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I have a few works in progress and finishes to share with you today, so settle and get comfy as this might be a rambling one. There has been a lot of sewing happening and thought I would put (nearly) everything in one blog post to show what I've been up to - there are two more finishes that will feature in separate posts coming very soon!

First up is a finished quilt top - this is the Land of Magic quilt pattern by Kid Giddy The star, crown and castle blocks I pieced sometime ago. I had started the dragon but ran out of the background fabric and ordered more - then didn't get back to it. As this quilt was destined for my niece and she is now three, it seemed like a good idea to get it finished so she could appreciate and use it.

Land of Magic quilt top with fairytale foundation paper pieced blocks between sashing, Kidgiddy quilt pattern

Thankfully, although some of that background fabric was used in other projects I had more than enough to finish the block. The bright Amy Butler fabric works really well for the dragon and I love that it looks as though it has an eye due to the placement of the print.

Dragon made of bright fabric print foundation paper pieced quilt block

Then I made the mermaid block, with the most perfect Carrie Bloomston fish fabric for the background. Many of the blocks contain precious fabric scraps I have hoarded, like the Pearl Bracelet print used for her top. This one contains some very small pieces, like the little crown and the waistband section but it's so worth it because that creates movement to make it appear as though she is gliding underwater. Kerry's patterns are clever like that.

Mermaid with fish fabric background foundation paper pieced quilt block

The final block I made was the unicorn, with shimmering linen for the horn and a field of Denyse Schmidt fabric flowers for the background.

unicorn with flower fabric print background foundation paper pieced quilt block

You can purchase the full quilt pattern or buy blocks individually from the Kid Giddy shop if you take a fancy to one or two of them. I am happy having made all of them for this quilt and it would be fun to reuse the pattern to make individual blocks for other projects.
I have started removing the paper from the backs of the blocks and think that's going to be a good evening in front of the telly job.
The backing fabric has been chosen and it's likely I will do some sort of wavy horizontal lines to quilt it, perhaps using a decorative stitch on my machine because I like playing around with those stitches.

Land of Magic quilt top with fairytale foundation paper pieced blocks between sashing, Kidgiddy quilt pattern

My most recent finish is this tote bag, made for my mum's birthday. She had requested one with a zip and I used the excellent free tutorial by Color Girl Quilts to make the Simple Zippered Tote.
After raiding my stash for happy looking fabrics in colours my mum would like I opted for Courthope in Grape, Savernake Road by Monika Forsberg from Conservatory for the main body section, along with Arrowheads, Wildland by Miriam Bos for Birch Organic Fabrics for the base and handles.

patchwork bag hung on brick wall

This was a fun sew, Sharon's instructions are really clear and easy to follow. I'm even super pleased with how the zip ends turned out, not something that always goes my way!

zipper end close up detail of zip on fabric bag

I used Aurifil 50wt in Light Jade #1148 for the quilting and used up the Light Lilac #2615 I already had in the bobbin, so with the stitching on the handles both colours can be seen.

close up detail of thread on bag handles

Happy to say my mum really liked it!

main body of patchwork fabric bag

The kids have been busy sewing too, some cross stitch and soft toy making in the works. Lois really wanted some scrunchies so we made a few together. We used the video tutorial by Melly Sews, it has both machine and hand sewing which makes a really neat finish.

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Lois loves hand sewing but her favourite bit was putting the elastic through the fabric, I remember enjoying that bit as a kid too.

six brightly coloured handmade fabric hair scrunchies

I have had a big sort through all the quilting / sewing magazines I had (literally) lying around. I went through them, saving any of the patterns I might (one day) make and keeping any that were particularly special or had projects I made in. My mission included sorting out all the freebies, one of which was a kit from Molli Makes Issue 78 to make this little purse. Rather than add it yet another pile I thought I would actually sew it.

small zip purse with the words stay home embroidered on the front and a pencil charm on the zip
small zip purse with the words tres cool embroidered on the back and a pencil charm on the zip

'très cool' was one of the templates in the magazine and I added 'stay home' to the other side as a reminder of this current situation. The text is stitched using chain stitch - probably my favourite embroidery stitch because I love the texture it creates.

I've been working on other hand sewn projects. Here are the latest four blocks for my Manx Log Cabin coverlet.

four hand sewn manx log cabin quilt blocks

And the current stack of blocks I have sewn, not enough yet.

pile of hand sewn manx log cabin quilt blocks held up by a hand

The blackwork is going well, I am staying up to date though I don't necessarily do a bit each week, I like to save them up and then do two or three at a time. This is a free Stitch-a-long run by Peppermint Purple and you can still join in, as each weeks pattern has the previous weeks in too.

detail of blackwork stitching patterns from the Peppermint Purple Stitch-a-long

I have completed outlining all 52 boxes and finished stitching the border. With all the boxes it now shows how much of the year has already past!

full outline of the piece and 16 of the 52 boxes stitched with blackwork stitching patterns from the Peppermint Purple Stitch-a-long

Probably like quite a few people there has been some online shopping going on. My friend Julia creates fabulous jewellery and I couldn't resist these neon orange rod earrings. Made of recycled perspex they are so pretty, turning from orange to a peachy pink. You can find her art jewellery at Wonderhaus.

