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Krista Durlas is an adjunct professor in Webster University’s MAT Education for Global Sustainability Certificate program and MS Environmental Management program teaching the subjects of environmental regulatory compliance, environmental accounting, sustainability, economics and consumption. Krista has worked for twenty years in the sustainability/green business arena in a variety of roles from overseeing a sector-based sustainability program at US EPA to foraging for local produce for Whole Foods Market. She is best at connecting people with ideas and resources to make awesome things happen.\nBrian is a web developer and the technical manager in the Online Learning Center at Webster University. He created Greening Chicago, Chicago’s first online sustainability community calendar in 2002 and worked with Foresight Design Initiative on the beta version of their Chicago Sustainable Business Directory. He maintains the St. Louis Green Drinks online presence and is the one that keeps our organization organized.\nTerry co-owns Home Eco, the first green-focused general store in St. Louis. A former editor and freelance writer, she is also the founder of the Sustainable Backyard Tour, a self-guided public tour of green outdoor spaces held in June each year. She is a past board member of Perennial, a reuse education center, and a member of Green America and Transition Missouri. She has been involved with Green Drinks since 2005.\nIn her role as an education coordinator at the EarthWays Center, Katy Mike Smaistrla serves as a community conduit, connecting people to their urban environment and identity. She infuses the Missouri Botanical Garden’s sustainability education with innovative art and literacy programming, and she is specifically interested in recycling, new ways to reuse materials, and re-thinking our resources. Her current responsibilities include coordination of the St. Louis Regional Higher Education Sustainability Consortium, coordination of the LEAP program at the K-12 level, coordination of the EarthWays’ volunteer program, “Young Green Builders” summer camp direction, and maintenance of the worm bin, amongst others.\nBrian, an activist and non-profit management worker, manages the Maplewood Farmers Market at the Schlafly Bottleworks and also assists with the Tower Grove Farmers Market. Last summer Brian was seen around town with his Truck Farm extolling the virtues of growing one’s own food. Brian is passionate about many green things, but his greatest passion is for changing the food system and reducing its negative environmental impacts.\nSt. Louis Green Drinks has been going strong since the spring of 2005. Green Drinks is an informal networking event for people of all kinds with a personal and/or professional interest in local sustainability.\nPart green chamber of commerce, part happy hour, part support group – our gatherings feature panel discussions, films, or tours of local green places. Green Drinks typically happens monthly at Schlafly Bottleworks. We have new faces every time. Events have drawn an initmate group of 30 to crowds of more than 300 – it just depends on the topic and location.\nIn 1989, at a pub called the Slug and Lettuce in Northern London, Edwin Datschefski was sitting with his green design colleagues Yorick Benjamin and Paul Scott when he noticed an enviro-minded acquaintance at a nearby table. As it turned out, the friend was sitting with a few of his own eco-conscious mates, so they pulled some tables together. And so a movement was born.\nThe concept evolved into Green Drinks and now it’s global. In 2001, Datschefski created an official Web site, and it has since spread across the world. See www.greendrinks.org for the latest city count and a list of countries. Each city has an organiser who arranges meetings in bars and restaurants (often with organic or vegetarian food), relays information via email, and facilitates discussions.\nThe spirit of Green Drinks is that anyone can come, and this makes for interesting interactions.\nThere are lots of benefits to green drinks; they are hard to quantify, but when you have seen people come and make new links and learn and argue and set up new schemes and get new jobs etc, it is a good feeling. |
Norma: I've written it myself. It's taken me years. It's going to be a very important picture.Joe: It looks like enough for six important pictures.Norma: It's the story of Salomé. I think I'll have de Mille direct it.Joe: De Mille!? Uh-huh.Norma: We made a lot of pictures together.Joe: And you'll play Salomé?Norma: Who else?Joe: I'm only asking. I didn't know you were planning a comeback.Norma: I hate that word! It's return! A return to all those who have never forgiven me for deserting the screen.Joe: Fair enough.\nComeback versus return. On the face of it, what's the difference? For Norma the difference is clear: a return is a response, in effect, an acknowledgment of a debt owed to those who have otherwise not forgiven her for the withdrawal of her presence, her desertion of the field of the visual. A comeback, by contrast, involves no such acknowledgment. It appears to be utterly narcissistic, utterly scripted. Whether tenable in the long run or not, what strikes me as useful about this distinction is that it cues us to a subtlety that calls out for attention when we are thinking about the contemporary theoretical status of the voice. How, in other words, should we think about the resurgence of scholarly interest in the topic? Or, put differently, what do those involved in this resurgence think they are doing? Is this the voice's comeback or its return? Or is it something else altogether? Moreover, is the difference here yet another way to approach the problem of residualism?\nThis may seem like an odd place to begin, especially to begin what is conceived as an examination of the relation between philosophy and radio, so allow me to explain. Certainly one way to think about what I have called the "resurgence" of interest in the voice is to grasp it as part of a response to the waning of poststructuralism, or, more precisely, to the attenuation of the critique of "phonocentrism." Although many have jumped onto the bandwagon of this critique, it was put in play with exemplary rigor by the late Jacques Derrida. In its emergent formulations this critique sought to draw out the consequences of the collaboration between Saussurean linguistics and Husserlean phenomenology. Specifically, Derrida found in Husserl's fuzzy and ultimately untenable distinction between expression and indication the same ambivalence to be found in Saussure's risky reduction of the signifier to an acoustic image (literally, image acoustique), that is, an entity devoid of all physicality yet capable of yoking together something seen and something heard. Recognizing this allowed Derrida, through the distinctly French pun on the heteronymic word entendre (that is, "to hear" and "to understand"), to tease out the centuries-old open secret of the essential link between the voice and meaning. The fact that this insight derives from a heteronym, a word whose written or spoken signifier produces two apparently different signifieds, is interesting but does not merit further elaboration here.\nIn the opening section of Of Grammatology Derrida fastened phonocentrism not only to logocentrism but also to ethnocentrism, arguing that logocentrism is "nothing but the most original and powerful ethnocentrism" (3). Once in place and taken up by those interpellated by the grammatological project, the voice became untouchable. To engage the voice, perhaps even to pronounce it, was understood to consign one to an ethnocentrism that, in the sixties, was under siege in every corner of the decolonizing globe, most conspicuously, perhaps, in Vietnam. Indeed, an entire, carefully cultivated rhetoric of the voice as the very embodiment of revolutionary agency was suddenly and fundamentally challenged. It was as though Derrida had discovered, a decade before Foucault, the "repressive hypothesis," not in the vow, but in the voice itself.\nIn a wide-ranging, cross-cultural, and transhistorical assessment, John Mowitt examines radio’s central place in the history of twentieth-century critical theory. A communication apparatus that was a founding technology of twentieth-century mass culture, radio drew the attention of theoretical and philosophical writers such as Jean-Paul Sartre, Walter Benjamin, Jacques Lacan, and Frantz Fanon, who used it as a means to disseminate their ideas. For others, such as Martin Heidegger, Theodor Adorno, and Raymond Williams, radio served as an object of urgent reflection. Mowitt considers how the radio came to matter, especially politically, to phenomenology, existentialism, Hegelian Marxism, anticolonialism, psychoanalysis, and cultural studies. The first systematic examination of the relationship between philosophy and radio, this provocative work also offers a fresh perspective on the role this technology plays today.\nJohn Mowitt is Professor of Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature at the University of Minnesota. His previous books include Re-takes: Postcoloniality and Foreign Film Language and Percussion: Drumming, Beating, and Striking.\n6. “We Are the Word”? |
2019 Ford F-250 Redesign – There is a big exhilaration regarding upcoming 2019 Ford F-250 Super Duty. Ford is selecting of Super Task automobiles for almost Twenty Years. The F series of Super Obligation designs are the most effective selling American vehicles for the time being. It is all-natural that the Ford continues with this style language. And also here it is.\nThe Ford F-250 Super Obligation is nearly ready to hit the truck market. It is having a couple of changes compared with the previous year design. The framework is constructed from contemporary aluminum and also the interior is made from more softer products. Now the cabin looks much more luxurious and luxurious. The manufacturer plan is to create extra efficient vehicle as well as more effective as well.\nYet, the brand-new Ford F-250 is mosting likely to boost its efficiency. Exactly how? By developing a new transmission. This is the most likely end result for the 10-speed transmission. Its launching on the super-duty truck is practically particular, as well as we just need a verification from the firm to be official. Other changes consist of a take another look at of front fascia as well as interior. Although this is a working mule, it could look pretty as well as aggressive. Also, the interior is comfortable, and customers will certainly be able to pick in between few trim degrees and taxi configurations.\nThere is nothing stunning in the layout of the 2019 Ford F-250. This is a working vehicle, and also every little thing is made to boost efficiency. Emphasize could be 17-inch wheels. Nonetheless, vehicle looks powerful and bold. Options that are offered for buyers many. First off, they must choose between trim level. Base versions are XL trucks. Mid-range pickups are XLT and also Lariat. King Ranch is premium level, but the top of the class is the Platinum design. Furthermore, there are different cab configurations for some trims. Our company believe Ford will certainly maintain normal, expand, and also crew taxicab in the offer. Ultimately, there are two types of bed. Sizes are 6.75-foot and 8-foot.\nFord is attempting to bring brand-new points to every brand-new version they make, the same instance is with 2019 Ford-F250.\nThe main body solar panels are made to generate longer resilience. In order to include a larger gas storage tank, Ford made their 2019 F-250 Super Obligation from more light-weight products. The overall weight of this truck will certainly stay about the exact same pleasantly.\nFront bumper is made from chrome as well as the truck has a new significant chrome trim piece on the tailgate. Huge “Super Task” emblem is put on the hood, over the front grille. Grille layout is made with a distinct three-bar design. Every horizontal bar is really made of smaller sized bars which give F-150 a different look. Moreover, LED fronts lights as well as haze lights continue to be the exact same, yet the list of upgrades ain’t over.\nThe dashboard is covered with fine, soft touch materials. Furnishings is “mesa brown” natural leather kind, that makes the cabin deluxe and elegant. Guest space is, believe it or not, even more, boosted. The breathtaking glass roof covering is included, 360-degree cam system and also Pro Trailer back-up assist also. In addition to that, 2019 Ford F-250 Super Obligation is coming with a lane-keeping help as well as power-deployable running boards. Brand-new F-250 Super Task includes brand-new SYNC 3 infotainment system with improved voice recognition.\nFord Super Obligation Engine is truly, guaranteeing to obtain properly, supplied making usage of the, outright finest serps quality including, distinctive as it is really, advertised from the company precisely, how the Ford Super Task, includes an absolutely rate execution. In this all new type, the auto is actually masterminded since, all brand-new pick-ups kind regardless, it is made having, far better endurance as, well as has an additional massive, radiation with no offering, you the concern to regulate, that because of the truth, it is easy. While using, of finest serps layout, yet at the end of the day we’re capable, to perceive the consistency, included from the group, to make a parts, of Really Job serps trademark. It isn’t impressive which their, profession could make a treatment, worrying enhancing this performance, concerning solid pick-ups, layout inside a very same estimation.\nOf an assortment, of confided in sources, it is possible that, 2019 Ford F-250 will positively, not transform the motor choices in the here and now, screen yet overhaul and also, also re-design them, with a details end goal to update, their implementation. A standout amongst the possibly motor, to be made use of in this, car is a 6.7-liter, diesel engine that could producing 440 stamina, and also in addition 860,pounds-feet of torque.\nRelying on different types of trims, the price is fluctuating. Three cab designs are available. Regular, Very Cab and a Team Taxi. Based upon the choices you select the price might go from $35,000 to $75,000. The very first price mean a Regular Taxicab XL. The good thing is that the clients can choose a range of various alternatives in order to choose the best alternative offered. The release date is yet unknown but the actual end of 2018 is one of the most realistic time. |
Lilac is the season's top trending home hue. That's why we partnered with Sherwin-Williams® to share a statement-making bookcase DIY in the hot hue that's perfect for your space.\nWith perfectly styled #shelfies taking over Instagram, it's never been a better time to give your lackluster bookcase a glamorous makeover in trendy, versatile lilac. The soothing hue is excellent for promoting tranquility, and the pastel shade also functions as a neutral among brighter home decor, making it the ultimate chameleon color for sprucing up your space. Read on to discover how to paint your very own lilac bookcase.\nBefore diving into your paint project, collect your supplies for the job. A drop cloth, wood wipes, a paintbrush, a sanding sponge, painter's tape, a ruler, and your bookcase of choice are the basic materials you'll need to complete the design. Inspired Lilac SW 6820 by Sherwin-Williams is a beautiful pastel color that will stand the test of time and make the perfect backdrop for your books. Be sure to choose a paint that aligns with the type of surface you will be refinishing.\nAfter you've assembled your tools, make sure to thoroughly clean your bookcase. Removing residual dust and dirt will allow for a smooth, bump-free paint job. A simple sponge and soapy water will serve to free the bookcase of any leftover grit.\nArrange your tape to map out exactly how the design will appear on the back of your bookcase by creating a crosshatch arrangement that will ultimately transform into a diamond pattern when painted. Use a ruler to ensure each strip of tape is the same length and to create the most precise blocks of color. To simplify the process of eventually removing the tape, lay down one continuous line of tape for each line instead of separating into sections. Once the tape has been applied to the wood, use the edge of your scissors or a ruler to ensure the tape is sticking to the surface.\nUsing even strokes, paint the outside of the bookcase with Inspired Lilac SW 6820 by Sherwin-Williams. Once you've finished painting the exterior of the shelf, use a smaller brush to paint inside the tape lines designating your geometric pattern. The painter's tape will serve to catch any color that strays. Wait until your first coat of paint is dry before beginning on your next coat to ensure the most even finish. Each coat will typically dry between one and two hours.\nWhile the paint is tacky, remove each piece of tape at a 45-degree angle to make sure the design stays intact. After removing the tape, allow the paint to dry completely. While you wait for the paint to dry, use the time to tidy your space and remove items like your drop cloth and paint tray.\nStep 7: Style Your Shelfie!\nOnce the paint is completely dry, it's time to decorate your shelf! Arrange your books, framed photos, and favorite objects on the shelves in a manner that allows the design to peek through. To create a cohesive look, select tomes and other items in neutral hues and other pastels like aqua or peach, including pops of bright hues throughout. Once you've created the complete look, be sure to snap a shelfie to document your DIY!\n*WARNING! Removal of old paint by sanding, scraping, or other means may generate dust or fumes that contain lead. Exposure to lead dust or fumes may cause brain damage or other adverse health effects, especially in children or pregnant women. Controlling exposure to lead or other hazardous substances requires the use of proper protective equipment, such as a properly fitted respirator (NIOSH approved) and proper containment and cleanup. For more information, call the National Lead Information Center at 1-800-424-LEAD (in US) or contact your local health authority. |
