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Last night there was a terrible house fire in Kirkland just blocks from where we live. After getting calls from several of our friends in the neighborhood, we all piled in the car and just like most of the Rose Hill residents, we followed the sound of sirens and the big plume of black smoke.  Fortunately there were no injuries but there were 2 houses badly damaged. Read the article here.

We were pretty close to the fire and took this picture of the blaze. Fire is a pretty scary beast and even from far away you could feel the heat and hear the fierce crackling. My heart went out to the poor homeowners who had to stand and watch as their house got destroyed. Hopefully the road to normalcy is fast and not too terribly difficult for them.

In this particular case there seems to be no details on the cause and whether or not it could be prevented but here are some tips on how to prevent house fires:

  1. Stay in the kitchen when using the range for cooking
  2. Don’t cook when drinking alcohol, using drugs, or are very tired
  3. Don’t sit down or lie down when smoking
  4. Check the condition of your electrical system
  5. Check the natural gas/LP gas system in your home
  6. Consider having a home sprinkler system installed, to extinguish fires when you are away AND at home (**I’ve noticed some new construction homes have this installed**)
  7. Check the air conditioning and heating unit in your home (**especially now that more and more Washingtonians are having AC installed**)
  8. Check your appliances
  9. Be very careful with space heaters
  10. Never store flammable liquids near ignition sources
  11. Never use extension cords for air conditioners
  12. Be careful with candles, oil lamps, and other open flame illumination or decorations
  13. Use caution with holiday decorations, particularly Christmas trees
  14. Be very careful in any situation where you use an extension cord for extended periods of time
  15. Teach your children not to play with lighters or matches
  16. Do not pile up lawn clippings near a building
  17. Be careful using a grill on a deck
  18. After using matches quickly place in or run under water to extinguish any invisible flame or heat source that could cause a fire in the trash can
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3 Things to Consider Before Choosing an NYC Cardiology Clinic

A cardiologist is a heart doctor who gets the necessary training required to treat diseases of the human heart. However, the best training doesn’t obviously translate to top-notch quality cardiologists in NYC. A well trained and licensed cardiologist can either practice by attending to patients in hospitals when on duty or solve patient’s heart problems by working in a cardiology clinic or office. Therefore, you ought to be extremely careful when entrusting your heart to a cardiologist in a cardiology clinic in NYC. Here are three considerations that you ought to make in choosing an NYC cardiology clinic with a trustworthy cardiologist.

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In normal cases, most insurance companies have a list of preferred network of providers for their clients to choose from. Some of these insurance companies don’t use the same rate in covering the out-of-network cardiology clinics as compared to the in-network cardiology clinics. Although, this consideration compromises the quality of a cardiologist, it’s advisable that you start your search by checking your insurance plan. In fact, you should ask your NYC cardiology clinic’s cardiologist to tell you whether he/she will accept your insurance plan.

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All cardiologists have massive information on terminologies that describe various heart problems like cardiac arrest and arrhythmias, among others. However, this doesn’t mean that the doctor should always stick to those particular terminologies when talking to a patient. In fact, an experienced cardiologist should be able to translate these complicated topics into simpler layperson language that patients from all walks of life can understand. Look for a cardiology clinic that has a cardiologist who is ever ready to offer clarifications and simple answers to his/her patients’ questions. Established cardiology clinics in NYC offer patients a respectful and comfortable environment that allows them to openly express their problems without fear of intimidation.

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Cardiologists have to complete a board certification process after training in order to demonstrate their level of expertise in cardiology. The board-certification shows the cardiology clinic’s cardiologist has been certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine to practice as a cardiac expert. Other additional board certifications depend on a cardiologist’s specialty such as Nuclear Cardiology, Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology, and Cardiovascular Diseases.

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So Big – Book Review

“How big is my baby?” Selina would demand, senselessly. “How big is my man?” The child would momentarily cease to poke plump fingers into the rich black loam. He would smile a gummy though slightly weary smile and stretch wide his arms. She, too, would open her tired arms wide, wide. Then they would say in a duet, his mouth a puckered pink petal, hers quivering with tenderness and a certain amusement, “So-o-o-o big!” with the voice soaring on the prolonged vowel and dropping suddenly with the second word. – From So Big, page 2 –

Edna Ferber’s Pulitzer Prize winning novel – So Big – is a superbly crafted novel and one I could not put down for long.

When Selina Peake’s father is murdered, the teenager is faced with fleeing from the bustling streets of Chicago to Vermont to live with her stuffy aunts; or to strike out on her own to seek a life of adventure.  She chooses a life of her own which takes her into the insulated farm country south of Chicago to live with Dutch farmer, his wife and three children. There she discovers the simplicity of farm life while teaching the young children of the community. Selina is brilliantly portrayed – a delicately boned, strong willed woman with sparkling eyes who sees beauty in everything – including the purple and green cabbages which provide sustenance for the hard-working farmers and their families. Even after marrying the solid and reliable Pervus DeLong and finding herself working long and difficult days as a farmer’s wife, Selina never loses her vision of beauty.

There was born in Selina at this time a feeling for the land that she was never to lose. Perhaps the child within her had something to do with this. She was aware of a feeling of kinship with the earth; an illusion of splendour, or fulfillment. Sometimes, in a moment’s respite from her work about the house, she would stand in the kitchen doorway, her flushed face turned toward the fields. Wave on wave of green, wave on wave, until the waves melted into each other and became a verdant sea. – From So Big, page 84 –

Ferber’s novel is not just about Selina’s voyage through life – her struggles and dreams, challenges and triumphs – but it encompasses a larger theme…namely that of living a life of beauty and joy vs. a life of material success. Selina’s enduring spirit and vision of life never fails her throughout the story. One of the most memorable scenes for me was when Selina is widowed and facing the failure of her farm. She does what a woman of her community had never done – she drives a team of horses to market on the streets of Chicago.

“Never in my life did I hear of such a thing!” Selina turned the horses’ heads toward the city. “You’d be surprised, Jan, to know of all the things you’re going to hear of some day that you’ve never heard of before.” – From So Big, page 115 –

Selina’s son, Dirk (aka: Sobig) represents the flip side to the life she has chosen. By all definitions, he becomes successful – holding down a high paying job and living among the wealthy. But, Ferber carefully and succinctly shows the reader why this kind of success does not necessarily lead to happiness.

Ferber’s novel has rich characterizations and a strong sense of place. Exquisitely crafted and lovingly plotted, it is story that is worthy of the Pulitzer. I will be reading more of this amazing author’s work in the future.

