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Electric Ireland Press Release
- Irish energy provider awarded top accolade for second year running
Electric Ireland took home five awards at the 2019 European Sponsorship Awards, in Café de Paris, London on 28th Feb. The awards recognise the best sponsorships across Europe.
Electric Ireland’s impressive showing included the most prestigious Sponsorship of the Year Award. The awards recognise Electric Ireland’s work with two key social issues – suicide prevention (Darkness into Light with Pieta House) and role of women in sport ( Game Changers with the Irish Football association). The awards included:-:
- Sponsorship of the Year for Women’s & Girls Game changer campaign with Football Association Northern Ireland
- Community Sponsorship Award, for Women’s & Girls Game changer campaign with Football Association Northern Ireland
- Sport Sponsorship <1m, for Game Changers Campaign
- Mass Participation Sponsorship, for Darkness Into Light with Pieta House
- CSR Partnership Awards, for Darkness Into Light with Pieta House
Commenting on the awards, Lisa Browne, Head of Marketing and Customer Insights, Electric Ireland, said, "Our sponsorship investments are based on a deep understanding of the concerns and passions of our customers and it is great to get this recognition on the European stage for programmes that resonate with consumers. We are delighted that two of our campaigns have been recognised as best in Europe across five award categories. We have enjoyed considerable success in these awards over the years and now hold ten European Sponsorship Awards. We are delighted to be recognised for both our Game Changers and Darkness Into Light campaigns”.
Electric Ireland’s sponsorship of Darkness Into Light continues in 2019, with the annual walk taking place on Saturday 11th May at 4.15am nationwide.
For more information on Electric Ireland’s sponsorship activity please visit: electricireland.ie
- Darkness Into Light Sponsorship
Electric Ireland has supported Pieta house with Darkness into Light since 2013. The partnership reflects Electric Ireland’s values as an organisation and was recognised for its marketing and consumer insight that has helped achieve a greater understanding and awareness of the issues relating to suicide and depression. The 2018 campaign helped motivate 200,000 people to wake up and walk from Darkness into Light at 4.15am and raised €6million for Pieta House’s vital services.
- Irish Football Association NI, Women’s and Girls Soccer – Game Changers Campaign . Working with the Irish FA, Electric Ireland created Game Changers, a campaign designed to increase awareness and participation levels within the female game in Northern Ireland driven by our primary business objective of growing brand awareness and reaching out to all parts of the community. Electric Ireland succeeded in integrating itself into the fabric of what was a challenging community and improving women’s football in Northern Ireland through the implementation of various player focused programmes. The campaign supports programmes for all age groups to ensure there is a clear player pathway for emerging talent. The success of this is evident by our youngest Game Changers programme, the Electric Ireland Shooting Stars programme for 4-7 year olds, recently endorsed by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Since our partnership with the Irish FA began in early 2017, Northern Ireland has seen a 25% increase in participation of women’s football and more than 10,000 girls and women playing every week. With these results, it can truly be said that our campaign has helped change the game of women’s football in Northern Ireland for the better.


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text: Judy Blume turns 78 today! Born on February 12th, 1938, she is one of our favorite children’s/young adult authors and has published many iconic books. With her classics like Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret and Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing, Blume has reached through her books to teach children difficult lessons and has made them feel less alone in the crazy world surrounding them. From Fudge to Margaret Simon, there are so many lovable characters and more to come.

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STARKVILLE, Miss. – The Angelo State Rambelles garnered all but one first-place vote to remain the No. 1 team in the nation for the third straight week, according to the latest NFCA Division II Top 25 poll released by the Association on Wednesday.
Angelo State (20-1) picked up 15 of the 16 first place votes on the week and finished 30 points ahead of No. 2 Valdosta St. (10-2). Meanwhile, Valdosta went 3-1 last week at North Georgia’s Captain D’s Classic, to move up to second and pick up the remaining first-place vote.
Alabama-Huntsville (14-1-1) moved one spot this week to third and will meet Valdosta in Gulf South Conference action on Saturday. North Georgia (22-6) dropped two spots from second to fourth, while Midwestern State (24-24) jumped five spots from ninth to fifth to round out the top five.
No. 16 Lock Haven (11-3), No. 21 Flagler (24-6) and No. 25 Saginaw Valley (9-6) all made their exits from the rankings this week and were replaced by West Virginia Wesleyan (17-3), Armstrong Atlantic (18-4) and Indiana (PA) at 15th, 24th and 25th, respectively.
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Writing is a lot harder than people think, especially for budding writers. You think that all you need to do is to write, until somebody tells you that your story is not so great, that it has loopholes and that your characters are not well developed. So, you go in search of writing tips because you want to get better. But it doesn’t get better, because suddenly, you’re bombarded by tons of writing advice and trying to adopt them all!
I know it’s crazy, and that’s why I’m here to help!
In this article, I’m going to share five tips that I genuinely think will help you. You don’t have master all the advice you’ve read online or elsewhere, just master these.
Ready? Let’s go!
There’s no going around this, if you want to be a good writer, you have to read. And make sure you’re reading the right stuff. Read good books by authors who have mastered the craft of plot building, character development, and language use. You might ask, “How is a newbie supposed to know this?” Well, this is my advice, read classics for a start, you can hardly go wrong with these. As you do this, you’ll get a sense of what’s good and what’s not.
Maybe this should have come first to stress its importance, but you need to write. Write often, practice what you’re learning from your reading. I always tell my StoryCrafting students that writing is like building a muscle, the more you do it, the better/stronger it’ll get. I suggest that you write every day, if you can. You may start by writing a page, two, three, as far as you can go, just make sure you’re consistent. Do this unfailingly for six months and see if you will not recognize improvements.
3. Let A Good Beta Reader Critique Your Work
Now we’re getting to the hard stuff. I saw somewhere that submitting your work to be critiqued is like giving someone a sword and telling them to take a stab at you! 😀 So let me just tell you now, it takes a great deal of courage to give someone your work to critique, and no, I’m not talking about a family member or a friend who’s afraid to hurt your feelings. I’m talking about someone who knows how to identify plot holes, weak characters, faulty themes, weak sentences, and other shortcomings. Someone who’s not afraid to tell you, that the story doesn’t work and you should do a rewrite or abandon the idea altogether.
I am working on a post on how to get a good beta reader so look out for it. But the general gist is this, a beta reader (or just someone) will give concrete advice to strengthen your work. A beta reader is a fresh pair of eyes, helping you to see what you can’t see and noting the improvements in your skill. When you know that your work will be examined, it compels you to work harder at it. If you have this as a budding writer, it is priceless.
4. Follow And Subscribe To Magazines
When you follow reputable magazines (such as The New Yorker, or Catapult), it gives you insight into the quality of work that you should aspire to. Some of these magazines have helpful interviews and podcasts that you can read and listen to, and they can be like a mini-workshop experience. You discover writing processes and ways that you can improve on yours. I remember once reading an interview of Maya Angelou, where she mentioned that she read portions of the bible for the aesthetic language. I found that interesting and made a note to study those portions as well.
Following these magazines, also gives you insight into how the industry works, and what you need to do to succeed in it. The more you read, the more you’ll recognize patterns and industry secrets.
What I love the most about following literary magazines however, is that you will find writers whose writing voice and style are similar to yours. This helps you to refine the list of writers you wish to understudy. Let me say this, it helps when you find a writer whose themes and writing styles are similar to yours. So, don’t try to reinvent the wheel claiming your style is “new” and “fresh”, read their works and learn their techniques.
5. Permit Yourself to Grow
I tell my students this cold hard fact, my course is not going to transform you into an overnight genius writer. It will guide you, but you still have to do the work of studying and writing. Too many writers (myself included) are impatient with themselves, trying to achieve perfection after a short time of practice. You need to find your writing voice, and when you do, know how to employ it. So give yourself the permission to grow, and make mistakes. So long as you continue to read and practice, you’ll do just fine.
Trust me when I say that these five tips are really what you need, but note that you cannot do them without study, discipline and commitment.
I hope you’ve found this helpful. Please share your thoughts below!


