meet in Albury for the Rural Health Summit in September.
AlburyCity last night adopted its 2018-19 budget, which sets a rates rise of 2.3 per cent in line with the State Government's rates peg.


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Local Republicans see no clear frontrunner
In discussing the ongoing Republican presidential nominating process, only a few things are certain.
First, there's no sure way to know right now who's going to be the candidate to take on Democratic incumbent Barack Obama.
"It's a winnowing situation and we're down to four candidates," Curry County Republican Party Chairman R.L. "Rube" Render said. "If you put a gun to my head and asked which two (are the frontrunners), I couldn't tell you."
Second, even with new leaders seemingly every month and momentum only lasting until the next Tuesday's primary, local GOP leads say this is the way it's supposed to go.
"I think it's healthy," said Walter Bradley of Clovis, who served as lieutenant governor under Gary Johnson, who dropped out of the GOP race and is exploring a run on the Libertarian Party ticket. "I think it's been interesting to watch the media react and overreact. But the truth is, this is what politics is all about and what our Constitution guarantees —
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We are thrilled to be a part of the Stephanie Dillon Trunk Show on April 13th at Galleria Edina! Join us at Sundance Galleria for Stephanie's Trunk Show. 10% of all proceeds will be donated to Hope Chest for Breast Cancer.
Artist Stephanie Dillon draws inspiration from the idea that beauty is everywhere, even in the places you'd least expect it. She first took to painting as an emotional outlet after her breast cancer diagnosis, and it soon became a passion that shaped how she shared her feelings of pain, joy, grief, and gratitude. She repurposed damaged art with her trademark flare, selling it, and giving a percentage of the proceeds to charity, not only was Stephanie weaving her passions for philanthropy and advocacy, but she proved exactly what she set out to: beauty goes deeper than appearance, and art's value lies in its story.


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Melyodas je impaktní kráter na Saturnově měsíci Mimas. Nomenklatura kráterů na Mimasu čerpá z britské mytologie – konkrétně z Artušovských legend, Melyodas je tak pojmenován podle postavy jménem Meliodas – krále Lyonesse. Název byl schválen Mezinárodní astronomickou unií v roce 2008.

Melyodas leží na jižní polokouli nedaleko pólu a patří mezi větší mimaské krátery, přesto je jeho průměr více než třikrát menší než u největšího kráteru Herschel. Má průměr 40 km a jeho střední souřadnice na měsíci jsou 74°55′48″ J a 77°11′24″ Z.

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 Crater Melyodas on Mimas, Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature, IAU, USGS, NASA
 Mapa Mimasu v měřítku 1:1 500 000, Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature, formát PDF

Krátery na Mimasu

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Eton as a brand began way back in 1928. The modest start was in a relatively small neighborhood in Ganghester in Sweden. Custom Annie and her partner Brian Pettersson built an income by running a sawmill in the area. When an financial downturn due to the Earth Conflicts began biting the area, the couple had no other selection but to fold up their organization and start a new one.The shutting of 1 door led to the starting of a brand new and a far more lucrative one for the Petterssons. With the effort and talent of Annie, the Patterssons started creating fine apparel originally for the villagers. The established company's development and reputation was inevitable.
In the 1950s, the organization, then named as Skjortfabriken Specific, found its way to more and conventional growth. The business started focusing at men's shirts. The period, a jeweler or exchanged became an instantaneous fan, liked the tops and presented the brand to the United Kingdom. The rest, since the cliché goes, is real history.
Because the first title was instead difficult to articulate, specially in the United Empire, the Patterssons decided to create some adjustments through a rebranding effort. The exportation of the brand's popular tops built Eton a brand to reckon and get over it. Those who realized about the quality could truly assert that Eton is just irresistible.
As it pertains to quality and delightful shirts, nothing up to now meets Eton, especially to men who prefer everyday styling. The shirts aren't just elegant looking. The items are really comfortable, and undoubtedly, are constructed of the best products there are. That function is very much linked to the company's previous, as Annie generally managed to get standard to be sure every clothing released to the marketplace is extremely adequate in quality, all features wise.
From Sweden to the United Empire, Eton has striven to broaden their insurance and its market reach. Today, the standard shirt machine has usage of about 35 different places all over the world. Eton is a brand to beat in almost all essential special stores, manufacturer shops and men's wear departments. There are model stores and principle stores that may actually aid a much more comfortable rolling out of each and every Eton shirt.
Hewitt & Might, a London centered shirtmaker symbolize a period when shirtmaking was at their best. Their desire really is easy - to generate a range of tops that stand out for the best reasons. They believe that how you gown says everything. And quality is the main element to longterm satisfaction. Today Hewitt & May possibly shirts are testament to this. Tops manufactured in the most effective tradition. With their very own personal model and sophistication Eton Shirts .
Used technically or in a slapdash style the Hewitt & May Common V1 red and orange Eton twill generally gets me noticed. Onlookers all ask exactly the same simple question - where had I bought it? I usually answer, nonchalantly obviously, so it was handed if you ask me by my rather tall German pal by the name of Hans who said he had discovered it in a Notting Mountain jumble sale. In these days, buying a quality formal shirt has become a murky and difficult business. Choice is frustrating and an endless number of shops participate in shameless revenue and complicated jargon. POW! That is King of Wales in clothing speak for a Prince of Wales collar. In other words it is a traditional city collar. Why did not they just call it a classic city collar? Puzzled? Then I won't go into what one shirtmaker calls his Tewkesbury and Tuscany selection.