I don’t even like juice, so I might’ve known this fast was going to be a fail when I signed up for Joe Cross’ three-day weekend juice cleanse.\nI was feeling lethargic and my tights were a little too tight, thanks to a food and wine-laden week. Joe’s promise of a reboot was appealing—a kind of deprivation born of desperation—with some health benefits thrown in.\nNot too many years ago the Australian-born businessman was 100 pounds overweight and on a lot of prescription pills. Jump in juice.\nWhile celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow try to persuade me my colon needs cleansing (it does not, according to medical experts) how bad could it be to exist on fruits and vegetables for a few days?\nHealth Canada recommends adults eat at least seven servings of them.\nIn fact, a study published in the International Journal of Epidemiology, says more is better. Researchers from Norway, the United States, and Britain analyzed data from 95 independent studies that involved hundreds of thousands of participants to conclude that five servings a day protects against heart disease, all kinds of cancer, and early death from any cause. But participants who took down ten daily servings of fruits and vegetables also doubled down their benefits.\nCould a juice fast be my ticket to purge the terrible toxins and hit my daily target?\nBecause it is so much better to suffer together, I asked my 20-year-old daughter if she would join me on the juice.\n“If Joe Cross can do it for two months, we can do it for three days,” I insisted.\nWhile juicing retains many of the health benefits of whole fruits and vegetables, most of the fiber in fruit is concentrated in the skin, seeds and membranes, which juicing can leave behind. That makes the argument it’s better for you, kind of hard to swallow.\nStill, Joe urged me to drink nothing but the freshly made stuff from morning through until dinner, at which time I could eat a healthy meal. Three days straight.\nBeginning with Carrot-Apple Ginger juice, followed by the Mean Green mid-morning juice, Gazpacho juice for lunch, Citrus inspired green juice for an afternoon snack, and then the Sunset Blend pre-dinner juice. Finally, when you’re faint with hunger but still haven’t left your kitchen because you’ve been making juice all day, you can prepare dinner.\nWe left the grocery store with the following: Sixteen cucumbers, three bags of celery, boxes of spinach, bags of apples, carrots, sweet potatoes, bell peppers, tomatoes, limes, lemons, clementines and some Swiss chard; onions, ginger parsley, and more. What we didn’t buy was the juicer.\n“What’s wrong with our blender?” I asked.\n“A blender is not going to properly process all this stuff,” my daughter said.\nWhich, as it turned out, was only moderately successful. The breakfast juice was tasty until we needed a spoon to pull out all the pulpy pieces.\n“This is not juice,” my daughter complained, chewing.\nBy the time we returned from walking the dog, we were famished.\n“Time for our midmorning juice!” I merrily exclaimed.\n“But it’s only eight,” Tay noted.\nBy the bottom of the glass, I understood why it was Mean and Green. Cranky and slightly nauseated, my acid reflux was acting up.\nBy 11 AM my belly was on fire. The thought of another glass of citrus-chunky juice striped with ginger strands was painful.\n“How hungry are you?” I looked mournfully at my daughter.\n“Eggs and toast?” she asked, pulling out the frying pan.\nIt’s hard to juice without a juicer. If you’re game to give it a go, do yourself a favor and get a proper appliance.\nAlso get out the Gaviscon if you have GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease). In this case, juicing might not be for you.\nIt’s hard to use sixteen cucumbers before they go bad.\nScaling back your protein and fat intake can make you moody, weak and generally feeling like crap, so consider adding these elements into your juice.\nWeight loss may occur but the pounds will likely return quickly once you begin eating. Replacing a meal a day with a homemade juice might work best.\nOur liver and kidneys are designed to rid our body of toxins just fine, thank-you.\nThose who suffer immune compromised disorders, low blood pressure, acid reflex or blood sugar abnormalities will not do well with this kind of cleanse.\nIn some cases juice can interfere with medication potency, so check with your doctor.\nWhile juicing can be a healthy way to add more servings of fruits and vegetables, it’s best viewed as a supplement to a balanced diet. |
The incredible story of Saraswoti and Sheetal, trafficking survivors who reclaim skills that once came at a high cost: they were slaves in Indian circuses - sold as children. Now freed, together they form Nepal's first circus. An intimate, beautiful film that harnesses the visual power of circus to give a unique perspective into the complex world of human trafficking. |
Got to do another illustration for Mijn Landschap's kids page! Which is probably my favorite thing to do, ever!\nYou can see all of my illustrations for Utrechts Landschap's magazine riiiight... here. |
From Master P's "Down South Hustlers" & "Million Dollar Dream" compilations, C.C.G. has been everywhere. C.C.G. hails from Kansas City, Missouri. This group consists of Court Dog & Sisko. Together they make a fantastic duo. One on production mostly and the other on the rhymes. This is their sophomore album titled, "Only Game In Town" and it features the likes of Master P, Silkk The Shocker, Hydro & II Sikc. CCG used to be signed to former Tru/No Limit Records rapper King Georges label, but finally spread their wings and created their own label, "Capital Gain Records"!\nMATRIX: 10137 1 ONLY GAME/IFPI9F03/CREST NATL. CA. |
Learn how to reduce tension in commonly tight muscle groups that frequently limit performance. Join Dr. Adam Stewart, DC from Pioneer Chiropractic at the newly opened Tough Mudder Bootcamp for this hands on workshop. Participants will be taught how to use a foam roller and lacrosse ball to isolate and release myofascial trigger points.\n*This is a hands on workshop, please bring a foam roller and tennis/lacrosse ball. Additional foam roller will be available upon request. |
iSuppli came out for a bill of materials for the Droid and it has more expensive stuff in it than the other phones. At least that can help us get over the touchscreen issue.\nThis entry was posted by Ben Holt on January 15, 2010 at 2:36 pm, and is filled under Life. Follow any responses to this post through RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback from your own site. |
Eric - for sale or rent! He loves to cook and eat Low Country Boil. He's always looking for an excuse to whip up one of these pots of shrimp, sausage, potatoes, and corn. So, when his co-workers were considering a Low Country Boil for their rehearsal dinner, Eric immediately volunteered his services. He cooked for a group of about fifty people and, even though I wasn't there for the event, he assured me it was a success. So successful, in fact, that he wanted to share his cooking methods with my blog readers.\nAgain, this is more of a process than a recipe. So, I'll show you the process that Eric goes through to prepare this dish. This afternoon, we cooked about five pounds of shrimp. This is what we usually cook for our family of four because we like leftovers. Our general rule is one pound of shrimp per person - of course, most kids don't eat a pound of shrimp so plan accordingly.\nThis is two one-pound Kielbasas cut into bite-sized pieces. We always use Kielbasa...always! The sausages make all the difference. I know that other people use beef sausages or just generic smoked sausage but I wouldn't want to eat it. Trust me on this one - get Kielbasa!\nThis is about two pounds of red potatoes. Since these were pretty large, I did cut them up into pieces. Preferably, we like to use small new potatoes that can remain whole in the boil. But, I can't control the grocery stores inventory so we had to make do with what they had.\nWe use one crab boil bag per five pounds of shrimp. Also, Eric will not cook a Low Country Boil without lemons. We used three for this pot. We also added some corn-on-the-cob.\nOne of my favorite Low Country Boil disaster stories is one that Eric experienced. He was invited to a Low Country Boil years ago and it was the host's first time making the dish. The man threw the shrimp in the pot and they cooked and cooked and cooked. Eric overheard the man say that he was told to cook the shrimp for 30 minutes. When I asked Eric why he didn't say anything, he said, "I didn't know the man; it wasn't my party." So, needless to say, I'm sure the shrimp were like rubber bands after a half hour in boiling water. Good luck getting the shells off those things.\nHere's Eric's pot. First tip - Don't fill the pot with water from the garden hose. Get the water from the kitchen sink. When you're filling the pot, keep in mind that the water level will go up as you put in the food. After you've filled your pot with water, throw in the bag of crab boil and, this is not a typo, add a whole container of salt.\nIn addition to the crab boil and salt, Eric also likes to add some seafood seasoning. He uses 2 tbsp. per five pounds of shrimp. After adding all of the seasonings, put on the lid and bring the water to a vigorous boil. Once the pot has reached a boil, add the potatoes and squeeze in one of the lemons that's been cut in half. Cook for 15 minutes.\nThe next step is to add the sausages. Squeeze in two more lemons and add a whole onion. Cook for 10-15 minutes or until the sausages start to get plump.\nNext, add the corn-on-the-cob (of which there is no photo) and let cook for approximately five minutes.\nThe next step is the most important one - adding the shrimp. Once you add the shrimp to the pot, stir the shrimp for approximately one minute. After one minute, turn off the fire and cook until the shrimp are done, approximately four minutes. Do not cook for more than five minutes!!! We usually take out a shrimp at the four-minute mark and test for doneness. When the shrimp are done, remove the food from the pot. Under no circumstances are you to leave the shrimp in the pot and let them soak unless you want the shells to seal around the shrimp. Please!!!\nAh, there's the corn. I knew you were in there somewhere.\nLow Country Boil! Serve with Eric's cocktail sauce and enjoy!\nI love the commentary on there is the corn. Great receipe and directions.\nMy husband likes a Low Country Boil that is pretty hot with spices and seasonings, is the Zatarain's spicy hot or just flavorful?\nNo, the seasoning isn't spicy. It just adds flavor.\nWhy a whole container of salt?\nIt actually takes a whole container of salt to season the low country boil because it is such a large volumne of food. The potatoes absorb a lot of salt by themselves. But, you want the corn and shrimp to be salted, too. But, even with the container of salt, it isn't overly salty. I find it very difficult to salt food after it's been cooked so we salt as we cook. Thanks!\nIf we were to add crab legs to the boil, at what point do you think we should start cooking and for how long?\nThe crab legs need to cook a little longer than the shrimp so will need to go in before the shrimp. If you're using frozen, pre-cooked legs, put them in the boiling mixture and allow it to come back up to a boil. This will take a few minutes. Once the water is boiling again, add the shrimp and cook as directed. In general, crab can soak in the cooking liquid but shrimp can't. The shrimp have to be removed immediately as soon as they are done.\nHow much corn do you use?\nWe usually use a pack of 12 small ears of frozen corn. It's really according to how much corn you think will be consumed. Many times, we haven't used corn at all. But, if the kids are eating it, we will add corn.\nWe want to add live lobsters....what step and for how long? Thank you!\nYou would need to let them cook, depending on size, at least ten minutes before adding shrimp. See the post I added above for details. |
The most popular show on television today is canceled and every trace of it removed from the record; a consequence of the show’s top star committing the unforgivable Sin. This Sin is not spousal abuse, not child molestation, not even murder. In these twisted times, the unforgivable Sin does not even require a victim. In fact, it does not even require intent.\nToday our masters have upheld the mere perception of racism as the unforgivable Sin. It is something from which no apology, no explanation, and no truth can offer an escape. You are to walk the Earth forevermore with the mark of shame upon your face. Or are you?\nWe all know the story of Roseanne Barr. ABC canceled her top rated show, hurting all those involved with it, just because of the perception of racism in one of Roseanne’s late night tweets.\nFor years, this blog has chronicled how the oversensitivity of our society (or at least those with the loudest voices) on certain topics chills free speech and perhaps opens the door to the future criminalization of speech. Polls show college students value diversity over free speech. Activists have even suggested mere support for free speech is fascist. There may be no way to turn this tide. There was hope the election of Donald Trump as President would catalyze a sea change. Instead, his election seems only to have emboldened the enemies of free speech. Those who committed the unforgivable Sin may have to look for redemption not in a changing society, but in a more personal approach.\nLet’s examine the case of Doug Adler. Early last year, ESPN, which shares the same parent corporation as ABC, Disney, fired the tennis analyst Adler over his use of the term “guerrilla effect” to describe the on-court strategy of African American tennis star Venus Williams. Outraged viewers falsely believing Adler had referred to Williams as a gorilla demanded his termination. ESPN swiftly complied with these demands; eerily similar to ABC’s cancellation of Roseanne after outrage over Barr’s comedic description of top Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett as the spawn of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Planet of the Apes, despite purportedly not knowing of Jarrett’s African American ancestry.\nA month after Adler’s firing, he suffered a heart attack, which was directly linked to the stress suffered from the termination and from being branded as a racist. Unable to find work to support his family, Adler brought suit against ESPN for wrongful termination and damages. The case is currently ongoing. ESPN argues “an announcer is responsible for offending the audience, regardless of the announcer’s intent.” In other words, the appeasement of an ignorant public is enough cause to ruin a life. The unforgivable Sin must not go unpunished.\nFrom a legal standpoint, ESPN may be better positioned since it hired Adler to cover the 2017 Australian Open on a contractual basis and paid Adler for the full term of the contract. Still, through his suit, Adler paints the path for those who committed the unforgivable Sin. This path restores dignity, at least on a personal basis. It might be the best path for Roseanne as well.\nWe can speak up even if we are just one David against an army of Goliaths. They can take away our job, our reputation, even our life, but they cannot take our dignity, even if our Sin is unforgivable.\nYuppers… we have become far too sensitized as a society. Look up the word for “not generous; stingy”. I’m surprised it hasn’t been banned from the dictionary! |
