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Greetings. New Zealand naturopath, Eric Bakker. Author of Candida Crusher and I'm also the
formulator of the range called Canxida. Thanks for checking out my video. It's incredible how many emails I get over
the years and also feedback I'm getting on YouTube. When people say, "Help, I've got bad breath. What am I going to do? My mouth is stinky. It's affecting my relationships. I'm really embarrassed. My girlfriend or my boyfriend hates me. I can't talk to people anymore. I'm staying inside. What am I going to do?" If you go to sites like WebMD or all these
other kind of sites, the Mayo Clinic and stuff like that, you're going to find three, four
or five pages all relating to bad breath. The causes, the treatments, all the potential
things. I looked at one site and it talked about rectal
cancer or something linked to bad breath. Be careful what you read. I'll have to do some videos about be careful
of Dr. Google because lots of people spend way too much time on the internet trying to
find out what's wrong with them. They go to Symptom Finder. The funniest one was I had a lady who thought
she had a rare kind of brain tumor and she found it through Symptom Finder. Talk about that another time. Bad breath is a condition called halitosis
and it affects many different people. Bad breath can range from not so good to "Wow,
go away from me. Don't come near me." From fecal breath to the point where you're
almost dry retching. I've been seeing patients now for some time
and I've had over the years only a handful of patients. Some are in my room so bad that I just about
dry retched. It was like really offensive. Seriously offensive. The tragedy is many people with seriously
bad breath are not even aware of it themselves. Some people have had breath so bad for so
long that they've become used to this bad breath. A bit like body odor. A bit like dandruff. A bit like certain skin conditions. If you live with something long enough, it
becomes part of who you are. It becomes part of your relationship with
your body. And your partner may accept it. Your kids may accept it. It's to the point where you think "Well, it's
normal. I've got dandruff like snowflakes all over
my clothes. It's normal. What's your problem? Nothing wrong with dandruff." I've got a friend like that. Every time I look at him, it's almost like
he's been out in the snow. I've got another friend with breath that's
very offensive. I've spoken to him on a few occasions and
he said, "There's nothing wrong with my breath. There really isn't." When you pull your head back when someone
talks to you, you know it's pretty stinky. What causes bad breath? What can we do about it? How can we remedy bad breath? We could set up a YouTube channel on bad breath
alone. That's how many videos I could do on this
one particular topic. This will be one of a couple of videos I'll
eventually do on bad breath. Halitosis has many different causes as I mentioned. They can range from things like medications
you take, foods you eat, gum disease. It could be a sinus problem. You could have issues with your stomach. There could be lots of different causes. But the key thing that I'd like you to do
if you're watching this and you've got bad breath is to ask people to be very open and
honest with you, family members and friends. Give people a scale from 1 to 10, 10 being
like "back off," "don't come near this person," to 1 being "okay." Get them to put on a sliding scale from 1
to 10 what they think your breath is like. It's good for people to be honest with you
and for you to understand to what degree your breath could be affecting other people. The second thing to do is to find out what
is causing this bad breath. How many people in the family have got it? How many people around you have it? It could be a certain type of infectious reason
why you've got it. The main thing is get your teeth checked out. Go to the dentist and find out what's wrong
with your mouth, if there is anything. Have you got gum disease? Have you been to a dental hygienist? Have you got any bleeding gums, any loose
teeth, root canals, bridges, caps or anything with your teeth that could be suspect? That's the very first thing that you check
out. Root canals are a very big one because many
people have anywhere between 1 to 5 or even more root canals. They can become really stinky and toxic in
the mouth. It's important. Yeast infection in the mouth is not that uncommon,
especially denture wearers. I've seen quite a bit of oral yeast infections. Look at the tongue. The tongue should be a nice clear color. There can be a slight white film on the tongue
for healthy people when they wake up in the morning. But if the tongue is cracked down the center,
if it's scalloped down the sides, if it's got huge white patches down the back, that
can be a big problem. The tongue is a very good indicator of digestive
health. Many different civilizations throughout the
millennia have looked at tongues for a diagnosis. The Chinese and the Indians, Ayurvedic medicine,
very big on tongue diagnosis. I can remember when I was a kid, the doctor
always looked at your tongue. They got this stick out. I remember I used to think it was like one
of those big ice cream sticks. They put the tongue depressor in and they'd
say, "Go, Ahhh." And then they look at your tonsils, your tongue
and everything. But they don't do that so much anymore. That's a good indicator of oral health, but
also gut health. I believe your stomach plays a big role in
what's happening in your mouth. Many times I've actually people improve the
odor from their mouth just by digestive enzymes alone. You can take a good probiotic enzyme formula
and that can have a huge impact on your oral hygiene. A couple of tips and tricks for you. Make sure you chew food properly. Make sure you brush your teeth regularly,
at least two if not three times per day if you've got bad breath. Floss your teeth regularly. Get your teeth checked out. Make sure that you're eating a whole foods
diet and not some crappy McDonald's diet. Every time you have a drink, you have a sip
of Coca Cola. That's not going to do a lot for your gut
is it? What you eat will dictate to a big degree
what you look like, how you feel, and also your gut health. Eating good foods and especially whole foods,
you'll have a lot less chance of having stinky breath. If you're going to rely on nuggets, burgers,
fries and Coke with meals two or three times a day, you're probably going to end of up
stinky and fat and have a lot of associate health problems. Tea tree oil toothpaste is quite a nice one
to use. Baking soda on a clean toothbrush can help
quite a lot, too. Please keep away from those alcohol mouth
rinses. I think they're really crap for the mouth. They kill off the bacteria. Do you wash your whole body down in a bottle
of methylated spirits when go have a shower? Do you do that? Do you get a half a gallon of methylated spirits
and pour it over your head? That's what you're doing with your mouth with
those oral rinses. I think they're crap. I can't understand why people use mouth rinses. When you've got a healthy diet like I have,
you chew food properly, you've got good dental health, your breath smells quite sweet. There's no stink and you don't mind being
around other people when they're like that. Nothing worse than having offensive breath. Try the probiotics. Try the enzymes. It's going to help you quite a lot. Another one that you may want to try is zinc
lozenges. Zinc and vitamin C because they can really
add to the oral health as well. Those are just a couple of tips for you to
try to get your head around the bad breath. But the investigation is the important part. Go and talk to your doctor or naturopath about
the bad breath. It's important for your practitioner to have
a good examination of your lifestyle and diet to see where the potential is, the causes. Because I can tell you now, if you nail this
cause, the stinky breath will go away. That's going to really increase your confidence. I can't tell you how many people I've seen
over the years with bad breath that cost them their relationship, their occupation, everything. All because of the odor coming from the mouth. It's not pleasant. Food for thought. Think about it. Thanks for tuning in.