There is little doubt that the planet is in trouble. With the onset of global warming, rising sea levels, overfishing, coral bleaching and the enormous amounts of waste generated by Australians every year, the need to take action – or at the very least become more informed – grows daily.
This year's Brunswick Nature Sculpture Walk (BNSW) aims to raise awareness of environmental issues in a completely holistic manner; via its actual sculptures, the materials used, and the setting of the exhibition itself.
All of the participating artists have created sculptures from recycled or re-useable materials that reflect themes of the environment, drawing attention to issues surrounding current ecological issues or highlighting the need for us to conserve, reuse and recycle, rather than continue to live in such a disposable society.
"We've destroyed the world with plastics – especially in the ocean. Both the Brunswick Nature Sculpture Walk and my sculptures are really relevant in bringing attention to these environmental issues," says exhibiting artist Lynne Adams.
Lynne has created a life-like fish sculpture using leftover plastic bottles and bags to make the body and scales. Lynne says she has thousands of recycled plastic bottles stored at friend's places around the Shire and was initially inspired to work with plastics when she noticed her own collection of bottles building up.
"I was horrified at the amount of bottles I had lying around and decided to cut them up and create something new," she said.
"I love the fact my sculptures breathe life into unwanted things however, in saying that people need to question where their waste goes and encourage each other to find solutions. It's our waste and we need to be responsible for our own actions," she said.
A range of masterclasses and hands-on workshops will also be held during the event. Combining themes of recycling, the environment, conservation and sculpture, the workshops – run at the Tweed Regional Gallery and onsite at the BNSW – will teach participants a range of art techniques and skills, such as weaving, making art from recyclable materials and creating ephemeral art toolboxes.
Artist Shona Wilson is running a workshop entitled Collaboration with Nature, a land art workshop in which participants can only use what is found on site on the day to create a piece – and here's the kicker – without tools.
"It's really about engaging with what's given to us in a surprising and resourceful but fun way," Shona explains.
And for those who may be concerned at creating something amazing under those circumstances, Shona says it's really nothing to worry about.
The Brunswick Nature Sculpture Walk is a free event in Brunswick Heads that runs from 28 September to 2 October. Visit brunswicknaturesculpturewalk.com for more.


If Virginia Beach isn't yet on your radar, it's time to change that. Where the waters of the Atlantic meet the Chesapeake Bay you'll find this lovely coastal city, which is home to the world's largest stretch of pleasure beach.
When influencer Rachel Latour came down to visit from Quebec, she found, as she put it, "all that I love." Life here is strongly rooted in the sea, the tides, in paddling, surfing, seafood, and healthy lifestyles. Come visit and stroll the boardwalk with us. You'll see what we mean.
This video is proudly produced in partnership with Visit Virginia Beach.