Lucy wearing neon orange perspex rod earrings by Wonderhaus

Then there's the stickers. Some lovely dots and a gorgeous vellum insert for my planner. While I may have nothing external to plan for I can still make lists!! These are from Squizzleberry, also on Etsy:

dot stickers and vellum pocket planner insert with the text Just do It

And I went on an all out sticker spree on Etsy. My excuse is I need to decorate my laptop, I did with my last laptop that died and it always made me smile looking at it. This one is silver and looks near enough the same as my husbands and my sons laptops, which is confusing me. So it needs personality.

I got the cool Starcourt Mall sticker from Banter Badges - it is much more pink in real life - and this total flashback Blockbuster video sticker from NancysJars. This made me smile so much. I loved Blockbuster, trawling the aisles looking for the perfect film for whatever mood I was in. There was much sadness when my local one closed down. Even seeing what cardboard film cutout was in there each time was fun. Although I never did get to one in time to call dibs on it (remember that? They'd write the persons name on the back that got to keep it).

Starcourt Mall vinyl sticker and Blockbuster video rental sticker

Then this cute holographic tarot card sticker from Guts & Glitter:

The Calcifer sticker was a must! We are big Studio Ghibli fans and that character gets me every time. This order came from Jon Turner on Etsy but I now know he has a website thisisjonturner.com where I will purchase from next time (always better to support creatives directly when possible). And look at all the cute things that came with the sticker, a note card, a business card, a piece of paper with info and the most adorable robot holding a pencil. The robot with a heart illustration is on the envelope along with a Bowie stamp. It's this kind of detail that makes happy mail even more awesome. He is also Manchester based, so extra nice to be supporting a local artist. Do check out Jon's website, it's full of fabulous art prints, stickers and gifts.

Calcifer vinyl sticker, note card, business card and envelope with black and white hand drawn art work of robots and Turniphead from Howl's Moving Castle by Jon Turner

Honestly that's not the end of my sticker splurge, I forgot to photograph one and I'm waiting for another to arrive. Now I'm wondering if there's even room on my laptop for all these stickers, some may have to go on my sewing machine ;)

So that's what's been keeping me busy, what have you been up to?


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How To Get From Zagreb to Zadar (& Zadar To Zagreb) In 2021

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How To Get From Zagreb To Zadar (& Zadar To Zagreb) In 2021

Zagreb is Croatia’s capital and has become increasingly popular as the entry point into Croatia, with more and more flights landing in this interesting city.  Zagreb has really come to life over the past five years with its world-famous Advent markets, unique Museums, and incredible coffee culture. Many tourists spend a few days in Zagreb before making their way around Croatia.

If you’re headed to the coast from Zagreb, the first major city to hit your radar is Zadar. With Zadar so close to Zagreb, one of the most popular questions we get asked is how to get from Zagreb to Zadar. That is closely followed by how to get from Zagreb to Zadar via Plitvice Lakes National Park.

This is because these are without a doubt two of the most popular cities in Croatia. The great news? Traveling from Zagreb to Zadar and Zadar to Zagreb is easy, with many options available to you.

How exactly do you get from Zagreb to Zadar, and how to get from Zadar to Zagreb? Let’s explore.

How To Get From Zadar To Zagreb Map

Zagreb To Zadar To Zagreb Map

Just reverse the instructions to get from Zadar to Zagreb! We’re going to cover the primary modes of transport from Zagreb to Zadar.

How Far Is Zagreb From Zadar?

The distance from Zagreb to Zadar is 285 km and the drive taking the most direct route, along the A1 motorway, will take you 3 hours. The route will take you from Croatia’s capital through continental Croatia, Lika, to coastal Croatia through the Velebit Mountains.

Many people like to drive from Zadar to Zagreb, taking the old highway and stopping for a visit in Plitvice Lakes National Park, which is right along the route. This makes for super-efficient travel!  Of course, you can choose to drive, take the bus, train, plane, or take a private transfer from Zagreb to Zadar. Let’s check each option out, one by one.

Zagreb To Zadar Drive

Split or Zadar - Zadar Greeting to the sun If you want to drive from Zagreb to Zadar or drive from Zadar to Zagreb and want to do it as quickly as possible, then the A1 motorway is your best bet. There are tolls on this motorway. A one-way trip will cost you 121 Kuna. All you need to do is leave Zagreb, enter the A1 motorway at Lucko and follow the signs all the way to Zadar.

As an alternative, you can choose to go along the old highway from Zagreb and Zadar. This obviously takes longer as the speed limits are much lower, but it’s also a pleasant drive. Plus, you can incorporate some stops along the way like Karlovac, the watermill village of Rastoke, and Plitvice.

Zagreb to Zadar Car Rental

Car Hire_Rent A car-1149997_1280There are many Zagreb car rental companies and a good variety in Zadar, so you can find the best deal possible. Almost all of them offer one-way travel options making your trip planning easy not having to return to your point of hire. In summary, driving from Zadar to Zagreb is very easy; the fastest way is down the motorway (paid route), or you can use the old road, which has no toll and is slower.

Zagreb To Zadar Bus

Bus In Croatia by BusBy far, the cheapest option is to take the Zagreb Zadar bus. There are numerous Zadar to Zagreb bus services (40-50) that operate both through the day and even through the night. The earliest Zagreb bus departure is at 12:30 am, and will have you in Zadar at 3:30 am.  A direct bus takes 3 hours,  depending on traffic.

If you are traveling in summer, we recommend that you book your ticket ahead of time, as this is a very popular and busy route. You can check out the timetable and buy tickets for Zagreb Main Bus Station and Zadar Main Bus Station from their respective websites.