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I wrote this poem as a reminder of the strength and resilience that lies within each and every one of us. It’s a reminder to myself to continue going and to dare to bear, to keep my heart open even if I’m experiencing pain from what life has thrown my way, and to find the courage and strength to keep on going, no matter how hard it gets.
We all have moments of doubt, fear and uncertainty. We all have times when we feel like giving up. But this poem is my reminder that it’s in those very moments I have the opportunity to find my true strength, my true voice, and my true self.
When I close my heart in fear, I lock myself away from the beauty and Love that surrounds us. But when I dare to bear, I open myself up to the reality of life with all its joys and sorrows in vivid colors, and in that bearing, I find the courage and strength to live and Love, to connect deeply, to become whole and truly free.
Dare to Thrive
and truly free.
(2022 © Julia Delaney)
In the depth of every human heart, there exists a silent power. This power hums beneath life’s turbulences, becoming a resonating anthem when confronted with adversity. It is a shared whisper, a ripple of resilience resonating through the universe, nudging us to endure, to rise amidst the tumult life unfolds.
Life, in its vastness, is an interplay of complexities, an intricate puzzle interspersed with shades of fear, shreds of doubt, and fragments of uncertainty. Yet, amid these interlocking pieces lies an unexplored masterpiece – an image of our strength, a likeness of our authentic voice, a silhouette of our genuine self.
Often, we encase our hearts within a fortress of apprehensions, numbing ourselves from the pulsating vibrancy of existence that waits beyond. But when we allow the walls to crumble, we invite richness into our world, we absorb the colors of life in their rawest and most authentic form.
Choosing to stand in the center of life’s grand performance, to perceive and absorb each shade of joy and sorrow, is a testament to courage. This courage germinates the strength to deeply experience life. It paves the path for profound connections, accepts our wholeness, and harvests a freedom born from genuine comprehension.
Then our way through life becomes more than just a survivalist saga. It morphs into an exploration of the essence, a discovery of strength, a quest for authentic freedom, inviting us to weave through shadows and light, unraveling the threads of our existence. Through this daring, we can transcend mere survival, becoming artisans of our life, crafting each moment with a choice not just to endure, but to truly thrive.
I know that when I close my heart in fear, I lock myself away from the beauty and Love that surrounds us. But when I dare to bear, I open myself up to the reality of Life with all its joys and sorrows in vivid colors, and in that bearing, I find the courage and strength to Live and Love, to connect deeply, to become whole and truly free.
So now, again, at this very moment, I’m opening my heart, continuing to dare to bear, finding the courage and strength to keep going. Because in the end, that’s what matters. That’s what gives me the will to strive, to accept, to move on, and to be. That’s what gives me the courage to face the truth and the reality of life and to live it to the fullest.
The following practices are my offerings to help you relax deeply, feel more connected and not alone, and serve some self-compassion. Please, take care of yourself 💞
❤ Love, Julia
FROM MY HEART TO YOURS 💞
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Eastham, Massachusetts, United States 02642
Coastal Breeze is located on 85 Lupin Way, and the perfect choice has never been easier.
The house is on a lovely cul-de-sac in a quiet neighborhood ideal for walking with the children less than two miles away from both the National Seashore (i.e., Nauset Light Beach and Coast Guard Beach) and bay side beaches.
The spacious seven room layout has four attractive, generously sized bedrooms leaving plenty of room for your family and friends to spread out in the house.
On the first floor, there are two queen size bedrooms, full bathroom, living room, fully equipped kitchen, and a delightful, sunny, open family room.
The second floor holds two more bedrooms with a full bath, twin beds, bunk beds and a queen bed.
Outside, the deck has ample room for dining and entertaining, an outdoor shower to wash away the sand, and a gas grill for your dining pleasure. Purchase lobsters at Maurice's or create a classic New England clambake!
All furnishings are “make yourself at home” comfortable.
Games, puzzles, and playing cards
Ping pong table, pool table, air hockey, and foosball
Books and small DVD Library
Wireless internet, three large screen TVs, 4 air conditioners, stereo and DVD player
Eastham is the “Gateway to the National Seashore,” and is perfectly located to explore the Cape from the canal to Provincetown. You get the best of both worlds with the bay on one side and the ocean on the other.
Ride your bikes or take a short car ride over to exquisite National Seashore beaches where the water is colder but the surf is amazing! Freshwater swimming is also available at nearby Great Pond, and the many delightful bayside beaches are nearby for watching the sunsets or exploring tidepools with the children.
Our house is within a half mile of Cape Cod's Rail Trail for biking, rollerblading and evening strolls. Plenty of shopping, golf and mini golf courses and many other activities await you just a short distance away.
Drive less than half an hour to Provincetown or Hyannis to enjoy their numerous eclectic shops, galleries and restaurants. Explore the salt water marshes and Audubon Sanctuary, the only drive-in theater on the outer cape or a flea market.
Enjoy the peace and privacy of this bright, cheery home to relax and take in the outer Cape's natural and overwhelming beauty.
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This house is perfect for a family or a small group of friends. We had a wonderful time with our daughters once again. It is so nice to be in Eastham because you are so close to so many beaches, Provincetown, and beautiful sunsets at First Encounter Beach. We had great weather, cooked outside on the grill, visited a winery and rode bicycles. Even if it rains the basement is full of indoor games to play and more table games upstairs. This is our 4th year renting from Julie and we have already put in our reservation for next year. It is so nice to walk in and see a gift bag each year with a welcoming card, bottle of wine and bag of potato chips. Thank you! Looking forward to next year!
Spring Break Escape
We just returned from spending a week at Coastal Breeze, everything was fantastic, Julie and Dave have gone out of their way to make your stay relaxing and pleasant.The house was clean, well maintained and welcoming, the same can be said of the furnishings, everything we needed and more could be found in the house. The house is located near the end of a Cul-de-sac so it makes for a very quiet, private and safe location. The beds were extremely comfortable, featuring quality Sealy mattresses, the kitchen was well outfitted with everything you could possibly need if you choose to eat in.We had the pleasure of seeing a Fisher not 12' from the rear deck one morning and Turkeys in the front yard the next.From the moment we walked in we felt as if we were walking into a home, not just renting a house, that feeling was further strengthened by finding a lovely welcome Tote Bag on the kitchen table containing goodies, Cape Cod Chips, a bottle of wine and a handwritten card welcoming us, nice touch!Our stay was absolutely perfect and we would return in a heartbeat.
My girlfriends and I decided to go on an April vacation week "getaway" with our kids and this was the perfect house for it. The first day was rainy but none of the kids were complaining because there was so much space in the house: (1) The basement had a billiard table, ping pong table, and air hockey table; (2) The 1st floor had an addition that was great for the kids to take over; and (3) the house was located on a lovely, quiet cul-de-sac which gave the kids plenty of space to play without worry of traffic! The home was cozy, charming and very comfortable with tasteful seaside decor. The owners were very accommodating (especially since we contacted them the afternoon before we wanted to check-in!) and sent a very thoughtful welcome gift (which was amazing given the lack of notice they had about our rental)! We all had a great time and are hoping to return sometime this year.
This was my first time renting a home for a vacation and I have to say it was more than I could have expected. It truly felt like a home! I would highly recommend this beautiful place. We had all ages represented during our stay and everyone could find something to do. The basement was a hit, especially the pool table! Our stay wasn't even over and we were all planning our next visit. It is evident the owner takes pride in this home and wants others to enjoy it and love it as much as she does. A lot of thought has gone into making the house a home and it shows. Like I said I would highly recommend this vacation get away.
This house has a perfect location.Near the end of a cul-de-sac. it is a great spot for your little ones to learn how to ride a bike. The owners have provided an array of sizes, and there is a bike shop close to the bike trail where you can rent helmets. Having 2 outlets to Route 6 means you don't have to worry about traffic on Route 6, but two National Seashore beaches are less than a mile away. The basement has an array of games and our grandson made up a game we call bocce-pool. Arnold's is on the Corner of Old Orchard, and the sea food is great! There is a vineyard in Truro which holds tastings, and there is also a distillery. This is the second of four properties the owner has for rent that we have stayed at, and we look forward to coming again.
We had an absolute wonderful time staying at this property for a nice long weekend. I stayed here with 6 good friends and we enjoyed every moment we spent at the house. Were pleasantly surprised to find bikes in the shed and we all went on some fun rides around town. The house was very welcoming, and Julie was a wonder to work with. The location is great, near everything, yet still on a nice quiet street. I would strongly recommend a stay at this location and I certainly intend on returning.
I enjoyed our stay at this lovely home! 4 bedrooms provided ample space for our family. Our girls thoroughly enjoyed the wooden kitchen playset and children's books :) The home was very clean and we had all of the amenities that we needed. Julie was very nice to work with and the website provided a lot of additional information about the location. Very quiet street. We loved all of the trees. This is in an excellent location and you are just a short drive away from either end of the cape.
This was my first rental experience, and I was nervous because I didn't know what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised, and I had an amazing stay. I have never ventured to the outer cape, and I'm now in love! Eastham was a great location, about 20 minutes from Dennis and Provincetown. The location was ideal because it was near a gas station, Arnold's restaurants, and 6 west. It was a few miles away from Cape Cod Rail Trail and Nauset Light Beach. We were able to ride our bikes, and there were more in the backyard shed. The house was very accommodating to young kids with the high chair and ping pong, foosball, and pool in the basement. The free wifi and cable were a plus as well! There was a lot of space for eating and spreading out with seating in the kitchen, living room, season room, and deck. The only downside is 2 out of 4 rooms had AC, but the fans were very useful and kept the rooms cool. Overall, amazing stay and accommodating for ages 2 to 69 and beyond! Thank you again for the housewarming gift, Julie! The house was very clean, airy, and bright. It felt like home and that's the best feeling to have for a home away from home.