Macro lens 'on a stick' - any good?
Panasonic LX15 - any good?
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The Perseid shower - Anyone staying up for it?
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Electric Trolley Rentals Boost Pro Shop Revenues
9.09am 10th January 2011 - Management Topics - This story was updated on Monday, January 10th, 2011
More and more golf clubs are taking on rental fleets to meet the demands of regular golfers
Pro Shops throughout the UK can expect to experience an uptake in electric trolley rentals this year, according to a survey* of more than 1,600 regular golfers who claim they are increasingly more likely to hire a trolley than carry.
Nearly three out of four golfers (73%) polled in the survey commissioned by Motocaddy – of whom over 80% play at least 45 rounds a year – say they are more likely to hire an electric trolley than carry if they don't already own a powered trolley.
The survey – conducted by 'National Club Golfer' magazine – confirmed that 64% of those willing to hire an electric trolley from a Pro Shop would pay up to £10 for the privilege of doing so for 18 holes, while 7% would be prepared to pay more.
"This survey highlights the opportunity for retail outlets at UK golf clubs to increase their revenue through rental fleets of electric trolleys," said Neil Parker, Sales Director of Motocaddy. "More and more golfers are looking to rent reliable electric trolleys if they don't already own one, because it makes the game more enjoyable as well as less strenuous. And many club Pros can testify to the fact that the rental experience can often lead to additional sales," he added.
St Mellion Golf Club in Cornwall is a case in point, having experienced a dramatic growth in sales following its decision to take on a rental fleet last year.
"The stunning Nicklaus Course here at St Mellion will test any trolley's reliability and I have been delighted with the rental fleet supplied by Motocaddy," said David Moon, Golf Operations Manager at St Mellion. "Our guests have enjoyed using them so much, our sales of Motocaddy trolleys have exceeded my expectations."
* The survey was conducted online in September 2010 by National Club Golfer magazine among a total of 1,678 respondents.
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(9168) Sarov es un asteroide perteneciente al cinturón de asteroides, descubierto el 18 de septiembre de 1987 por la astrónoma soviética Liudmila Chernyj desde el Observatorio Astrofísico de Crimea.

Designación y nombre
Designado provisionalmente como 1987 ST17. Fue nombrado Sarov en homenaje a Sarov, municipio de la óblast de Nizhni Nóvgorod, en Rusia.

Véase también
 Lista de asteroides del (9101) al (9200)
 Cuerpo menor del sistema solar

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Asteroides del cinturón principal
Objetos astronómicos descubiertos por Liudmila Chernyj
Objetos astronómicos descubiertos desde el Observatorio Astrofísico de Crimea
Objetos astronómicos descubiertos en 1987
Wikiproyecto:Asteroides/Artículos de asteroides


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"The Lady in the Van"
I watched this movie last night. Absolutely delightful. A tour de force by Maggie Smith.
The Lady in the Van is a 2015 British comedy-drama film directed by Nicholas Hytner, written by Alan Bennett, and starring Maggie Smith and Alex Jennings. It tells the true story of Mary Shepherd, an elderly woman who lived in a dilapidated van on Bennett's driveway in London for 15 years. Smith previously portrayed Shepherd twice: in the original 1999 theatrical production, which earned her a Best Actress nomination at the 2000 Olivier Awards; and in the 2009 BBC Radio 4 adaptation.
Ginger December 26, 2016 at 10:50 PM
I had forgotten that I wanted to see this movie until I read the title of this post several days ago, so thanks for the reminder. I got the DVD from the library and watched it yesterday, Christmas Day, snuggled up on the sofa with my husband and one of the cats. We really enjoyed the movie, and Maggie Smith's performance in particular.
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Qezelqan (, also Romanized as Qezelqān and Qeselqān) is a village in Garmkhan Rural District, Garmkhan District, Bojnord County, North Khorasan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 314, in 68 families.