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This Friday, at an event called Desoto Strut, a group of local artists led by Rachel Raab and Matt Hebermehl will try to recapture the energy that at one time defined First Fridays in the Starland District, once a major part of Savannah’s art scene.\n“We’re trying to bring back what used to be here,” says Raab, whose office and studio is located on Desoto Avenue. Since moving here a couple years ago, Raab has become well-known for large scale art events, including last year’s Taste, which included live music, a fashion show and more than 30 artists exhibiting their work at the old Meddin building.\nThe Desoto Strut will feature music, food, studio visits and three gallery openings featuring dozens of artists.\n“It’s all about artists relying on each other and that DIY mentality,” adds Hebermehl, whose studio is two doors down the street. He’s become a champion for Savannah’s art scene, helping to organize the successful Art-O-Rama show that opened at Atwell’s two weeks ago, projecting paintings onto the sides of buildings, and showing work at Miami’s prestigious Art Basel.\nPart of the motivation for Desoto Strut is the ongoing effort to re-stake the territory of Savannah’s art scene.\n“It’s about showing people that there’s stuff going on here,” says Raab, punctuating an anecdote about the frustrating lack of recognition Savannah’s artists receive outside city limits - being mistakenly identified as Atlantans, or having to answer questions about why they choose to live outside the well-worn litany of cities where artists usually reside.\nThe other inspiration for the event was to revive the dormant institution of First Fridays in Starland - the neighborhood that most clearly illustrates what happens when the two divergent Savannahs collide - from Cha-Del’s to Le Chai or Back in the Day Bakery to the former David’s Supermarket.\nFor years, the area was a petri dish for the ideas espoused by Richard Florida, and had developed a culture in flux between indigent neglect and rampant gentrification. The results were mixed.\nThe First Friday events played a central role in sewing the cultural fabric of neighborhood. Part gallery hop and part marketplace, with a hearty dash of block party - it provided the occasion to see new work from local and regional artists, see friends, find inspiration and exchange ideas.\nIn late 2003, artist Meryl Truett cheerily described the emerging First Fridays in an article for Coastal Antiques and Art. “On the first Friday of every month, something hip, happening and really exciting is going on in an area of Savannah known as the Starland Design District,” Truett wrote.\nThe old First Friday events started to peak around 2005, sometime before the Starland Center for Contemporary Art, known as STARCCA, was sold, re-sold and finally shuttered in the latter half of 2006. After that, the monthly shows slowly began fading - malnourished without a crucial venue for exhibits and performances - before finally convalescing during the summer of 2008.\nThe presence of STARCCA was crucial to the success of First Fridays because it provided much needed space for exhibits, and it spread foot traffic from Desoto Avenue over to Bull Street.\nWeldy, whose shop has been open of Desoto Avenue for four years, has played a major role in supporting the arts and business community around Starland. She is on the board of the Desotorow Gallery and helped organize the Starland Farmer’s Market, which recently relocated to Forsyth Park. The market’s success was bittersweet for Weldy and the neighborhood.\nShe’s glad to see something like the Desoto Strut happening in Starland again, and is happy her shop can be part of it. Maldoror’s will host a collection of chromolithographs from the 1890’s entitled “Monstruosités: Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine”.\nFor a while the Desotorow Gallery was a casualty of the neighborhood’s identity crisis. What began as an ambitious co-operative bent on providing sanctuary for the work of emerging artists was hospitalized for seven months before receiving a vital transfusion of new blood. In April of 2008, the space was revitalized as a legally incorporated non-profit organization.\nSince then, it’s been slowly recuperating, regaining its strength. Now, its juried shows are drawing artist submissions from around the country, and even internationally.\nWhen: Friday, Feb. 19, 6-10 p.m. |
Can design trump specifications in the Indian market? The OnePlus X may be the first phone to take that question, head-on. With its second smartphone of the year, and only the third ever, Chinese upstart OnePlus is betting on looks more than specifications. The OnePlus X is a complete departure from anything that the company has done so far, and closer to co-founder Carl Pei’s comparisons with Apple.\nIf the OnePlus One and OnePlus 2 strived to get the best possible performance at the lowest possible price, the OnePlus X brings top notch design. The emphasis here is the experience, and I daresay OnePlus has done it better than Motorola. Why do I say so? Here’s the OnePlus X review.\nThis is really where this review should end. The OnePlus X is a glass bar built with metal on the sides. The tapering around the corners adds to the look of the device, and the glass gives it a really premium feel. It is also a problem, though. The glass on both sides means there’s more to break, and putting a cover on this phone ruins all its aesthetics. What irks me even more is that the glass is also slippery, requiring a cover even more, the results of which I’ve already mentioned above.\nIn my first impressions, I mentioned that the phone is a fingerprint magnet, and it is, just not as much as I thought it was. My review unit is the Onyx variant, and while I can see my fingerprints on the phone, they’re nowhere close to being really bothersome for me.\nThe OnePlus X just feels really good when I'm holding it, and the combination of metal and glass makes me feel like it’s a really premium phone.\nIt’s not that the bar design is anything new for Android, just that we’re not used to getting such well-built smartphones in this price range. It turns heads when you’re in public, and it looks and feels great. It weighs 138 grams and is 6.9 mm thick, but more importantly, it’s only 5.5 inches tall, about 0.1 inch more than the iPhone 6s. This makes it a really compact smartphone that is easy to maneuvre and hold. That’s something you don’t find easily today. The OnePlus X is a 5-inch smartphone done right.\nThe ‘experience’ that OnePlus talks about in this smartphone is a combination of three things – the materials used to make the phone, its size and the display. The 5-inch AMOLED display has one task here, to deliver the deepest blacks that it can. Unlike the OnePlus 2, this phone comes with the dark theme from Oxygen OS, by default. In screens like the Settings menu, this delivers a seamless feel. The Onyx variant is black, and with the dark theme, the display blends into the bezels on the top and the sides. In addition, Gorilla Glass 3 used on the screen adds to the touch experience, furthering OnePlus’ agenda of delivering a good customer experience.\nThe 5-inch 1080p AMOLED display is sharp, bright and vibrant, which is what most of us like on our smartphones. It doesn’t have the overdose of yellow that Samsung’s high-end S-AMOLEDs have, keeping the yellowish tint to a minimum.\nA bug that I have experienced was in turning the phone on and off. When rebooted, the phone’s display becomes dim, even though the brightness is turned to full. I had to turn down the brightness and then turn it back up to get the brightness to what it was supposed to be. It’s definitely an issue with my unit alone though.\nSpeaking of the dimness of the display, that’s perhaps the only downfall here. The OnePlus X is very bad in sunlight. Even with adaptive brightness turned on, the phone’s display is far from being good under direct sunlight.\nDespite the experience though, it’s hard to discount the fact the the Snapdragon 801 is hopelessly outdated now. It’s not a 64-bit SoC, which means that you won’t be able to run apps at their optimal performance levels. Perhaps a MediaTek Helio X10 would have been a better choice for this phone, by OnePlus.\nThe company has tweaked Oxygen OS enough to draw out as much performance as it can from the Snapdragon 801 though, and going by the numbers, the OnePlus X is a better performer than the Moto X Play, and some others. I’d still choose the Asus Zenfone 2 (4GB RAM) over this phone if I were looking for performance, though.\nIn regular usage, the OnePlus X does very well, and the overall feel of the device really makes you forget the lags and stutters that you see. In fact, most of the lags and stutters are more likely because of Oxygen OS’ instability than the older SoC. In gaming, the Snapdragon 801 is still a better bet than the Snapdragon 615 in the Moto X Play, but if you’re looking for the outright best performer, the Asus Zenfone 2 is the one you should pick.\nPerhaps the biggest downfall of the OnePlus X is in the fact that it doesn’t sport a fingerprint sensor. While OEMs have only just begun putting fingerprint sensors on budget and mid-ranged devices, it would have taken the attention away from the Snapdragon 801 on this phone.\nTo clarify, the SD801 isn’t a bad processor, it is simply outdated, which means your phone isn’t exactly future proof. Also, as a result of this, the OnePlus X supports only the FDD-LTE bands for those using 4G data connections on their phones.\nThe camera is another positive element of the OnePlus X. The 13MP rear camera lacks really sharp details, but makes up for it with really good colour reproduction and fast shutter response. While images do become a tad dull under lower light conditions, the phone can deal with most situations quite well.\nIn addition, the 8MP front camera is also quite good for selfie lovers. The software softens pictures a little bit, which is often what you need for selfies, and it doesn’t overdo the effect.\nWhile I can make some sense of all of the choices that OnePlus has made with the OnePlus X, the 2525 mAh battery baffles me. Android has never been a battery friendly OS, and despite what OnePlus has done with its Oxygen OS, the OnePlus X can’t last more than 10-12 hours. Under heavy usage, with the screen brightness turned to full, about 6 calls, lots of texts on WhatsApp, about an hour or so of gaming, lots of web browsing and some clicks using the camera, the OnePlus X died at about 10 hours.\nLike I wrote in the OnePlus 2 battery test, this is fine for most users, but power users may still require more.\nThe biggest problem I have with the OnePlus X is that it comes with only 16GB of internal storage. While it can be expanded to 128GB, internal storage is very important in phones today. Most apps, especially those that stream music, movies etc, perform the best when the data is kept on the internal storage. SD cards can often affect performance, and 16GB, even with SD card support, is simply not enough.\nThere’s a particular kind of user who should buy the OnePlus X. I gave this phone to a friend of mine, and she wanted an invite immediately, simply because of how premium it feels. If you care about the build quality and looks of your smartphone, then the OnePlus X is ideal, and comes with a good camera and respectable battery life. On the other hand, if you want cutting edge specs, with best in class performance, then this is not the phone you go for.\nWhich is better Lenovo Vibe S1 or OnePlus x? |
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Our club golfer is feeling the weight of expectation in the winter fourball. His partner's shoulders are aching. Can he turn it around?\nWas it Atlas who was condemned to carry the weight of the world on his shoulders?\nNow you may think citing Greek mythology is an odd way to start a golf column. But bear with me, there is a point – albeit a fairy loose one – I’m trying to make.\nWe were nine holes in to the latest winter fourball – Sandburn Hall‘s way of trying to relieve the boredom that exists in the phoney war between seasons – and I’d just chunked a chip about three yards. In my defence, it was a very soft and difficult lie, but it now meant I needed my partner, Pete, to rescue both me and our outward score.\nThis had been a recurring theme throughout the opening loop. I’d enjoyed the odd moment – a lovely little run up on the second to save par and a towering hybrid on the par-3 sixth.\nBut these were few and far between. I was playing terribly – and everyone knew it.\nWe’d somehow soldiered round in 20 points and it wasn’t because my name was appearing on the scorecard.\nThis wasn’t just a hopeful statement, by the way. I actually do much prefer the inward holes at our York track. They just suit my eye.\nI didn’t know whether he was trying to gee me up or give me a verbal slap round the chops. To be honest, I probably deserved both.\nNow any golf coach worth his salt will tell you the 10th tee is not the time to try and cure a big technical problem. They’ll argue you’ve just got to get on with it, work through it and try to grind out a score.\nSod that. If I’m not hitting the ball in a perfectly straight arc – and fat and left is not my definition of straight – I’m going to tinker until it’s fixed.\nI tried shortening the back swing. No dice. I kept my eyes on the ball a little longer, as I have a tendency to take an early peek for my shots. That didn’t work. In desperation, I widened my stance.\nI hit a drive 25 yards longer than anything else I’d managed that day and then crushed a 5-iron into the heart of the 11th green.\nI parred that, and the 12th and 13th, and would have done so on the next had Pete not got his ball in the hole first.\nGiven that we finished with 44 points, I’d like to think this was the glue that held the rest of the round together.\nIn fact, it was a birdie, par finish from my partner – and a massive seven points – that propelled us into fourth. We’d grabbed the last of the prize positions.\nSo I’ve got £15 sitting in the shop, about £3 for each time I appeared on the card. It’s not quite minimum wage but I’ll take it.\n“That’s teamwork,” Pete opined when I congratulated him on his stellar play.\nPrevious articleFrom the Clubhouse: Will new rules prove a handicap?\nNext articleDoes it matter how far we hit the ball?\nMy week in golf: 'Putt' off by the 3 club rule? |
This chest is fashioned after a 1748 piece designed by Christopher Townsend. With a shaped skirt and spoon feet, it is an example of a typical Rhode Island flat top.\nThis highboy features mahogany casework set off by figured maple drawer fronts, center finial, and traditional Queen Anne legs. These legs feature an over-the-apron style knee block that visually finishes their sweep. This chest is fashioned after a 1748 piece designed by colonial cabinetmaker Christopher Townsend. With a highly shaped skirt and spoon feet, our highboy is an example of a typical Rhode Island flattop. No detail is overlooked with this heirloom piece of furniture, from hand-cut dovetailed casework and drawers to hand-carved moldings. The warmth of the natural mahogany will add appeal to any room in your home. |