Myself and a group of ladies took the opportunity to go away and celebrate the beginning of our 30's and we couldn't have chosen a better place. Beautiful sun room, nice patio, spacious living quarters, adorable kitchen and quant bedrooms. The basement has several games such as ping pong and air hockey and the owners even took it upon themselves to have access to board games, bicycles and boogie boards. We were perfectly located close to the beach and popular attractions. It was the perfect home away from home!
We had a very nice stay at Summer Breeze during Memorial Day weekend for the second year in a row. The house is spacious and the beds were comfortable. We found everything we needed in the kitchen. The location is perfect! Arnold's is a very short drive away and the beaches are close too. We are looking forward to our next visit.
My wife and I came with our three girls (ages 5, 3, and 1) and my brother, his wife, and three kids (ages 15, 14, and 12). This beautiful home was ideal for such a wide age range since it had toys and books for our little ones, and a big basement filled with great "toys" for the older kids (foosball, air hockey, pool table, and ping pong). There was also plenty of supplies in the closets and cabinets (extra pillows and blankets, soap and shampoo, mouthwash), and we were pleasantly surprised to find fresh coffee to be made. The owner was also so thoughtful to include a welcome package that everyone could enjoy. We really look forward to coming again soon (perhaps this fall) and are already spreading the word to family and friends about this comfy Cape home for getaways.
My sisters, mother and I enjoyed a nice 4-day vacation in the Cape, and staying in Coastal Breeze made our experience all the more enjoyable. The house is perfectly appointed with every amenity you could ever need or want. The home itself is very clean, and the rooms are spacious and cozy. The location is perfect as a centerpoint for daily excursions. Being on a budget, renting this house was a perfect option for us because we cooked breakfast and dinner there every day. The owner's rental process was thoughtful, convenient and professional.
Our extended family of 11 spent a relaxing week here in June and loved it. The house easily accommodated all of us for sleeping (one of our 11 was a 3-yr old who slept in the crib) in comfy beds, eating and hanging out. The location was close to several beaches (a quick drive), great restaurants, and fun shopping in nearby towns. We also cooked and ate at the house and the kitchen was well stocked with pots/pans/utensils., etc. The weather in June was perfect. We would definitely stay here again!!
Our family had a wonderful two week stay at Coastal Breeze this August. The house was very clean and had everything that was listed that would be there. It is on a dead end street which had very little traffic and the deck was so enjoyable. Coastal Breeze is close to the Cape Cod Rail Trail and my son road the trail every chance he could. It also close to Nauset Light and Marconi beaches and we also traveled to Provincetown a few time including going on a whale watch (we got great pictures). If you want donuts go to the Hole n One doughnut shop on Route 6 and for ice cream try Nauset Light Ice Cream. Don't forget to stop at Sam's Deli for sandwiches. If you are an adventurer stop at the Cape Cod National Seashore Headquarters in Eastham the are all types of thing to do. If you have a few extra minutes at the Headquarters building watch the movie "Sands of Time" it is only about ten minutes long (shows how Cape Cod was formed). Having wi-fi is a great. Julie is a great owner and explained everything about her home. We would recommend this house to a friend.
We just returned from spending a week at Coastal Breeze, everything was fantastic, Julie and Dave have gone out of their way to make your stay relaxing and pleasant. The house was clean, well maintained and welcoming, the same can be said of the furnishings, everything we needed and more could be found in the house. The house is located near the end of a Cul-de-sac so it makes for a very quiet, private and safe location. The beds were extremely comfortable, featuring quality Sealy mattresses, the kitchen was well outfitted with everything you could possibly need if you choose to eat in. We had the pleasure of seeing a Fisher not 12' from the rear deck one morning and Turkeys in the front yard the next. From the moment we walked in we felt as if we were walking into a home, not just renting a house, that feeling was further strengthened by finding a lovely welcome Tote Bag on the kitchen table containing goodies, Cape Cod Chips, a bottle of wine and a handwritten card welcoming us, nice touch! Our stay was absolutely perfect and we would return in a heartbeat.
We just returned from spending a week at Coastal Breeze, everything was fantastic, Julie and Dave have gone out of their way to make your stay relaxing and pleasant. The house was clean, well maintained and welcoming, the same can be said of the furnishings, everything we needed and more could be found in the house. The house is located near the end of a Cul-de-sac so it makes for a very quiet, private and safe location. The beds were extremely comfortable, featuring quality Sealy mattresses, the kitchen was well outfitted with everything you could possibly need if you choose to eat in. We had the pleasure of seeing a Fisher not 12' from the rear deck one morning and Turkeys in the front yard the next. From the moment we walked in we felt as if we were walking into a home, not just renting a house, that feeling was further strengthened by finding a lovely welcome Tote Bag on the kitchen table containing goodies, Cape Cod Chips, a bottle of wine and a handwritten card welcoming us, nice touch! Our stay was absolutely perfect and we would return in a heartbeat. Bill & Sandy Lopez
My husband and I rented Coastal Breeze last week and throughly enjoyed the house and location. As I had read in previous reviews the house was spotless and beds comfortable. It was great being so close to the bike trail and we took advantage of that many times. Area restaurants were great as well. I would definitely recommend this home!
What a great house. We had more than enough room for 6 adults. The welcome gift was much appreciated. The home is very clean and accommodating. There wasn't a kitchen item that was not provided. Julie is very responsive if any issue occurs. And the beds were so comfortable. We will definitely be booking our next vacation at Coastal Breeze! Thanks Julie and Dave.
We have stayed at all the Summer Breeze homes for many years now and would never think of staying anywhere else. The homes are clean, well stocked, comfortable and the owners are always readily available to answer questions, or help in any way. Coastal Breeze is very convenient to the bike path, which makes it perfect for families with young children. You can relax at the cottage and listen to the wonderful songbirds. My favorite feature of these homes is the outdoor shower! It feels like a spa at the end of a beach day. You will not regret staying at a Summer Breeze home.
We had an amazing vacation at Cape Cod. This charming home was a great location for exploring this beautiful part of the country. It is a quick trip to Provincetown and also many beaches, great restaurants, and shopping. We also spent a day at Martha's Vineyard which I highly recommend. The owner is welcoming and very thorough. We definitely want to return next year. Thanks for such warm and welcoming hospitality!
Summer Breeze is a lovely home. We have rented many homes in Eastham but none are as comfortable as Summer Breeze. Beds are comfortable, plenty of linens and extra blankets provided. The decor of the house is just what you would expect in renting a beach house. Warm and inviting. I gave 4 stars only for the fact that the kitchen is a little small for our taste. My husband and I really love to cook and there is limited space but we made it work. The sun room and deck gives plenty of space for meals and to spread out for board games, cards or puzzles. We have stayed at Summer Breeze twice now and look forward to a return trip! Highly recommend! Owner is easily available if any issues should arise during your stay.
Thank you for spending your vacation with us again, Lori. We always appreciate our valued returning guests! We are investing in a complete kitchen remodel this year which will utilize the space better and allow for additional counter space and cabinetry. We look forward to seeing you again next fall!
We stayed at Summer Breeze and had a wonderful time. The house is in a great central location. It is close to the local beaches and other fantastic sites along the Cape. We took a day trip to Nantucket and loved it. A very friendly and welcoming home and community. Thanks for a great stay!
Amazing property in Eastham and we had two great weeks there ! ! So much is provided at the home and it’s very cozy !! Great location - close to amazing beaches (Coast Guard , Nauset Light , Marconi , Nauset) and wonderful food ( Arnold’s, Sams Deli, Hole in One , Stewart’s , Red Barn) - the lists go on and on ..... Nice quiet private street and close to the Bike Trail. Nice deck and sunroom to store beach and other supplies.... Owners Julie and Dave are very responsive and nice to work with, always answered any questions promptly !!
We had a great vacation at the Cape and the Coastal Breeze home was perfect for our family! The bedrooms were comfortable and having a bathroom on each floor worked out well. The open floor plan allowed for interaction whether you were preparing meals or watching television. Also, the spacious eating area in the breezeway was perfect for our family of 6! We enjoyed relaxing on the deck and reading a book to pass the afternoon away. The home was well-maintained and the owners were very attentive. The location was great! We went on several bike rides on the Cape Cod Trail, which was conveniently located a few blocks away from the house. The beach was only a mile away and we enjoyed our morning walks with our four-legged family member! Looking forward to future vacations at this wonderful home!
Our stay was fabulous. Weather was great. The house was well equipped, clean, comfortable and in a nice quiet neighborhood. The kids loved the game tables in the basement..The extended porch and deck was great for family dinners. Enjoyed Sunrise and walks and yoga on Nauset Light Beach. First Encounter is a great beach for the kids and watching sunsets. Biked, visited Wiley Park on the lake. Loved Nauset Ice cream. They have a great variety of homemade flavors and sizes for the kids. Also enjoyed Fairway Restaurant...great pizza. Light
Cute cozy house, yet plenty of room. Nicely furnished with many amenities - from fully stocked kitchen, 'game room' in basement, to spacious deck with grill. Close to everything and on a quiet cul-de-sac. The gift bag the owners left for us was a very nice touch. Would definitely be interested in using one of their houses in the future.
This property is beautifully upkept. It was spotless and the kitchen is well equipped. This was important as we ate many meals at home. 7 of us stayed there: my husband and I, my son and his wife, and my daughter with her husband and 8 year old. We all had privacy and plenty of room to interact. If you love fish and lobster, consider bringing it home from Mac's Kitchen, which is about a mile away on Route 6 heading east. It's a great way to enjoy wonderful seafood while cooking kid-friendly meals at the cottage. The homeowners were very gracious about texting and checking with us and making sure we needed nothing when we arrived. There was a lovely gift basket waiting for us in the kitchen - small gifts that we all appreciated. We felt like we were staying in the home of friends. We have been vacationing on this part of the Cape for 30 years, but we still found new things to do. We love the nearby beaches, restaurants, and bike trail. But we never knew that it's an Eastham tradition to go to First Encounter beach and watch the sunset. The view is amazing. Go there at least once to enjoy it. This property will be at the top of our list for future Cape escape vacations. The McHale Family