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Faith April 21, 2016
This Is Wrong! Stand Up, Church!': Pastor's Fiery Sermon Against 'Wimpy' Activists, Abortion, Gay Clery and Christians' 'Silence
"Until he returns I'm going to say grown men should not share bathrooms with girls..."
A California pastor took aim in a recent sermon at Christians' silence amid what he believes to be a government assault on religious liberty and the First Amendment, imploring his congregation to speak truth.
"The ACLU and all these groups come to take Christ out of Christmas and 'You've got to take Christian out of [schools] and they're so wimpy," Pastor Shane Idleman of Westside Christian Fellowship in Lancaster, California, recently said from the pulpit. "We should be able to hold the line and say, 'Nope, not on our watch.' My Lord and savior said do business until he returns."
Idleman went on to say that, until God returns, he plans to speak his truth, and he's imploring other Christians to do the same.
"Until he returns I'm going to say grown men should not share bathrooms with girls. I don't care if you're in North Carolina, South Carolina or Alaska — that's wrong," he said. "So, the church should be the voice of reason."
The preacher continued, "We need to stop murdering millions of babies. We need to stop ordaining gay clergy. This is wrong! Stand up, church!"
Watch Idleman's remarks below:
Idleman also invoked the First Amendment and the ongoing debate of the concept of the separation of church and state — a term that he correctly said is "not in the Constitution" and that is rooted in a letter that Thomas Jefferson once wrote to a Baptist congregation.
Rather than giving the government the power to restrict religious views, he said that the First Amendment attempts to protect people of faith, saying that it was written so the government "would stay out of it and let the church be the conscience of the nation."
"They are preventing the free exercise thereof. So, the very thing that was designed to protect the church is now destroying her," Idleman continued. "Why? Because the pulpit is silent."
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When asked by TheBlaze to share what motivated the sermon, Idleman offered up a statement.
"I believe that we can be both loving and truthful," he said, calling for prayer and for pastors to speak truth. "How can we warn if we won't confront? How can we correct if we won't challenge? How can we contend for the faith if we won't question lifestyles that oppose it."
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Ulric K. Chung, A.B., M.C.S., Ph.D.
Chief Executive Officer, American Board of Industrial Hygiene, Michigan
Ulric Chung has been the Chief Executive Office of the American Board for Industrial Hygiene since 2014. Dr. Chung brings extensive experience in accreditation and management of non-profit agencies, having served for five years as Executive Director of the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND). While there, he assisted his board in developing standards, policies and procedures for the accreditation of US and international education programs leading toward the practice credential, developed positive relationships with educators, and maintained ACEND's recognition as a Title IV gatekeeper by the U.S. Department of Education. Before joining ACEND, he had almost ten years of experience in accreditation as an executive staff member at the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE). Dr. Chung applied his expertise in education and the use of technology to evaluate doctor of pharmacy (PharmD) degree programs, especially those using distance education, and continuing pharmacy education providers. In addition, he helped to simplify and standardize ACPE's accreditation practices by developing computer-based accreditation tools, evaluation instruments, educational materials and accreditation training workshops. His evaluation instruments became the foundation for self-study reports and accreditation reviews at colleges and schools of pharmacy and ACPE-accredited continuing pharmacy education providers. Dr. Chung was an active member and board member of the Association for Specialized and Professional Accreditors (ASPA) and is currently a board member on the Affordable Housing Accreditation Board (AHAB). His interests are in developing approaches for simplifying and standardizing accreditation and credentialing activities while maintaining or increasing quality through the use of research, technology and training. Dr. Chung holds a Bachelor's in French teaching with a Minor in Computer-Aided Instruction, a Master of Computer Science, and a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction focusing on Interactive Multimedia.
J. Len Williams
Executive Director, Housing Authority of Columbus, Georgia