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It’s no surprise that it’s hot. It’s August, so sweltering days are the norm, and a lot of anglers opt to stay indoors and wait for the fall bite. But ask Capt. Rob Bennett of Johns Island’s Lowcountry Inshore Charters about fishing this month, and you will get a different response. “I love August!” he will reply, followed by, “Fish with shrimp, and you can’t go wrong.”

Bennett said by mid-July, shrimp have normally flooded into South Carolina’s inshore waters, and the gamefish follow right behind them.

“For much of the summer, menhaden and mud minnows are the predominant baitfish, along with shrimp here and there. So once the shrimp come in strong, the fish really turn on, and that’s what has them biting so well throughout August,” Bennett said.

Redfish are Bennett’s favorite fish to pursue this month, and he said fishing around docks with deep water nearby is the key to getting on these fish.

“This month, a lot of redfish of various sizes will follow these shrimp around, and they love sticking close to the wooden structure of docks,” he said. “You’ll catch your share of rat reds, but quality redfish will be mixed in with them, too.”

Bennett (843-367-3777) utilizes a pretty basic rig: a 14-inch leader, a 1/0 Kahle hook, and a split shot that is just big enough to keep the bait anchored. He uses a barrel swivel above the leader to keep line twist to a minimum, loads a live shrimp onto the hook and pitches it toward the docks. He likes using braid in the 50-pound range, saying it casts easy due to its diameter (as thin as 10-pound mono), but it is strong enough to horse fish away from docks when you have to. He uses 7-foot medium to medium-light spinning rods with 2000- to 3000-class reels.

Anglers should start the day catching their own shrimp with a cast net.

“No one should buy shrimp from a bait store in August or September,” Bennett said. “They are just too plentiful in the creeks, and anyone can quickly learn how to throw a 4-foot cast net, which will catch all the bait you’ll need.”

Bennett said it is important for anglers to keep their shrimp alive in a livewell with a quality pump, not an aerator which just recycles the same water.

The incoming tide is Bennett’s favorite this month; any day when the crack of dawn happens within two hours of  the incoming tide is like hitting the fish lottery.

“Everything comes together when the right tide meets sunrise; that’s the peak time to fish,” he said.

When not fishing around docks, Bennett keys on oyster shells in inlets and creeks. He said that once you enter an inlet with a long, sandy bank, you should focus on the first set of oysters you see.

“Anchor down 20 to 30 feet away from this bank and fling bait towards it,” said Bennett, who advises fishermen to use clip-on floats to be able to change the depth you’re fishing.

“Slip floats are great, but clip-on floats allow anglers to change between fishing on the bottom or a desired depth quickly and easily,” he said.

Redfish aren’t the only fish biting in these areas, either. Action on trout and ladyfish is strong this month, and it isn’t uncommon for one spot to give up all three of these species.

Anglers looking for something a little more adventurous in August don’t have to travel far. Tarpon are just off the beaches, and an easy way to find them is to find the sandbars at low tide or on a depth finder. Capt. Sam’s Inlet and Frampton Inlet and areas just outside them are places Bennett said anglers will likely find tarpon.

For silver kings, Bennett said anglers should beef up their gear to 4500-series reels; he prefers baitrunner reels, which allow the fish to pull line off the reel even when the reel is engaged. He suggests 8/0 Gamakatsu hooks on 6-foot fluorocarbon leaders of at least 30-pound test. Anglers should anchor down and cast out two bottom rigs and one on a large float. Bennett said when targeting tarpon, anglers should snell their hooks rather than use traditional knots.

August fishing is really the beginning of the fall run. Bennett said not to let the heat keep you away from it.


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An unmanned archery range is now open from 9 a.m. until sunset at the Lynches River County Park in Coward. The S.C. Department of Natural Resources opened the facility on Monday December 6.

"We're hopeful the range will get a lot of use with the growing popularity of archery and more youth taking up the sport through the National Archery in the Schools Program," said Lt. Billy Downer, an SCDNR Hunter Education Coordinator. The range regulations state that archers under the age of 16 should be accompanied by an adult.

The flat range will have targets from 20 up to 50 yards for use, and bows on the beginner range must have a draw weight of 30-pounds or less. The 15-foot elevated tower will offer targets from 10 to 40 yards set up in a wooded area. Regulations state that no broadheads are allowed on the range and that a restraint harness is required when using the tower.

Funding for the range required several partners including SCDNR, Florence County Council, Florence County Park and Recreation Department, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service program known as the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act.


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My New Babies!!

Hello, my name is Violet Gill and I am Caston’s resident miniature schnauzer. Many of you will know me because I regularly take my owners (Steve and Lois) for walks around the village and I always say hello to everyone (usually loudly and persistently).

I had a romantic encounter with a guy from Caistor on Sea  about 9 weeks ago and one thing led to another and we decided to start a family. You may have noticed me putting on a few pounds in recent weeks; well that wasn’t overeating after all……on Tuesday afternoon (June 17th) I gave birth to 8 (yes eight) fine puppies! I have 5 girls and 3 boys and we are all doing well. I must admit I am rather tired and I think it may be sometime before I get my figure back.

Steve and Lois are both very proud of me but they also seem exhausted….my thanks to Marcus at Knott’s Yard Vets for his help and I hope to see everyone else in the next few weeks when I resume my walks around Caston.

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As medical science progresses, our pets live longer, healthier lives.  Unfortunately, pet owners still must eventually face the loss of their beloved friend.  Sometimes this is a sudden loss, as when a dog gets hit by a car.  More often, however, we know our pet is sick and have been treating her for months or even years, like cats with chronic kidney disease.  Both of these situations, however, require us to face our pet's shorter life span.  Often we also have to decide whether humane euthanasia is the kindest thing we can do for our pet when they are sick or suffering.

I am often asked, "How do I know that when it is time to let go?" by owners of sick cats.  Unfortunately, there is no answer that is right for everyone.  I often counsel people to consider their cat's quality of life.  Questions that we should ask include:

  • Is my cat painful?  Cats often hide their pain, so this can be a difficult question to answer.  Is the cat moving around a normal amount and without difficulty?  Are there any pain medications that my veterinarian can recommend to keep my cat pain-free?

  • Is my cat eating and drinking?  If the answer is no, is there anything that I can do to help my cat stay nourished and well-hydrated?   Appetite stimulants, syringe-feedings, feeding tubes, and subcutaneous fluids can help improve a cat's quality of life.

  • Does my cat pursue her normal activities (eats treats when offered, shows interest in playtime, sleeps in her favorite places, uses the litter box without help)?