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7 things barely anyone does that will attract people to you
I’ve learned that a significant part of attraction is rooted in standing out from the crowd.
There’s something irresistible and even mysterious when we do things differently to most.
That doesn’t mean that everything we do that’s different will attract others.
Here are some examples of things most people avoid that are often highly attractive to others:
1. Don’t interrupt.
Such a simple thing. But it’s not easy to do.
Many don’t even realise it when they do it, but they interrupt, not to be intentionally rude, but often out of insecurity.
When we interrupt, we inadvertently signal our sense of inadequacy.
We want to be seen. So we undermine the attention others are getting to steal back some for ourselves.
This is low-status activity and will lose you respect.
Give people space. This is what leaders do.
They are in no rush and are totally happy for others to be in the limelight.
2. Become a master at something specific.
Developing a higher-than-average level of skill for something isn’t common.
It demonstrates perseverance and grit that many don’t have.
Whether it’s mastering juggling or reaching higher echelons of achievement as an artist, teacher, dancer, writer, or sailor, this all emphasises your stand-out quality.
Reaching higher skill levels is attractive to many in a similar way as reaching celebrity status can.
3. Exhibit an unexpected aspect of your appearance.
Being a little different at the surface level of appearance needn’t mean walking around like a goofy freak gimmick.
Subtlety wins here, especially in a world where everyone is tripping over themselves to stand out with an over-emphasis on appearance.
Wear something that interrupts the expectation others might have of someone like you.
You could wear typical clothes like most others but have a stand-out watch, bracelet, or unusual socks.
If it’s unexpected, it tends to stick in the memory.
Memorable things often elevate your perceived value, which is often attractive.
4. Nurture total non-resistance to criticism.
Most people are quick to take things personally.
Someone might criticise them, or they may take things the wrong way. They are visibly flustered or annoyed.
They may go quiet (as was often my style when I took things personally growing up).
This demonstration of insecurity based on a thought-created interpretation of events is a waste of energy, eats at you from the inside, is immature, and is ultimately unattractive.
Those who have developed an OKness with being criticised and gently smile when insulted aren’t pushovers.
They simply no longer see the connection between what others think and their own well-being.
They no longer seek validation, nor are they affected by insult.
This is deeply attractive.
5. Share something that takes courage to share.
People who garner tons of respect from sharing something vulnerable do so because it takes courage.
It requires bravery to reveal things that make you look less than perfect or socially acceptable.
But it doesn’t stop here.
This is where some people get it mixed up. It’s not about sharing things in a vulnerable way for the sake of it. If that worked, we’d all be harping on about the acne or our butts.
Being vulnerable is respected when it serves a positive purpose.
When I am willing to look ‘inferior’ to demonstrate a point that ultimately helps others, that’s strength.
For example, you can tell me that you still get anxious before interviews, but you tell me so that I feel encouraged.
You are showing me your humanity while lifting me.
That takes courage and pitches you as an example-setting leader, not a loser.
6. Be an occasional dick.
There’s a vast difference between being a relentless, consistent dick and being just a little bit of a dick some of the time.
Most people are doing everything they can to come across as nice and harmless and totally not offensive.
In their striving for niceness, they also often inadvertently drain all the soul from them, slipping into the background thanks to their vanilla exterior.
Being a little cocky and cheeky will set you apart.
You don’t always need to be nice to people if it’s done playfully.
This is refreshing to people.
Go against the grain, be a little naughty, and you will have people falling in love with you.
7. Be there.
The next time you watch people interact, note how present people are in the conversation.
A lot of the time, you will find people are anywhere but in the interaction. People are lost in their heads.
They’re either self-conscious and fidgety or somewhere else, thinking about whether they left the iron on at home or they’re thinking of something clever to say next.
They aren’t actually there.
Being there with someone, truly listening, and absorbing what they say will set you apart.
People will be amazed at how heard they feel, even if you barely talk.
People are well-attuned to sensing the presence in others.
Be still. Be there.
This will attract people to you, and often they won’t even know why.
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OTTAWA, Oct. 10, 2016 /CNW/ - The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the following statement on Thanksgiving:
"Today, Canadians will gather with family and loved ones to share a meal and give thanks for the countless blessings we enjoy.
"Thanksgiving offers the opportunity to express gratitude for all that enriches our lives. It is also a time to reach out to those less fortunate – here in Canada and around the world – and lend a helping hand.
"Over the past year, Canadians have welcomed more than 30,000 Syrian refugees who fled their homes to seek a safer and better future. As these and other newcomers celebrate their first Thanksgiving in Canada, let us never forget that helping those in need is at the heart of what makes us Canadian.
"Today, we also give thanks for our men and women in uniform. For some, their service and sacrifice means spending the holiday away from home.
"On behalf of the Government of Canada, Sophie and I wish everyone a very happy Thanksgiving filled with good food and great company."
This document is also available at http://pm.gc.ca
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Music, oh sweet glorious music. It really can make or break a game. It's an aspect of the game that has me a little frazzled. See I don't want to have to buy asset packs and I want everything in it to be original and unique. Not just slopped together buy a bunch of random bought assets.
I do have some musical background. Started off learning piano when I was younger, rocked alto sax for two years through school, wanted drums but the folks said no and instead got me a guitar, been playing that for roughly 13 years and drums for probably only about 2(now that I live on my own). Although I do have some background I am not sure if I could pull off all the sounds and music for the game. None the less I try and practice in between drawing sessions. As evident by the video below. Sorry it's a little choppy and off beat in some parts. Still getting use to the loop pedal.