Len has over forty-two years of Housing and Community Development experience and has served as Chief Executive Officer of the Housing Authority of Columbus, Georgia (HACG) since 2001. Prior to Columbus, he worked in Birmingham, Alabama; Savannah, Georgia and Memphis, Tennessee. Under Len's leadership, HACG manages approximately 2,300 apartments which include public housing units, project based rental assistance, mixed-income and conventional market rate apartments. HACG has developed nearly 1,000 mixed-income apartments. The Authority also manages a substantial voucher program with approximately 2,700 vouchers. HACG was designated a Moving to Work (MTW) agency in 2013 and is currently implementing a RAD portfolio conversion of HACG's public housing. HACG also manages the housing authorities in Harris County, Buena Vista and Ellaville and West Point, Georgia. HACG is one of only two housing authorities in the United States designated as an Accredited Management Organization (AMO) by the Institute of Real Estate Management. In addition to the AHAB, professional affiliations include the Institute of Real Estate Management, Georgia Association of Housing and Redevelopment Agencies. Len serves as a member of the Board of Directors of the Housing Authority Insurance Group and is a Public Housing Authority Directors Association (PHADA) Trustee. Len has a Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Memphis and is a Certified Property Manager (CPM). Len is very active in the Columbus community, serving on numerous local Boards. He and wife Fay have one son.
Diana McWilliams
Diana became President of the Affordable Housing Accreditation Board in April 2017. She has over 25 years of management experience helping transform public organizations to work more effectively for the people and communities they serve. Her leadership experience includes working on accreditation from the service provider side, with accrediting bodies of the National Children's Alliance, Council on Accreditation, and the National Association for the Education of Young Children. Diana served for two terms as a state representative in Delaware, and as behavioral health commissioner for the State of New Mexico. In the commissioner role, accreditation played a crucial part in funding decisions, and assessing the quality of the provider network. Diana's unique experience, such as her membership on the executive team that expanded Medicaid for the State of New Mexico, has enabled her to have a strong understanding of all areas of managing organizations receiving public funding. She has led organizations through the accreditation process, established quality assurance programs, led re-accreditation teams, and been on the receiving end of accreditation. Diana was most recently the CEO of Families Forward Philadelphia, running the largest emergency shelter in the City of Philadelphia serving homeless families, and providing 80 units of transitional and permanent supportive housing funded by the City of Philadelphia and HUD in scattered sites throughout West Philadelphia.
Diana is a graduate of George Mason University and holds a master's degree in Public Administration from the University of Delaware where she was a Legislative Fellow for the Delaware House of Representatives and Executive Fellow for former Governor Carper, now US Senator. She is committed to helping affordable housing organizations of all types and sizes with implementing best practices, giving a platform to innovative strategies, and assisting them with being assets to their communities.
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Tariq Jamali appointed as acting president/CEO of National Bank of Pakistan
News Desk |
The Ministry of Finance, Government of Pakistan has appointed Mr. Tariq Jamali, Senior Executive Vice President as the Acting President/Chief Executive Officer of National Bank of Pakistan on Wednesday, 29th August.
The federal cabinet on Tuesday, 28th of August, suspended National Bank of Pakistan President Saeed Ahmad on the National Accountability Bureau's (NAB) request. NAB had requested the cabinet for suspension of Mr. Saeed on the count of facilitating money laundering. The former NBP President is co-accused with two other persons. On Wednesday, the National Bank issued a press release highlighting the notification of appointment of an acting President, Mr. Tariq Jamali.
According to the press release,
The cabinet approved removal of National Bank of Pakistan President Saeed Ahmed Khan citing a pending case against him for his alleged involvement in the aforementioned money laundering.
Mr. Jamali, the notification said, joined NBP in 1987 and has held various Senior Management positions at Regional and Head Office levels. During his career at NBP he has served as Group Chief of Logistics Support Group, Commercial and Retail Banking Group and Compliance Group. Presently, he was serving as Group Chief, Asset & Recovery Group. He is also Director of National Assets Insurance Ltd, Atlas Power Ltd, Fatima Fertilizer Company Ltd, Galadari Cement Gulf Ltd, Karachi Council on Foreign Relations and National Construction Ltd.
Read more: NBP emphasizes "Green Initiative" as its CSR on Independence Day
He holds an MBA degree from University of Dallas and Bachelors in Civil Engineering from USA. For the former president of the bank, the accountability watchdog has nominated him in a reference filed mainly against former finance minister Ishaq Dar. However, the court has already exonerated Saeed Ahmad on charges of money-laundering. Nevertheless, he continues to face allegations of aiding and abetting Dar in laundering the money, local publications reported.
The former NBP President is co-accused with two other persons. On Wednesday, the National Bank issued a press release highlighting the notification of appointment of an acting President, Mr. Tariq Jamali.