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Jessica Stroup for Return to Origins
Jessica Stroup gave her help to announce Origins cosmetics Return to Origins Recycling Program. It's absolutely unique in its sort recycling scheme that accepts all cosmetic packaging regardless of the brand.
Dressed in a chic Brian Reyes top and skirt, the actress, who is accustomed to receiving countless products in gift bags, says she finally knows what to do with all of the containers.
"At first it's exciting when you get them – ooh products," she tells PEOPLE "But then it's like, I'm not going to use some of these. You just end up with all these containers."
Having got closer to nature, the actress knows what to do with all the containers now – bring them to Origins.
It's very convenient, I'd say, because you can bring your lipstick tubes, shampoo bottles, moisturizing jars, or whatever, to one of the Origin retail stores that are over 450, and know that it is your small contribution to the environment care program.
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Basco Receives Business Of The Year Award
February 16, 2006
The Chamber of Northeast Cincinnati awarded Basco Shower Enclosures, Mason, Ohio, as its 2005 Business of the Year. This award recognizes a company for its generous involvement, dedication and financial support for the betterment of the group's service area.
Basco was honored for its continuing service to area residents and business community, and for exhibiting significant involvement resulting in growth for the community. The contributions made by Basco's employees in addition to its corporate contributions were also considered in the selection process.
President and CEO George Rohde accepted the award on behalf of Basco at a special dinner.


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Ask any financial advisor, and they will tell you, if you must make a choice between the two, fund your own retirement before you fund your child's future education. Think about it – your child will have many more options to find money for college than you will to find money during your golden Read More
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Do you own a business? If you do, then you have paper. A LOT of paper. Even in a "paperless" office, there can still be quite a bit of paper. And that's not even counting all of the virtual paper; digital files, while not literally taking up the space you normally think of, still occupy space Read More
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I had a awesome opportunity to give a lecture about copyright for The
Southwest Regional Conference of Society for Photography Education
last fall 2013, I have included a link to the video and my power point!
Feel free to contact me if you or your company is interested in learning more about copyright; I'd love to come in and answer any questions you have about it.
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In this section, you will find details of the school's SEND Offer and Annual SEND Reports.
Muxton Primary School SEND Offer
Children learn at different rates and in different ways. At Muxton School, we are committed to early identification, assessment and intervention for children who may have special educational needs. Systematic assessment of all children, in line with the relevant and agreed school procedures, enables early identification of possible learning difficulties. Class teachers will notify the SENCo using the agreed referral process and a profile is compiled to determine the child's strengths and areas to be developed. We can then identify and implement the appropriate strategies for the child.
The class teacher, SENCo and other relevant parties, including parents and teaching assistants, may work together to build the profile of the child. School Support may then be initiated if the profile suggests additional support is required. This additional support will be recorded in the form of a class provision map and where appropriate an Individual Provision Map (IPM).
Further advice and professional support is sought and implemented as is considered necessary for the individual needs of children.
Interventions and resources
Intervention groups are used consistently throughout the school for targeting children with areas of concern. If parents have a concern, they are welcome to discuss this at any time initially with their child's class teacher and then the SENCo (Miss Ann Davies)
Interventions available in Early Years:
Interventions available within KS1
Interventions available within KS2
SEN Curriculum
Where children have additional needs, they will be supported in accessing the full curriculum through specialist equipment and/or human resources.


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Most gardeners probably have room for two or three variegated plants. As a class they've had a few moments when they've been truly fashionable. But maybe they would be more popular if people realised how much fascinating biology (and physics) is going on beneath the surface.
The first thing you need to know is that variegation is two quite distinct things. The simplest, and probably the commonest, is pigment variegation, where the non-green parts of the leaf lack chlorophyll.
Sometimes these parts have no pigments at all and look white, but more often there are other pigments present, so they look cream or yellow. The lack of pigment is a mutation, but the precise pattern depends on where this mutation occurs. In the growing point of the stem (the "meristem"), the outer layer of cells gives rise to the surface and edges of the leaf, so a mutation here gives you a leaf with a green centre and white or yellow edges. The cells in the core of the meristem make up the rest of the leaf, so a mutation here means a green edge and a white or yellow centre.
Technically, plants that are made up of two genetically different kinds of cells are known as chimeras. They include many popular garden plants, e.g. variegated ivies, hollies, hostas, dogwoods, daphnes, elaeagnus and many others. Euonymus japonicus illustrates the two patterns of variegation particularly well, since it exists in both "mirror-image" forms: green leaves with a white or (yellow) margin, and white (or yellow) leaves with a green margin.
Completely different is structural variegation, in which pigments are not involved at all. Here there is an air-filled gap between the outer epidermis of the leaf and the chlorophyll-containing cells beneath.
Structural variegation exploits a phenomenon known as total internal reflection, which happens when light passes from a dense medium (with a high refractive index) to a less dense one (with a lower refractive index).
If light hits this boundary at greater than the critical angle (in this case 44 degrees), it is completely reflected back into the denser medium. Swimmers among you can experience this by opening your eyes just under the water surface, when you will see that the water surface looks like a mirror. It is also the science behind fibre-optic cables: light bounces down them, always hitting the sides at a shallow enough angle to be refracted back in.
In the case of leaves, light meeting the boundary between the epidermis and the air gap at greater than the critical angle is reflected back out of the upper surface of the leaf, resulting in a characteristic silvery variegation. Many garden plants have this kind of variegation (Pulmonaria is a nice example), but the kings of structural variegation are probably the begonias. Many begonia species have structural variegation, and indeed the phenomenon was first described in the Fifties in Begonia 'Argenteo-guttata' and B. rex, both of which have given rise to many of today's ornamental variegated cultivars.
One curiosity is B. chlorosticta, which has stunningly beautiful dark green leaves with a light green margin and spots. It has the same structural variegation as all the other begonias, so why isn't it just green and silver like them? According to research by a team from Taiwan and published in the journal Annals of Botany, the answer lies in the red pigment in the lower epidermis of the leaves of this species.
Apparently you can reproduce the same effect in a normal green-and-silver begonia by painting the lower surface with red nail varnish, although this is not a recommended horticultural technique.
For the gardener, there are big practical differences between the two sorts of variegation. Because the parts of leaves without chlorophyll cannot photosynthesise, shoots with pigment variegation are less vigorous than green ones. The mutation is often unstable, so you need to be on the lookout for green ("reverted") shoots and remove them before they take over. Shoots on my variegated Euonymus japonicus revert all the time.
But in leaves with structural variegation, reversion is more or less impossible, and it wouldn't matter anyway, since variegated leaves work just as well as green ones. Pigment variegation is also confined to the bits of the plant that are actually variegated, so should come true from a shoot cutting, but probably not from a root cutting and certainly not from seed. Structural variegation, on the other hand, will come true from any kind of cutting, or from seed.
Ken Thompson is a plant biologist with a keen interest in the science of gardening. He writes and lectures extensively and has written four gardening books, including Compost and No Nettles Required. His latest book is Do We Need Pandas? The Uncomfortable Truth About Biodiversity.