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In the Moscow region on the highway M-2 “Crimea” in a collision of a minibus of Ford with “Gazelle” working on the road killed two people. About it RIA Novosti was informed in the regional cupola MIA.
The accident occurred at about 14:30 GMT on the 79th kilometer of the highway. “In the accident, two were killed: the driver and passenger of the minibus Ford. According to preliminary information, six people suffered: five of the van and one of the “Gazelle”,” — said in the Chapter.
All injured taken to the nearest medical facilities. Employees of traffic police find out circumstances of the incident.
The 30th of April in Orenburg region as a result of collision of two cars killed four people, including two children. The accident occurred two miles South of the village Oleksandrivka. Another five people, including three children hospitalized in new Sergievsky area. Doctors estimate their condition as average weight.


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I was really short of time this week, but thought I would try something new (to me) in Photoshop. I have used my clowns before so went for a different look this time using "Out of Bounds" as my technique. I'm sure I could improve given more time, but am reasonably happy with the result I have achieved. I added noise to the background as I was getting banding and couldn't remove it any other way I tried.
I had originally planned to take a picture from under the pier, but the tide was against me as there was 4 feet of water where I wanted to stand, so I went along the beach a little to find a different vantage point, I used a 10 stop filter to try to get some movement in the clouds and flatten the water, but it was just too bright.
The pier in the picture was originally 3,787 feet long, but most of it got destroyed in a storm in 1978.
I have featured the pier head in another challenge (week 2)
I had great plans for this week, but other events kept getting in my way, so this is an unplanned image. I do like the textures in the wood, this side table lives in the garden through all weathers, and shows it's age, but that is it's attraction
I took this using my iPhone but edited in Color efex pro 4


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|aLeon and the spitting image |cAllen Kurzweil ; illustrations by Bret Bertholf.
|a1st Harper Trophy ed.
|aNew York |bHarperTrophy|c2005, c2003.
|a301, 5 p. |bill. |c20 cm.
|a"A Greenwillow book.".
|aLeon, a fourth grader at The Ethical School, tries to outwit the school bully and learn to sew for fanatical teacher Miss Cronheim, with unexpected help from his final project-- a doll with magical powers.
This book is about a hotel full of animals. And an evil ice maker. And glass eyeballs -- oh, and really old panty hose and Possibly Fake Hair. But mostly, it's about Leon Zeisel and his epic quest to survive fourth grade, despite his teacher, Miss Hagmeyer, and his archenemy, Lumpkin the Pumpkin, a human tank with a deadly dodgeball throw. Luckily, Leon has friends who will stand by him even if his magical plans for rescue and revenge involve ... SPIT!


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Call me crazy, but combining Justin Thomas, Collin Morikawa, Jon Rahm, and Lexi Thompson with Slime Golf on Nickelodeon is the last thing any normal golf fan would expect to see. And yet tonight ( Saturday, June 25th) it’s happening.
There are four Slime Teams competing in a two-round event on holes inspired by Nickelodeon shows. Here’s a preview:
Jon Rahm wears a Sponge Bob costume. There’s also a Sponge Bob golf hole. But which came first? Doesn’t matter. You can never have too many Sponge Bobs. Right?
Justin Thomas walks around on a hole or a green, undetermined, that looks like a living room-sized pizza. He also tees off with a Paw Patrol driver.
Lexi Thompson uses a giant orange slingshot to hit something we don’t see yet.
Someone tries to drive a golf cart that has about six giant stuffed pandas in it covering everything, including the driver. No Slime was visible. (What kind of show is this anyway?)
Slime seems to pop up from ball washers. A fire hydrant explodes with green slime. We don’t even know what the object of the game is except it has some wonky golf shots and Slime. We just don’t know who gets hit and how often.
The main purpose has to be to win whatever this new kind of golf is plus not getting Slimed. In other words, it’s the craziest golf ever, definitely not a USGA-approved event. And there is slime, slime, and more slime.
Slime Cup Teams: Justin Thomas and The Pink Team
Justin Thomas leads The Pink Team featuring WWE Superstar Nikki Bella and Nickelodeon star Isaiah Crews ( son of Terry Crews), who is in Side Hustle on Nickelodeon.
Collin Morikawa and The Green Team
Jon Rahm and The Red Team
Lexi Thompson and The Orange Team
Lexi Thompson heads up The Orange Team which has NFL Superstar Saquon Barkley and Nickelodeon star Tyler Wladis from Fairly Oddparents.
The only question remaining: Is there a cleanup hole? Or just a hose?
Nickelodeon, Saturday at 8 PM EDT in the US.