As far as the buses go, they are comfortable, and some have Wi-Fi onboard, with a bathroom break along the way. Prices vary according to the bus company you use, but they are 100-200 kuna in general. Getting from Zagreb to Zadar by bus is definitely the cheapest way of traveling between Zadar and Zagreb.

Zagreb To Zadar Transfer

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If you want a comfortable, convenient, and totally hassle-free journey, then book a private transfer from Zagreb to Zadar or a Zadar to Zagreb transfer. A private transfer from Zadar to Zagreb will pick you up at your Zadar Hotel (door-to-door service), take care of your luggage, and you’ll be whisked off in a new vehicle equipped with free wifi and bottled water. Along the way, feel free to make a couple of photo stops before your driver drops you off at your Zagreb Hotel. No waiting for buses, other people and you can stop when and where you like.

Many travelers like to travel from Zagreb to Zadar via Plitvice Lakes National Park.   Plitvice is along the “old road” route, and it saves you having to backtrack to visit the National Parks once you are in Zadar. You save quite a bit of money by incorporating a Plitvice stop into this transfer.

In summary, Zagreb’s taxi to Split is the best way to get from Zagreb to Zadar when it comes to convenience and comfort.

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Zagreb to Zadar Train

While it’s possible to catch a train from Zagreb to Zadar, it’s not recommended. The trains are in poor condition and take FOREVER! If you are keen on having a less than pleasant train journey from Zagreb to Zadar by train, you can check out the Croatian Railways website’s timetable and ticket prices. The bus and private transfer are much better options.

Zagreb To Zadar Flight

Zagreb - Croatia Travel BlogFlights between Zagreb and Zadar or flights from Zadar to Zagreb are your best option if you are short on time and need to get to Zadar or Zagreb quickly. Flights are direct and take around 40 minutes, which is significantly quicker than all the other options! There can be a downside, a poor flight connection. During winter there is one flight per day and in summer that increases to 2 flights per day.

Obviously, Zadar to Zagreb flight is more expensive than the other public transport options. The other factor when determining your costs is that Zagreb Airport is located around 30 mins from Zagreb, while Zadar Airport lies around 20 minutes from the center of Zadar. Lastly, by taking the flight, you miss the opportunity to stop in Plitvice Lakes and Rastoke.

Zagreb To Zadar Via Plitvice Lakes

PLITVICE LAKES - CROATIA TRAVEL BLOGThe vast majority of travelers are now opting to drive from Zagreb to Zadar and stop at Plitvice Lakes National Park simply because it’s both a time and cost-efficient way of visiting Plitvice Lakes.

Plitvice Lakes is Croatia’s most famous National Park and an absolute must-see site. This UNESCO-listed National Park and its 16 interconnected lakes and falls are impressive. You can also make a short stop at the charming watermill village of Rastoke, which also along the route.

If you need to travel from Zagreb to Zadar via Plitvice Lakes, your best options are:

  • Zadar to Zagreb via Plitvice transfer – Here, you get a professional driver, a new vehicle, and a safe and comfortable ride with an agreed fixed price.
  • Taxi from Zadar to Plitvice Lakes and then a taxi from Plitvice Lakes to Zagreb – This is an expensive option, and that meter is always running. Many of the vehicles are old and run down, making the private transfer a much better option.
  • Bus from Zagreb to Plitvice and then Bus from Plitvice to Zadar. This is the cheapest but most inconvenient option.

Unfortunately, the only time and cost-effective option for a Zagreb to Zadar via Plitvice Lakes transfer is by using a private transfer service. All other options require public transport. Suppose you would like a quote for a Zadar to Zagreb via Plitvice Lakes private transfer contact Octopus Transfers Croatia. Prices start at 2100 Kuna / 280 Euro for a car which seats up to 3 passengers.

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How To Get From Zagreb Airport To Zadar

Zagreb Airport To Zadar Transfer

Without a doubt, the most time-efficient and comfortable way of getting from Zagreb Airport to Zadar is by private transfer. Your driver waits for you in arrivals, collects your bags, and your on your way to your accommodation in Zadar. With a private transfer, the prices are actually much cheaper than a taxi and best of all fixed and agreed when you make the booking online. For a free quote, contact Octopus Transfers.

Zagreb Airport to Zadar Bus

There are no direct bus services from Zagreb Airport to Zadar. There is, however, a Zagreb Airport bus that takes you to the Zagreb main bus station, which takes about 20 minutes. From Zagreb main bus station, you have regular bus services heading to Zadar. If you are on a budget and have time to spare, this is a great option.

What Sites Are There Between Zagreb And Zadar?

There are several interesting places you can make a stop and visit when traveling from Zagreb to Zadar, especially if you have a bit of time up your sleeve. Here are some ideas:

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Nudity? 10 Celebrities Who Won’t Get Naked on Camera

There are a lot of movies and television shows that feature nudity. Sometimes it’s gratuitous, but other times it’s necessary to tell the story. There have even been movie scenes that helped break taboos in society. But still there are some actors who just don’t feel comfortable stripping down at work. Here 10 celebrities who refuse to get naked on camera.

1. Sarah Jessica Parker

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Sarah Jessica Parker | Mireya Acierto/Getty Images

Since she played Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City you might assume she has been nude on screen plenty of times. However, all of the other actresses on the show were naked at times, but Parker had it in her contract that she would never have to take her clothes off on screen.