  • Is my cat still social?  Does she still interact with family members (both two- and four-legged) in normal ways?  Does she still ask for attention from the humans in the house?  Does she still groom or tussle with other pets in the house?  Is the cat reclusive?  Do the other animals in the house suddenly treat her differently?

  • Does my cat have more "good" days than "bad" days?

  • If I were "in my cat's paws," what would I want?  Would I want to live in her condition?

  • How will I remember this experience?  Will I regret waiting too long?

  • What is the quality of life for the whole family?  Consider emotional, time, and financial commitments.

  • Is your relationship with your pet changing? Do you resent the care required to keep your pet comfortable?

Although no one can make the final decision regarding quality of life and euthanasia for you, remember that friends and family, as well as your veterinary health care team, can help support you before, during, and after the decision is made.  Many of us at Cat Care have lived through the experience of euthanizing a pet, so please do not hesitate to contact us if you have questions regarding quality of life issues or euthanasia.

For more information on euthanasia, we recommend "A Final Act of Caring," and "Good-bye, My Friend," both by Mary and Herb Montgomery (Montgomery Press, Minneapolis, MN, 952/928-0826).


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PDP leader accuses Mehbooba Mufti of nepotism

News Agencies | Updated on: 3 July 2018, 10:45 IST

A leader of The Jammu and Kashmir's Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Tuesday lashed out at former chief minister Mehbooba Mufti and accused her of obliterating the party by promoting nepotism.

Party leader and former minister Imran Raza Ansari also hinted at exiting the party.
"I have been telling Mehbooba Mufti for a while that I feel suffocated in this party. From the time she has joined PDP, she keeps thinking about benefits of her relatives. Nepotism has destroyed this party and the entire Kashmir," Former minister and PDP leader Imran Raza Ansari told media here.

"I told Mehbooba Mufti some time ago that 'humne aapko khuda-hafiz kar diya hai'. We are stuck for now as we are MLAs, but we are ready for elections. We want to work for public even if we have to change 50 parties for this purpose," Imran Raza added.

Imran Raza's statement comes amid speculations that PDP may ally with Congress and the two together with the support of other smaller parties and independents may seek to form a new government in the state.

Meanwhile, Mehbooba on July 3 rubbished rumors of PDP-Congress alliance in Jammu and Kashmir. She took to Twitter to clear the air about the possibility of an alliance between the two parties.

On June 19, the BJP pulled out of its alliance with Mehbooba Mufti's PDP in Jammu and Kashmir, following which Mufti submitted her resignation following which Governor's rule has been imposed in the state.

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Bands: Fri Giacomo 7pm-10pm / Sat The Phunky Monkeys 3pm-5pm & Supercharger 7pm-10pm / Sun The Travis Thibodaux Band 3pm-5pm & Karma 7pm-9pm.
Ride bands: All weekend $75.00, Sat OR Sun $45.00, Fri OR Sat 9pm-10pm $25.00, Sun 6pm-9pm $25.00.
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The gang will be at booth #3165, and you can catch a sizzle reel of all the action on the show.  It's coming, get ready!!

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Tired of the current obsession with vintage and the unhealthy adoration of the past, they [the founders] wanted to seize the moment and capture the constantly changing nature of 'the city': combining the impulsiveness of urban life and a high standard of style and quality through design. Owing to two of the company's founders, Huub van Boeckel and Tim Rompa, being former professional tennis players, tennis has naturally been an influence on the design of HUB Footwear shoes. The tennis soles are combined with a casual and clean upper look, resulting in a combination of sport, street and fashion elements, a 'sophisticated sneaker'. A central characteristic of HUB Footwear's various designs is the iconic orange Z-stitch, once placed as a physical connection on the sneakers to strengthen the seams, nowadays it's the brand's icon and more a metaphorical connection to challenge HUB Footwear wearers to connect with the worlds around and within them, than a structural device.
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During the craziness that was Art Basel 2015, pastry chef extraordinaire Dominique Ansel hosted a “surprise” pop-up soft serve window at The Setai Miami Beach serving two frozen yogurt creations. The first was a Caramel Stout Soft Serve with Chocolate “Caviar” and Sea Salt Brownie and the second was his cult-favorite Burrata Soft Serve, Balsamic Caramel, Confit Strawberry and Microbasil, both served in hand-rolled honey tuile cones. Ansel sat with Chat Chow TV during the Basel madness to tell us more about the pop-up and some of his favorite sweet creations.

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Every spring the Beemster cows rush through the barn doors and excitedly run into the green Beemster fields. The cows jump with excitement after being released on these pristine, untouched pastures and start grazing on the juicy grasses. It is only the first few milkings from these fresh pastures that are used to make the coveted Beemster Grassfed cheese (Graskaas). A Beemster made only in the spring time in Holland. Very buttery and herbaceous.
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Chester County Child Welfare Staff Receives State-wide Awards for Adoption Efforts

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The Chester County Commissioners and Director of the County’s Department of Children Youth & Families (CYF) are pleased to announce the state-wide recognition of CYF staff members for their efforts to place children eligible for adoption into permanent loving homes.

At this year’s PA Department of Human Services Adoption and Permanency Conference, Shadell Quinones, Manager of the CYF Adoption Unit, was awarded one of the top accolades – Permanency Professional of the Year – for her commitment to finding permanent homes for children through adoption.   Shadell has been a part of Chester County’s CYF team for 18 years and in addition to adoption and post-adoption support, she heads the National Adoption Day program for the county every year.

CYF Supervisor Kristin Terrell and Caseworker Briana Stinson were part of a group that was awarded the Permanency Teamwork recognition for their collaborative effort to promote permanent homes for children with special needs.  The team’s efforts to find a “forever family” for a 16 year-old Chester County youth who had been in foster care in many different locations for many years were noted as exceptional.

Shadell, Kristin and Briana were recognized at the recent Chester County Commissioners’ Sunshine Meeting, where the Commissioners also presented a Child Welfare Professionals Appreciation Month proclamation to Doug Waegel, Director of the Chester County Department of Children Youth & Families.

In the proclamation, the Commissioners noted the efforts of the County’s child welfare staff who selflessly work to intervene and protect children who are risk of abuse and neglect, and who work in very trying emotional situations with families who are in crisis, often struggling with mental health challenges and suffering from substance abuse disorders.

“We have tremendous experience and dedication among all of our CYF staff and their efforts are greatly appreciated by foster and adoptive families, care providers and their peers in all Chester County Human Services and Court-related departments,” said Waegel.

“It is an honor to have staff members who are recognized as the best in the state, but above all, making connections with foster and adoptive families to find safe and, eventually permanent, homes for the many children – young, older, in sibling groups and with special needs – is the greatest reward."