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Mood changes can be a sign of dementia. What causes these behavioral symptoms? And how can dementia care partners help ease them? Here’s an explainer on the basics of mood swings brought about by Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Neuropsychiatric symptoms like agitation, anxiety, appetite changes, irritability, anger and aggression, depression, apathy, disinhibition, and excitement occur in 98 percent of people living with dementia. Grouped together, these behavioral changes are often referred to as mood swings. And for people with dementia and for those involved in their care, these Alzheimer’s mood swings can even be more disorienting than the disease’s well-known cognitive symptoms, like cognitive impairment or memory loss.
Now and then, anyone might experience an unexpected change in mood or behavior — a mood swing. However, in a person with dementia, mood swings are more than just fleeting moodiness related to everyday stress or discomfort.
A partner or caregiver may notice that the person occasionally becomes withdrawn, anxious, angry, sad, restless, or irritable. Their eating and sleeping patterns may change too. These symptoms may come and go, but they are unlikely to go away completely.
Other neuropsychiatric symptoms that a person may experience right alongside dementia-related mood swings include paranoia, wandering, sleep difficulties, and hallucinations or delusions.
Can mood swings be a sign of dementia?
In older adults, the sudden appearance of frequent mood swings is worth mentioning to a care provider: It could be an early sign of dementia.
“My rule of thumb is: When there’s a sudden behavior change, take a broad look at your loved one,” Dr. Bruce Miller, a behavioral neurologist at the University of California, San Francisco, told Being Patient of sudden mood or behavior changes. “Make sure they don’t have an infection. Make sure that nothing’s changed in the brain.”
Other signs to look for include those aforementioned mood changes, i.e. depression, anxiety, apathy, restlessness, agitation, aggression. These changes do typically occur alongside cognitive decline spurred by Alzheimer’s disease or a related form of dementia.
At what stage of dementia do mood swings happen?
Mood swings can happen in different stages of dementia. But people may start to show symptoms like depression, anxiety, disinhibition, and apathy in the early dementia stage.
What causes mood swings in dementia?
Dementia happens due to changes in the brain that causes a progressive decline in brain function. This decline in brain function is accompanied by symptoms that include mood swings even in the early dementia stages.
“It is very common to see a patient with early Alzheimer’s disease, sometimes even before they’ve manifested a memory disorder, to be anxious, hyper-reactive, and very concerned about things that are going on around them,” Miller said.
“As a loved one loses their cognitive functions, we often hear about severe anxiety and agitation,” he added.
Mood swings may also happen when the person with dementia experiences health-related problems like infections, trouble sleeping, medication side effects, pain, constipation, or general discomfort with their environment. This is why experts recommend speaking with a doctor, who can then best determine why a person may be experiencing these changes.
What helps with dementia mood swings?
Though mood swings start at the early stages of dementia, they’re often left unaddressed. Doctors also find them challenging to treat, in part because of a lack of safe and approved medications available for people with Alzheimer’s disease. However, untreated mood swings can spiral into further health problems; some of these behavioral changes are tied to diminished quality of life, early institutionalization, and higher care burden among other issues.
Non-prescription treatments are usually the first-line option for managing dementia mood swings. These interventions aim to prevent mood swings, improve mood, and reduce caregiver stress and may be more effective than medications.
Non-prescription interventions for dementia’s mood changes may involve:
- Sensory stimulation therapy like acupressure, aromatherapy, touch therapy, light therapy, garden activities, massage, music therapy, and dance therapy.
- Cognitive and emotion-oriented approaches including cognitive behavioral therapy, mental stimulation, reminiscence therapy, and validation therapy.
- Behavior management strategies like the DICE approach — a pneumonic device for dementia care expert-vetted steps to take to manage behavioral changes and mood swings:
D: Describe the behavior.
I: Investigate potential causes of the behavior, like medication side effects, poor sleep, boredom, worry, or pain.
C: Create a plan with the help of a doctor to manage the behavior.
E: Evaluate if the plan works and is safe.
Are there drugs to treat dementia mood swings?
Are there FDA-approved drugs to treat dementia mood swings safely? The short answer is no.
The Food and Drug Administration, which regulates the sale of drugs in the U.S., has yet to approve any medication for managing dementia mood swings. Meanwhile, certain prescription drugs designed to help address symptoms like depression, agitation, psychosis and more haven’t been tested in people living with Alzheimer’s or dementia. In fact, they carry special risks for this group and they may not help their symptoms. But many doctors are prescribing them anyway.
Theoretically, these prescriptions — like antipsychotics and mood-stabilizing drugs — are made after determining that the help and benefit in treating these mood swings with medications outweighs the risks of said prescription drugs. However, these drugs can be dangerous.
In the case of dementia-related psychosis, Acadia Pharmaceutical was hard at work studying the potential of a Parkinson’s drug for use in people with Alzheimer’s. But due to problems with the in trial data, the FDA rejected the drug company’s application in 2021. Drug companies are also looking at repurposing ADHD drugs to help people with Alzheimer’s-related apathy and developing a new drug for Alzheimer’s-related agitation. Antidepressants and antipsychotics are also being studied to help with cognitive symptoms. But again, none of these have yet been determined safe and effective for people living with Alzheimer’s.
If a doctor prescribes you or a loved one with a dementia diagnosis an antipsychotic or mood stabilizing drug to address Alzheimer’s or dementia mood swings or related neuropsychiatric symptoms, this is called an off-label prescription: a prescription for the use of the drug outside what studies have covered. Alzheimer’s care experts recommend reading up on the risks and getting a second opinion. These drugs can carry serious and debilitating side effects, and even lead to death. This is especially true when combined with certain other drugs.


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After leaving Murighiol on the main road, make a left at the first crossroads, by the roadside cross. It’s easy, you’ll see our direction sign. Then, make a right before the Cormoran parking lot, by our next direction sign and follow the road until the Star 2000 deck.
Right at the parking entrance you will see a Green Village Resort banner, so you can be sure you reached us. You are welcome to visit us!
To reach us easily, search for STAR 2000 Murighiol / Green Village Resort on WAZE or Google Maps.
Star 2000 parking rate: 20 RON/24h/car.
Murighiol - Sfântu Gheorghe - Return
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Trip duration ~ 60 min
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But some female lawmakers, like New York’s Kathleen Rice, have begun to ask why elected officials aren’t being drummed out like their private sector counterparts.
“You see the actions that CBS, NBC take when there are allegations against very well-known men in positions of power, and we don’t do the same,” Rice said. “I think it’s a disgrace.”
She’s talking about Al Franken and John Conyers. The Franken case has photographic evidence, so the allegations against him are provably true.
But Conyers vehemently denies the allegations made against him. Why should he be “drummed out”? Why is there a presumption of guilt?
Anyone who’s ever been alone with another person can be the subject of allegations. Why is there a presumption in favor of the accuser?
A case study on false allegations, which you probably remember if you’re old enough, is the McMartin preschool trial:
Members of the McMartin family, who operated a preschool in Manhattan Beach, California, were charged with numerous acts of sexual abuse of children in their care. Accusations were made in 1983. Arrests and the pretrial investigation ran from 1984 to 1987, and the trial ran from 1987 to 1990. After six years of criminal trials, no convictions were obtained, and all charges were dropped in 1990. When the trial ended in 1990, it had been the longest and most expensive criminal trial in American history — Wikipedia
When charges were finally dismissed against one of the defendants, teacher Ray Buckey, he had been jailed for five years.

