text: Bella was an unnaturally polite dog. I think this was because of her time on the chain. She was timid above all else. She wanted to play but was unsure about what degree of enthusiasm would be appropriate. This would forever be her defining characteristic. The first night that we brought her home she was still recovering from being spayed. You told us that she should be OK to drink water and eat some food so we brought her into our house and she drank like she'd just discovered water for the first time. I sat on the kitchen floor, waiting for her to finish. She came to me when she was done, put her head in my lap and barfed all over me. I didn't mind but poor Bella was mortified. Three houses and 12 years later and she refused to ever set foot in another kitchen. The only time that Bella really let herself go wild was on car rides to go hiking. That first time was a real shock. She did a sort of barking, howling James Brown impersonation. Hikes were her favorite thing next to the car rides to go hiking; her joy was literally too big to contain. She did the first sniff of each of our three boys when we brought them home from the hospital. She sat up late with me on my darkest nights and took me on morning walks to help me find the courage to face the day. She loved ham and Pringles. As the years went on she never lost her enthusiasm for a car ride and a hike. She would follow her nose and get lost in a bramble until we found her. Then she'd howl the whole way home.
  A couple of weeks ago, Bella began to have some breathing problems and we discovered that she had lung cancer. Her quality of life was still good but we knew that the time was coming for us to guide her peacefully into the unknown. The Vet gave us some steroids to slow the growth of the tumor which we gave to her wrapped in ham, followed by pringles. For a few weeks, her tail kept a wagging and she was thrilled with the uptick in treats. Then yesterday, she took a turn for the worse. We called the Vet, knowing it was time, to see when we could schedule Euthanasia. That was supposed to be 9:30 this morning. We took her on one last car ride and hike. She smiled during the ride and appreciated the windows being down but she wasn't up for much of a hike. Instead, we just sat down in the sun and enjoyed the fresh air. Last night my wife, my sons and I all gathered around her to give her as much love as we could while letting her relax. I went to bed dreading what I would have to do today. Then, I was awakened at sunrise by a muffled barking. I was sure it wasn't Bella because she hadn't been able to bark on account of her lungs but I followed it downstairs and sure enough it was her. She'd found the strength to stand and was calling me to come to her. The sun was just rising, still blue and pink but bathing the world in that briefest of magical moments. She looked at me with a sort of conviction. I petted her and opened the back door where she trotted out towards her final sunrise. She stood for a moment before laying down and letting go. Even in death, she was an unnaturally polite dog.
  Over the years I have meant to reach out to you to express my gratitude for coming into our lives with Gypsy turned Bella some 12 years ago but I just never seemed to find the time. I want you to know that she did find her forever home with us and it is we who are forever grateful. Please keep saving four legged souls and know that you are saving some two legged ones as well.
  A sheriff’s deputy called about two dogs who had shown up in the Bull Creek area and appeared lost. It was possible that they wandered over from the rest stop, which is a few miles down the road. A kind man fed and watered them and called around to find the owner. Since he could not keep them, WFCHS drove down and brought them to Dubois. We took photos and called around until we found the owner near Diversion Dam. The momma dog had six puppies and they are now happily reunited. This happened co-incidentally on National Dog Day. So it was a team effort and we are delighted this story had a happy ending!
  She was so damaged when she was brought to us, it was like seeing a puzzle put back together. In our rescuer's words: “This poor sweet little gal was found last fall along the highway near Crowheart. She was a mangled little cat; broken tail, shattered pelvis among numerous other injuries. I took her to two vets and WFCHS spent copious funds to save her life. She is a little fighter and she made it through (only minus her tail) to find a wonderful loving home!” Our thanks always to Gail, and all those who have given our critters Forever Homes.
  Before his adoption by Justin and Jamie Allison, Flynn had been fostered by WFCHS Board member, Beth Walsh. “When Flynn was first fostered he was a very scared and shy dog. He was fearful of everything and everybody. He was afraid of mirrors, thresholds, fast movement, almost everything. After several months of rebuilding his confidence and trust, Justin and Jamie came along ,and they are the perfect fit for this sweet boy. They had the patience it took to help him get over some of his fears and saw his potential of being a great dog.” We are so grateful to them for going the distance with Flynn.
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  RICHMOND, Va. (WFXR) — With the threat of winter weather over the next several days, Appalachian Power says they continue preparing in the event that adverse weather causes customers to lose power.
  Appalachian Power says it is monitoring the threat of ice accumulation to parts of its service area in West Virginia and Virginia.
  “In advance of the storm, we are bringing in nearly 200 workers to assist with expected service restoration, including 40 damage assessment workers from Ohio and 150 line workers from Ohio and Indiana. The workers will be in place by mid-day in areas where damage is expected.”
  Local employees and Appalachian Power contractors will remain in their regular reporting stations and are prepared to either work in their own areas or potentially travel to other areas that may need assistance.