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Anderson Mill Baptist Church offers many different ministries for the many different ages and stages of life. Every ministry is offered in order to align you with God's purpose for you and the church. We hope you find a ministry perfectly suited to you and your spiritual needs. For any questions about a particular ministry, please contact us.


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Sick Frank Miller iPad covers by GelaSkins. Dope Leonidas solo shots in the series (SPAAAAARTA!) with other artists ranging from Bosch (yeah, as in Hieronymus) to Ralph Steadman. [GelaSkins]
Weird collaboration alert! Kuumba creates special-edition incense sticks for Japanese retailer UNUSED. [Hypebeast]
Undefeated flips its Strike logo for a line of T-shirts that celebrate the national teams playing in the upcoming World Cup. [C'est La Vie]
Wenlock and Mandeville, the mascots for the 2012 Olympic Games in London, were just unveiled to the public. The one-eyed
monsters characters, we feel, will be subject to many immature dick jokes. Stabs we are not above taking. Obvi. [Design Boom]
Hedi Slimane shoots Joe D'Allessandro and Johnny Rotten. The images are beautiful, truthful, and remind us that polymaths make us feel horribly insecure. [Hypebeast]
Impossibly ornate trophy sculptures (a.k.a. "passe-murailles") by Frédérique Morrel at Spazio Rossana Orlandi. Picture mannequins, unicorn torsos, and 10-point buck heads painstakingly covered by a bright pastiche of found needlework. Awesome sauce. [Mocoloco]


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The CIK-FIA is the specialised Karting commission of the FIA, the governing body of world Motor Sport. Get a view on its structure, its members, its history and Karting's greatest ambassadors.
In addition to being a sport in its own right for the young and not so young, Karting is renowned for having been the access way to Motorsport and a springboard for a professional career for many former and current Formula One Drivers.


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AMC Networks International – UK (AMCNI) and CBS Studios International announced that 2017 was their best ever year yet of SOCI (share of commercial impacts) growth for advertisers, resulting in a delivery of 2.58 per cent of the UK's adult commercial TV audience in 2017. This is a 4 per cent increase against 2016 and an 18 per cent increase against two years ago.
Additionally, the CBS UK Channels managed an overall UK audience share of 1.51% in 2017, up 4% on 2016 according to official BARB data. The channels' record-breaking month was May with 1.62% share of UK viewers, and the strongest share of UK viewers was reached on 24th September with 1.92%
According to the data, CBS Reality, which has a schedule dominated by episodes of US courtroom programme Judge Judy (pictured above), is now the most watched factual entertainment channel in the UK amongst adult women and the tenth most watched non-PSB channel amongst all adults.
Meanwhile, sister network Horror Channel produced its strongest ever year of viewing in 2017, with audiences up 10% year on year and 26% in the final three months of 2017, making the channel one of the fastest growing in the UK with over 6 million adults tuning in every month.
CBS Action audiences increased by 7% year on year with over 4 million adults tuning into the channel monthly. The channel was promoted up the Freeview channel list to channel 39 in August. CBS Drama delivered an 11% increase with over 2.5 million adults watching. The channel moved to a more widely available Freeview multiplex slot during 2017, but was temporarily demoted down the Sky EPG.
Kevin Dickie, SVP, Channels Group, UK, MEA & Poland, AMC Networks International, said,
Kevin Dickie, SVP, Channels Group, UK, MEA & Poland, AMC Networks International, said,
"2017 was another record year of audience delivery for our CBS portfolio in the UK with another 4 per cent growth in our share of the market. We remain focussed on maintaining this growth by producing more original crime content for CBS Reality; bringing iconic series such as ER and Dynasty to CBS Drama and featuring the best in horror, sci-fi and fantasy on Horror Channel and the top detective and western dramas on CBS Action."
Robert Haiat, SVP Business Development from CBS Studios International said:
"With strong brands and a wide range of compelling programming, the CBS UK channel portfolio continues to make a strong impact in the market. We are looking forward to working with the AMCNI team to deliver viewers and advertisers a robust schedule of CBS Original Series and world-class library programming in 2018."