It is our pleasure to welcome you to Aruba for the first workshop on Spoken Language Technology (SLT), sponsored by IEEE and ACL. Our goal for initiating this workshop was to bring the speech and language communities together to discuss and present advances and challenges in the area of spoken language processing. Bringing those communities together is much easier to do in smaller workshops than larger conferences especially when attempting to grow new research areas and evolve new trends. The SLT workshop is complementary to the IEEE ASRU workshop, which traditionally focuses on core speech and signal processing technologies. The SLT workshop addresses spoken language communication technologies including language understanding, dialog, mining, translation, multimodal, summarization, user interface, topic detection, and generation.\nWe hope you will enjoy the technical program we have put together. We received nearly 120 papers and decided to set the acceptance rate to just under 50%. This is quite impressive given that it is a first time workshop. We would like to thank the scientific and review committees for helping us to review the submissions and coordinate the technical program. We are also grateful to our keynote and invited speakers for accepting our invitation to present a variety of topics in the area of spoken language technology and its business applications.\nPlease take the time to enjoy beautiful Aruba. Aruba is located in the heart of the southern Caribbean, 15 miles off the coast of Venezuela. Aruba, an island of white sand beaches and blue waters, is the pride of the Dutch Caribbean. When ones travels to Aruba they will encounter great weather all year round, a safe environment, and unique scenic beauty with unmatched crystal clear waters.\nFinally, we would like to extend our sincere thanks to the organizing committee, Brian, Eric, Gokhan, and Roberto, and Nancy from IEEE as well as Billene and Lance from Conference Management Services for working really hard over the past 18 months to organize this wonderful workshop and coordinate the various social and technical activities. We look forward to a very exciting event and will do the best we can to make this workshop and your stay in Aruba enjoyable to all of you. |
I broke my laptop screen and was forced to rethink my IT setup. For the first time in 10 years, I went back to a desktop as my main computer: the 27" iMac and will fix up my laptop as a secondary computer for onsite client work or travel. My desktop is also connected to one additional large Thunderbolt display.\nThe difference between the 5k monitor and the Thunderbolt screen is amazing. After working for 1 day on the new screen, you can't imagine having had to deal with this grainy Thunderbolt monitor for a couple of years. (The Thunderbolt screen is long overdue for an upgrade).\nTwo big monitors work also better than one big screen and a laptop as a side monitor. Mac OSX is still clunky when dragging large application windows between different size screens. You always had to fiddle and resize windows. Now that the monitors are more or less the same aspect ratio I no longer have that issue.\nStill I believe that the fluid window-based operating system where you can resize and position windows where ever you want them creates messy work environments. Mac OSX needs some sort of grid structure where you can snap things into place. Maybe an extension of the new multi-app feature that is now part of iOS.\nWhen going back to desktop you need to budget for one more piece of equipment: a backup battery (UPS). The power goes down, your computer goes down. Apple should have put in a 5 minute battery that enables you to power down the machine orderly in case of a power failure. The latter we tend to have here in Israel in the middle of the summer when air conditioners drive the power grid to its maximum capacity, or in the winter when violent thunderstorms hit power lines. |
Our fridge will store your lunchables; laundry facilities will keep you neat and tidy; our library, music, puzzles and games, and friendly conversation will entertain you. Wireless internet access is available, as well.\nWe would like to extend a warm welcome to those who enjoy the company of cats, who have a sense of humor and who would like to benefit from our intimate knowledge of the Island and Downeast Maine. |
W R Blue 02C "World Rally Blue"\nPaintScratch.com (USA) now has custom blended touch-up and bulk paint available for the OEM 2003-5 STi gold colour wheel.\nLast edited by 2002pete; 10 Jan 2010 at 09:27 PM.\nMany thanks for that Pete I wasnt sure what my car colour was!!\nHave moved code 331 from 1994 to 1993.\nwhere can I find this code on the car?\nedited: my car is a 2000 bugeye wrx and its blue, im told sonic blue but Idont see that on the list, is that the wrong name and it should be wrx blue?\nLast edited by _wrx1; 10 Jan 2010 at 01:29 PM.\nIf you look on the silver Vin plate under the bonnet on one of the inner wing tops it will have all the info for you.\nBugeye would be 02C ... WR Blue.\nHey, I got myself a 97 colour code is 65c. If you want to update the codes with that.\nThanks ... But It's already on the list "Reddish Blue 65c" |
During the first half of the twentieth century, the Peoria State Hospital was the premiere mental health facility of its day. Dr. George Zeller instituted the eight-hour workday for his staff, removed patient restraints, and made the asylum into a model for the care of the mentally ill. Today, there are only a few buildings of the hospital left. Some of them are still in use, others are inhabited only by ghosts. Our guide to these ghosts — and the history they represent — is Sylvia Shults. In Fractured Spirits: Hauntings at the Peoria State Hospital, she brings a passion for paranormal investigation to her adventures at this haunted hotspot. The spirits come to life once more as Shults explores their former home. Other voices help her tell the story: this is a collection of people’s experiences at the Peoria State Hospital. Ghost hunting groups, sensitives, former nurses, and ordinary people share their stories with us, their voices resonating to create a panoramic view to rival the vista of the Illinois River. To visit the remaining buildings of the Peoria State Hospital today is to visit a small piece of history. A ghost story over a hundred years in the making, Fractured Spirits is narrative nonfiction at its finest. |
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Who am I? It’s a question that has riddled almost every college student of every generation as he or she wrestles with the existential issues of growing up. It’s a close cousin to the question that Pilate asked of Jesus: “What is Truth?” Four hundred years earlier, Socrates was imploring Athenians to “Know thy Self,” or, in other words, answer the question, “Who am I?\nWhat is it that’s more than perceiving, more than thinking, more than feeling, and more than the ego? The answer is your higher Self, the very thing that Socrates was teaching us to discover. It’s also the very thing that Yoga, in its purest form, is imploring us to realize.\nBut it’s not the self of your personality, because that has a tendency to change; one day you’re up, the next day you’re down. The higher Self is beyond your personality; it’s also beyond your thinking, beyond your perceiving, beyond your feeling, and beyond your individual separate self, known as your ego. It’s the nonchanging, unbounded, universal part of your being; in fact, it is your very Being itself.\nPersonal growth systems like Yoga-which means the yoking or uniting of your individual small self with your universal big Self-and meditation are designed to bring you in touch with that. And I can vouch for meditation’s effectiveness, from the experience of having taught Transcendental Meditation since the ‘70s, and Higher Self Healing Meditation since 2010; they do just that.\nMany people who are bent on spiritual development have mistakenly believed that the ego is, in some way, a bad thing. It’s not. It’s just a limited thing. The view from the sixth floor of the Empire State Building in midtown Manhattan isn’t a bad thing; it’s a limited thing, because it’s highly obstructed by all the large buildings that surround it. The view from the eighty sixth floor’s observation deck is, however, a wonderful thing because, from that great height, there are no other buildings to obstruct your view. In fact, there’s nothing that can obstruct your view; you can see as far as the eye can see.\nThis analogy explains the difference between the limited ego and the unlimited higher Self. The problem with the ego, if there is a problem at all, is that it likes to think that it’s the only game in town, that it commands the best view. It doesn’t. And when the higher Self awakens, the ego realizes what it is and what it isn’t, and becomes what it’s designed to benamely, the intermediary between the world and your universal nature. |
Armoured fighting vehicle (AFV) crews will tell you in no uncertain terms what they think of the periscopes and sighting systems they use. Kent Periscopes knows this because we pride ourselves as being – we believe – the company that is the most likely in the industry to actively seek these opinions. Our proactive approach extends beyond collecting sometimes-blistering user verdicts on existing systems to similarly working with AFV designers as early as possible to deliver optimal vision systems.\nKent Periscopes announces the opening of a new regional office in South East Asia at the Defence Services Asia (DSA) exhibition, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia As part of their continued success in and commitment to the Asian market, Kent Periscopes have opened their first regional office in Bangkok. The announcement coincides with Kent exhibiting a range of products at the Defence Services Asia (DSA) exhibition taking place in Kuala Lumpur from 16-19 April 2018. |
Thanks to nashopics.com for taking the photo of me riding. Taken on the ThrottleRoll ride last Saturday.\nMy wife had a surprise for me today. She drew a portrait of me on my bike.\nMore fiddling on the CeeBee-6-Fiddy.\nThat huge fuse box on top of the handle clamps. Is gone.\nFuses are now under the seat.\nLowered the headlamp even further.\nCleans up the lines of the bike nicely.\nI like the stance it now has.\nFitted some Renthal Ultra-Lows and bar end mirrors.\nWnRn wrote: My wife had a surprise for me today. She drew a portrait of me on my bike.\nI made a tank strap today. Made from one of my old leather belts.\nPlus I am changing the ignition barrel soon so wont be able unlock the fuel cap latch.\nSome shots my wife took of me and the CeeBee.\nInspired by the flat tracking I went to watch last weekend. Plus I have had plans for a bit to change the look of the CeeBee I give you the CeeBee-6-Fiddy Brat-Tracker.\nTS185 head light and headlight cowl. H4 headlight fitting converted to allow me to mount a H4 globe in the TS headlight.\nBiltwell Low Bars. My neck can't do long distances with the Ultra Lows fitted.\nBiltwell Oxblood red Renegade grips.\nNext will be new tires. Something like Avon Distanze.\nThen the dreaded 70s suspension will have to be sorted.\nel Burro Loco - The Mad Donkey.\nSlowly the CeeBee-6-Fiddy Brat is being brated even further.\nNew brat seat made from old skate board. Several layers of foam mat. Navajo print horse blanket for the seat covering.\nA few more small details to be added soon.\nADV type tires when these wear out.\nI should have covered a brick. It would have been more comfortable than the seat I made. Back to the drawing board.\nI really like that mates have helped me out with this bike. That they have supplied me with bits and pieces via the beer economy.\nLike the mini speed. Like the small headlight reflector. All good stuff. All stuff that the CeeBee has hated.\nThe combination of TS185 headlight and H4 globe did not work. The light spread and penetration is not there. Riding at night I have to rely on other road users headlights to see the road ahead. Not very good.\nThe mini speedo has LED lights in it. The CeeBee is wired like a trailer. Nothing earths to the frame. Plus the LED back light in the speedo would come on when the brake light came on. even though they are in no way connected. I have heard this can happen with LEDs. The needle in the speedo at freeway speeds was waving its merry self around.\nSo it was back to the original speedo and headlight today.\nNeed to carry crap. Sick of carrying it on my back. Bought old leather back pack. Made saddle bag. My back thanks me.\nHole in steering stem. Covered up with Sugar Skull pill box.\nWife snuck some photos of me tinkering.\nLoving your bike. Just got myself a 1979 one and doing a full restore.\nWould appreciate a photo of the centre stand buffer assemble. Fed up with the stand striking against the rear brake torque bar. |
With a stay at L Habitation Cerf Hotel in Cerf Island, you'll be near the beach, within a 15-minute drive of Beau Vallon Beach and Stade Linite. This beach hotel is 3.7 mi (5.9 km) from Seychelles National Botanical Gardens and 3.9 mi (6.2 km) from Trois Freres Trail.\nMake yourself at home in one of the 14 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.\nTake advantage of recreation opportunities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, wedding services, and a picnic area.\nAt L Habitation Cerf Hotel, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Mingle with other guests at the complimentary reception, held daily. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 10 AM for a fee. |
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MSW is a professional course that promotes social change and social welfare. The college is offering Social Work in the Master’s Degree Programme and the courses are designed to produce trained professionals for specialized fields of work. In addition to theory courses, field work is included in the courses which will help the learners in developing professional skills required for the jobs.\nThe main objective of the course is to train young men and women in the methods of social work. Social case work, social group work, community work, social action, social policy, planning and administration, social work, research and social welfare management. It is aimed to give intensive field work training through Open Field Work, Agency based field work, rural/tribal/urban camps and study tours.The goal of this study programme is to train persons who could professionally manage community development family and child welfare and work in medical and psychiatric settings, correctional administration apart from being specialists in social policy formulation, social work management and social work research. |
Gov. Cuomo announced on Tuesday various tax relief measures for New Yorkers affected by Superstorm Sandy.\nNew Yorkers who are forced to file late tax returns this year due to Superstorm Sandy will finally catch a break.\nLate tax returns will be counted as on-time, and businesses moving to New York State to assist in the recovery will not have to pay several state taxes.\nAn additional tax break will be granted to employers for the value of leave they donate to the relief efforts.\n"We are delivering tax support and relief to the many New Yorkers who are still rebuilding following Hurricane Sandy’s unprecedented devastation," Governor Cuomo said in a statement. "These provisions will help affected individuals and business, as well as many of those providing assistance to New Yorkers, during this time of recovery."\nThe measures, announced by Gov. Cuomo on Tuesday, waive penalties and interest for late returns. The process for impacted taxpayers is designed to be easy and simply requires that paper filers write “Hurricane Sandy” at the top of the return in large letters.\nOut-of-state businesses who have relocated to the state on a temporary basis between Oct. 26 and Dec. 31, 2012, to contribute to the relief effort won’t be assessed corporate taxes, withholding taxes or personal income taxes.\nLeave donation programs allow employees to forgo vacation, personal or sick time in exchange for cash payments to qualified tax exempt organizations associated with Sandy relief efforts. Employees are not required to list this donation on their income tax return paperwork, and applies to payments made before Jan. 1, 2014.\nMore information about the tax relief policies can be found here.\nSubject: LongIsland.com - Your Name sent you Article details of "Tax Relief for New Yorkers Affected by Superstorm Sandy" |
I have been consulted by an Engineering College here in DSM to hire a tutor in Computer Science subjects especially programming (C, Java, .NET) and Database Management (with hands-on experience in DB programming).\nIf you are interested, PM/send me your CV using [email protected] and we'll arrange an interview (Oral and Practical) via Skype. If selected you will be needed to report on Monday (10th Dec 2012), so that makes 9th Dec 2012 the deadline. The salary is competitive, negotiable and depends on one's qualifications and experience but within the College's pay-scale.\nThanks safarimbesa i will pm you.\nMkuu baada ya ku'pm nitatakiwa nitume kiasi chochote kwa njia ya Mpesa?\nmaana matangazo ya kihivi huwa yanenda sambamba na transactions za Mpesa.\nNdibalema, I hope you are kidding but if you are not, the answer is: No you don't have to send any money.\nNakushukuru mkuu kwani matangazo kama haya mengi mwishowe huishia kama nilivyosema ila kama la kwako ni tofauti, nashukuru sana na endelea na moyo huo huo mkuu.\nIvuga, Willedm, I do understand your skepticism. Utapeli umekuwa mwingi mjini hapa na kazi ni ngumu kupata so when something looks fishy it almost always is and one needs to be cautious. That being said, JF is an open forum and common sense dictates that kama applicants wangeombwa hela it's obvious kwamba wangekuwa wameshaandika hapa na mngejua kuwa ni scam. I repeat: YOU DO NOT HAVE TO SEND MONEY FOR THIS POST. Vijana wengi wametuma CV zao, we've interviewed few of them jana na interviews zitaendelea till kesho. So, kama una qualifications, feel free to send your CV and if you meet the minimum qualifications you'll be invited for an interview. I hope this issue is cleared and we'll be seeing more relevant posts on this thread. |