“Before I even started filming Sex And The City,” the actress told Sun, “I had a ‘no nudity’ clause inserted in my contract. By then, I felt no sense of guilt. I knew that I would not feel comfortable with nudity. I was thrilled that the other cast members could accept it and did it really well.”

The actress also didn’t feel comfortable with other things that were featured on the show. “I was not comfortable with nude scenes, scenes with sex toys or vulgar language — so I did not do any. … My character, Carrie, kissed a lot of men — but that’s as far as it went. I had the maturity to control my panic about the whole series and what it meant.”

2. Jennifer Garner

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The actress has had some sexy roles, including an international spy on Alias and the leather-clad Elektra in Daredevil. But you’ll never see her naked body on the screen. While doing press for The Invention of Lying, she shut down any chance of her shedding all her clothes. “I will not be taking it all off!” the actress told MTV. “Zero percent. No, thank you. The world deserves better. Not interested.”

3. Ricky Gervais

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There are many funny men that are willing to strip down for a laugh. But this comedian isn’t one of them! When asked if he would ever go nude for work he flat out said no. “There’s no chance of me doing it!” Gervais told MTV. But that doesn’t mean you’ll never see his characters naked. He said he wouldn’t do it “unless I had a stunt one.”

4. Anna Kendrick

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Anna Kendrick in Pitch Perfect | Source: Universal Pictures

The actress has a pretty young following due to roles in Twilight and Pitch Perfect. So once she started taking on more adult roles she was asked if she would ever show it all. “Emphatically, no. I will not do that,” she said according to the Telegraph. “I have been lucky because I have not been pigeonholed into the teenage movie category. I am not criticizing people who do that [nude scenes] but I plan to keep doing what I am doing and hope it keeps going good.”

5. Neal McDonough

Neal McDonough

Neal McDonough | Source: ABC

The actor was supposed to be in the TV show Scoundrels, but he was fired after three days of filming. The reason is because he flat out refused to do any sex scenes for the show. Sadly he didn’t have a clause in the contract saying no nudity, so he didn’t have much ground to stand on. The actor is reportedly a devout Catholic and is against intimate scenes, according to the Salon.

6. Mila Kunis

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The actress isn’t afraid to do romantic movies and sex scenes. She did many of them in her movie, Friends with Benefits. But you’ll probably never get to see her fully naked in these kind of scenes. “I showed side boob,” the actress told Allure. “I don’t need to show ass. You get one or the other. You don’t get both.” Well, that’s one way to get the job done.

7. Julia Roberts

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The actress has had a long career doing rom-coms. One of her most notable roles was Vivian, the prostitute with a heart of gold in Pretty Woman. But she has been, and probably always will be, against nudity in her acting. Why? Well she has a family! “You know it’s not really what I do,” the actress said, according to Daily Mail. “So if you are going ask me to do it, you have to expect it to be toned down. You know, as a mum of three, I feel like that.”

8. Rebel Wilson

Rebel Wilson

Rebel Wilson | Source: Warner Bros.

The funny lady was pressured to go nude for laughs but repeatedly stood her ground. She worked with Sacha Baron Cohen in Grimsby for which he repeatedly asked for her to strip down. “Every single day he’s like, ‘Rebel, can you just go naked in this scene?‘” the actress told KIIS FM. “And I’m like, ‘No!'” Apparently he wanted nudity because of how it had worked in his past films. “Every day he’s like, ‘Just go naked, it will be funny. Remember in Borat when I did that naked scene? It was hilarious.'” She then continued, “On the last day I thought I’d obviously won the argument, and he got a body double to do the naked scene.”

9. Hilary Duff

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Hilary Duff | Source: Wolf Films

She started off on the Disney Channel, and it doesn’t look like she’ll be shedding her clean image anytime soon. “If I do a movie I want to be myself,” the actress told Telegraph Seven. “I don’t want to take my top off or anything. In the States, it seems it’s the trend to turn 18 or 19 and then take your shirt off and do something crazy, and I don’t know what comes after that.”

10. Megan Fox

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There is no doubt that the actress has major sex appeal, and her characters usually ooze that. But don’t bank on ever seeing her nude on screen. “As of right now I can’t ever imagine myself doing nudity in a film,” the actress told MTV. She then continued to say that she feels like her body is all that she has left to keep for herself.

“People take everything from you when you’re in this business. Your anonymity is stripped from you, they invade every part of you: your personal life, your relationships. Everything you say gets judged, everything you do gets judged,” Megan explained. “Literally all I have left are my private parts, and I don’t want to also share them with the world.”

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Best Seat In The House: Duryea’s Lobsters, Montauk, N.Y.

Where to make the most of the last days of summer.

August 28, 2019 ● 2 min read

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Chef Roxana Velez has worked all over New York City in restaurants like High Street on Hudson and Del Posto. After a recent stint as the pastry sous chef at Butler Bakeshop in Brooklyn, she has decamped to the beaches of Montauk to work at Ruschmeyer's. To capture the best of summer's fleeting sunsets and rosé vibes, she heads to Duryea's Lobster Deck.

What to order:

"The raw bar is a must! They have a great selection of oysters, and since everything is family-style, it's all huge. I would say the lobster cobb salad is also a must. It's delicious and refreshing. The clam bake has everything you could possibly want and more–mussels, clams, calamari– and chorizo gives it a delicious kick."

Where to sit:

"If you are going on a date, definitely sit at the counter in the back. It's a little more private and you have the complete view of the ocean. But every seat has a perfect view, so it's not about where you sit, it's more about timing: you want to make it in time to catch the perfect sunset–this place changed my life."