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Commentary: Today marks 15 years U.S court seat has been vacant
Fifteen years ago this week, J. Dickson Phillips, a highly-regarded Fourth Circuit Judge, took senior status, a type of semi-retirement. The jurist had served with distinction for 16 years after President Jimmy Carter appointed Phillips, who was then the Dean at the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill School of Law. The Senate has confirmed no one for this vacancy since Phillips became a senior judge on July 31, 1994. His opening is clearly the most prolonged in the entire nation. Because that empty seat leaves one North Carolina member of the court and erodes its delivery of justice, President Barack Obama must promptly appoint an excellent replacement for Judge Phillips.
Chief Judge Karen Williams's unfortunate retirement due to illness means that there are now openings in five of 15 judgeships authorized for the Fourth Circuit, which is the court of last resort for all but one percent of cases from North Carolina, Maryland, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia. Having a third of the positions vacant is significant because the openings can impede justice's delivery. Of the 12 regional circuits, the tribunal affords the smallest percentage of oral arguments and published opinions, which are valuable yardsticks of appellate justice. However, the court does resolve appeals most quickly.
A few reasons explain why Judge Phillips's seat has been unfilled for a decade and a half. His summer 1994 departure was apparently too late in a mid - term election year for the Senate to approve a nominee, if President Bill Clinton had tapped someone. Indeed, Clinton did not forward James Beaty, a U.S. District Judge for the Middle District of North Carolina, until December 1995. However, the GOP Senate majority never seriously evaluated Beaty partly due to opposition from Senator Jesse Helms (R-N.C.). Clinton then nominated James Wynn, a Judge of the North Carolina Court of Appeals, in August 1999, but the Senate failed to vote on him.
President George W. Bush's selection method also explains the lengthy opening. In 2001, he nominated Terrence Boyle, a U.S. District Judge for the Eastern District of North Carolina, whom Bush's father had nominated a decade earlier. However, Senate Democrats, particularly John Edwards (D-N.C.), blocked Boyle mainly as payback for GOP opposition to Clinton nominees. Bush nominated Boyle on several occasions, even though numerous senators opposed him. Once Democrats regained Senate control in 2007, Bush nominated Robert Conrad, a U.S. District Judge for the Western District of North Carolina. However, he never received a hearing.
President Obama has attempted to promptly fill the Phillips seat by soliciting input on candidates from North Carolina's Senators, Kay Hagan (D) and Robert Burr (R), prior to official nomination. The Senate members agreed to cooperate and end the logjam. Hagan created a panel, chaired by former North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Burley Miller, to vet candidates and recommend excellent prospects. The panel has given Hagan suggestions, but conspicuously absent from her July 10 White House recommendations for U.S. District Judges, Attorneys, and Marshalls were any Fourth Circuit suggestions. Thus, Hagan must expeditiously forward recommendations for the court, so the White House may promptly nominate. Obama in turn must swiftly consider the proposals and select a consensus nominee, who has even temperament and is very intelligent, industrious, ethical, and independent.
The absence of a nominee is not a criticism of Obama or Hagan. The White House has been preoccupied with the worst economic situation since the Great Depression, the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan and filling a Supreme Court vacancy. Hagan is a new senator, who is wrestling with these problems and other complications and has numerous recommendations to make. She and Senator Burr may also disagree about the best nominee for this vacancy.
President Obama must swiftly appoint a superior replacement to assume Judge Phillips's protracted Fourth Circuit opening because North Carolina must have greater representation on the court, which needs all of its judges to deliver appellate justice.
Carl Tobias is the Williams Professor at the University of Richmond School of Law.