  “Ice storms can cause damage that downs power lines. Customers should treat all downed lines as live power lines and stay away from them. Never touch downed power lines or sparking equipment. Keep children and pets away from fallen lines and anything the lines may touch.”
  
  Located in Ipoh, this established clinic provides Plastic Surgeon Consultations & Surgery and Laser Treatments. Clinic is on a busy street where there are many other medical speciality clinics.
  It has already been 5 years since I was last treated by Dato Dr Guna. Once again I had on 30th September 2019 sort for his expert opinion for a slow-growing, painless, sessile growth over my left scalp area. It was about 1.5cm in diameter and slightly raised. Diagnosed it as a Seborrheic keratosis and offered to have it removed immediately. I agreed and gave written consent. The lesion was removed using Laser under local anaesthesia. The whole procedure was over in 20 minutes. It was painless without any undue stress. "Excellent service and indeed value for money"
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  Founded in 2009, Bright & Beautiful has quickly established itself as the domestic cleaning franchise opportunity not to be missed. Our core values and reputation for quality and ethical employment, as well as a surge in demand for our premium housekeeping services, have helped us achieve over £30million in sales in just a few short years.
  We now support an engaged community of over 70 like-minded franchise owners across the UK. All of which are committed to our ethical brand values, whilst working towards becoming the ‘go to’ domestic cleaning brand in their franchise territory and national brand recognition.
  With continued client acquisition and retention, you can grow to heights of over £80,000 monthly revenue, whilst slowly adding infrastructure to your business, such as; branded cars, your own shop front location, office staff and middle management positions.
  With full training & support you don’t need any industry experience to build your £1million business…
  At Bright & Beautiful we have seen former police officers, teachers, senior retail executives marketing and sales executives, as well as army officers join our ranks. All in search for a new path, and a chance to build a future of their own. Our business model doesn’t require a specific skillset.
  We ensure that all new Bright & Beautiful franchisees are fully prepared to go into business once they’ve completed our 2012-week ‘Steps to Successure Start’ programme. This includes pre-launch training tasks, business planning and a 5-day new starter training course at the Bright & Beautiful head office. Here you will explore all aspects of your new business including the systems, software and best practices that will help make your business a success.
  Besides you and your staff, there is one other person at the heart of your franchise operation…your franchise consultant. They will support you to grow your business, and aid you with anything from recruitment of staff to choosing the correct products, and training you on the tools and procedures that help you to make a success of your business. They conduct weekly catch up calls, monthly franchise review meetings, business review calls and help you set ambitious achievable annual business goals. From the day you start your business to the time you sell up and move on, you are never on your own in the field.
  In addition, our marketing team will work alongside you to create a bespoke local marketing plan suited to your area. You will utilise a dynamic mix of offline and online marketing techniques to get your new business of to a flying start; built on the solid foundation that is your locally optimised website.
  Yorkshire born and bred teacher Emma Bini has returned home to swap her career in education for a new national domestic housekeeping franchise business, Bright & Beautiful®, covering York, Wetherby, Boston Spa, Tadcaster and the surrounding areas. Prior to becoming a new franchise owner, Emma dedicated her time to teaching modern foreign languages (MFL) in secondary schools where she specialised in French and Spanish. Following her time studying in Spain, Emma spent a year teaching in Venezuela before returning to her home county Yorkshire.
  Stuart Callister and Eve Wrinkler run their own Bright & Beautiful housekeeping franchise in Worcester. Having had mixed experiences of domestic cleaners, Stuart and Eve identified that there was a gap in their local area for a trusted service which not only offered clients a great service but created lasting job opportunities in their local community too. They looked at many cleaning franchise opportunities, but it was the Bright & Beautiful franchise model that stood out. Both were very impressed with the franchisor and loved the fact that all the franchisees they met genuinely loved the business. They also loved the fact the company had recently been acquired by the Dwyer Group, a major player in international and UK franchising.
  Morag Readman is the Bright & Beautiful franchisee for East Lothian. Coming from a marketing background, Morag knows only too well the importance of the brand but also how timely and costly it can be to establish one. With franchising, Morag recognized she would be benefiting from day 1. After much research into different opportunities in different industries, Morag kept going back to domestic cleaning; it appealed due to the huge demand for the service and the repeat sales opportunities it offered. In this interview, Morag shares her experiences of setting up a franchise, the training and support she received, as well as the challenges and benefits of such a venture.
  Claire spent 14 years working in marketing communications but when faced with redundancy she decided to put her organisational talents to good use by launching a Bright and Beautiful in Towcester, where she has lived since Dec 2010
  Eco-friendly and ethical professional housekeeping business, Bright & Beautiful® Derby, has selected Dementia UK and Derbyshire-based Me & Dee for its charities of the year.