What to drink:

"They have some of the best and most exclusive French rosé and for the beer lovers, several different selections from Montauk's local Brewery."

When to visit:

"Being a seasonal summer restaurant, there is a short window to visit this gem. It has the best sunset view in Montauk and is perfect for every occasion. You can have a romantic dinner or come with a large group of family or friends for a Sunday brunch and enjoy the amazing selection of rosé."

Who to talk to:

"The Maître d' is in control of the whole ship and he is a big part of the Duryea’s experience. He's super energetic and is kind enough to explain how the ordering process work–this is a counter-style place, so it gives it a very chill vibe. This is a special place. I wish I could keep it a secret, but in order to have the complete Montauk experience, you need to visit Duryea’s. The ambiance, the European-chic vibe, the friendly staff, fresh local food, the views...It has it all!"


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Electrician II (Grades 4-6)

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The pay for this position ranges from $20.14/hr to $22.59/hr.

This is an intermediate level position to work within the Marine Electrical Trade. Applicants may be assigned to a variety of E02 tasks, including (but not limited to): fabrication, lay-out, and installation of foundations (using welding equipment); layout and installation of wire-ways; installation of electrical equipment; installation of cables; banding of cables to wire-ways; packing of cable penetrations; cut-in and hookup of cables to equipment. Applicants must be able to perform this work in all areas of the shipyard to include shipboard, in production buildings, on the LLTF, in the dry dock, or on ships in the water.

Required/Preferred Education/Training

Preferred - High School Diploma or GED.

Preferred - Technical or Vocational training in electrical.

Required/Preferred Experience

Required - Experience with the use of hand, power, and pneumatic tools.

Required - Experience reading and using blueprints, including ability to perform basic layout and simple math calculations. Required - Minimum 1 year prior experience working in an electrical related field.

Required - Must meet and perform to the requirements of the E02 Physical Task Analysis.

Preferred - Experience in an industrial or shipbuilding environment.

This opportunity is located in Bath, Maine. Relocation is provided to all candidates outside of 100 miles who relocate to the area.

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The human hand is an intricate instrument that is both tough and delicate. Its functions of sensations and motion allow us to experience and control the world around us.

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Many routine hand conditions are treated in our practice. The following links provide a brief description of some of them. There are numerous other conditions that relate to the injury, disease and deformity of the wrist and hand.

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Trigger Finger

The tendons of the thumb and each of the fingers pass through a sheath on the palm side of the hand. Certain diseases and overuse activities can cause a thickening of this sheath. As the tendon passes through a thickened sheath, the tendon eventually becomes irritated and swells. Pain, catching and eventually locking of the finger will occur. Early treatment consists of anti-inflammatory medication or Cortisone injection. If these fail to provide relief, the sheath is opened surgically through a small incision at the base of the finger.

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Dupuytren's Contracture

Dupuytren's is an unusual condition. The disease comes from Scandinavia, brought here by the Vikings. It's mainly of genetic origin and therefore often runs in families. The condition caused the growth of new tissue in the hands and fingers. Since these tissues have a habit of contracting, the condition often results in flexion deformities of the fingers. The process is typically painless, but sometimes prominent nodules can be painful when gripping (imagine having a pebble in your hand while gripping something hard-you get the idea). There is nothing cancerous or malignant about this. The condition is named after the French surgeon Baron Guillaume Dupuytren who also treated Napolen. Although a famous surgeon at the time, he was most unpopular with those around him and labelled as "first amongst surgeons, last amongst men".

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De Quervain's Tenosynovitis

Tendonitis on the thumb side of the wrist can be a very painful and disabling condition. Simple pinching and twisting activities can be almost impossible. The tendons to the thumb become inflamed as they pass under a ligament and the slightest motion of the wrist can cause pain.

Treatment consists of rest, medication and occasionally the use of a steroid injection. If these treatments do not provide relief over time, the tendons can be surgically released.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Carpal tunnel syndrome is a common hand problem resulting from pressure on the median nerve at the wrist. Symptoms, which are often worse at night, consist of numbness and/or pain in the wrist and fingers. Eventually there is loss of strength, fine motor control and sensation.

Early treatment consists of splinting and anti-inflammatory medication. If symptoms do not improve, an outpatient surgical procedure to relieve the pressure on the nerve is suggested.

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Curiosity meanderer offers an uncommon look at shady days on Mars

Curiosity meanderer offers an uncommon look at shady days on Mars

NASA’s Curiosity wanderer just detected an infrequently seen occasion on Mars: a shady day. The office has shared pictures of “sparkling” mists (delivered by ice gems mirroring light) that began showing up once again the Curiosity site beginning in late January. They’d be passerby here on Earth, yet they’re remarkable for a planet with an exceptionally dainty climate and have even prompted their very own disclosure.

The mission group has verified that these mists are higher than expected for Mars, drifting admirably over the 37-mile top height for the planet’s water-ice mists. That raises the chance they’re dry ice mists shaped out of frozen carbon dioxide, and might uncover more about the Martian sky.

NASA noticed that the mists were most effortless to see with Curiosity’s high contrast route cameras, however that the shading pole camera delivered the best sparkle.

This probably won’t be the most sensational occasion on Mars right now. It does, nonetheless, fill in as another update that the planet is anything but a static arrangement of pictures. Mars is a unique world with always evolving climate, regardless of whether it isn’t however enthusiastic as it seemed to be in the far off past.