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This is a great video from the US. It shows the mood of the nation (green = happy, red = unhappy) over 24 hours as derived from the content of tweets.
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The expression Flower Power was coined by the American Beat poet Allen Ginsberg in 1965. Hippies embraced the symbolism by dressing in clothing with embroidered flowers and vibrant colors, wearing flowers in their hair, and distributing flowers to the public. Flower Power originated in Berkeley, California, as a symbolic action of protest against the Vietnam War. Protesters were provided with "masses of flowers" to hand out to policemen, press, politicians and spectators to turn anti-war rallies into a form of street theater thereby reducing the fear, anger and threat that is inherent within protests.
Twelve Fillies and Mares Four Years Old and Up will enter the Big Apple starting gate for the $100,000 ESR Flower Power Stakes. The race will be run at Nine Furlongs over the Dirt Course.
MS. GILL – you can bet the ranch there are 14 other 4yo Fillies happy that the bonk trained 4 Year Old Scratch-Bred Bay Filly by Bernardini, out of a Danzig by Mr. Prospector mare, passed up the G2 Encino Man for 4yo Only, to run in this week's ESR feature; not so happy to see her entered in New York are the Fillies and Mares featured in this weeks ESR showcase; the winner of last year's G1 VERMONT IS 4 LOVERS Stakes faltered somewhat in her quest to capture the 2018 G1 Bluegrass Oaks, but a resurgent third place finish in the G2 Hunted By Lions in her last start has the 22nd ranked filly of her division poised for a winning effort here on Saturday…one to beat
DANCE ON THE NILE – the kingab trained 5 Year Old Brown Mare by Pioneerof The Nile out of the G2 winning, multi-graded stakes producing mare ROCK N' ROLL BEN (Street Cry), Dam of the undefeated G1 winning SONG OF BEN, isn't likely to be intimidated by the appearance of MS. GILL in this field, in fact, her victories in the ESR MADMAX Stakes and G2 Pitcher Molly last year distinguish her as a major player against this field of talented Fillies and Mares; making her first start after a two month layoff, the winner of more that a half million dollars in career earnings makes her return at 9-furlongs, a distance that might present her with her biggest challenge here on Saturday…dangerous
POPPET CADET- you have to be impressed by the victory in the Wondergirl Angie Dirt Filly LTO for this 4 Year Old Bay Filly by War Front, out of the stakes winning PLATYCERCUS CADET (Smart Strike), the cadet trained marvel she drew away from the field in the 9-furlong test to gain her first stakes victory; she will face a tougher task here on Saturday, but the surging KY-bred appears well-poised to take on that challenge…never better
QUEEN OF AUSTRALIA – at first glance, it might be easy to overlook the theduke88 trained 5 Year Old Bay Mare by Australia, out of the G1 winning, graded stakes producing mare GINGIVITIS (Forty Niner), because of her 3rd place finish in a 7-furlong Allowance LTO, but a closer examination of that race reveals that start followed an almost 4-month layoff, providing a perfect prep race for the winner of the Free Carson Dirt Mare Route…chance off best
MAYA'S JOY – the nextbonus trained 5 Year Old Scratch Bred Bay Mare by Bernardini, out of a Storm Cat x Mr. Prospector mare, may have extended herself beyond her preferred distance LTO when she turned in a dull effort in the 9.5-furlong W. Affair Dirt Mare Route, but the capable performer should be well within her comfort zone here on Saturday as demonstrated by her 9-furlong gate to wire victory in the Jhiqui Dirt Mare Special two races back…must not falter
MUSIC IS MINE – turning in a career best race LTO with a victory in the 9-furlong Bucking Bronco Dirt Mare Route, the deeprock connections may have revitalized this 5 Year Old Bay Mare's career discovering her best distance and racing surface in her last start; primarily a Turf runner throughout her career, the daughter of Kyllachy has a new focus in racing and could be a factor with a repeat of her last outing…might be this good
YACKPOT CADET – taking full advantage of the Claiming, Starter, and Allowance ranks under the tutelage of the itch racing stables, connections have decided to take a shot once again against Stakes level competition, and why not; a 3rd place finish against DANCE ON THE NILE in the ESR MADMAX Stakes against DANCE ON THE NILE last June are all the credentials needed convince you that she can perform at this leve,l and current form suggests a top effort…don't ignore
COMPLETE PACKAGE – the casino trained 6 Year Old Scratch Bred Bay Mare by Blame, out of an Indian Charlie x Summer Squall mare, is a savvy veteran who has seen her share of ESR battles making her 4th ESR Residency Race appearance; the KY-bred enters the field off a 5th place finish in the ESR Bitchen Stakes LTO, the first time she has been off the board in an ESR feature; after a dozen consecutive triple digit performances, I'd reluctant to say this hard-hitting filly is on the other end of a successful career, however I'm not sure a stakes victory is within her grasp anymore…happy with part
TAPPED FOR GOLD – the lightly raced trotter1 trained 4 Year Old Scratch Bred Light Grey Filly by Tapit out of a Seeking the Gold x Foolish Pleasure mare not only has the least amount experience of any of the competitors in this field, her chances are also compromised by the least amount of victories; having said that, her last two appearances suggest there is plenty of room to grow, however she is faced with a tough task here on Saturday…ambitiously placed
UNNATURAL LIGHT – the spinround trained 5 Year Old Scratch Bred Bay Mare by Lope De Vega out of a Halo x Fairy King mare switches back to the Dirt Surface where she has recorded three victories and finishing ITM in three other starts; making her 4th career stakes appearance, her previous three finishing far back of the field, connections are hoping the IRE-bred mare benefits from the turf to dirt angle in quest of her first top three stakes placing…might surprise
NO ANGEL HERE – making her first stakes appearance is the lbailey trained 5 Year Old Roan Mare by Speightstown out of the G1 producing mare AN ANGEL FIRST (Medaglia D'Oro); the onetime kingab stable dweller, has been earning a steady paycheck for her new connections cashing a check in 10 of 11 starts for hew new owners, and a career best 105-speed figure has earned her a spot in this week's ESR feature…would surprise
SIM SALA BIM – to say the irisharse trained 6 Year Old Bay Mare by Magician, out of the multi-stakes producing mare THE DANCING DAME (Kingmambo), has been around the block more than a few times is an understatement; making her 32nd career start, the wily veteran can still hustle a paycheck from an unsuspecting field, but winless in almost 18 months makes this start a daunting task, just don't get caught watching the paint dry…win one for Shooter
Handicapping the Field
Have you ever entered one of those race's where you think you have a good chance of winning only to later on look at the entries and wonder what you were thinking? That's what we have in this week's ESR feature. I'd love to handicap the hell out of the pace and distance of this race, but the fact is there is only 1 of 2 horses that will win this race, and neither are about to let a horse loose on the lead or a perfect trip stand in their way of victory.
There is no doubt the bonk trained MS. GILL would have been one of the favorites in the G2 Encino Man this weekend, so the fact that he shows up with his filly in the ESR race speaks volumes. I give her the edge over kingab's DANCE ON THE NILE simply because I believe MS. GILL is better suited to the 9-furlongs. Make no mistake though, either will win this, should the other falter. The rest of the race is merely a battle for Third Place.
POPPET CADET turned in an impressive effort LTO in the Wondergirl Angie Dirt Filly but has not faced any fillies and mares the caliber of MS. GILL and DANCE ON THE NILE, and if it was only one of them to beat in this field, I'd give her a shot.
YACKPOT CADET is always capable of a huge effort, but it's approaching a year since her last victory and I just don't think she can stop the clock this time around.
MUSIC IS MINE may have found her niche in her last start, but her struggles with consistency make her only a minor player in this field.
QUEEN OF AUSTRALIA and MAYA'S JOY are both capable performers and likely candidates to gain a piece of the purse.
COMPLETE PACKAGE always turns in a solid performance, but her window of opportunity is closing, and I don't see a stakes victory credited to her breeding profile.
TAPPED FOR GOLD is ambitiously placed but could be one of those fillies that doesn't know how good she can be.
UNNATURAL LIGHT, NO ANGEL HERE, and SIM SALA BIM seem the least likely to pull off the upset.
The Picks
MS. GILL – strictly the one to beat
DANCE ON THE NILE – needs to dig in for the added distance
POPPET CADET – preferred off last
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How to ask for flexibility when applying for full-time jobs
Here at Timewise Jobs, we only advertise part-time jobs or jobs that are open to flexible working options. But if you're looking elsewhere, you might find it harder to find jobs that are advertised as flexible up front – less than 1 in 10 jobs are.
So if you want to widen your search, you'll need to apply for full-time jobs and then negotiate your flexibility at a later date. Is that even possible?
Why it's worth a try
The good news is, just because a job advert doesn't mention flexibility, it doesn't mean the employer won't consider it for the right candidate. In fact, a Timewise research project found that as many as 9 in 10 managers would be open to discussing flexible working options with new recruits – they just don't say so upfront.
And once you've worked with an employer for six months, you have the right to ask for flexible working anyway. So it makes more sense to start as you mean to go on, rather than try and change it once you're established in the role.
It's a bold move, as you don't have a track record – but if you keep these tips in mind, it might just pay off:
1. Think carefully about what to apply for
A potential employer doesn't have to agree to your request for flexible working, so you need to be prepared for them to say no. To increase your chances, be choosy about which full-time jobs you apply for – you'll have a much better chance of negotiating flexibility if they really want you on board, so focus on jobs for which you're a strong candidate.
It's also worth trying to find out if the employer has a good flexible working record. Check out the careers pages of their website – if they talk about wanting to build a diverse and motivated workforce, that's a good sign. Or you could try to get in touch with people who already work at the company, maybe on LinkedIn, and sound them out.
2. Be realistic about your request
You also need to do a sense check on what you want versus the responsibilities of the job. Will you genuinely be able to fulfil the role you're applying for within the arrangement you have in mind?
And remember, some asks are bigger than others. A day a week of home-working, flexible start and finish times, a compressed week, and even a four-day week, are all relatively easy for an employer to accommodate. But asking for a two- or three-day week means the employer would have to re-design the role, which may be a step too far – unless you have a potential partner in mind and could apply as a job-share team.
3. Think about the best time to raise it
Given that the role hasn't been advertised as being flexible, it's probably best not to mention flexibility during the application and interview stages. Instead, we'd suggest you wait until the employer has decided they really want you, and offers you the job.
At this point, you should treat flexible working as a natural part of the negotiation phase, in the same way that you would negotiate salary or company benefits. Be clear in your mind about what you are asking for and how far you're able to compromise – flexibility always works best when it works both ways.
It's always worth putting together a business case that sets out how you can fulfil the role flexibly and how it could benefit the employer – you can read more here about how to present flexible working as a solution rather than a problem.
4. A clear conscience
In an ideal world, more employers would advertise their willingness to consider flexible working; things are slowly changing, and Timewise is working hard to drive that change. But in the meantime, if you want flexibility and you're confident enough to ask for it, don't fret about not mentioning it upfront – just give it a go. What have you got to lose?