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Kathy Benn MBE
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Kathy has been a member of the CCA Board since 2001, Chairman since 2009 and Chairman of Community Pride and Community Spirit also since 2009.  This last activity has enabled her to meet hundreds of volunteers in the community and has opened her eyes to the invaluable work that they all do, giving freely of their time.  Kathy has been a Parish Councillor, a Borough Councillor in Warrington, and for several years House of Commons Secretary for the Warrington South Member of Parliament.  She has also been Parish Clerk for Alvanley and Manley Parish Councils.

Kathy has worked for the WRVS Meals on Wheels and Library on Wheels and founded a Coffee Morning for the Elderly in Grappenhall, giving lifts to the housebound so that they could enjoy the company of other people.

Kathy has always enjoyed working in the voluntary sector and will continue to work towards supporting the communities of Cheshire, Halton and Warrington.

Lesley Smetham

Lesley’s work experience has been in administration, in local government, insurance and engineering.  She lived in Brussels for 4 years before moving to Cheshire in 1985 and became a Gawsworth Parish Councillor in 1999.  She studied social science as a mature student gaining an MA (Environment, Policy and Society) (Open) in 2006.  Lesley has been a school governor and civic society member.  She is interested in local, natural and family history, beekeeping, reading and most sports, either actively or watching.  She enjoys needlework of various kinds, caravanning and walking her English Setters.  Latterly, golf has become her sport of choice and her electric bicycle is a revelation!  Lesley was elected as a Cheshire East Borough Councillor representing first Macclesfield Forest and then, following boundary changes, Gawsworth Ward.

Rev Canon David Felix

David is the vicar of All Saints Church in Daresbury and member of the Chester Diocesan Board of Finance. David has been an active Board member of CCA for many years, and continues to bring a wide and diverse range of views to support CCA in pursuit of their charitable objectives. David is also chair of the Rural Regeneration Board.

Jackie Weaver

Jackie is the Chief Officer of ChALC and was appointed to the CCA Board in 2008.  She has over 20 years’ experience of working with the Town and Parish Councils across Cheshire, Warrington, Halton and Trafford and works to ensure that these local councils are actively involved in the work of CCA.  Jackie is a Fellow of the Society of Local Council Managers and is involved in a number of key strategic partnerships across Cheshire.

Christine Bailey

Christine is the former Chairman of the Cheshire federation of Women’s Institutes, representing the 195 WIs and 8,000 members in Cheshire.  The WI is the largest voluntary women’s organisation in the UK and is now in its 100th year with 214,000 members.  Christine also serves on the Waste Recycling Environmental (WREN) panel and is a member of the Council of the Cheshire Agricultural Society.  Her home is in Barthomley, where she plays an active part in the community.

Mike Dixon

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Denis Parton

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Denis is currently a Governor of Reaseheath College, a Council member of the Cheshire Agricultural Society (where he is Chairman of the Show’s Trade Stands Committee), and Treasurer of the recently built Jessie Hughes Village Hall in Eaton, near Tarporley.

Sybil Crossman

Sybil has lived in Cheshire for over 40 years and she has been active in her local community, particularly the village hall, for all of this time.  She is an active member of the WI, Cheshire Wildlife Trust, the National Trust and Tatton Garden Society.  Being a Parish Councillor and Community Pride Judge, both since 1988, Sybil hopes these many years of experience of working across local government and the wider voluntary and community sectors can not only help support CCA in enabling communities to have a voice but also provide much needed support.

Edward Brady

Edward Brady is a former communications professional whose career centred around blue-chip companies ICI and Shell UK. He specialised in areas such as internal communications, sponsorship management, community and press relations, and crisis management. He has held directorships in companies involved in business creation and the arts.


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5th International Conference on Children's Spirituality

Bishop Grossteste College, Lincoln, UK. 12 - 16 July 2004

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Rev. Dr. Nancy L. Cocks
The MacLeod Centre, Isle of Iona

The Fifth International Conference on Children's Spirituality, held in Lincoln, UK, was my first in this series of gatherings. As a Christian pastoral theologian, I was both surprised and pleased by the diverse interests of the participants. I had expected to meet more colleagues from the network of theological schools of which I am a part, hoping that children's spirituality claims a greater place in education for ministry these days. Instead I encountered a network of specialists primarily from the field of religious education whose interests have nurtured these conferences. In workshops and discussions, I discovered how much those of us working with children within particular religious traditions have to learn from those who work in school classrooms, opening up conversations on religious practices and exploring spiritual concerns with young people from widely varying backgrounds. One of the workshops I attended, Journeys from the Theatre of Learning presented by Sue Phillips, offered creative 'religion neutral' exercises used in the RE classroom to help students appreciate parallel rituals in different religions. Sue can demonstrate that the exercises themselves support her students' spirituality. I was challenged to consider how her work might be valuable within religious contexts to help young people explore the meaning of the traditions of their own faith community from these engaging perspectives.

Conference conversations wove around issues raised by the keynote speakers. The first address by sociologist Zygmunt Bauman presented provocative statistics on children as consumers. Although I work on an isolated Hebridean island, I know the truth of his quip, All roads lead through the shops. Even here on the Scottish coast, many children who visit my centre express their identity through brand loyalty. They can't understand how we 'survive' out here without the choices offered in the urban marketplace. Bauman argued that the soul of the child is under siege as childhood becomes a preparation for the 'life-long task of selling the self' through acquiring symbols of desire affirmed by the market. The second address by theologian Mary Grey expanded this analysis by offering insight into 'childhood's disenchantment'. Not only are children exploited as consumers in developed economies, they are victimised around the world as sources of cheap labour and as prostitutes. They are forced on to the street and into militias. Their humanity is manipulated and degraded. Grey's concern for 'the once and future child' included a plea for adults to return to our senses and face up to our own addictions that are played out in the lives of children around us. She presented 'Spirit' as the symbol of the holy that connects human life to its depths and dynamic while also portraying its links with the non-human world. A liberation theology for children will celebrate Spirit as the energy in curiosity, play, joy, friendship and a child's special relation with nature, core dimensions of a child's spirituality.

On the third day of the conference, we visited The Aegis Institute, an organisation committed to research and education for the prevention of genocide, and The Holocaust Centre a few miles away. Our third theme address by Stephen Smith examined factors in the rise of genocide and possibilities for intervention as a means of prevention. Then we heard the witness of two survivors. One fled Uganda when persecution in the 1980s targeted his family and eventually, him. One lived through the Holocaust in concentration camps, first in the Netherlands and then in Poland. Each told remarkable stories, moving in different ways. What made their testimony so pertinent was the fact they survived their ordeals as children - one as an adolescent, one as a young child. Mary Grey's insights into 'Spirit' were dramatised in the ingenuity and courage of these men, each of whom embodies the remarkable resilience of which children are capable. Our conversations about children's spirituality were recast for me in light of the danger and horror some young people face. That light is both stark in its intensity and illuminating in its truth about the strength of children's spirit.