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Established in Jan 14, 1976 by a core of 11 enthusiasts we have grown to 40 plus members hailing from Chico and the surrounding communities.

We conduct monthly meeting, put our bonsai on display once every spring, and hold other social events throughout the year.

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In normal times, our monthly meetings occur on the second Sunday of every month at 10:30 am, and are held in the Meeting Room, at the Elks Lodge, located at 1705 Manzanita Ave, Chico, CA.

Monthly meetings cover a wide range of topics, from plant cultivation, soil mixtures, fertilizer and pest control to creative styling and staging of specimen plants.

Our members and presenters bring unusual, unique plants not often available elsewhere.

Our plant round table features members’ bonsai plant material accompanied by an informative discussion of their local cultivation requirements and pearls of wisdom by our local plant experts.

Our meetings are finished off by a raffle and silent auctions of common and not so common bonsai plant material.

Chico Bonsai Society: June Meeting

Who: Brian Larsen - Discussion and Demonstration

  • Discussion: Sources of bonsai material [Field grown, nursery stock, collected].

  • Demonstration: Collected redwood bonsai.

  • 12 June 2021 10:30 am [Open to all members and visitors] NOTE: This is a Special Saturday meeting. Our regular monthly meetings are still on the second Sunday.

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Maths Challenge - Fraction Matching

Today is problem solving day!  Check out this  FDP matching game on nRich.

Click on the links below if you would like to try some alternative versions of the Level 1 game:

  • Play with face-up cards - the cards are all face-up at the start so you can focus on the maths rather than the memory aspect of the game. How quickly can you match them all?
  • Play with a scoring system - you start with 100 points, lose 10 points whenever you turn over cards that don't match, and add 50 points whenever they do match.

Once you've mastered Level 1, there are four more levels to try, getting progressively more difficult:

To download a printable version of this game, use the links below. There are three sets - set A is the easiest and set C is the most difficult.
If you print double sided, then the cards will have an NRICH logo on the back. Otherwise, you can just print the first page.

Set ASet BSet C

What strategies did you use to work out that two cards matched?
Which pairs did you find easy to match?
Which pairs did you find more difficult to match?

We would love to hear about the strategies you used as you played the game.

Solutions are on the nRich website.

Maths Challenge - Fractions in a Box

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We have a game which has a number of discs in seven different colours. These are kept in a flat square box with a square hole for each disc. There are 10 holes in each row and 10 in each column. So, there would be 100 discs altogether, except that there is a square booklet which is kept in a corner of the box in place of some of the holes.

We haven't drawn a grid to show all the holes because that would give the answer away!

There is a different number of discs of each of the seven colours.

Half (12 ) of the discs are red, 14 are black and 112 are blue.

One complete row (of 10 holes) of the box is filled with all the blue and green discs.

One of the shortened rows (that is where the booklet is) is exactly filled with all the orange discs.

Two of the shortened rows are filled with some of the red discs and the rest of the red discs exactly fill a number of complete rows (of 10) in the box.

There is just one white disc and all the rest are yellow.

How many discs are there altogether?
What fraction of them are orange?
What fraction are green? Yellow? White?

CLUE - to get your started......Remember the booklet in the corner of the box is square, so how many holes could it take up?
The whole box, without the space for the booklet, would fit 100 discs, so the number of discs must be 100, less the square number taken up by the booklet. What do you know about the factors of the total number of discs?

Today you will need page 10 of the booklet

Activity 5 - Quotation practice
I’m going to show you how to include a quotation from an expert, witness or previous owner. Look at the example from our model:
"Listen to what James Bond who is known by his code number 007 has to say about this must have phone I thought I had every
 gadget I required until Q invented the Multi function Mobile Phone. Now I wouldn’t possibly attempt a mission without it."
Choose the person you want to quote
Tell the reader more about them
Get your speech punctuation right.
Introduce your speech with a colon.
Have a go at writing at least 3 quotations following or imitating the pattern of the model.

Reading comprehension - choose 1, 2 or 3 star level

Art and Design

Animal symmetry pictures. Can you finish the other half of the animal drawing, focusing on the symmetry and accuracy? You can choose to sketch it or try colour too.

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Year 2 Home Learning Work for Thursday 4th June

Choose a challenge on "Hit the Button" to improve your mental maths skills.

Watch the video for today's lesson: Odd and even numbers.

Complete today's worksheet.

Spelling: Practise your spellings (look-say-cover-write-check) for 10 minutes.

Look at Monday's home learning page to find this week's spelling list.

Reading: Choose a book to to read aloud to an adult. Make sure you share ideas and discuss what is happening in the story.
Writing: Read through the Thursday writing booklet (the first page is like a contents page with a brief overview of each activity). Complete as many of the activities as you wish.

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Lesson 46

“He Will Dwell with Them, and They Shall Be His People”

“Lesson 46: ‘He Will Dwell with Them, and They Shall Be His People’” New Testament: Gospel Doctrine Teacher’s Manual (2002), 192–96

To encourage class members to face the future with hope because they know that the forces of evil will be overcome and the Savior will reign in triumph.

  1. Read, ponder, and pray about the following scriptures:

    1. Revelation 5:1–5; 6. John sees through revelation a book with seven seals and observes some of the events of the first six seals, or time periods. He sees that Satan has fought against the righteous in all time periods.

    2. Revelation 19:1–9; 20:1–11. John sees that Satan will be bound and Christ will reign in triumph during the Millennium.