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Most people already know Dr. Robert Lehmann as the first surgeon in the U.S. to implant the ReSTOR multifocal cataract lens. Most know he was the first in East Texas to offer patients blade-free iLASIK and bladeless laser cataract surgery. In addition to these tributes, Dr. Lehmann is also a respected speaker and author, sought out by doctors from around the nation and the world for his expertise with the innovative procedures used in laser cataract surgeries.
Dr. Lehmann spoke during the ASCRS Symposium (American Society for Cataract and Refractive Surgery) held recently in Boston, April 25 thru April 29. ASCRS is the largest annual meeting of cataract, IOL, and refractive surgeons.
On Friday, April 25, Dr. Lehmann was a featured speaker during the WavTech Symposium. He discussed "My Experience and Case Studies with the ORA System." ORA is a new technology that allows doctors to improve refractive results for cataract patients by measuring a patient's prescription prior to implanting the new intraocular lens.
On Saturday, April 26, Dr. Lehmann, as one of five distinguished panel members, provided commentary and led discussion during four live surgical procedures. The live surgery presentation, sponsored by Alcon Laboratories, demonstrated the use of the new Verion instruments. Lehmann Eye Center is the second practice in Texas to offer the Verion breakthrough system for laser cataract patients.
Dr. Lehmann's article "New Technologies Add Value Through Better Outcomes, Happier Patients, More Efficient Practices" was recently published in Ocular Surgery News (April 25, 2014). In the article, Dr. Lehmann explains the positive impact of technology on his patients and practice. Click here to read the article. >
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Seasons of Growth
I vividly remember sitting in a church pew on Good Friday a few years back, tears rolling down my face, absorbing every syllable of a service that packed a punch.
This past Good Friday my 2 year old would not stop repeating at the top of his lungs, "It's LOVE day" as influenced by a certain young tiger. My 3 year old began hysterically weeping when I would not let her give some of the drawings she had been working on to a girl sitting a few pews down. My baby was pretty good, but still happy-loud and squirmy. We had to leave after the 3rd of the 7 sayings from the cross. I hadn't heard a single word up to that point. It would have been completely embarrassing if I weren't so accustomed to just about the exact same situation a thousand times over.
Sometimes I resent the fact that I used to be able to choose which blocks of my leisure time I could dedicate to growing spiritually, with plenty of time to spare for other leisure, but now the choice usually comes down to attempted spiritual growth or even less broken, terrible sleep. The guilt trip hits full force when I hit the pillow with the exhausted prayer to help me better prioritize my time and work harder at incorporating my faith into every aspect of my life, carving out the time necessary to truly connect with my loving Savior. What an incredible and beautiful relief it is to already be purchased and won, redeemed and forgiven, to have a place secure in my heavenly home. I don't have a Savior looking at my efforts to determine my worthiness. I have a Savior desperately in love with me, and eager for me to grow in my relationship with him. He is endlessly patient with other-worldly understanding.
Most of my spiritual growth these days consists of me teaching bible stories to young children, helping them grasp the meaning and application. I point out things Jesus made, and how he might want us to act in certain situations. I repeat simple Sunday School type questions to make sure the answers are second nature to the tiny growing faiths I'm tasked with nurturing. My reflections are usually centered around my children, for example my toddler's incessant declarations of it being "Love Day" during the Good Friday service we attempted to attend. Good Friday IS Love Day isn't it? Is there any truer example of Love than that sacrifice?? Spot on, dear son. My relationship with my Savior looks different than it did during other seasons of my life. It's mostly because I'm usually in His presence with a bundle of wee ones who have a lot more growing to do in their understanding of who He is and what He has done than I do right now.
Someday I will be back in that place where I can more easily dig deep and alone into the inspired Word and it's application in my life.
Right now I need to submit to my season, and treasure the sweet and simple lessons while growing a child-like and ever growing faith, my own.
Matthew 18:2-5
He called a little child to him, and placed the child among them. And he said: "Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven. Therefore, whoever takes the lowly position of this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. And whoever welcomes one such child in my name welcomes me.