  With 28 years of working for Hampshire Police, Chandlers Ford based Sandra Reid has swapped her life on the beat for her eco-friendly and ethical domestic housekeeping franchise business, Bright & Beautiful, which she acquired in 2015 and continues to grow at an average yearly rate of 28%.
  From redundancy to entrepreneurship, award winning franchise owner, Julie Dunne, has come a long way since losing her job twice to the recession, as she celebrates five years of running her professional domestic housekeeping franchise business, Bright & Beautiful Enfield.
  Bright & Beautiful?s first franchise owner leaps into the new decade by celebrating milestone 10 years of eco-friendly housekeeping
  Award-winning business entrepreneur, Faye Roddy, is celebrating a milestone year in 2020 as she commemorates her tenth-year anniversary of Bright & Beautiful Altrincham, the first ever pilot franchisee in the Bright & Beautiful network.
  Award-winning professional domestic housekeeping franchise business, Bright & Beautiful®, is celebrating a milestone 10 years in franchising, growing its national network to over 65 business owners, creating a workforce of 850+ local people and on track to achieve a milestone £10 million network revenue in 2020.
  With over nine years of experience in the hospitality sector, Surrey based Natalie Stevens has swapped her life of catering for an eco-friendly professional housekeeping franchise business, Bright & Beautiful®, covering Guildford and its surrounds.
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  In addition to the showy June-blooming Bearded Iris and Siberian Iris, we offer Dutch Iris that grow from bulbs. Dutch Iris are very easy to grow, and make long-lasting cut flowers. They are especially impressive planted in groups among perennials.
  
  These wire supports for paperwhites are wonderful! For years I tried different things to stake up my paperwhites as they got taller and taller and then flopped over, and then I discovered these paperwhite supports. They work wonderfully and are reusable.
  
  My kitchen pantry is nothing to brag about. Recently I had a reader ask me to share ideas on how to organize a kitchen pantry after she read my article on my laundry room storage and organizing ideas. The problem is this is my kitchen pantry. Sorry the photo is a little grainy.
  As you can see it’s very small, and I don’t keep much in it because we have so many cabinets, it’s not something I use to store most of our food. Sharing how I organized it would be a joke! So I reached out to a few blogging friends and asked if they had kitchen pantry or organizing tips to share and they did!
  Jann from Newton Custom Interiors Shares these great tips on How To Organize A Pantry. After you read her tips make sure you watch her video tips too!
  Karen from Dogs Don’t Eat Pizza shared a few ideas for organizing a pantry The first one is the Organized Kitchen Pantry
  I hope that these tips on organizing your pantry will inspire you. As you can see these are all different in size. Use these tips on kitchen pantry organizing ideas and use it to work for you. I leave you with a few tips.
  Take everything out of your kitchen pantry first before starting to organize. You’ll get a better idea of what you need to do if you clear it out first. It can be overwhelming looking at the mess.
  Use baskets, or containers to store items from your pantry. If budget is an issue get creative with storing your kitchen pantry items. I love baskets, I find them at thrift stores. They’re great for potatoes, onions, napkins, you get the idea.
  Label your items. This makes it easier to find things when you label them. Especially if you’re adding baskets. You may not be able to see inside the basket from a distance.
  Place things that are similar together. Snacks on one shelf, storage bags and plastic wrap on the next shelf. Group cereals together. This makes it easier to find and grab when they’re grouped together.
  
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  Micaela Diaz-Sanchez is a new assistant professor of Latina/o studies at Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts. She was a Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow at Northwestern University, where she was selected as Faculty Member of the Year by the Multicultural Student Affairs Office.
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  Wicker sunroom furniture is are the rage these days with everyone looking to furnish a sunroom with affordable elegant furniture. Sunrooms are casual spaces with lots of sunlight and windows to see the outdoors in lieu of a formal living room space. But what makes a sunroom special is what you do to decorate it to meet your needs.
  Sunrooms provide a wide variety of uses which you don’t get from other rooms in your house. They are places where people go to relax, socialize, read or enjoy the world outside by observing it from inside. If you own a sunroom you can benefit from furnishing it with wicker furniture. You’ll enjoy a warm cozy comfortable experience and a decor that your friends and neighbors will not stop talking about.
  Sunrooms are not generally used as a formal living room or dining area. They are more casual than that. The large window areas can make it feel very open and informal. Many of them have fire places, doors that open to the outside. These are all things that you need consider before you start your furniture layout and accent designs.
  Any kind of furniture can be used but indoor wicker or resin wicker furniture are a popular choices for furnishing sunrooms because wicker provides a warm cozy feeling that people love. Casual furniture keeps the room from becoming stuffy or formal.
  Decorating with wicker furniture is great in a sunroom because you can choose from a wide variety of types and styles of furniture. You can choose standard wicker, deep seating wicker or a combination of both. Wicker club chairs and love seats are a great starting point to begin your furnishing. Wicker rocking chairs and single gliders are popular choices especially for relaxing.
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