Having to choose between so many fascinating workshops created my chief frustration in the conference. There were opportunities to look at approaches to religious education responding to particular contexts including Hong Kong, South Africa and North America alongside reports on current research with an intriguing variety of themes. A rich diet from which to select just a few offerings! The conference included a discussion on future plans and the decision to keep using the phrase 'Children's Spirituality' as a focus. I appreciate this choice because that phrase maintains an openness to all who share a deep interest in the spiritual life of young people, whatever discipline or background shapes us. At a time when inter-disciplinary conversations are enriching many fields, The 5th International Conference on Children's Spirituality maintained a unique venue for significant conversations to continue.

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Church Hill Theatre is located in Church Hill, Maryland in Queen Anne’s County on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Situated in a sleepy rural town halfway between the county seat of Centreville and historic Chestertown in nearby Kent County, the theatre is a mecca for the performing arts. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and a member of the Queen Anne’s County Historic Sites Consortium, the theatre is also dedicated to the historic preservation and enhancement of a main-street architectural treasure. For over 30 years this all volunteer organization has been providing the mid-shore area with year round quality performances of live theatre and music, educational opportunities in the dramatic arts and a summer drama camp for children.

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The Theatre is housed in an art deco style building with a 75 year history of providing a meeting and entertainment venue for the public. Originally constructed by Elwood F. Coleman of Crumpton, MD. to be the Church Hill Community Building, it was the site of card parties, suppers, dances, graduations, town meetings and even silent films complete with pianist from 1929 until 1935. The building housed the Town Office as well as a barbershop and dentist office. In 1935, movie theatre equipment was installed which initiated, for the theatre, a 45 year history as a movie house. Steamboat Round the Bend starring Will Rogers was the first of thousands of first run films shown at the Church Hill Theatre. The location of the town made it an ideal rendezvous for friends and families all over the area to meet for an afternoon or evening of the silver screen. Thirsty theatre goers would meet at Doc Sterling’s Pharmacy for an ice cream soda before the show, often having ridden their bicycles or walked the 10 miles from the nearby larger towns. Church Hill Theatre was a miniature movie palace and became known as “Sho’case of the Eastern Shore”.

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The 1970’s came and went and so did the small-town movie house.. Malls and shopping centers housing multi-screen cinemas became the norm. Church Hill Theatre was not immune from the march of progress. In 1983 a group of concerned and historically minded people began a quest to acquire the Theatre from the Town of Church Hill with the intent of restoring the building and starting a community theatre. Known as the Friends of Church Hill Preservation, Inc., this dedicated group presented for the ’84-’85 premier season the first Cultural Entertainment Series which featured films, benefit events, music concerts, and live theatre featuring a troupe from Easton, MD.

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Thirty years later and once again known as The Church Hill Theatre, the tradition of being a community performing arts center continues. The years have seen continued improvements to the facility itself with the latest additions being a handicapped-accessible restroom and new and improved concessions and lobby area. Plans are underway to refurbish the building further for state of the art fire-safety, electrical, lighting, and sound equipment. These improvements will enhance the facilities usefulness as a public meeting space.

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Programming at the Theatre is exciting and varied, something for everyone! An amazing contingent of roughly 225 volunteers assure the day to day operations, management and performance schedule of the theatre. Live dramatic performances can be enjoyed 9 months out of the year at Church Hill Theatre. 76 plays have been produced and presented at Church Hill Theatre since 1988. Children’s programming includes a 6 week dramatic arts camp, weekend workshops in acting , magic shows, outreach programs in local schools and young peoples theatre. Priding itself on showcasing local talent, the theatre holds play readings of original works by area playwrights and can boast the production of a handful of original plays. Local and regional musical talent has also appeared on stage over the years. From Blue-grass to Barbershop to the finest Jazz talents in the area, music at Church Hill Theatre is always a special occasion.

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Cincinnati Ranked High on Literacy Index

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Cincinnati Ranked in Top 25 Literate Cities in the Nation

The annual study conducted by Central Connecticut State University of literacy ranked Cincinnati at number 12.  The survey looks at library resources, internet resources, the number of bookstores, periodical publishing resources, newspaper circulation and education levels..

Interestingly, the study has now expanded the definition of reading to include online book orders, e-book readers and page views on local newspaper websites.

The study's aim is to shift attention from school test scores on reading "to how much people are reading and where they're reading the most."  Of the 75 cities ranked, Washington DC came in first for the third year in a row.  Following behind them is Seattle, Minneapolis, Pittsburgh and Denver.

Great Time to List Your Home - Low Inventory and Low Interest Rates

by The Cincinnati Team

Low interest rates have triggered strong buyer demand across the country, and market activity has been pushing prices upward. Freddie Mac reported another record low for 30-year, conventional fixed-rate mortgages when the national commitment rate dropped to 3.35 percent in November. The rate was 3.99 percent at this time last year.

As inventory continues to drop, we can expect to see more pricing adjustments as buyers compete for the same homes. Time on the market has dropped to 70 days in November, and available inventory has fallen another 3.8 percent to just over 2 million existing homes for sale. At today's sales pace, existing-home inventory will be exhausted in 4.8 months, creating the lowest housing supply since September 2005.

Regionally, existing-home sales rose 7.9 percent in the South, 7.2 percent in the Midwest, and 6.9 percent in the Northeast. Existing-home sales in the West were up 0.8 percent in November, representing a 4.4 percent increase over 2011 levels for the region.

Seeing Stars and the Full Snow Moon in Cincinnati

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Astronomy Lessons at the Cincinnati Nature Center and Cincinnati Observatory - February 14th and 25th

The Full Moon Walk will take place at the Cincinnati Nature Center on February 25th. Attendees, eight years old and up, should gather at the Creekside Barn at 7:30 pm.  Imagine looking for signs of animals and wildlife while hiking under a full moon. Registration is required.

Native American tribes often named full moons.  Because the full moon in February usually occurred during the heaviest snow falls, it was called the Full Snow Moon.  Other tribes referred to it as the Full Hunger Moon or Little Famine Moon because hunting was difficult and food scarce.  The Cherokee tribe named it the Full Bony Moon because it was a time when they were forced to gnaw on bones and eat bone marrow soup.