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Governor Stupidhead's Pit
The executive director of NJ Transit, Richard F. Sarles, wrote a rebuttal in NJ Voices (NJvoices.com) to an opinion about the Mass Transit Tunnel (MTT), which I now refer to as Governor Stupidhead's Pit. In the rebuttal, Sarles talks about how the new tunnel will benefit commuters, another way of saying that the real winner here is New York City. But, one good thing came out of this, and that is his mentioning of 6,000 construction and related jobs, and a drop in air pollution by taking 22,000 cars off the highways. This confirmation of these numbers can now lead to a crunching of these numbers and figuring out just what this will cost us.
In industry, it is typical to buy capital improvements with an outlook to getting the total return on investment within 18 months. The price of this tunnel is calculated to be 9 billion dollars. If we take the elimination of 22,ooo cars as realistic, it will cost $410,000 to remove each car. Let's say for this argument we figure each car has four passengers who will now take the train. So it will cost $102,500 to for each new passenger who will use this tunnel. If we assume that each passenger will go to work 250 days per year, then in 18 months he/she will have made 375 round trips. In order to get an 18 month return on investment, each round trip will have to cost $273.00. I don't think anyone is going to pay that price. Now, lets say the cost of a round trip is $27.00 per, it will take 15 years to pay for the tunnel. Some might say that is a good deal, but just remember, all of the fare would have to go towards paying for the tunnel, what about the cost of the train? From my viewpoint, this investment is not that good, and will result in the taxpayers of New Jersey having to subsidise this venture.
Sarles also writes about the jobs that will be created in the construction of this tunnel. Let's see how much each job will cost. As I wrote before, they figure that 6,000 jobs will be created. If we divide 6,000 into 9 billion dollars, the cost for each job will be $1.5 million. Now, I don't know where you come from, but where I come from, that is no bargain at all.
Once again, we do not need this tunnel! It will only benefit New York City. The cost of the tunnel can never be recouped, but will have to be subsidised by the taxpayers of New Jersey. And the idea of creating jobs at $1.5 million per job is just plain stupid! Why not take the money that New Jersey is suppose to contribute ($3 billion) and spend it to benefit the citizens of New Jersey?
To Richard R. Sarles, Governor Stupidhead, and the other idiots who are trying to force this tunnel down are throats, it is just a plain stupid idea, plus don't ever forget, "IT'S TAXES, STUPID!"
The Hudson River Railroad Tunnel
Thursday, it was announced that the federal government had approved giving $3 billion in federal funding to build the new Hudson River Railroad Tunnel. Here is the link to the full story as reported in the Star Ledger:
It took me awhile to think about this, since some of the claims made did not make any sense, in light of the information that I had posted a few days ago. At that time, the claim was made that 4,000 jobs would be created for the $8.7 billion that would be spent on this Choo-Choo tunnel. If you did the math, each job would be created for $2,175,000.00 per job, or $310,000.00 per year over the seven year period estimated that the construction would take. Now, the claim is made that this project will create 40,000 to 50,000 jobs! Well, lets do the math again. If we can get 50,000 jobs, that would be $174,000.00 per job, or $24,857.00 per year of the project. Now, that sounds great except for the fact that no construction worker in New Jersey would do the job for about 25 thousand a year. so it seems that the 40,000 to 50,000 is just not a real figure on job creation. Also, think about this, 50,000 is about the same amount of people who would fill Giants stadium. Where are all of these people going to be working around this tunnel?
Another selling point being used to justify this project is the premise that 22,000 cars will be removed from the road because the drivers (and passengers) will start taking the train to work in New York City and spend their money there. Well, if we divide 22,000 into $8.7 billion it will cost $395,455.00 per car to remove them from the roads leading to New York City. That does not seem to be a good investment to me! If this number is right, lets do another calculation. If each car has one driver and three passengers, that would be four new passengers for the Choo-Choo Tunnel. This would be about $100,000.00 per passenger cost. Now, if the average Choo-Choo train fare was $10.00 round trip, and each person used the train 250 times per year, it would take 40 years to just obtain the fares to pay for the tunnel alone!
Give me a break, this whole Choo-Choo train tunnel idea is just one large pork-barrel project to appease the union construction workers and pay for play construction companies! Plus, the $8.7 billion is what they want to borrow for these projects. It does not include the interest that will have to be paid for the bonds that will be needed to actually get their hands on the money needed for this project. Why not keep the New Jersey money, about $3 billion, and spend it to make New Jersey a more favorable place for companies to locate and create jobs here?
To Governor Stupidhead, our lunatic Senators and all of the other idiots in Washington D.C. and Trenton, "IT'S TAXES, STUPID!"
How much for that job!
Hi kids! Remember how we use to talk about the Abbott Districts and the stupidity of that spending? Well, we now have one that makes that program almost look good! Do you know what it is called? Well, it is the plan to build another railroad tunnel under the Hudson River. Of course that does not sound cool, so let's think up another name for it, how about "The Governor Stupidhead hole in the ground to throw taxpayers money into"! I know, it is a little long, and if someone has a better name, please get back to me with it. Until then, let's call it for short, "Stupidhead's Pit".
Now many of you have read about the jobs that will be created by this project, right? A number that has been thrown out is 6,000 jobs! Wow, that sure sounds like a lot of jobs! But let's remember something, this tunnel is suppose to cost 8.7 billion dollars. Now if you went to an Abbott district school, we will forgive you if you cannot do this math, but if you divide 6,000 into 8.7 billion dollars, you will know that each job will cost $1,450,000.00! I know that union construction workers are expensive, but for this job, they must be hiring from Tony Soprano's workhall.
Is this something that we can really afford in New Jersey? Why should we be spending this money just to make it easier for people to get to New York City and make their economy stronger? If we need another method of mass transportation under the Hudson River, just convert the third tube of the Lincoln Tunnel into a light rail line and run it to the 41st street bus terminal, but let's get this idea of this tunnel off the table, and replace it with business tax cuts that will generate real wealth, and stop the rape of the taxpayer in New Jersey!
To Governor Stupidhead and the other idiots in Trenton, the clock is ticking so line up your next jobs now, because we are taking the capital back in November and returning back to the citizens of New Jersey. Until then though, just remember, IT'S TAXES, STUPID!"
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Once our guests arrive at the estancia and settle into the whole experience, we find they rarely want to leave.
However, for a change of scene there's plenty to do and see around Córdoba. The region around the estancia is rich is history and tradition, so if you enjoy a bit of exploring, a day trip to Santa Catalina and Candonga church is a must. The Jesuit Block and the Jesuit estancias of Córdoba were given UNESCO World Heritage status in 2000, while Santa Catalina is the largest of the Jesuit estancias and remains in private hands. Candonga chapel was built by the Jesuits in 1730 and is located at what was one of the main mule posts of the 'Camino Real' - or Royal Road to Lima. The fact is reflected in the name: Candonga is an old Castilian word for "loaded mule".
Argentines love a celebration and there are some really special local events you can attend, all easily accessible from the estancia. The calendar year starts with the National Rodeo and Folkloric Music Festival at the beginning of January. Over a full 10 days, this festival combines two of the gaucho's biggest loves – horses and music. Witness jaw-dropping rodeo action and if the mood strikes, dance along to Argentine folklore music. February brings us the Dia de Nuestra Senora de la Candelaria at our local church. Mass is followed by a procession, the carrying of a statue of the Virgin Mary, with followers on foot and a gaucho cavalcade on horseback. As part of the local community, we love to attend this ceremonial day, arriving by horseback. If you're with us during this time, we'd love to take you along to witness a truly unique local celebration.