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... that I've ever drawn.\nThis bird was the first one I shot and sent to the ornithology society! Well it is, if this guy could be described as wearing a black mask, implies its prey on barbed wire or thorns after a kill, and looks rather innocent perched on a fence. I know the proper name but CRS strikes again.\nThank you for suggesting this!\nWow. Seriously? Freaking hell, I admire the heck outta you. Just watched the FB live video of sketchy portrait from last year. Love your work. You always make the subject look better, more interesting in your drawings. Which I think art should do. Thanks for inspiring me to pick up a pencil again. |
Knight and Day’s Legendary “Incredible Hulk” Burger is a credit to its namesake. They stack a huge 100% beef patty on top of onions, lettuce, tomatoes and a fried egg. Yes, you heard me; fried egg. This might sound really odd, but believe me, it makes the burger so right. On top of the big beef patty is your standard processed cheese.\nThe top of the bun has a dab of salsa and a huge bavarian sausage sliced in half! It’s almost like a Hot Dog crashed into the burger. Or better yet, it looks like the Incredible Hulk took a Hot Dog stand and tossed it into a burger joint. The salsa is the collateral damage. I’m so glad Leo suggested that we head over to this place on my way back home from the gym that day. It tasted so good, especially after working out. I think whatever calories I burned were put back on.\nEating the burger was yet another adventure. After assembling the top of the burger onto the bottom, it was nearly impossible to insert into my mouth. I really had to squash this one down so that it WOULD fit…sort of. The waittress was smart to bring us some extra napkins. I guess she knew that we’d make messes of ourselves. When we were done devouring the massive Hulk Burgers, we looked like two victims of a Hulk Smash. We weren’t moving anytime soon. This is one absolutely massive burger and at $12.00, it’s worth every penny. |
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After my walk I found this quote from John Updike and reflected on how perfect and lovely it was. What do you think?\n"I must go to Nature disarmed of perspective and stretch myself like a large transparent canvas upon her in the hope that, my submission being perfect, the imprint of a beautiful and useful truth would be taken.\nExploring the truth of things: Do our quotes come with a caveat?\nMeditation: finding yourself in all things. |
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This package allows easy programmatic control of rosbag record processes.\nprofile_name_to_record_options_map A map containing any number (over 0) of profile names and rosbag record options pairings. Record options are arguments to be passed to the rosbag record process for that profile name. Check out config/example_profiles.yaml for an example profile_name_to_record_options_map.\nbagger/set_bag_state Service (bagger/SetBagState) for setting the bagging state for any record profile. The requested profile name should be passed as the bag_profile_name variable of the service call. If the state successfully changes to the requested one, returns true, else false. |
Risk assessments have existed in various forms for a century, but over the past two decades, they have spread through the American justice system, driven by advances in social science, reported The Marshall Project. The tools try to predict recidivism — repeat offending or breaking the rules of probation or parole — using statistical probabilities based on factors such as age, employment history and prior criminal record. They are now used at some stage of the criminal justice process in nearly every state. Many court systems use the tools to guide decisions about which prisoners to release on parole, for example, and risk assessments are becoming increasingly popular as a way to help set bail for inmates awaiting trial. |
Driving in snow is a part of life in Southern New England. The best approach is to prepare your car for winter travel and plan ahead in your personal schedule for extra travel time during storms. It's best to avoid any unnecessary travel, especially when snowfall rates are predicted to be the heaviest.\nEach fall you should inspect your car or truck or have a mechanic review it to ensure you are ready for winter driving conditions. Even during the course of the winter it's important to keep an eye on key systems that could hinder your vehicle's traction, ability to brake and ability to run well in the cold. High on your checklist should be tires, anti-freeze, battery, brakes, heater, exhaust system and lights. And always top off your gas tank before the storm hits.\nMaking safety the highest priority should be the most important thing when driving - even more so during inclement weather. Reduced traction, increased stopping distance and poor viability require our full attention behind the wheel. Don't forget to buckle up before you begin your trip, and put your phone away to avoid distraction from calls or texts.\nDriving with reduced speed is one of the most important things you can do when snow's on the ground. Don't be lulled into a false sense of security with the technology in today's cars. Four-wheel drive, anti-lock brakes and traction control certainly help, but only to a point. They can't take the place of good driving habits and the need to reduce speed when roads are slippery.\nAt the start of the storm - Not all roads my be treated yet.\nDuring very heavy snowfall - Snowfall rates exceeding an inch an hour will lead to accumulation on the road in between passes of the plow.\nDuring peak travel periods - Storms hitting morning and evening rush hours are a recipe for congestion and delay. Even secondary roads can experience unusually long backups as people seek alternate routes to car-clogged highways.\nDuring changing weather conditions - Changes from rain to snow or vice versa can create special hazards including black ice, localized flooding or downed limbs or power lines from heavy snow or accumulated ice.\nAfter a storm, when temperatures drop below freezing - Black ice often develops in the evening following a storm due to snow melt washing off residual salt on pavement and re-freezing.\nRIDOT takes every effort to alert motorists to changing conditions. Before you leave, review the travel planning resources on this website or check our Facebook or Twitter pages, which may have more current announcements. When on the road, look to our electronic message boards or Highway Advisory Radio system (1630 AM) for vital travel information.\nAfter the storm, clear all snow and ice from your windows, hood, roof and trunk of your vehicle. This is especially important for drivers of box trucks, tractor-trailers and other large vehicles. A sudden release of snow or ice on the highway can create hazardous driving conditions, cause a crash or damage a vehicle behind you. Clearing ice and snow from your vehicle is not only a good idea, it's a law.\nSnow removal equipment is big and heavy and our drivers are very focused on effectively clearing the roads. Remember to not "crowd the plow" and give these trucks plenty of room.\nThe best place to be during a storm is behind a plow truck. Drivers should stay at least five car lengths behind to give them ample room to operate. Do not pass, especially on the right where large amounts of snow are kicked up by plows.\nWalking from your car in a storm is very dangerous. You can lose your way, wander out of reach and/or become exhausted. Your vehicle is your best shelter.\nIt's better to be chilly and awake than to be comfortably warm and be overcome with carbon monoxide fumes. Keep your exhaust pipe free of snow and run your engine only for short periods of time, leaving a window away from the wind slightly open.\nLoosen tight clothing and change positions frequently. Move your arms and legs, massage fingers and toes; tuck your hands between your legs or under your armpits. Huddle together with others to share body heat. Elevate your feet to improve circulation.\nWhether you are calling emergency services or a roadside assistance company, be prepared to describe your location, the condition of those in the car and what happened.\nPlow Snow? Join us in Keeping Rhode Island's Roads Clear this Winter! |
Yahoo is recently been in the news due to privacy related concern and exposure. Yahoo account was hacked and it has often happened but this time, maximum data breach has happened. They had more than 500 million accounts that have been hacked. Hence, in that aspect users definitely look for deleting Yahoo data and closing Yahoo mail account permanently.\nUsers can dial Yahoo support phone number for receiving immediate help and support. Whenever any issue or hitch persists, users can connect with experts immediately to attain permanent solution and recovery for all concerns that exists. Besides, that Yahoo mail account can be permanently deleted by taking few significant steps.\nYou’ll see a confirmation page if you successfully deleted your account.\nUsers of Yahoo can dial Yahoo support number for receiving immediate help. You can immediately dial the number to receive fastest recovery for all concern and mishaps that exists in Yahoo. We are always available to assist you. |
Exclusive Track Premiere: Jack Skuller's "You'll Never Take My Holiday"\nMeet Jack Skuller and stream his festive new jam "You'll Never Take My Holiday."\nMeet Jack Skuller and stream his festive new jam "You’ll Never Take My Holiday." [#image: /photos/5582ca41941a95530d04f4a2]||||||Meet Jack Skuller, our new favorite singer-songwriter whose EP Drivers Permit drops in February. This crazy-talented 15-year-olds soulful voice and boyish good looks make us truly believe that this is the most wonderful time of the year. Looking for a festive new jam to get you into the holiday spirit? Then check out this exclusive track, Youll Never Take my Holiday, a gift from Jack— and Teen Vogue—to you. |
Nick Saban is first up for Alabama media day.\nWelcome to media/fan day in Tuscaloosa. Nick Saban kicks off the festivities with a second news conference in as many days at 9:45 a.m. at the football facility. After that, Mike Locksley and Tosh Lupoi will take their annual turn at the podium.\nRefresh the page for the latest from Saban.\n-- Saban asks the team what will we be in 30 days? What has to be done before game day?\n-- Discipline and toughness are the two things that go a long way toward that.\n-- "You have to have a strong breaking point."\n-- Eric Thomas was the Friday night speaker at camp. He asked the difference between being the beast and just winning.\n-- Saban notes this is the first time fan day comes before players are in full pads. Just helmets and shorts Saturday afternoon.\n-- The transition with two new coordinators was "painless." They didn't change terminology or game plans with either.\n-- It's not hard to figure out why Alabama has to replace so much production on defense, Saban said. Not one starter back in the secondary, other than Deionte Thompson (started twice).\n-- Tosh Lupoi has developed as a coach, wanted to take step to be known as more than a recruiter or just a front line coach. Saban spent a lot of time helping him with the secondary and he's made a lot of improvement there.\n-- There's no straw vote with the players as to who will be the quarterback. Since it wouldn't be unanimous, it would only be divisive, Saban said. It has to be done at a higher level.\n-- Saban wants to know why everyone thinks there has to be a first or second team quarterback.\n-- "I'm not in the creating expectation business," Saban said. "That's what you do. We fight against that."\n-- Saban getting fired up talking about QBs. He doesn't have an answer for whether they will use two quarterbacks.\n-- Najee Harris played "really really well" at the end of the season learning the pass protections and the rest of the factors that go into being a more complete running back. |
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Over the years, Siggins would have several employees who would later become established craftsmen in their own right, and most notably, Jimmy Covert. Covert grew up in Louisville, Kentucky. After graduating college, he and his wife, Lynda, moved to southern Indiana. In Indiana, the Covert’s worked on their farm and ran their own sawmill. In 1984, Covert accepted an apprenticeship from Siggins, and together with their two small children, Jimmy and Lynda moved to Cody. The Covert’s lived on the South Fork, and Jimmy worked for Ken until 1990 when the family moved into town and Jimmy setup his own shop. During his time at Triangle Z, Covert not only learned the craft of woodworking, but he began to develop his own style. In the years following, Covert’s organic designs helped to push the Molesworth style in new directions, and along with several other talented artisans, helped create a new “Cody style” of western furniture. |
This summer solstice falls at the same time as a full moon--a strawberry moon. It officially takes place tomorrow evening and the moon may or may not be visible, and will unlikely be the pretty pink pictured above. The name refers to the "monthly" (a word derived from moon) monikers that Native Americans gave to the lunar cycle. The month of June is generally when strawberries came into season and therefore it was an apt name. Strawberries were much loved in North America by Native American tribes, but were also loved in Europe too. The species that existed on each continent were different but in both cases they were considerably smaller than those honking-huge berries we see in the store today! They were about the size of a fingernail, deep raspberry red, and very soft when ripe. I attended a native ceremony once where an indigenous woman brought a wild strawberry juice and the taste was light and subtle. Thomas Jefferson, that ardent horticulturalist, was somewhat obsessed by strawberries and was partly responsible for their cultivation in America (though, of course, it was European varieties that were brought over and planted). The plant is a member of the rose family and if you look closely at the small white flowers you will see they resemble a very simple rose with five petals and a corona in the center, The seeds, which are multitudinous, sit on the outside of the fruit when it develops, and this may be why strawberries can cause an allergic reaction in many people (my daughter gets contact dermatitis).\nSome farms will be advertising "pick your own" strawberries, or locally grown species may be available in your stores. These are almost always preferable in taste to the commercially-grown berries, but you need to eat or process them quickly. I have found that strawberries can very quickly make your car, or fridge, or kitchen smell like the inside of a dumpster! Commercial varieties can really be dicey in terms of quality. Sometimes they are rock hard, white inside, and flavorless. Other times, they are amazingly good. Examine closely for color and perceived freshness but as Jerry Seinfeld said, "Fruit is a gamble, I know that going in."\nI find that from Mid-May through June, I crave, crave, crave berries of all sorts. They seem to satisfy a dual need for sweetness and juiciness. I think it is the dryness of our winter homes and diets that make our bodies cry out for something sumptuous. Even though our berries of today don't resemble the native species, they are still a great new age paleo food that provides a high fiber, highly nutritive, low sugar fruit.\nSo enjoy these strawberry-themed ideas to coincide with the summer solstice.\nStrawberries and cream were being enjoyed by English royalty as early as the 16th century (and perhaps why it is still popular/traditional at Wimbledon today). If you don't eat dairy, you could substitute coconut milk.\nStrawberries and yogurt are also nice, a drizzle of honey and Greek yogurt work great. Vanilla yogurt also blends nicely.\nDon't forget frozen strawberries (which are often remarkably good) for smoothies (no sense wasting fresh berries). They can be blended with vanilla or chocolate protein powder, a banana can be added for flavor and sweetness. I don't recommend mixing strawberries and kale in a smoothie (though I see lots of recipes that do). Why? Sludge colored smoothie! Not appetizing and I believe food should feed the vision as well as the taste buds.\nA high quality, no sugar added strawberry jam is a nice treat too.\nStrawberries can be halved, mixed with a couple of tablespoons of honey and balsamic vinegar and roasted at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. The mixture can then be used on salads, yogurts, custards, etc.\nFresh strawberries, thinly sliced, are great in salads with almonds or walnuts or pine nuts--a homemade (not too heavy) balsamic dressing goes nicely with this. Always grind some fresh black pepper on, it compliments the strawberries.\nAgain, if you eat dairy, you can make a great "free form" cheesecake of ricotta, drizzled with honey and topped with strawberries, perhaps with some chopped up walnut bits as well.\nStrawberry kefir is also a nice beverage, provides great probiotics.\nListen to the Beatles psychedelic masterpiece, Strawberry Fields Forever.\nBuy an old school Bonne Bell lipsmacker in strawberry.\nWear some strawberry nail polish on your toes.\nDye your hair strawberry blonde, or get one strawberry peek-a-boo red streak!\nBuy something, anything, in bright red gingham.\nHappy Solstice and Happy Eating! |