    3. Revelation 20:12–22:21. John learns that after the last judgment takes place, the righteous will dwell with God.

  2. Additional reading: Doctrine and Covenants 77; Bible Dictionary, “Revelation of John,” 762–63.

  3. Suggestion for teaching: “Above all, the most important preparation is of yourself. Prepare so as to have the influence of the Holy Ghost” (Boyd K. Packer, Teach Ye Diligently [1975], 219). Each of us should be striving to live as the Savior lived and to teach as he taught. Prayerfully consider what you can do to ensure that you are teaching with the influence of the Holy Ghost.

Suggested Lesson Development

Attention Activity

As appropriate, use the following activity or one of your own to begin the lesson.

Display a recent newspaper, and point out two or three distressing articles, such as accounts of crimes or natural disasters.

  • How do you feel when you read about incidents such as these? (Do not discuss individual incidents in detail.)

Have a class member read 2 Timothy 3:1.

Point out that we are living in the last days, in the times the Apostle Paul described as “perilous.” Explain that one of the challenges of living in the last days is learning to conquer fear and despair so we can overcome trials and temptations. This lesson will discuss how we can find hope and courage through an understanding of the events to come in the last days.

Scripture Discussion and Application

Discuss how the following scripture passages can help us have hope as we face the difficulties of the last days. Help class members understand that the righteous do not need to fear the Second Coming.

1. Satan fights against the righteous.

Discuss Revelation 5:1–5; 6. Invite class members to read selected verses aloud. Explain that the first three chapters of the book of Revelation pertain to John’s time (see lesson 45). The rest of the book deals with events that were future to John, from the Apostasy that occurred after the death of the Apostles to the Second Coming of Jesus Christ and the final judgment.

Explain that chapters 5 and 6 of Revelation use the symbol of a book “sealed with seven seals” (Revelation 5:1). Each seal represents a thousand-year period of the earth’s temporal existence (D&C 77:6–7; see the third additional teaching idea for more information on the seven seals). In chapter 6, the Lamb (Jesus Christ) opens the first six seals, showing John some of the events associated with each time period.

  • One thing we learn from chapter 6 is that Satan has fought against the righteous throughout the history of the earth. According to Revelation 6:4–11, what are some ways he has done this? (Answers may include those listed below.)

    1. Violence and warfare (Revelation 6:4, 8)

    2. Hunger and famine (Revelation 6:5–6, 8. Explain that the Roman penny was an average day’s wages and a measure of wheat was one day’s worth of food for one person; verse 6 indicates that a day’s wages would only buy a day’s worth of food for one person.)

    3. Persecution (Revelation 6:9–11)

  • What tactics does Satan use today to try to overcome the righteous?

    President Gordon B. Hinckley stated:

    “That war, so bitter, so intense, has gone on, and it has never ceased. It is the war between truth and error, between agency and compulsion, between the followers of Christ and those who have denied Him. His enemies have used every stratagem in that conflict. They’ve indulged in lying and deceit. They’ve employed money and wealth. They’ve tricked the minds of men. They’ve murdered and destroyed and engaged in every other unholy and impure practice to thwart the work of Christ. …

    “[Opposition] has been felt in the undying efforts of many, both within and without the Church, to destroy faith, to belittle, to demean, to bear false witness, to tempt and allure and induce our people to practices inconsistent with the teachings and standards of this work of God. …

    “The war goes on. It is waged across the world over the issues of agency and compulsion. It is waged by an army of missionaries over the issues of truth and error. It is waged in our own lives, day in and day out, in our homes, in our work, in our school associations; it is waged over questions of love and respect, of loyalty and fidelity, of obedience and integrity. We are all involved in it” (in Conference Report, Oct. 1986, 55–58; or Ensign, Nov. 1986, 42, 44–45).

  • After making the comments quoted above, President Hinckley added, “We are winning [the war against Satan], and the future never looked brighter” (in Conference Report, Oct. 1986, 58; or Ensign, Nov. 1986, 45). How can we maintain hope and a positive outlook as we fight the war against Satan? What resources do we have to strengthen us against the power of Satan and his followers? (Answers may include the scriptures and the teachings of living prophets, priesthood authority, temples, and association with other members of the Church.)

2. Satan will be bound, and Christ will reign in triumph during the Millennium.

Read and discuss Revelation 19:1–9 and Revelation 20:1–11.

  • John identified many plagues, wars, and judgments that would occur before the Second Coming of Jesus Christ (Revelation 8–16). Then, in Revelation 19, he described the coming of the Lord, symbolized by a marriage supper (Revelation 19:7–9). What does the wife of the Lamb represent? (The Church of Jesus Christ.) What does the symbol of the marriage supper, with Christ as the bridegroom and the Church as the bride, suggest about the relationship between the Lord and his Church?

  • What must we do to be invited to this marriage supper?

    Elder Bruce R. McConkie explained: “The elders of Israel are now issuing the invitations to the marriage supper of the Lord; those who believe and obey the gospel thereby accept the invitation and shall sit in due course … at the marriage feast” (Doctrinal New Testament Commentary, 3 vols. [1966–73], 3:563–64).

  • The Second Coming of Jesus Christ will usher in the Millennium, a thousand-year period when Christ will reign personally upon the earth. What will happen to Satan during the Millennium? (See Revelation 20:1–3.) What will life be like when Satan is bound? (See 1 Nephi 22:26; D&C 45:55, 58.) How can we limit the power of Satan in our lives right now?