"Turn the lights down low, the stars are out" at the Cincinnati Observatory Center brings romance to you on February 14th at 7 pm. The "Birthplace of American Astronomy" is scheduled to give your Valentine a true, out-of-this-world experience high atop Mt. Lookout.  In addition to viewing the planets of Venus, Jupiter and Mars through the historic telescopes, you will be treated to an evening of music, drinks, chocolate, and flowers.

Host of the evening, Dean Regas, astronomer and co-host of the PBS program Star Gazers, will be talking about the red stars of passion in the winter sky.  Volunteers will also give tours of the building.  This will be an unusual and unexpected opportunity to bring romance to your relationship!

Reservations are required for the evening at $50 per couple.

Children's Theater at its Best at the Playhouse

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Saturday Family Fun at Rosenthal Next Generation Theatre Series

The Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park's Rosenthal Plaza becomes the home for some of the country's best family performers on Saturdays through March 16th. This year's Rosenthal Next Generation Theatre Series will welcome musicians, storytellers, puppeteers and more.

Upcoming performances include:

Feb. 16: Trout Fishing in America, an eclectic folk and rock duo
Feb. 23: Tales of Anansi, featuring musicians Bash the Trash
March 2: Bari Koral, with a pop-friendly interactive family concert
March 9: Hansel and Gretel, featuring the Tanglewood Marionettes
March 16: Diane Macklin, storyteller

All Rosenthal Next Generation Theatre Series performances are recommended for ages 4 and up.There are shows at 10:30 am and 1 pm. For more information, visit and tickets, visit

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Date: 11/25/95

Does anyone know if bitfields are much less efficient than bitvectors?
For various reasons, I was considering the idea of switching all the
bitvectors over to bitfields, something like this:
currently, chars have an int affected_by, where each affect is predefined
to be a certain bit..  (e.g., AFF_SANCTUARY is (1 << 2) which is the third
bit).. you can have up to 32 bits if your system is 32 bit ints. (btw,
don't take these literally, I don't remember what the actual value of
AFF_SANC is, this is just example).  To see if a player is affected by a
certain affect, you do a bitwise AND:
 if (ch->affected_by & AFF_SANCTUARY)
This allows for easy checks of multiple affects:
 if (ch->affected_by & (AFF_1 | AFF_2 | AFF_3))
   /* will return true if affected_by has any of those bits set */

The way this would be done with bitfields would be to change the
int affected_by to a bitfield:

#typedef unsigned int us;
struct affected_by_bitfield {
  us aff_sanctuary : 1;  /* this field is to take up 1 bit */
  us aff_hide      : 1;
  us aff_invis     : 1;
/* in char_data */
struct affected_by_bitfield affected_by;

Then, to test an affect you would do this:
 if (ch->affected_by.aff_invis)
To check multiple entries, you would use
 if (ch->affected_by.aff_invis || ch->affected_by.aff_hide)

I realize this would require a complete rewrite of many macros, but there
are some benefits to this.  One is that you can add an arbitrary number of
new affects, and if you break 32 you don't have to worry about dealing with
int affected_by1;
int affected_by2;
Also, you can put in many blanks for future expansion by doing this:
 aff_hide : 1
 extras   : 100
 then to add a new one, simply:
 aff_hide : 1
 aff_new  : 1
 extras   : 99  /* pfile is not corrupted */
 The size of the bitfield in bytes will be the number of bits allocated,
divided by 8, rounded up.
None of this would be visible to the user, but it could make your code more
My question for you more experienced C programmers is, how do you think that
this would affect efficiency?  I get the feeling that it could actually
improve efficiency, as well as produce smaller code.
For the bitvectors, the operations required to check are this:
if (ch->affected_by & aff_bit)
 1. dereference ch pointer
 2. bitwise AND it with a constant (fast, but also required storage of that
	constant in memory)
 3. test if the result is true

for bitfield:
if (ch->affected_by.aff_bit)
 1. dereference ch pointer
 2. calculate offset of aff_bit (probably the bottleneck)
 3. test is result is true

Is this a correct analysis?  What are other reasons (not) to switch to

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Edmonton Outgrown It Sales 2015

The highly requested outgrown it sales post is back for 2015. Below is a running list of Edmonton and Area sales. They are listed by date and are updated as I find out about new events. Make sure to visit often! (Updated April 5)

If you find an Out Grown It Sale that isn’t listed, please add it to the comments section below or email me at cityandbaby (at) gmail (dot) com.

New to Outgrown It Sales? Check out this post for tips on how to save and survive.

Hope you find some great deals!

April 2015

Little Monsters Swap Meet
Where: Spruce Grove - TransAlta Tri Leisure Center, 221 Jennifer Heil Way,
When: Saturdays: April 11, May 23, October 3. 10am – 3pm
Admission: Early bird (10am-12pm): $5. Regular (12-2pm): $2. After 2pm: Free.
Sellers:  Details

Edmonton Twin & Triplet Club – We’ve Out Grown It Sale
Where: Ukrainian Youth Unity Complex, 9615 - 153 Avenue, Edmonton.
When: Saturday, April 11 2015. Public shopping 12pm – 3pm.
Admission: $1
Sellers: For members of the ETTC only.

Gish Baby & Tot Items Sale
Where: Elmer S. Gish School, 75 Akins Drive. St. Albert
 Saturday, April 11, 2015. 9am – 12pm
Admission: $2 per adult
Sellers: Tables closed. Check here for next sale.

I’m Too Big For It
Where: Terwillegar Community Church, 1751 Towne Centre Blvd
When: Saturday April 11th 10am – 1pm
 doesn’t say if there is a fee

Tamarack Outgrown It Sale
Where: A. Blair McPherson School, 430 Tamarack Green. Edmonton
Saturday, April 11, 2015. 10am – 2pm.
Admission: $1

Sparkletown Upscale Out Grown It Sale
Where: West End Christian Assembly Gym, 6315 – 199 street. Edmonton.
April 18, 2015. 10am – 3pm.
sold out

Devon Outgrown It Sale
Devon – Community Centre
Saturday, April 25, 2015. 11am – 2pm.
$2 per adult. 50% of proceeds given to charity.
Sellers: Details are here.

Pop-Up Tot Shop
Terwillegar Community Church, 1751 Towne Centre Blvd., Edmonton.
 Saturday, April 25, 2015. 10am – 4pm
Clothing Donations:
Clothing is donated pre-event and then sold. Proceeds go to Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation.
For donation information email Andrea
Admission:  Free but please consider donating a few dollars at the door.

Millet PIPS Spring Outgrown-It Sale
Where: Millet - Millet Community Hall, 5107 - 50th Avenue
 Saturday, April 25, 2015. 10am – 3pm.