After the cabinet meeting that exonerated Mr. Ahmad, the Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry told the press that the NAB had taken a plea in letters written to the finance ministry that Mr. Saeed Ahmad could possibly influence the ongoing investigations. The cabinet approved the removal of National Bank of Pakistan President Saeed Ahmed Khan citing a pending case against him for his alleged involvement in the aforementioned money laundering.
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The Ministry of Finance had also made attempts during the caretaker government period to suspend Ahmad. But caretaker Prime Minister Nasirul Mulk blocked the move, saying that it would be unjust to remove Ahmad until he was convicted by the court.
In 2014, Ahmad was appointed as deputy governor of the central bank for two years. In March 2017, the PML-N government appointed Ahmad as president for a period of almost 22 months. National Bank of Pakistan is one of the three largest banks in Pakistan.
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The P50 Research Center in Perioperative Sciences: How the investment by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences in Team Science has reduced post-burn mortality
Celeste Finnerty, Karel Capek, Charles Voigt, Gabriel Hundeshagen, Janos Cambiaso-Daniel, Craig Porter, Linda Sousse, Amina El Ayadi, Ramon Zapata Sirvent, Ashley Guillory, Oscar Suman, David Herndon
ABSTRACT: Since the inception of the P50 Research Center in Peri-Operative Sciences (RCIPS) funding mechanism, the National Institute for General Medical Sciences has supported a team approach to science. Many advances in critical care, particularly burns, have been driven by RCIPS teams. In fact, burns that were fatal in the early 1970s, prior to the inception of the P50 RCIPS program, are now routinely survived as a result of the P50-funded research. The advances in clinical care that led to the reduction in post-burn death were made by optimizing resuscitation, incorporating early excision and grafting, bolstering acute care including support for inhalation injury, modulating the hypermetabolic response, augmenting the immune response, incorporating aerobic exercise, and developing anti-scarring strategies. The work of the Burn RCIPS programs advanced our understanding of the pathophysiological response to burn injury. As a result, the effects of a large burn on all organ systems have been studied, leading to the discovery of persistent dysfunction, elucidation of the underlying molecular mechanisms, and identification of potential therapeutic targets. Survival and subsequent patient satisfaction with quality of life have increased. In this review article, we describe the contributions of the Galveston P50 RCIPS that have changed post-burn care and have considerably reduced post-burn mortality.
https://doi.org/10.1097/TA.0000000000001644
Accepted/In press - Jul 8 2017
National Institute of General Medical Sciences (U.S.)
Finnerty, C., Capek, K., Voigt, C., Hundeshagen, G., Cambiaso-Daniel, J., Porter, C., ... Herndon, D. (Accepted/In press). The P50 Research Center in Perioperative Sciences: How the investment by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences in Team Science has reduced post-burn mortality. Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery. https://doi.org/10.1097/TA.0000000000001644
The P50 Research Center in Perioperative Sciences : How the investment by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences in Team Science has reduced post-burn mortality. / Finnerty, Celeste; Capek, Karel; Voigt, Charles; Hundeshagen, Gabriel; Cambiaso-Daniel, Janos; Porter, Craig; Sousse, Linda; El Ayadi, Amina; Zapata Sirvent, Ramon; Guillory, Ashley; Suman, Oscar; Herndon, David.
In: Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery, 08.07.2017.
Finnerty, C, Capek, K, Voigt, C, Hundeshagen, G, Cambiaso-Daniel, J, Porter, C, Sousse, L, El Ayadi, A, Zapata Sirvent, R, Guillory, A, Suman, O & Herndon, D 2017, 'The P50 Research Center in Perioperative Sciences: How the investment by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences in Team Science has reduced post-burn mortality', Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery. https://doi.org/10.1097/TA.0000000000001644
Finnerty C, Capek K, Voigt C, Hundeshagen G, Cambiaso-Daniel J, Porter C et al. The P50 Research Center in Perioperative Sciences: How the investment by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences in Team Science has reduced post-burn mortality. Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery. 2017 Jul 8. https://doi.org/10.1097/TA.0000000000001644
Finnerty, Celeste ; Capek, Karel ; Voigt, Charles ; Hundeshagen, Gabriel ; Cambiaso-Daniel, Janos ; Porter, Craig ; Sousse, Linda ; El Ayadi, Amina ; Zapata Sirvent, Ramon ; Guillory, Ashley ; Suman, Oscar ; Herndon, David. / The P50 Research Center in Perioperative Sciences : How the investment by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences in Team Science has reduced post-burn mortality. In: Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery. 2017.
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Q: using this keyword dojo module event handler I have a dojo module and I want to use this keyword but have some issue.
 require(["dojo/_base/declare", "dojo/_base/lang","dojo/query", "dojo/on",
          "dojo/dom", "dojo/NodeList-traverse"],
         function(declare, lang, query, on, dom, nls) {