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Two adults courting late in season. No nesting occurred.\nSingle bird seen in area. Nesting site from last year inactive.\nNo sightings in area. Adult female Scruffy died over the winter.\nAdults present, no nesting. Previous adult male “Max” injured after territorial battle and is not releasable.\nTwo chicks spotted at nesting site. Nest inaccessible.\nScrape no eggs 4/11/13. Zoom and a b/g adult present.\nNesting behavior seen early, but activity dropped off late season. No chicks.\nFailed in last years site. Moved to new site, laid 4 eggs, failed. Laid one egg in renest, failed.\nTwo adults present in April. 4 eggs in north box, abandoned. 5 eggs in south box, abandoned.\nCopulation observed n April, but adults abandoned the area shortly after. Ballistic nested successfully south at the Oak Street location with an unbanded male.\nSingle unbanded adult present, no nesting.\nPair present and attempting to nest in rain gutter, failed.\nAdult fight resulted in death of another male (Haiden, b/g 97/N, 2005, Froedtert Malt, Milwaukee, WI). Eleven eggs laid and abandoned over the nesting season.\nFour eggs were laid, none of which hatched. An abandoned egg was collected on 5/11/10. A renest was attempted south of the first site (site used in 2009.) The female was reidentified as Autumn Hope. Four eggs were laid, none of which hatched.\n4 eggs still present as of May 11th. Nest failed.\nA single adult wintered for the 2009/2010 season. A nest box is available though no adults stay for the breeding season.\nCopulation observed. Pair used west niche early in season, but female dissappeared in June. No young produced.\nFemale, Bryanne, died during 2008 nesting season. Courting between new pair observed late in the season, but nest box was not used.\nNest failed, 4 eggs unhatched.\nOne adult frequenting area. 2 adults confirmed 6/4/09. No nesting or immatures observed.\nNest failed. 4 eggs unhatched.\nCliff site. Two chicks fledged.\nBridge site. Nest located in beam of bridge but no young observed.\nCopulation observed. Pair “nested” in gutter, but no eggs or young observed.\nCliff site. Adults seen through spring. 3 unbanded juveniles observed in June and July.\n3 adults present defending nest box on building, but no nesting and no young observed.\n2 adults March-June in nearby nature reserve, no nesting or immatures observed.\nAdults present, no nesting site located.\nTwo eggs by 4/1, abandoned when adult female died.\n4 eggs lost in ledge flood 5/11.\nNesting failed. Nine eggs laid on two different buildings. All eggs lost.\nPair frequenting area during nesting season, but no nesting observed.\nEyrie found 6/17. ONE CHICK visible. Immature fledged 6/23.\nNesting failed. New nest site.\n2006 female, Kelliwatt, killed. New pair nested, nest unsuccessful.\nNew nest site, nesting unsuccessful.\nPair “nested” in gutter, but no eggs or young observed.\nDead fledgling recovered, no nest located.\nAdults present, no nesting observed.\n3 UNBANDED FLEDGLINGS, nest not located.\nTwo eggs laid, nest flooded.\nThree chicks hatched but disappeared.\nEggs laid but none hatched.\nEggs laid and then lost.\nEggs laid but no eggs hatched.\nOne egg hatched but chick did not survive.\nFemale E/E died, Dory paired with Hubert, but pair did not nest.\nOne egg laid but rolled off the ledge.\nThree young hatched but disappeared shortly after.\nTwo eggs laid, lost in rainstorm. |
Whenever there are rains, water from the Aravalis, residential areas along Golf Course Road and Golf Course Extension Road, Ghata village and Badshahpur flows downstream and accumulates at the chowk.\nThe National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has also created a separate cell to work on decongesting Delhi and the NCR, which comprises 13 districts of Haryana, UP's 7 and 2 of Rajasthan as well as boats of over 88.50 lakh vehicles.\nBrijmohan Lall Munjal was cremated in New Delhi in a ceremony attended by business and political leaders paying tribute to one of the titans of the country’s auto industry.\nBrijmohan Lall Munjal, 92 years, the grand old patriarch of the Hero MotoCorp group passed away on Sunday after a brief illness.\nHuman values have been at the core of the business philosophy of Brijmohan Lall Munjal, who recently stepped down from active roles at Hero MotoCorp.\nETAuto analyses a few number related to auto industry that helps in differentiating notions from truth. For example, the recent double digit growth rate of scooters and the strong beginning it had in Indian market, tell a different story than what actually unfolded in the last 2 decades.\nAround 600 transporters, represented by Automobile Carrier Welfare Association (ACWA), plan to go on strike from Monday midnight, after they failed to get any assurance from Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Sunday evening that their request, of rolling back a transport rule that prohibits oversized trucks to procure fitness certificates, will be honoured.\n"There can be some stock picking but still you can put your larger weight in cement, auto, oil, some of the private banks and the IT sector."\n"We could see good performance coming through from the auto industry as well and there, our preference is for the passenger vehicle manufacturer."\nTelangana and the residuary Andhra Pradesh governments are fiercely competing with each other to woo an automobile major to set up shop in their respective states.\nTwo final year mechanical engineering students of Karavali Institute of Technology here have developed a hybrid bike, which will help two-wheeler users save fuel and money, while delivering a more powerful ride. |
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Venture through the halls of the Lakes of Paducah and you’ll discover a home filled with enthusiasm, compassion and a natural zeal for living. From the activities make available, our staff knows the transitioning from one season of life to another can be challenging. That’s why we work hard to make life enjoyable for residents, while also offering state-of-the-art services that make the move easier for the residents families.\nThe Lakes of Paducah is anything but ordinary. Our apartments offer grand accommodations, walk-in closets and screened-in porches, without a high price tag. The Lakes of Paducah is independently owned and operated, which results in owners and staff taking pride in our local reputation and working hard to provide the quality of care our residents deserve and desire.\nWe offer transportation, as well as monitoring services which ensures that our residents’ medical, social and other ongoing lifestyle needs are being met. Residents enjoy a comfortable level of independence, which allows them to try new activities in an inviting, friendly environment. |
"Issachah Savage, a promising young dramatic tenor, sang Narraboth’s lines with shining bronze tones. Reports of his Otello in Mexico make him a tenor to watch."\nDIE WALKURE "When Savage sang the opening line of yesterday’s Die Walküre, we immediately knew that we were in store for something quite different. Instead of the usual tenor with baritone colouration and vocal heft, we had a lyric, unforced dramatic tenor, lighter in colour and yet powerful. Savage was careful to pace the first two acts in which he appears – building from strength-to-strength...The roaring ovation that greeted him when he walked out on stage for his curtain call was of a quality and pitch usually reserved for only the greatest of singers."\nDIE WALKURE "So, when it was announced at noon Saturday that he [Issachah Savage] would be singing, it really piqued my interest. The first voice in the opera belongs to Siegmund, and right away I was impressed by his warm, hall-filling, rich sound, accurate of pitch and used with a surfeit of musicality. Undoubtedly there were some nervous tension, but he hid it well. He grew in confidence as the performance continued, and the voice sounded splendid in the Four Seasons Centre. At his final curtain call, the roar of approval from the house was among the most impressive I've heard in my 43 years of attending COC performances.\nThis performance clearly demonstrated that Savage's tenor is ideal as Siegmund. He managed the unusually low tessitura well. When the vocal line rises, his tenor is in its glory. Unlike many Wagnerian tenors who are basically pushed-up baritones, Savage is a genuine tenor, with a bright, forwardly placed sound, one that defines the term Jugendlich dramatischer Tenor. The gleaming yet warm sound is lovely, and it has the heft for the dramatic outbursts like the "Walse, walse" passage."\nLOHENGRIN ...Dramatic tenor Issachah Savage proved a tremendous, heroic Lohengrin. The line of his gorgeous voice in “Mein lieber Schwann” was seamless, the energy unflagging. Having previously thrilled the loyal Merola audience with his Otello in the Schwabacher Summer Concert, it is easy to imagine Savage, who also has a delightful comic sensibility, following in the footsteps of Domingo and Botha."\nLOHENGRIN "Tenor Issachah Savage made a thrilling Lohengrin, bringing grace and ardor to "Mein lieber Schwann" from Wagner's opera"\nLOHEGRIN "Issachah Savage brought the house down with his personal best for all his impressive appearances this summer: "Mein lieber Schwann" from "Lohengrin" was heldentenor par excellence - trumpetlike, clear, open-throated, powerful."\nOTELLO "For the other shoe to drop, the audience had to wait all the way until the end of the evening, when tenor Issachah Savage gave a phenomenal glimpse of his abilities as Otello in the final scene from Verdi's opera. Merola is supposed to be a training program, yet here was a vocal showing as sure-footed and commanding as anything you might encounter on a professional stage. From his opening notes - impeccably shaded and coiled with repressed fury - to the opera's final explosion of grief and shame, Savage sang with a combination of power and finesse that is rare to observe. The only disappointment was that we didn't get to hear more from him - though that will surely be corrected soon."\nAIDA "The men were quite impressive, starting with tenor Issachah Savage’s Egyptian commander Radames. His middle-range voice was extremely beautiful and clear, while his high notes rang out brightly."\nAIDA "Radames was sung by Issachah Savage, who produces a bright, clear and potent sound, consistent throughout, and his power and presence were welcomed with loud ovations after his very first aria."\nAIDA "Mr. Savage was phenomenal as Radames, starting with his beautiful timbre, and continuing through great projection and Italianate phrasing, all the way to excellent pitch control both on the top and the bottom of his range. This was a superb Radames, which is already a third of what is needed for a beautiful Aida. And it's the young singer's role debut!"\nDIE MEISTERSINGER "There was an extra thrill in the final selection, most of the last two scenes of “Meistersinger,” with tenor Issachah Savage singing the famous Prize Song. Savage is a Catholic University alum who’s been winning competitions for a few years and singing in the Washington area as well as around the country, but I wasn’t prepared for the easy, rich, warm sound that poured out of him in one of the most beautiful arias in the repertory...a world-class voice."\nDIE MEISTERSINGER "Yet still, the most moving moment of the evening did not come necessarily in the singing. It was in that very moment that tenor Issachah Savage walked unassumedly on stage for the first time, that an intense sense of trepidation seemed to be in the air. It was midway through the orchestra's playing that Savage came onstage and sat down. When tenor Isachaah Savage stood and opened his mouth, for many it was an unexpected gem of royal worth. His voice was like a wall of glorious sound and he commanded every note. After the performance, noted music educator, conductor and organist Peter Krasinski remarked to the D. C. Performing Arts Examiner on that special moment. " A voice that has the power and strength to sing this repertoire is rare indeed, one with such beauty that it reaches onto the heart is a true gift, to hear a single voice that can do both might be called a voice heard once in a century. When Mr. Savage began to sing "The Prize Song," the tears began to flow, and to my left and right I could plainly see that I was not alone. Couples became closer; the very walls resonated with a silent"yes. We all became one in the realization that we were witnessing history in the making." he said."\n"It is not often that a singer can meet the challenges of both arias meant for opera's expansive spaces and songs conceived for a parlor-size room. Tenor Issachah Savage more than succeeded, aided by pianist Katerina Souvorova's responsive accompaniment. Savage's recital at Grace Lutheran Church Sunday was part of the Hines-Lee Opera Ensemble's support program for promising young singers, one of several such projects in Washington. Savage gave an impressive performance last summer as Martin in Aaron Copland's gentle opera "The Tender Land" at Catholic University. On Sunday, he offered even more samples of his success on the big stage. But he did so after beautiful accounts of Cesar Franck's familiar "Panis Angelicus," well-known lieder of Hugo Wolf and chansons of Maurice Ravel. By the time Savage had finished the Franck, it was already evident that the tenor is a winner in both dramatic and lyrical styles. In the Wolf, his voice radiated shades of gleaming silver while tackling the composer's settings of hyper-syllabic German with seeming ease and maintaining the intimate bearing and gestures of a veteran lieder singer. Given Wolf's wordiness and Ravel's exotic colors, Savage deserves high marks for the full vocal control and tapered phrases that allow the melodic line to grow to the peak of a song's emotional heights. In Italian arias of Giuseppe Verdi, Stefano Donaudy and Francesco Tosti, Savage turned actor, one capable of both florid bel canto and touches of humor. Spirituals and gospel songs -- plus three encores -- gave a heartwarming and uplifting finish to the recital." |
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen is a unique and multifaceted museum, established in the heart of Rotterdam almost 170 years ago. A visit to the museum is a journey through the history of art.\nThe museum takes its name from two important collectors, Frans Boijmans and Daniël George van Beuningen, who enriched the collection with many masterpieces.\nThe collection features Dutch and international masterpieces from the early Middle Ages to the present day, from Bosch and Rembrandt to Van Gogh and Dalí. The museum charts the development of Impressionism and Modernism with works by Monet, Mondrian and Magritte and has an extensive collection of Pop art with works by Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and many others. The museum also has an extensive collection of Dutch design, with examples by Gerrit Rietveld, Gispen, Hella Jongerius, Bertjan Pot and Studio Wieki Somers, and works by eminent foreign designers such as Marcel Breuer, Charles and Ray Eames, Ettore Sottsass and Konstantin Grcic. |