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Two new Harry Potter books are coming later in the year in connection with an exhibition commemorating the 20th anniversary of the launch of the series, the AP reports.
“The British Library’s Harry Potter exhibition, ‘A History of Magic,’ opens in October and runs through February 2018,” the AP reports. “In an earnings statement released Tuesday, British publishing house Bloomsbury revealed that two new Potter books will be released in conjunction with the event.”
The books are “Harry Potter: A History of Magic — The Book of the Exhibition,” which will reportedly examine the subjects taught at Potter’s wizarding school, Hogwarts; and “Harry Potter — A Journey Through a History of Magic,” which examines mystical subjects such as alchemy, unicorns and ancient witchcraft.
Both books are due in October.

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Classic American rock, an homage to the great bands of the 70s and 80s, musical masters like Steely Dan, Leonard Cohen and Led Zeppelin. The Seattle-based Sundogs are making the music that they love.
Composer and Musical Director - Rachel Lawrence. Book and Lyrics - Casey Christensen. Conceived and Produced by Jennifer Goodman and Casey Christensen, Directed by Casey Christensen.
The Garry Marshall Theatre Presents “The Root Beer Bandits, A Rootin’ Tootin’ Wild West Musicale.” Book by Joseph Leo Bwarie and Lori Marshall. Music by Rachael Lawrence.
“Don’t Break What You Cannot Fix” feels like a love song, or at least a conversation between two lovers, but it’s a little more complex than that.
There’s something very ‘punk’ these days about music that sounds like the musicians are actually playing the instruments and the singers are inhaling before they exhale…if you know what I mean. I happen to prefer my music more human than automated. DG Adams' album “Nest of Vipers” is thankfully free from the confines of electronica and autotune. It is full of the divine flaws of live recordings, the sentimental passions of a love for jamming, and the turn of a thoughtful phrase.
It’s no surprise to me that Adams is an actor and a Shakespearean one at that. The themes are dramatic; death, love, war, despair. The vocals are layered and harmonized, poignant and cinematic. The whole album feels like a performance piece in fact. More rock musical than rock concert. It even has a little comic relief with the track “Platonic Lovers,” neatly placed at the end of the second act.
The production is warm and welcoming, the musicians excellent and the songs playfully diverse, folky, Spanish, rock, soul and even a little Elizabethan. Its honesty reminds me a little of Pink Floyd or David Bowie or Joni Mitchell…that same kind of wistful mournfulness. These songs are straight from the heart, really compelling and gorgeously theatrical….loved it!!!
DG Adams: songwriter, vocals, acoustic and electric guitars
Vinay Lobo: acoustic and electric guitars, bass, keyboards, drums, percussion
Shane Wilson: drums, congas
Anna Katarina: bg vocals, keyboards
Aline Bobbin: bg vocals, violin, viola
Céline Hodler: bg vocals
Keigh: bg vocals and keyboards
The Big Oak Theatre Presents “Last of The Red Hot Lovers.” Written by Neil Simon and Directed by Patrick Hart.


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What is the most common cause of rhinitis?
How does rhinitis present?
- runny nose (common cold)
What other conditions is allergic rhinitis associated with?
How do angiofibromas present?
This is a malignant tumor of the nasopharyngeal epi.
Who gets nasopharyngeal carcinoma?
African children and Chinese adults
A sample from a cervical lymph node shows pleomorphic keratin-positive epi cells in a background of lymphocytes. Dx?
What is nasopharyngeal carcinoma?
a malignant tumor of the nasopharyngeal epi
What is rhinitis?
inflammation of the nasal mucosa
What is inflammation of the nasal mucosa called?
What is allergic rhinitis?
rhinitis due to a type I hypersensitivity reaction (usually to pollen, etc)
This is a rhinitis due to a type I hypersensitivity reaction (usually to pollen, etc).
Repeated bouts of rhinitis can lead to _____ formation.
What should be biopsied to detect nasopharyngel carcinoma?
cervical lymph nodes
Nasal polyps can be seen in ____, _____, and ____ patients.
- repeated rhinitis
- cystic fibrosis
- ASA-intolerant asthma
This is a protrusion of edematous, inflamed nasal mucosa.
This is a benign tumor of the nasal mucosa composed of large BVs and fibrous tissue.
What is angiofibroma?
a benign tumor of the nasal mucosa composed of large BVs and fibrous tissue
What is a nasal polyp?
a protrusion of edematous, inflamed nasal mucosa
What characterizes allergic rhinitis?
inflammatory infiltrates with eosinophils
Who gets angiofibromas?
Nasopharyngeal carcinoma is associated with _____.
Epstein-Barr virus (EBV)
What do repeated rhinitis, cystic fibrosis, and ASA-intolerant asthma patients have in common?
they can develop nasal polyps
What will the biopsy show that is diagnostic for nasopharyngeal carcinoma?
pleomorphic keratin-positive epi cells in a background of lymphocytes
- teenage male -
- repeated, profuse nosebleeds


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The Owl Monkey Project
Dr. Eduardo Fernandez-Duque
The Reproductive Ecology Lab at Penn collaborates with the Owl Monkey project in their examination of the hormonal bases of monogamy and biparental care in non-human primates.
I am an active Research Associate in the interdisciplinary Population Studies Center
CHaPRE, Yale University
Since 2005, I have served as a Research Associate and collaborator to Richard Bribiescas and the Center for Human and Primate Reproductive Ecology at Yale University
Maternal and Child Health Laboratory, Simon Fraser University
I am currently collaborating with Dr. Pablo Nepomnaschy in a study on the interactions between the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis and the reproductive axis in postpartum women
I am collaborating with Horacio de la Iglesia in a project to characterize sleep patterns in indigenous populations with different access to electricity.

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Slain Student Ally Kostial Was 1 Of 5 Women Killed In Mississippi During Single Weekend
Kosital, Lisa Nguyen, Arykah White, Shayna Cline and Zaria Newton all lost their lives to gun violence.
Alexandria “Ally” Kostial, the slain University of Mississippi student whose body was discovered in a remote area on Saturday morning, was one of five women who were killed across the state of Mississippi over the course of just 24 hours.
Authorities say that Kostial, a 21-year-old marketing student, had been shot eight times. A fellow Ole Miss student, 22-year-old Brandon Theesfeld, has since been arrested and charged with her murder. Police say that he was found wearing bloodstained clothes and had a weapon in his car, but in a public statement released earlier this week, his father proclaimed his son’s innocence.
Kostial, a St. Louis, Missouri native, was one of five girls and women who lost their lives to gun violence within the same 24 hours, according to a report published Wednesday by the Mississippi Clarion Ledger.
The five girls and women — Lisa Nguyen, Arykah White, Shayna Cline, Zaria Newton, and Kostial — were all of varying ages and were residing in different areas across the state, according to the paper.
Newton, 20, was fatally shot after she and her boyfriend received a notification alerting them that their Brookhaven property had been broken into and they returned home to a robbery in progress. The suspects — four people the couple had been at a party with hours before — began shooting, fatally striking Newton, according to another report from the Clarion Ledger. Three suspects are now facing murder charges for Newton’s killing; the fourth died during a shoot-out with police.
Newton, a cosmetology student, “lighted a whole room with her smile," her sister, Zshakira Punkin Newton, told the paper, adding that she “wasn’t ready to go soon.”
Another armed robbery on Saturday night resulted in the death of Nguyen, 59, according to the outlet. Nguyen was working at the Steelman Grocery in Hattiesburg, an establishment she owned with her family, when a suspect or suspects who have yet to be identified or apprehended attempted to rob the store at around 6 p.m. that night. Hattiesburg police confirmed to the Clarion Ledger that Nguyen died at the hospital after being shot; no arrests have been made as authorities continue their investigation.
Saturday night also saw the death of Arykah White, a 16-year-old student who was attending a sixteenth birthday party held at the community center at Columbus’ Propst Park, when an altercation broke out in the parking lot, according to the Clarion Ledger. White was struck and killed by a bullet. Another teen, 17-year-old Curtis Lathan, was arrested and is now facing murder charges for killing White, whom Columbus police described as an “innocent bystander,” according to the paper.
Aside from Kostial, Cline was the only one to have known her accused killer. After police responded to a report of a disturbance at around 3:40 a.m. on Sunday, they found 19-year-old Cline dead in an abandoned lot from a gunshot wound, according to a report from the Hattiesburg American. Police found Cline's boyfriend, 31-year-old Billy Lester, across the street and took him into custody, the paper reports. He has since been charged with first-degree murder, police said.
Authorities have yet to clarify if and how Ally Kostial and the man accused of killing her may have known each other, but photos obtained by the Post show the two posing together at what appear to be public events.
A friend of Kostial’s said on Twitter earlier this week that Theesfeld had harassed Kostial to the point of tears for years.
“He harassed her for years, took advantage of her for years, I spent countless nights holding Ally close drying her tears about this monster for years,” the post reads. “You deserve hell you disgusting excuse for a human. #JusticeForAlly You will never diminish her sunshine."