  • After the Millennium, Satan will be loosed for a season, and one last great battle will be fought between the armies of God and the armies of Satan (Revelation 20:7–8; D&C 88:111–13). This is sometimes called the battle of Gog and Magog. What will be the result of this great battle at the end of the Millennium? (See Revelation 20:9–11; D&C 88:114–15.) Since the result of the battle is already known, what is our responsibility regarding this victory?

    President Ezra Taft Benson said: “Each day the forces of evil and the forces of good enlist new recruits. Each day we personally make many decisions showing the cause we support. The final outcome is certain—the forces of righteousness will win. But what remains to be seen is where each of us personally, now and in the future, will stand in this battle—and how tall we will stand. Will we be true to our last days and fulfill our foreordained missions?” (“In His Steps,” Ensign, Sept. 1988, 2).

3. After the last judgment, the righteous will dwell with God.

Read and discuss selected verses from Revelation 20:12–22:21.

  • After the last great battle, the final judgment will occur. What can we learn from Revelation 20:12 about how we will be judged? What blessings will come to those who are judged to be righteous? (See Revelation 21:3–7. List class members’ responses on the chalkboard. Answers may include those listed on the next page.)

The righteous will:

  1. Dwell in God’s presence (Revelation 21:3).

  2. No longer experience death, sorrow, crying, or pain (Revelation 21:4).

  3. Inherit all things as sons and daughters of God (Revelation 21:7).

  4. How can knowledge of these great blessings help us as we face difficulties in mortality?

  5. Revelation 21:10–22:5 describes the celestial glory of the earth and the city in which those who have attained celestial glory will reside. Why is there no temple in the celestial city? (See Revelation 21:22. The purpose of the temple is to bring us closer to God and teach us of his plan. When we live with him again, temples will no longer be necessary.) What does Revelation 22:14 tell us we must do to be able to enter the gates of the eternal city?

    President David O. McKay told of a vision in which he saw a beautiful city, many people dressed in white, and the Savior:

    “The city, I understood, was [the Savior’s]. It was the City Eternal; and the people following him were to abide there in peace and eternal happiness.

    “But who were they?

    “As if the Savior read my thoughts, he answered by pointing to a semicircle that then appeared above them, and on which were written in gold the words: These Are They Who Have Overcome the World—Who Have Truly Been Born Again!” (Cherished Experiences from the Writings of President David O. McKay, comp. Clare Middlemiss [1976], 60).

Point out that the New Testament ends with a message of great hope. Prophets like John the Revelator have seen the things that are to come and have told us of the blessings we will receive if we remain righteous and endure to the end. Testify that the righteous will triumph at the end of the world. Encourage class members to take courage and hope from this knowledge as they stand against wickedness and seek to overcome the obstacles of this life.

Additional Teaching Ideas

The following material supplements the suggested lesson outline. You may want to use one or more of these ideas as part of the lesson.

1. The dangers of setting our hearts on worldly possessions

  • Revelation 18:11–18 teaches that the wicked will mourn the loss of their worldly possessions and be amazed that a great worldly kingdom could be destroyed in a brief time. When have you seen worldly possessions destroyed or lost in a brief amount of time?

  • What are the dangers of setting our hearts on worldly things? In what ways do worldly things distract us from spiritual things?

2. The First Resurrection

Have a class member read Revelation 20:4–6. To help class members understand these verses, share the following information (on the next page):

The First Resurrection, or the resurrection of the just, will begin at the Savior’s Second Coming. Those who will receive a celestial or terrestrial reward will come forward in this resurrection (D&C 88:98–99). The Second Resurrection, or the resurrection of the unjust, will not begin until the end of the Millennium. Those who will receive a telestial reward and the sons of perdition will come forward in this resurrection (D&C 88:100–102).

3. The seven seals in the book of Revelation

The following chart provides additional information about each of the seven seals. The chart may also be useful in understanding the structure of the book of Revelation. Note that events are listed chronologically, according to the time periods in which they occurred. They should not be confused with the dispensations of the gospel.

Major Events

First seal

The creation and fall of Adam and Eve; the ministry of Enoch and the translation of his city into heaven (Revelation 6:1–2).

Second seal

Noah and the Flood (Revelation 6:3–4).

Third seal

Ministries of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, and Moses; the Exodus; the period of reign by judges (Revelation 6:5–6).

Fourth seal

The period of reign by kings; the division of the kingdom; the conquering of the kingdoms (Revelation 6:7–8).

Fifth seal

The birth, ministry, crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus Christ; the establishment of his Church and the ministry of the Apostles; martyrdom of the Apostles; the Apostasy (Revelation 6:9–11).

Sixth seal

Continuation of the Apostasy; restoration of the gospel through the Prophet Joseph Smith; signs of the times manifest (Revelation 6:12–17; 7:1–8).

Seventh seal

Wars, plagues, and desolation; Second Coming of the Lord (Revelation 8:1–19:21). Millennium of peace (Revelation 20:1–6). Satan loosed for a season, the last great battle, and the final judgment (Revelation 20:7–15).

After the seventh seal

The earth is celestialized (Revelation 21:1–22:6).

  • Point out that the first five seals are covered in 11 verses, the sixth seal is covered in 14 verses, and the seventh seal is covered in 226 verses. What does this emphasis teach us?

Point out that John gave the most attention to the events of our time period and the one to come. The book of Revelation was written for our day, and our lives will be blessed as we study it and prepare for the Second Coming of the Savior.