Admission:  $2

Camrose "Little Swappers" I've Outgrown It Sale
Where: Camrose: Norsemen Inn, 6505 48 Ave,
When: Sunday, April 26, 2015. 10am – 2pm.

May 2015

Kinderland Market
Where: St. Albert, Servus Place, 400 Campbell Road
When: Saturday, May 2 2015. 11am – 3pm
Admission: Early bird (11am – 1pm) $5 per adult. Afternoon (1-3pm) $2.

Sellers: Apply

Outgrown It Sale – Hamptons Community
Where: River West Christian Church, 19815 45 Ave, Edmonton
When: Sat May 2nd 10am-2pm
Admission: $1 or a donation of any amount to Bessie Nichols playground

Lovable Littles Uptown Market
Where: Terwilligar Community Church, 1751 Towne Centre Blvd
When: May 2, 2015. 10am – 4pm.
Admission: $3

Little Monsters Swap Meet
Where: Spruce Grove - TransAlta Tri Leisure Center, 221 Jennifer Heil Way,
When: Saturdays: May 23, October 3. 10am – 3pm
Admission: Early bird (10am-12pm): $5. Regular (12-2pm): $2. After 2pm: Free.
Sellers:  Details

June 2015

None submitted yet.

July 2015

None submitted yet.

August 2015

None submitted yet.

September 2015

None submitted yet.

October 2015

Little Monsters Swap Meet
Where: Spruce Grove - TransAlta Tri Leisure Center, 221 Jennifer Heil Way,
When: Saturday, October 3. 10am – 3pm
Admission: Early bird (10am-12pm): $5. Regular (12-2pm): $2. After 2pm: Free.
Sellers:  Details

Please add any 2015 outgrown it sales that I may have missed in the comments so all the readers can see them too. I'll add them periodically to the post in the appropriate month. Thanks! - Jen

What To Do In Edmonton This Weekend With Kids | April 3 - 6, 2015

Easter Weekend at Telus World of Science
A variety of egg-cellent activities – pysanka decorating, egg drop challenge and an Easter egg hunt on the weekend. Check the site for details on timing of activities. Friday, April 3 – Monday, April 6, 2015.

Sweet Treat at Fort Edmonton Park
Celebrate spring with an exciting scavenger hunt, an outdoor Easter egg maze, meet the Easter Bunny and take part in many traditional activities like wool carding, baking and seed planting. Sunday Saturday, April 4, 2015.

Hop To It at Edmonton Valley Zoo
It’s an EGG-stravagant Easter event. Hands on science experiments, crafts, airbrush tattoos, touch table, and scavenger hunt! “Get Closer” with the indoor Mini Zoo and watch as the resident animals of the Zoo go on their very own Easter egg hunt! Please bring a non-perishable item or two to donate to the Edmonton Food Bank. April 6, 2015.

HOP! Easter Fest at Prairie Gardens
Hop into your car and head to the farm. Start with a pancake breakfast; visit with new spring chicks and bunnies; make crafts; watch a puppet show; participate in a drumming and egg shaker workshop; take a hayride, and climb on hay bales. Make sure to wear rubber boots! Friday, April 3 – Monday, April 6, 2015.

Cash Mob At High Street
Support the businesses impacted by the closure of the 102 street bridge and enjoy discounts, wine tasting and gift cards to thank Cash Mobbers for their support. Bring $20, a tote bag and as many people as they can. Saturday, April 4, 2015.

On the Spot Pop Ups at Latitude 53
A one-of-a-kind pop up market featuring Alberta’s original handcrafted artisans. April 4, 2015.

Saturday Morning All You Can Eat Cartoon Party at Garneau Theatre
Put on your best PJs and experience the fun of Saturday morning cartoons on the big screen. Programmed for all ages, the cereal will be all-you-can-eat and the cartoons last over 2 hours. Don’t miss the snap-crackle-fun! Saturday, April 4, 2015.

Family Yoga Jam
t's a family yoga dance party! Move and groove with your family while raising money for the India/Nepal Yoga Project. Saturday, April 4, 2015.

What To Do In Edmonton This Weekend With Kids | March 28 - 29, 2015

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Earth Hour
What: A global lights-out event led by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) to show support for action on climate change. In 2014, Edmonton was named the Earth Hour Capital of Canada! Lets do it again.
Around the world.
Saturday, March 28, 2015. 8:30 – 9:30 pm – turn off all non-essential lights.

Other Earth Hour events in Edmonton:
- Edmonton and Area Land Trust & Remedy Café (details)
- Earth Hour Race 2015 (details)

Spring Break Starts Here
 The Edmonton Public Library will be hopping this week with additional programming to engage kids over spring break. There is something for kids of all ages – interactive games, creation stations, artistic impressions, puppet theaters, stop motion lego and story writing.
Where:  Various branches across Edmonton.
March 28 – April 4, 2015.

Northlands Farm and Ranch Show
What:  Cheer on the Canadian College Finals Rodeo toughest students, visit the animals and check out all the farming gear at the trade show.
Where: Edmonton EXPO Centre.
Show tickets. | Rodeo tickets.
When: March 26 – 28, 2015.

Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel
What: The world famous singing pre-teen chipmunk trio return to contend with the pressures of school, celebrity, and a rival female music group known as The Chipettes.
Personally I can’t stand their squeaky voices, but my girls love them. Sigh.)
Galaxy Cinema Sherwood Park. Admission $2.99
March 28, 2015. 11am.

Spring Equinox Celebration and Market
What: A family festival including a spring story journey, face painting, magical wand making, fairy door crafts, live mustic, food, prizes and vendors village. Organized by the Edmonton Waldorf Parent Council.
Kenilworth Hall, 7104 - 87 Avenue
 Saturday, March 28, 2015. 11am – 3pm.

Easter Artist & Craft Market
Find Ukrainian art and crafts at this Easter event. Try some traditional Ukrainian food and take a Pysanka making workshop.
Kilarney Community Hall, 8720 130A Avenue
Saturday, March 28, 2015. 10am – 4pm.

Purchase Now, Enjoy Later:

- City of Edmonton Summer Camps registration has opened.
- International Children’s Festival ticket sales open on Monday, March 2015.
- The Frog Prince. April 11, 2015 at 10:30am. Morinville Community Cultural Centre.
- Echoes. April 19, 2015 at 3pm, Kokopelli younger choirs.
Harlem Globetrotters. April 24, 2015. Edmonton Expo Centre.
Al Shamal Temple Annual Shrine Circus. May 1 – 3, 2015.
Dora the Explorer Live! June 16, 2015. Northern Jubilee Auditorium
Cirque du Soleil: Varekai. June 18 – 21. Rexall Place.
- The Lion King. July 14 – Aug 9, 2015. Broadway Across Canada.