             var mainWidget = declare(null,{
                constructor:function(){
                    this.onItemClicked = lang.hitch(this, this.onItemClicked);

                    on(dom.byId("myList"), ".toggle:click", this.onItemClicked);
                },

                onItemClicked: function (event) {
                   dom.byId("result").innerHTML =  this._calculate();
                   dom.byId("result").innerHTML = query(this).parent('li');
                },

                _calculate:function(){
                  return 10 * 10;
                }
            });

            var wg = new mainWidget();

});

I want to use this keyword in onItemClicked event handler. I want to access a methot named _calculate that out of event handler method. And I want to access query(this) object
this._calculate() is working but query(this) should return  element but does not return.
This is jsfiddle link

A: You need somehow to capture the context you want. A higher order function is a nice way to accomplish that:
dojo.connect(window, "onload", function(){
  require(["dojo/_base/declare",
      "dojo/_base/lang",
      "dojo/query",
      "dojo/on",
      "dojo/dom",
      "dojo/NodeList-traverse"],
     function(declare, lang, query, on, dom, nls) {
        var createBtnClicked = function(context){
             return function(){
               dom.byId("result").innerHTML = context._calculate();
               dom.byId("result").innerHTML = query(this).parent('li');
             };
         }

         var mainWidget = declare(null,{
            constructor: function(){
                //this.onBtnClicked = lang.hitch(this, this.onBtnClicked);

                on(dom.byId("myList"), ".toggle:click, .toggle:keyup", createBtnClicked(this));
            },

            _calculate:function(){
              return 10 * 10;
            }
        });

        var wg = new mainWidget();
});

Check it here http://fiddle.jshell.net/eL7mB/11/

A: So if I understand well, the this context should be both the widget (for the _calculate() function) and the DOM node that was clicked (for the query() function)?
That's really a big bad practice. You want to refer to two objects using a single context, not only does it sound bad, it makes your code unreadable.
Just use the event handler's target property to retrieve the clicked element, just like this:
dom.byId("result").innerHTML += query(event.target).parent('li');

But don't forget that you're overriding your #result HTML because you're using:
dom.byId("result").innerHTML = ...;

If you want to add it next to the calculated value (100), then use the += operator.

Small note: You can use the this context for both the widget and the target element by combining both objects, but like I said, that's not a good idea to do.


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David Rust
David Rust a Scottish born Trance DJ and producer is a name on the rise.
There is absolutely nothing rusty about David's skill set, in fact this slick DJ/Producer hailing from the city of Glasgow is without a shadow of a doubt one of the most promising new age hard trance artists. A DJ first and foremost, taking a huge influence from the blistering technical Decks 'n' FX styles of DJs such as Eddie Halliwell and Jordan Suckley. He is a true performer who fuses various upbeat styles on the more intense end of the Trance and Hard Dance spectrum.
Sat 08 Apr 2023
Cyprus Avenue
Cyprus Avenue, Caroline Street, Centre, Cork, Ireland


BUT! I've been noticing that even though I'm "stuck" weight wise that I feel better and I can actually ALREADY see a difference, which makes a huge difference in the will to keep going. Usually, I don't give it my all, I don't eat ~completely~ on track, I don't get enough water, I don't exercise, basically I half a** it to be honest most of the time. But I would still lose some.
Well, we've been walking 1.5 miles per day & I know that's not a lot to some people, but it is to us. We've been doing amazing, it's better than nothing; on top of me running around cleaning everything all day everyday lol.
I put on my jeans straight from the dryer & out of the closet and they were LOOSE. LOOSE! I even tried to poke out my stomach and they were STILL LOOSE. I wanted to cry I was so excited.
After our walk yesterday I went to take a shower and when I got out I put a towel around me [mind you, a larger towel, not a itty bitty one; but not like beach towel size if you get what i'm talking about] and I put it around me to cover up while I was brushing my teeth and it COVERED ME. FRONT. AND BACK. I about hit the floor with excitement lol. I have wide hips and for it to completely close made me sooo happy.
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stuff like that is just so much fun.
Love it when the jeans are looser! Great Job!!!
Awesome work! I love the towel fitting around me as well! For some reason that is one of my favorite NSV's!!
Keep up the momentum, these mini-goals will really fuel your motivation to keep it up!!