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We replaced half the ground pork with ground beef. This recipe was easy, the result was yummy and reminded us of the French Canadian meat pie we have had many times over the years.
My family loves this recipe, we make it at least twice a month. I always increase the amount of bell peppers and I often decrease the dried chili peppers so it is not too spicy for me.
We do not save some cookie crumbs to use at the end. Love this easy, delicious dessert. These are a hit at every event we take them to.
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County Fair Swim Club
For the past eight years, Missi Pfeifer has managed to open the County Fair Swim Club pool in time for Memorial Day weekend.
But not this year.
The money simply isn’t there. That’s why she’s now counting on the community to offer a life preserver.
“Every year we try to make improvements that you can make,” Pfeifer said. “But you’ve got a pool that’s 50 years old, something is always breaking down.”
Pfeifer is the president of the pool and spends much of her time fundraising for the east Lawrence nonprofit fixture.
It’s a labor of love. When she was young, Pfeifer lived in the same neighborhood where she lives today. She recalls spending countless summer hours with friends at the pool.
The pool was donated to the neighborhood 49 years ago. Since then, it’s been up to families who live nearby to keep it open. It costs $15,000 per year for maintenance, life guard fees, filling the pool and other costs.
“I still have a lot of people who volunteer, who buy memberships,” Pfeifer said. “It’s just not near enough to support the pool.”
The cost to enter the Lawrence city pool is about $5 per day. Pfeifer charges $2 per day, and cuts that cost in half after 5 p.m. According to pool volunteer Jessica Hansen, “a lot of kids come at 5 p.m. because they can’t afford $2. Some kids pay with pennies to get in.”
An event in April helped raise about $2,000 for the pool, leaving $13,000 still needed for the summer season.
A yard sale starting at dawn is scheduled for Saturday at the pool. Organizers are hoping to raise enough to open the pool by Father’s Day weekend.
“I believe we will definitely open this season,” Hansen said. “It will be late, but worst case is we won’t raise enough money to make it to next year.”
For more information on the pool, and to make a donation, visit the County Fair Swim Club website at cfswimclub.wordpress.com.


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Talking shop: Ahold's measured ambitions win plaudits
With a new chief executive in place, industry watchers were waiting to see what Ahold, the Dutch retail giant, planned to do to further grow its business in the next five years. The new strategy, outlined last week, still leaves some unanswered questions but, as Dean Best reports, Ahold has won praise for its plans.
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- Age Range: 8 - 12 years
- Grade Level: 3 - 7
- Paperback: 64 pages
- Publisher: Crown Books for Young Readers (October 10, 2000)
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Wise Gal Tarot: Amazing Ways to Read Your Fortune! Paperback – October 10, 2000
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Middle-grade girls have long been drawn to fortune-telling games, and Wise Gal Tarot introduces tarot and other forms of divination in a playful, thoughtful fashion. The authors combine careful research, a friendly tone, and a fresh, hip design style to create the ultimate smart girl's guide to fortune-telling.

Subjects include: tarot, palmistry, dowsing, tasseography (predicting the future through the patterns of tea leaves), the Chinese zodiac, and reading fortunes from campfires (pyromancy), books (bibliomancy), and candle wax (ceromancy).

Also included is a full-color deck of 78 tarot cards designed especially for girls.
About the Author
Dale Gottlieb has written and illustrated several picture books, including I Got a Family by Melrose Cooper and Where Jamaica Go?
Jane Burns and Dale Gottlieb collaborated on both text and art for this book. They also worked together on Ask Babalouie: A Fortune-Telling Activity Kit (Chronicle, 1999).

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“It’s funny because Chris is so secretive about everything to do with his movies,” Pattinson told The Irish Times. “And then I had to be really secretive about Batman stuff. So I had to lie to Chris about having to go for a screen test – I said I had a family emergency.
"And as soon as I said, ‘It’s a family emergency,’ he said, ‘You’re doing the Batman audition, aren’t you?’”
Pattinson was cast as the lead in The Batman in May 2019, reportedly fending off competition from Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Armie Hammer and Nicholas Hoult.
New of his casting was leaked two weeks early, which Pattinson later said made him “f***ing furious”.
Production on The Batman, directed by Matt Reeves, was halted in the UK in March, but is expected to resume this September. The film also stars Zoe Kravitz as Catwoman and Paul Dano as the villainous Riddler.
Tenet, which has been postponed three times due to coronavirus, is now due to premiere on 26 August. The espionage thriller also stars John David Washington and Elizabeth Debicki.
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T E C H N O L O G I E S – I N N O V A T I O N S
Sinos S.A. has 3 production lines for fruits – crates producing more than 100.000 pieces daily that can cover any customer need. The two-stamping machine can cover the production needs by stamping 150.000 crates per day, using cutting edge technology in wooden crates and in Hardboard products as well, by applying UV varnish polish.
Our company is pioneering, being equipped with the proper technology, furnace, in order to deal with harmful substances and fungi in the wood, especially in the production of pallets and this contributes to the protection of the products and to the compliance of the rules for the fruit export activities.
The means of transport of our company are fully equipped with the technology of the “convertible top”, where the top converge keeps the crates stable, for their safe transport which also ensures their high quality when delivered.

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At MWC 2018 Nokia has unveiled it’s Nokia 8 Sirocco handset. However, the entire Tech community was expecting the Nokia 9. Nokia 8 Sirocco is the latest Flagship offering from Nokia but what about the Nokia 9? The brand hasn’t revealed anything officially yet but a few talks are there in the market. Some fresh rumors have provided us a rough blueprint of how the device will gonna look. So without wasting any time let’s jump to in-depth information.
As per some up to date rumors, the forthcoming Nokia 9 will be the last Flagship from the house of Nokia in 2018. The handset may feature Android One as in recent we have seen a number of devices like Nokia 7 Plus, Nokia 6(2018) with the same functionality. Being an Android One powered device means that it will feature Stock Android interface with rapid fast updates from Google. The device is expected to feature a Curved Display identical to that of the Nokia 8 Sirocco.
The biggest fact suggested by the rumor is that it will be the first Nokia device to feature an In-Screen Fingerprint Scanner. In case you don’t know an In-Screen Fingerprint device is already there and is known as the Vivo X20 UD. Nokia 9 might borrow this futuristic technology from a well-known firm called Synaptics. The same brand is responsible for the In-Screen Fingerprint Scanner on the Vivo X20 UD. No other information has been tipped about the device though we are expecting it to house a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC coupled with 8GB RAM.