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After months of behind-the-scenes discussions and multiple drafts of bills to reauthorize the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act, lawmakers are gearing up to take action on the landmark special-education law.\nSen. Bill Frist, R-Tenn., the chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on Disability Policy, introduced his reauthorization plan, S 1578, last month. House Republicans have not formally introduced a bill, but the House Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Youth, and Families released its third draft plan on Feb. 27.\nThe reauthorization is long overdue. In an attempt to carve out space in a busy election-year congressional schedule, the Senate plans to put S 1578 on a fast track, bypassing subcommittee consideration and moving the bill straight to the Labor and Human Resources Committee as early as March 20. The House subcommittee, which held a hearing on the IDEA last week, has not yet set a date to begin work.\nThey would require states to offer mediation as an alternative to the law's more formal appeals process, limit the conditions under which parents can recoup legal fees in disputes with schools, and relax some of the law's accounting and reporting requirements. Both would also reconfigure the IDEA's 14 discretionary programs, which include research, training, technology, and technical-assistance efforts.\nBoth plans also attempt to limit the circumstances under which public schools must pay for children with disabilities to be educated at private schools, especially when parents unilaterally enroll their children without notifying their public schools. Both the House draft and the Senate bill also strengthen provisions in current law that call for public agencies other than schools to help bear the cost of children's "related services," such as physical therapy.\nOne big difference between the plans is how they would divide federal special-education aid among states and districts. The Senate bill would maintain the current formula, which is based on a count of students eligible for special education. The House plan would base allocations on a state's total school-age population in an effort to reduce incentives to place children in special education, and also steer more money to high-poverty areas.\nBut last week's hearing made clear that the most contentious issue facing lawmakers is how much latitude schools should have to discipline dangerous or disruptive disabled children and to remove them from the classroom.\nThe law's so-called stay-put provision, which requires that students stay in their educational placement until parents and school officials agree on how to change it, has been interpreted to bar certain disciplinary action. The law and its regulations require lengthy administrative procedures that sometimes wind up in court to change a child's placement without parental consent.\nThe latest Senate bill does not include discipline provisions because many details are still being worked out, aides said. Those provisions should be ready by the time the full Senate committee takes up S 1578.\nThe House draft would allow school officials to move dangerous children with disabilities to an alternative placement for up to 45 school days without parental consent and, in some cases, allow such students to be expelled from school if their behavior is not related to their disability.\nMany Democrats at the hearing questioned the need for such provisions and cautioned that they could make it too easy for schools to rid themselves of children who pose challenges.\n"I'm not unwilling to make changes, but not based on anecdotes," said Rep. Pat Williams, D-Mont. |
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These books are not sold by the Joe's Pond Association. They are sold by E Jane and Frederick Brown, DBA Brown Company.\n"Do You Suppose" has ten colorful pictures and a verse with each that will charm your toddler. It is a perfect read-to book, imaginative and sure to get lots of giggles every time you read it to your child. Insert a picture of your child on the last page to create a surprise ending that will delight small "readers" and make them part of the fun. Written and illustrated by local author E. Jane Brown.\n"PINKIE": Eight year old Susan lives on a farm in Vermont with her mom and dad and brother, Eddie. A litter of pigs is born on a blustery March morning and one of them is weak and small and probably won't survive in the barn with the others. Susan pleads with her parents to let her take the baby pig into the house to try to save him. In Susan's care, the little piglet survives, and a strong bond develops between him and Susan. Pinkie captures the hearts of everyone in the family, but not without getting himself and Susan into lots of trouble. Their story is about making mistakes, facing danger, learning to trust, and growing up. For middle-grade readers, or a read-aloud story for younger children. Age 3-12. 76 pages. Written and illustrated by local author E. Jane Brown.\n"Cabot, Vermont: A Collection of Memories From the Century Past": Researched and written by J. Brown, B. Carpenter, and A. Legare. Published by the Cabot Oral History Committee. (Barre, Vt.: L. Brown & Sons Printing, Inc., 1999, 2004.) Includes historical data, memories, maps and pictures compiled from interviews, diaries, journals, and personal collections of townspeople. This book is not intended as a history of the town, but has been written to preserve memories and give a glimpse into the daily lives of these hardy Vermont citizens. Liberally illustrated with photographs and other ephemera. 208 pages. Also available at Cabot Historical Society, or by emailing JPWebmaster. Edited by Caleb Pitkin.\nIf you have questions or problems, you can call us at 802-563-2381 or email us.\nReturns are accepted within 15 days of purchase.\nFree shipping within US. Your book(s) should arrive in seven to ten days.\nWe do not sell or otherwise distribute your information.\n* Entry is required in at least one of these.\nEnter a number (1, 2, etc.) for the number of each book you would like.\nHow many Pinkie ($15 each)?\nHow many Cabot, Vermont: A Collection of Memories From the Century Past ($20 each)? |
A very hot and sunny month to be working during which I was glad to me at home and not in a factory office for what was an active month on behalf of the BMMG using the UK press and my personal status to thwart the BT/IBM venture so that it was abandoned in favour of open network standards. Support was also gained from UKITO and enlisting other large companies like ICL as allies. Using my new STC Executel information Prestel terminal, I was getting the advice and help of established City advisers such as Nicholas de Zoete to invest the majority of my cash in safe government gilts ahead of an expected stock market correction. |
We need a European Labour Authority since 16 million Europeans now live and work in a Member State other than that of their nationality. Every day, 1.7 million Europeans move to another Member State. Every year, hundreds of millions travel across Europe for family, tourism or business reasons. Citizens and business need to access information easily and be sure about opportunities and rights at home and abroad. National authorities need to cooperate seamlessly.\nThe Rapporteur General of the opinion, Ms Doris KAMPUS (AT/EPP), Regional Minister for Social Affairs, Employment and Integration, met with stakeholders for a consultation and an exchange of views on this topic.\nAfter a short introduction by the rapporteur, stakeholders were invited to present their views on the topic. The meeting was held in English and German. |
The Mars Society is our parent organization!\nMCC Life on Mars is a blog by one of our founding members now in our diaspora. It includes her experiences in the MDRS.\nNSS of North Texas is the North Texas / Dallas chapter of the National Space Society and an active one in the area. Please check them out.\nMars Science Laboratory (MSL) page of NASA JPL contains news and videos of the progress of the mission.\nMarsDrive is an organization from Australia promoting the commercial and non-commercial development of Mars.\nGoogle Mars is a Mars version of Google Maps. |
Are you ready for a breakthrough in money, business, relationships, life purpose – even health? Would you like to erase pain from your childhood, other lifetimes, even inherited? We all have the power to change our reality, but sometimes we aren’t able to see that because of the distractions or old programs which get in our way. If you could have a tool that would enable you to be more powerful than you ever dreamed, to create good health, wealth, love, what would it be worth to you?\nYour manual, lunch and snacks are included, and you will receive a certificate of completion. |
ARTILLERY FOR THE LAND SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES. 12 PDR GUN NAPOLEON #20. 1849 - 1865.\nPort Huron, MI: Anitque Ordinance Publishers, 1984. Oblong 4to with coated card stock covers. Illustrated with facsimile diagrams throughout. More about ARTILLERY FOR THE LAND SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES. 12 PDR GUN NAPOLEON #20. 1849 - 1865.\nItem Details for ARTILLERY FOR THE LAND SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES. 12 PDR GUN NAPOLEON #20. 1849 - 1865.\nTHE BALANCE SHEET OF THE NATIONS AT WAR.\nNew York: Bankers Trust Company, . Stapled Pamphlet. Promotional pamphlet for Liberty Bonds in World War I. 14 pp., with folding map of the world. In the publisher’s printed wrappers which are soiled. Textblock with light dampstain throughout. Still a.... More about THE BALANCE SHEET OF THE NATIONS AT WAR.\nItem Details for THE BALANCE SHEET OF THE NATIONS AT WAR.\nA GUIDE FOR THE USE OF OFFICER’S OF THE INSPECTOR-GENERAL’S DEPARTMENT. 1908. PREPARED UNDER DIRECTION OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL OF THE ARMY.\nLETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF WAR, TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS, TRANSMITTING A REPORT OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER, UPON THE MILITARY ACADEMY; A LIST OF CADETS WHO HAVE LEFT THE ACADEMY WITHOUT COMMISSIONS; A LIST OF OFFICERS EDUCATED AT WEST POINT, WHO SERVED IN THE LATE WAR; AND A STATEMENT OF THE EXPENSE OF MAINTAINING THE OFFICERS AND INSTRUCTORS OF THE MILITARY ACADEMY, EACH YEAR, SINCE 1802.\nOFFICIAL ARMY REGISTER FOR 1856.\nWashington: Adjutant General’s Office, 1856. Original Wrappers. Bound in paper covers. The rear cover has been lost. The front cover is chipped and soiled, with a name written on the top edge. The bottom third of Pages 11-12 has been..... More about OFFICIAL ARMY REGISTER FOR 1856.\nItem Details for OFFICIAL ARMY REGISTER FOR 1856.\nVICTORY ATLAS OF THE WORLD INCLUDING BATTLE MAPS OF ALL FRONTS.\nNew York: Hammond, 1943. First Edition. Minor loss to the top of the spine; in the rear pocket is full color map that shows the battle fronts in 1943 (one flag along the border has been cut out). Also, is... More about VICTORY ATLAS OF THE WORLD INCLUDING BATTLE MAPS OF ALL FRONTS.\nItem Details for VICTORY ATLAS OF THE WORLD INCLUDING BATTLE MAPS OF ALL FRONTS.\nENDING THE VIETNAM WAR. THE VIETNAMESE COMMUNISTS’ PERSPECTIVE.\nLondon and New York: Routledge Curzon, . Hard Cover. First Edition. A First Edition copy of Ang Cheng Guan’s Ending the Vietnam War: The Vietnamese Communists’ Perspective. With no marks of any kind. Blue paper hardback, with lettering printed in..... More about ENDING THE VIETNAM WAR. THE VIETNAMESE COMMUNISTS’ PERSPECTIVE.\nItem Details for ENDING THE VIETNAM WAR. THE VIETNAMESE COMMUNISTS’ PERSPECTIVE.\nTHE VIETNAM WAR FROM THE OTHER SIDE. THE VIETNAMESE COMMUNISTS’ PERSPECTIVE.\nLondon and New York: Routledge Curzon, . Hard Cover. First Edition. A First Edition copy of Ang Cheng Guan’s The Vietnamese War from the Other Side. With no marks of any kind. Text in English. Red hardback with lettering in..... More about THE VIETNAM WAR FROM THE OTHER SIDE. THE VIETNAMESE COMMUNISTS’ PERSPECTIVE.\nItem Details for THE VIETNAM WAR FROM THE OTHER SIDE. THE VIETNAMESE COMMUNISTS’ PERSPECTIVE.\nTED SERONG. THE LIFE OF AN AUSTRALIAN COUNTER-INSURGENCY EXPERT.\nOxford: Oxford University Press, . Hard Cover. First Edition. A First Edition copy of Ted Serong, by Anne Blair. With no marks of any kind. Near Fine dustjacket. More about TED SERONG. THE LIFE OF AN AUSTRALIAN COUNTER-INSURGENCY EXPERT.\nItem Details for TED SERONG. THE LIFE OF AN AUSTRALIAN COUNTER-INSURGENCY EXPERT. |
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This entry was posted on Monday, August 15th, 2011 at 10:10 am and is filed under General bike news. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.\nThank you for you alert! I contacted my commissioner and he is a Republican. Hopefully he listens to my comments and votes to support this resolution. It would be a great first step for the county.\nI contacted my (R) commissioner as well. Thanks for the alert!\nThat’s great — and the result is the resolution passed this morning. I’ll post more about it soon. |
Bradley Hills is active in addressing hunger issues through a Kitchen Ministry and So Others Might Eat. They provide support to Bethesda Cares and Bethesda House. Members also bring gifts for the Children's Center of Anacostia; volunteer time at the National Center for Children and Families; landscape the Dennis Avenue Health Center; participate in the Habitat Unity Build and sponsor a group for Seniors. Members also help tutor adults via Academy of Hope.\nBradley Hills is an Earth Care Congregation. |
1. Pre-heat grill to 400°F. Rinse tenderloins and pat dry with paper towel.\n2. Generously season with salt and pepper or use Original All-Purpose BBQ rub, to taste.\n3. Place pork tenderloins on the grill at 400°F for 4 minutes per side, brushing with olive oil occasionally, and turning to ensure good sear marks on each side. Pork is done when internal temperature reaches 140°F.\n4. Toast slider buns for 1-2 minutes before serving.\nBrush with a layer of BBQ sauce and allow pork to rest for 10 minutes before slicing and serving on toasted slider buns. |
All experts predicted that Van Aert would win the Belgian title, and in the beginning it seemed that these predictions would come through. In the second lap Van Aert passed a surprising Tim Merlier, and started a solo. A mechanical issue in the third lap ruined his aspirations. A very strong Nys went to the front, together with Vantornout.\nRob Peeters closed the gap for his young teammate Van Aert. With this move, he also brought back Meeusen and Pauwels. These 6 riders started the last lap together and were ready for a spectacular ending to a great race. Peeters was the first to create a small gap, but Vantornout reacted quickly. The decisive moment came on a steep and slippery climb. Vantornout made a small mistake and lost his balance. With this manoeuvre he impeded Peeters and Van Aert, causing some fuss post race. All things considered, Vantornout still managed to expand his lead. Meeusen tried to counter with a last minute effort, but finished a few seconds behind Vantornout. Van Aert ended up on place 3.\nNow it is time for us to provide Vantornout with a new X-Night with 4ZA finishing kit to match his Belgian champion jersey! You will see the result in the next few days!\nIn the youth categories, Eli Iserbyt became Belgian champion for the 5th time in a row. This time in the junior category. Florian Vermeersch won the "Nieuwelingen 2nd year" race. |
Between tastes at next week's Umpqua Brew Fest, make sure to stop by the Oregon Beer Growler booth and chat with Jennifer Oberst.\nThe feature stories, news, and information in the magazine celebrate and promote the craft beer industry, businesses, and events in Oregon.\nOregon Beer Growler is published monthly and available in print locally and online.\nStill don't get the picture?\nHey thanks Umpqua Brewfest! We're excited to take part in this! |
Shyira Diocese operates two health centers in the Kimonyi and Buhuga communities to help provide adequate care. The centers are the middle step in the national health scheme, and typically see 50-70 patients a day.\nIn partnership with Hope International, Shyira Diocese facilitates 928 Saving and Credit Associations throughout our four districts. The groups work to help members grow spiritually, socially, and economically by teaching them good financial management skills.\nShyira Diocese has 217 preschools working to serve the educational and developmental needs of the youngest in our community. In 32 of the schools, children receive an egg a day to supplement protein intake and fight malnutrition.\nShyira Diocese works with a variety of partners to provide water and sanitation (WASH) resources and training to prevent waterborne illnesses and infections. |