What To Do In Edmonton This Weekend With Kids | March 20 - 22, 2015

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Sharon and Bram
A Sharon and Bram show is a sing-along concert for the entire family, featuring such well-loved favourites as “She’ll Be Coming ‘Round the Mountain", “Five Little Monkeys", “One Elephant", “Tingalayo", and, of course, “Skinnamarink". These much loved Canadian children’s entertainers are no longer joined by Lois who left the trio in 2000, but that hasn’t stopped Sharon and Bram from carrying on with participatory music for children and families.
Festival Place, Sherwood Park.
Friday, March 20, 2015. Shows at 2:00pm and 6:30pm.

Science FUNday
What: A free all-day, annual science exhibition for families, featuring over 40 interactive science experiments and numerous exciting presentations throughout the day.
University of Alberta, Centennial Centre for Interdisciplinary Sciences (CCIS), 11455 Saskatchewan Drive
Saturday, March 21, 2015. 10am – 4pm.

Edmonton Cat Fanciers Club: Cat Show
What: Cat lovers unite. Stop in to see cat judging, visit with the felines, visit the vendors and see the kittens & cats at from rescue organizations.
Italian Culture Centre, 14230 – 133 Avenue
March 21 and 22, 2015. 9:30am – 4:30pm.

Edmonton Home and Garden Show
Find fresh inspiration, helpful tips, innovative products and fantastic deals in remodeling, home improvement, decor and outdoor spaces with hundreds of experts all under one roof.
Where: Edmonton Expo Centre,
March 19 – 22, 2015.

Downtown Defrost
A celebration of the changing seasons with a free outdoor dance party. Warm drinks and food trucks too. Bring a donation for YES (Youth Empowerment & Support Services).
Churchill Square, Observation Deck
Saturday, March 21, 2015. 2pm – 10pm.

Everything Easter
Learn how pioneers used traditional dyes for coloring eggs, sample some baking prepared over a wood-burning stove, play games families would have in early Edmonton and race around the Park on a hunt for Easter eggs. Register early – code: 532782.
Melon Farm, Fort Edmonton Park
$45/family, $11.25 per participant
Saturday, March 21, 2015. 10am – 12pm.

All Day Sundays: Pop Art Factory
Pop into the new exhibition POP SHOW! and discover the art of the everyday. Take inspiration from artists that pioneered the pop art movement and create Warhol-esque stencil-art, construct pop art plasticine sculptures a là Oldenburg, and craft dot paintings inspired by Lichtenstein.
Where: Art Gallery of Alberta,
Sunday, March 22, 2015. 12 – 4 pm.

Please add any events that I missed in the comments for other readers. Thanks! ~Jen

What To Do In Edmonton This Weekend With Kids | March 13 - 15, 2015

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Tons of celebrations happening this weekend! The Library’s birthday, the Ice Cross Downhill World Championship, end of winter party and pi day. The weather is also supposed to be beautiful so there’s no reason not to join in the parties.

See you out and about

EPL Day: EPL is turning 102 and wants to celebrate with you! Visit your local branch for EPL's birthday on Friday, March 13. Cake and refreshments will be served while supplies last, and keep an eye on the High Level Bridge that night as it sports EPL colours!

Ultimate Pi Day: This year is dubbed the "Ultimate Pi Day," as the first 10 digits of Pi (3.141592653) will be represented, in day/time format, on March 14, 2015 (3/14/15 at 9:26:53). Telus World of Science is celebrating with pie catapults, nitrogen ice cream, circular science demonstrations and more.

Red Bull Crashed Ice: Riders hurtle down the steep track from Jasper Avenue, around the Shaw Conference Centre and down into the Edmonton river valley. The course is dotted with sharp turns, jumps and rollers and the racers go side-by-side in groups of four. Frst to the bottom wins. The Ice Cross Downhill World Championship happens on Saturday, March 14 at 7:30pm.

Tip: Take transit because parking is going to be limited. Also, this may be a better date night idea vs. young family outing as it’s expected to be busy and standing room only.

Farewell To Winter Party: Stop by one of the participating winter patios on March 13, 14 and 15 for a warm drink (many cafe and restaurant options) or a cool drink in the sunshine. Cheers to longer warmer days!

Build and Grow Clinic: Lowe’s runs monthly free workshops for kids. This month is a hand-made monster truck. Happening March 14 at 1am. Register in advance to secure your child’s space.

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With the change in seasons comes the annual Street Sweeping and Clean Up effort by the City. Starting, usually during the first week in April, Street Sweeping Rules and Regulations will officially take effect. Vehicles parked in violation of street sweeping signs will be ticketed and towed. Check signs in your neighborhood for parking restrictions.

The above information is only a synopsis of the requirements. Additional information may be found on ECTV.
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My stay at Civitella had the character of both a retreat, and of a communal experience with fellows from whom I learned and even collaborated. I accomplished much that I had planned to do. The stimulation that comes from such camaraderie, I had not anticipated. It was a great pleasure. I wrote three new interactive applications for computer and instrumentalist, revised an existing one and wrote a fourth one for a collaboration with a fellow resident, installation artist Charles Goldman. I had over a week of open studio performances in which I tested and tweaked the applications. Output is one measure of productivity, but doesn’t indicate how the quality of the focused and supported time that one has here affects the work made. I would note three things about my own process. First, I spent time working at a level of detail and nuance that I am too frequently unable to address. Second, I was able to pursue musical materials that I had long thought about, but have never had the time to contemplate, listen to, prepare and implement. Third, I found myself designing acoustical space as much as composing and exploring musical material. This interest probably brought me into closer contact with Charles. It seemed natural at one point to make a collaborative installation in the castle. And so we culminated our residencies with a joint work, one that I believe will continue in the near future. In short, the process here was transformative and most welcome.


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After much consideration, I am actually having the Aktiv's Dometic rooftop A/C unit removed. I never use it except to run it every few months as instructed in the owner's manual. If I need the rig cooler than the fans and open windows can achieve when I go to bed I chose the wrong place to camp!

I am having a second Fantastic-Vent 7350 installed in it's place. It will be so nice to have the fan drawing over the bed. Besides, after 26k miles It was time to make the rig mine and stop thinking about resale in 8-10 years.
You might want to use a MaxxAir vent fan that works in the rain...

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I thought about the MaxxAir but decided I wanted identical fans, with the low-profile and rain sensor closing option.

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