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #EasyHolidayEats #CollectiveBias Every year I host an annual Christmas themed “Girls Night In“ (kid free of course) for a few of my favorite ladies. This year I wanted to switch it up from the traditional “Ugly Sweater” and “Ornament Exchange” themes and planned a “Plaid Tidings & Christmas Carol Karaoke Night.” The girls were asked to come dressed in their most festive plaid to enjoy a hot Italian meal and a memorable night of singing Christmas carols, karaoke style.\nFor this plaid themed night, I wanted to serve an array of foods that were fresh and colorful, so I served Italian food. I’d never served Italian food at a Christmas party before, but I have to say, it was a BIG hit! And I loved how easy it was, which is always a nice hostess gift to give yourself! The guests loved the fresh bruschetta, caprese salad, breadsticks, Red Baron® Thin & Crispy pizza, canollis and Italian soda bar (Check for recipes below.) To match the Italian menu, I decorated the table with black and white plaid to keep it feeling festive, without looking like an Italian restaurant. I added a few candles and woodland accents (stumps, greenery and a silver buck) to tie in the wintery feel of Christmas.\nUpon arrival I had guests make themselves a drink at the Italian soda bar. I think its really important to have your guests mingle right away, and making our own drinks was a fun way to get the party started.\nThen pour club soda or carbonated water over the syrup, leaving a little room at the top for whipped cream.\nGarnish with chocolate sauce, a maraschino cherry and a festive paper straw. Once all of the guests arrived, we started cutting up the pizzas, dishing up sides and just enjoying the evening. I have to say this was one of the easiest Christmas parties I’ve ever thrown, and it was because I let Red Baron do some of the cooking! Whenever I throw a party, I want the guests to come and just enjoy the night and not have to worry about doing or bringing anything. Consequently, it can put a lot of stress on me to have so many things to do and make that I normally don’t have time to get ready for the party myself. It was REALLY nice to run into Walmart and grab a few Red Baron pizzas that were oven-ready to make this night so much easier for myself. I chose the Red Baron® Thin & Crispy pizzas because they are much lighter than the thicker crust pizzas, they’re loaded with tons of toppings and they cook up quickly. You can find them in the pizza isle at Walmart in the frozen foods section of the store, or find other great flavors on the Red Baron site here. I was also able to save lots of time by picking up some take-n-bake breadsticks from the Walmart bakery. I simply put them on a skewer, followed the baking instructions and served them upright in a black and white vase.\nAnd now for the best activity I’ve ever dreamt up… Christmas Carol Karaoke!\nI never dreamt that karaoke could get any better, until I had my friends sing Christmas Carols karaoke style! If you didn’t know, I LOVE Christmas music! I’d start listening to Christmas music in July if I could! But because the radio doesn’t have stations that play 100% Christmas music until after Halloween, I start listening on November 1st. This activity was so different than anything I’ve ever done at a Christmas party before, and I’d say its something I’d definitely do again. The girls really got into it and it truly was So. Much. Fun.\nAnd now, as promised some fun recipes that you can make ahead of time for your next holiday party (so you can actually get ready) while the pizzas and breadsticks are in the oven!\nPreheat oven to 350°F. Place bread slices on baking sheet. Sprinkle parmesan cheese and Italian herbs on bread. Bake 12 to 15 minutes or until lightly toasted.\nCombine diced tomatoes, onion, olive oil, basil, Italian seasoning, garlic, salt and pepper in small bowl. Add lemon juice to taste. Mix until fully incorporated.\nDivide tomato mixture evenly over toasted bread. Serve immediately.\nPour the balsamic vinegar in a small saucepan and place over high heat. Bring to a boil, reduce the heat to low and simmer until the vinegar has reduced to about 1/3 cup (or about 10 minutes). It should have a caramel sauce consistency and should stick to a spoon when done. Set the balsamic reduction aside to cool.\nDecoratively arrange alternating slices of tomato, basil and mozzarella on your serving platter.\nDrizzle with the balsamic reduction, serve immediately.\nThanks for stopping by to check out this fabulous pizza and karaoke night! What are your favorite Red Baron Pizza flavors or Italian side dishes? |
Knights of Creativity Spirit & Ale: Eli's Coming!\nNo better script has been written since the story of David and Goliath. Yes, the sling shot that killed Goliath was a floating pass from Eli to Burris to end the dark side's dominance of America's game. There is one thing us Americans love more than a winner, an underdog winner! Yes, Eli is coming, and you can be sure that brother Peyton is not far behind, not to mention all the ads featuring the two of them. Now, perhaps we can talk about something else besides how brilliant the Patriots...WHERE! 5 Seed, Wild Card, 11 straight road wins, defeating the undefeated and keeping the '72 Dolphins in Champagne...it doesn't get much better than this. Well, sure it does if the Colts had won, but I digress. The moral of this story for the Knights of Moleskine, Spirit and Ale...Always Believe In Yourself and Never Give Up!\nIn this case, I'm going to have to recognize our diversity. Being a Washington Redskin fan most of my life, I cannot in good conscience toast the frickin' Dolphins.\nHaving said that, I do recognize the greatness that is Evansville native Bob Griese.\nBob Griese, a two-time All-America at Purdue, was the Dolphins' No. 1 draft choice in their second year in 1967. He enjoyed an excellent rookie season with 2,005 yards and 15 touchdowns passing and, for the remainder of his Hall of Fame career, he was the poised leader of a classic ball-control offense that generated an awesomely efficient running attack, three AFC championships in 1971, 1972 and 1973 and victories in Super Bowls VII and VIII. |
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Spring is here. Everything around me is changing and becoming new. Are you experiencing the same thing? Have you thought about your daily routine and how that may be affecting the way you’re implementing your marketing strategy? Take a moment and evaluate your routine. A few small changes may improve your performance.\nAnalyze your day and think of at least three things that you do every single day to make your day a success. I’ve listed three of my own daily goals below that are part of my routine and help me in the process of meeting business goals.\nRecognizing what you didn’t get done is just as important as making your list of priorities in the first place. During the day – and especially before heading home at the end of the day – take a look at your lists and evaluate your progress. I find peace in knowing exactly what must get done for the day, week, month, or even year! Knowledge is power, right?! Even a clear knowledge of your own priorities and deadlines gives you power and prevents unexpected surprises.\nMany of us naturally avoid our most important tasks and focus on easier tasks instead – like responding to email. If you don’t create a to-do list in order of importance, you’ll likely end up doing what doesn’t matter most at the expense of what is most pressing. Prioritizing is the answer to your problems. A lack of organization and execution not only causes stress but can cause a lot of mistakes.\nLook around. Look around for ways to make improvements. I wish this were a more natural inclination for me. I love to check things off my list which is why I like to write my tasks down; it makes me feel like I’m progressing. That being said, investing time in a project that’s collectively beneficial for the company is a fundamental element of true teamwork. Whether you create a company wide competition or share a helpful tip, always think about how you can help your team feel and perform better. You’ll be surprised at how much you benefit as well.\nWhat are your daily goals and activities? Do you have any “must do” activities? |
Global brand experience agency Jack Morton Worldwide has grown its creative team across Asia Pacific with the appointment of Oz Dean to the role of executive creative director, Australia.\nDean is one of two executive creative directors appointed, with Jonas Pinzke joining the agency in the role of executive creative director in Singapore.\nDean the agency from UM Australia, where he worked as creative connections director. He has also previously worked with We Are Social, Ogilvy & Mather, and TBWA Singapore and has worked across clients including Samsung, Lion, Netflix and Playstation.\n“Our ECD appointments are designed to support the burgeoning business needs of our clients in the Asia-Pacific region,” said Bruce Henderson, chief creative officer of Jack Morton Worldwide.\nDean said he was “delighted” to join the agency.\n“Jack Morton has an excellent reputation for creating experiences that actually change the way people feel about brands,” Dean added. |
If you think it sounds crazy, you would be absolutely right. For almost any kind of project, that number is crazy.\nWhen thinking of how many tests is enough, we need to think of what the goals are – both for the tests and our actual project.\nSQLite is a database. While as web developers we might be more familiar with MySQL or MongoDB, SQLite is also heavily relied upon in many places. For example, your phone most likely uses it. Maybe even your car!\nYou can probably imagine reliability and performance are critical for databases. Much more so than most applications. If you look at what kind of tests SQLite has, you’ll see things like “Out-of-memory tests”, “Crash and power loss tests”, “Undefined behavior checks” and so on.\nWhat possible benefit would we get from having out of memory tests for an app which can safely crash and restart and there’s no harm done?\nEven in the world of databases SQLite is a bit of an outlier. PostgreSQL’s tests cases cover only about 70% of all of its code. This means they probably have more tests than code, but definitely not as much as SQLite.\nSo how can you figure out what the right amount of tests for your project is?\nLet’s talk about unit tests first.\nThe best thing to do of course would be to use test-driven development. This way, you naturally end up with a good amount of tests which should cover most of your code too.\nBut there are places where TDD is hard. If you’re writing code which directly deals with modifying the page – for example via jQuery or even React – it can be difficult to test that.\nIs it worth the effort to bend over backwards, to build clunky tests for something that just is really hard to test?\nIt would be good because hard to test code is exactly where you get bugs easily… but if you spend hours trying to figure out, it might not really be worth it.\nJust leave it. If it turns out to have a bug later, spend the time then as you have a justified reason.\nBut what about if you’re not using TDD? Perhaps you have an existing codebase which doesn’t have tests.\n1 and 2 here give you the best bang for your buck. #1, you definitely want to know if a bug you fixed is fixed for real. #2, adding tests for new code is often fairly easy, so why not?\n#3, often old codebases require some refactoring from time to time – especially when you try to test them. By adding tests to functions you use, you start to add a system in place that ensures the new code you added works correctly, and can help you in the future if you refactor the code.\nNow, with the unit level covered… should we add any other types of tests?\nThe best way to go here is based on use and problems. If you have some particularly complex piece of code, or some area where bugs occur often, then you can consider adding integration or functional tests for those areas.\nOther than that, unit tests are often more than enough for almost all kinds of web apps!\nAs a last pointer… don’t worry about it!\nAnd honestly, is having more tests than code really going to be a problem? I’ve never seen that happen. |
Plumbing Ontap has been delivering quality plumbing services of all sorts to Crabtree residents for a long time. We provide excellent plumbing solutions and services that aren’t restricted to just heating and air-conditioning solutions.\nWe want your home to always stay cozy and comfortable by offering our service. We have worked and still work closely with tenants, landlords, and contractors for residential and commercial building projects to provide plumbing solutions that satisfy their every requirement. If job specifications are provided by clients, we provide our services as specified to make sure clients get nothing less than they desire. The Plumbing Ontap team is made up of certified and capable field experts whose skills have been owned with years of experience.\nWe are available around the clock to provide quality services to not just residential buildings, but also ongoing commercial building projects. Contractors and engineers working on the development of some notable old and new structures in Crabtree have come to believe in Plumbing Ontap to deliver the plumbing services that’ll best meet their job’s needs. Your comfort and safety is assured while our certified and highly trained plumbing technicians utilise their expertise in serving you.\nOver our years of meeting plumbing needs, we’ve installed a lot of combi and solar systems. We specialise in unvented systems and strongly recommend them for modern homes because of what we’ve learnt from our years of installing combi systems. But because we value the opinion of our customers, we are more than happy to install a system you prefer. We provide; water heater and water tank installations, hot cylinder installations, tap installations, plumbing installations, and toilet installations, to mention a few.\nWhen the time comes for your building to undergo any necessary refurbishments, simply ask us over to assess your plumbing needs by performing an expert assessment. If we deem it necessary, we’ll assess your flow rate and perform a pressure test before suggesting various options that won’t be averse to your budget and yet satisfy your needs. When that’s done, we’ll hand to you a folder listing our assessment and suggestions, and you can transfer this folder to your builder for appropriate action. After you builder has carried out our recommendation, we can return at your bidding to verify if the provided recommendations have been properly satisfied. This is to ensure you enjoy your home all year round. |
In tunnels in the dark.\nAnd crawl to the gates.\nI had a lot to say actually, but i remained quiet.\n1. why cant u post any bengali poems in english fonts here?\nmy bengali poems are quite infrequent now.lets see if I can find a suitable one this blog.\nI'l take the notice off after a few days.but apart from you and a couple of rare commentators, there are hardly any comments.I have a dozen followers but none cares to comment.\nI need to find new gears.for poetry no mood seems okay for long.\nyes i know that poetry requires new gears everytime. i just saw the change in mode,thats why i told u. i have noticed there are some words,some tones which precisely indicate the mood u r in,the lost feeling or the loved bliss,therefore the comment. dont mind. i knw u through ur poems,i can feel u at certain areas and perhaps see those layers of u. anyways,that dsnt matter. i have shared a lot of me,u shared only ur poems :) nt evn in my page do u write anythng abt ur personal take or abt u or anythn :) well,im quite curious now abt ur bengali poems. wud love to see some.\ni dont mind it at all. u r right about the two moods.thats what i am trying.to move beyond that.to new modes of feeling, new ways of looking perhaps.but then again we all have our preoccupations and perspectives from which we dont wanna/cant shift.\ni didnt realise u r a bengali.so are all my other readers.lets see.may be i can bring some bengali poems in the future.\ni did make a comment on ur last soapy entry.but then it was gone the next day.i guess i didnt finally press 'send'.keep writing and i'll keep responding.\nsorry to hear that.most unkindest cuts of all?after all, those who are closest are the ones who hurt us most.I only hope my poems and those songs u have uploaded offer some solace. |
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