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Embedded scraper transporter conveyor is specialized in light industry,such as rice,grain,coal,etc.It is consisted of head section,middle section,tail section,scraper and chains ,etc .Here set up the drive device on the head section.In addition,Changrong set up the feeding zone.Each device are assembled together and then completed transporting materials.
This kind of embedded scraper transporter conveyor mainly use double row sleeve roller chains.Connect roller chains with scraper by screw bolt and weld them into fixing type.Moreover,each row sleeve roller chain includes many chain units.There are some requirements on many chain units ' space and two adjacent scrapers.
Let's emphasis on the chains.Chain is connected by back connection,ahead connection support lug,scraper frame,scraper baffle,connection pin shaft,split pin and other components.Chain unit is made of cast steel which can be wear resisting and casting.It is merged together by casting.In this way,it can avoid some problems which are caused by other types in embedded scraper transporter conveyor.
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To drink, or not to drink? Caffeine craze hits hard at South
Posted By Amrita Rao On December 23, 2009 @ 12:28 am In Features | Comments Disabled
A senior looks at the clock, 8:24 am. Nine minutes until the end of A Block. Nine minutes until freedom. Sitting in her first class of the day, BC Calculus, her eyes glaze over as she tries hard to focus on the convoluted derivatives in front of her.
All she can do, however, is think about how tired she is and how badly she wants a Venti non-fat soy latte. She looks over at the clock again. 8:34 A.M. The seconds hand rounds the 6, and she counts down the seconds until the end of A block. 3…2¦1¦The bell sounds, and students shuffle out of the classroom.
She and her friend make their way straight to the car. She turns the key in the ignition and the engine revs. Before slipping the clutch into drive, she turns to her friend and asks, "Starbucks or Coffee Corner?
Goodbye, hot chocolate. Hello, mocha frappuccino.
Every year more students leave school during free blocks and lunches to get coffee, raising concern among parents and teachers who are worried that this habit may lead to serious health implications.
The number of teen coffee drinkers has increased by 25 percent in the past two years, as cited by Dr. Mallika Marshall, medical reporter for WBZ TV.
In a poll conducted of 50 students, 19 students reported that they go out to get coffee four to five times per week. An additional five students said that they drink coffee over five times a week. Assuming that the poll is representative of the school's student body, roughly 50 percent of students are consuming coffee four or more times a week.
"I've noticed just this school year that more and more high school students are coming in [to Starbucks] after school or during free blocks, Jeremy Boviard, a Starbucks employee and South alumnus, said.
Boviard notes that since he started working at the Starbucks in Waban in November 2007, he has seen a real change in the popularity of coffee with teens. But what is causing this surge in coffee drinking?
Many teens go out and buy coffee for social reasons. Some believe that carrying around coffee at school is a symbol of coolness or popularity.
Teens may drink coffee to emulate older, more "sophisticated people, who are often the heaviest coffee drinkers, according to Boviard.
"There are girls who don't even know what's in a latte, but are ordering them just for the sake of it, he said.
Students may also see coffee as a way of labeling themselves for their peers. To be sure, there are some students who genuinely enjoy drinking coffee and do not consider their social image every time they step up to the counter at their favorite café or pour out their usual cup of Joe.
Trying to fit in is not always a bad thing, but some students are going out of their way to do something they don't actually like and spending much valuable time, money, and effort on maintaining their coffee addictions, or coffee personas.
Many, including parents and teachers, are worried about the health risks that coffee may have on teenagers.
In a 2007 article on the health risks of caffeine, nutritionist and registered dietician Elisa Zied stated that too much caffeine can cause nervousness, insomnia, and high blood pressure. These coffee-related ailments prevail even more in teens and young people with lower body weights.
"Teens are getting addicted to coffee at an age when they can't really understand the implications of the addiction, which affects them negatively in the long run, South parent Kimberly Thompson said.
Students often understand the risks of drinking too much coffee, and some try to control their addictions.
For a few unlucky teens, however, the addiction can rampage out of control and cause dependency.
They, however, are only teens in a mass of others that face a serious choice: to drink coffee or not to drink coffee. What will you decide?
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I really have no idea what to make of this, and that's probably for the best.
This is One Point English Lessons, wherein a Japanese woman tries to teach the audience three new phrases that have all kinds of applications in the English-speaking world, such as:
...and then two others that I DON'T FEEL COMFORTABLE TYPING HERE.
Just watch it.
God, Toshi, HURRY UP ALREADY.
And not to spoil it, but it's actually a sketch from Vermillion Pleasure Night - a comedy sketch show. Apparently this is a parody, but the fact that's it's sorta indistinguishable from non-parodies is making me QUESTION EVERYTHING.


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PLATTSBURGH Woodmen of the World Lodge 462 recently conducted its annual community ceremony to remember victims and heroes of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The ceremony, called "In Honor and Remembrance Woodmen Salutes Americas Heroes," was held at the Woodmen Insurance Office on Riley Avenue and included a salute to "hometown heroes." Police officers, firefighters and members of the Armed Forces were honored for their bravery and dedication which helps safeguard local communities every day.
Two local state troopers were honored at the ceremony. Troopers Christopher Gonyo and Christopher Dumas saved three lives from a burning building in Chazy Dec. 2, 2006. The men were both awarded the Woodmen Lifesaver Commendation Plaque. Trooper Gonyo was on hand to receive the award.
Woodmen of the World, founded in 1890, is a fraternal benefit organization offering insurance protection, financial security and fraternal benefits. Nearly 800,000 members across the country share a commitment to family, community and country.
This is the sixth year Woodmen of the World has sponsored the In Honor and Remembrance project.


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Autore South Sea Pearls
AUTORE's pearls are sourced directly from South Sea pearl producers, two of which it jointly owns.
Situated on some of the world's most beautiful coastline, the farms dot the crystal-clear waters off the North West coast of Western Australia, and Indonesia. Pristine and pollutant-free, these waters produce the world's finest pearls in myriad colours – from luminous white, exotic blue, silver, soft pink and cream to yellow and rich gold.
Each pearl is individually hand-selected for each piece of jewellery by skilled technicians who match the pearls to the hues and tones that will best suit the precious and semi-precious stones in each piece.
The pearl is not an accessory to the jewellery; it is the focus of the piece.


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Every single moment you live is another opportunity for healing.
Via Laura Proberton Oct 19, 2015, Edited by Mystieria
"There are a thousand thoughts lying within a man that he does not know till he takes up the pen to write." ~ William Makepeace Thackeray, The History of Henry Esmond, Esq.
"I want you to smile. I want you to truly smile today. Realize that right now you are where you need to be. And, there is no need to rush. You are on-time, you always have been and you will always be. Please keep smiling." ~ Ana Ortega
"If, then, I were asked for the most important advice I could give, that which I considered to be the most useful to the men of our century, I should simply say: in the name of God, stop a moment, cease your work, look around you." ~ Leo Tolstoy, Essays, Letters and Miscellanies
Awareness opens the door for curiosity, perspective and shift – the very things you need to change your thoughts and your life.
"Without awareness there is no choice." ~ John F. Barnes
"If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always gotten." ~ Anthony Robbins
"Look at everything always as though you were seeing it either for the first or last time: Thus is your time on earth filled with glory." ~ Betty Smith, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
"It's all a matter of paying attention, being awake in the present moment, and not expecting a huge payoff. The magic in this world seems to work in whispers and small kindnesses." ~ Charles de Lint
Here are Five Healthier Ways to Practice Awareness When You are Triggered:
1. Zip your lip. Don't react right away. Don't speak, or write a reply until you've had a chance to feel and reflect.
2. Step into the person's shoes. We're really all one. Use the interaction or feedback you get as a learning tool. Allow yourself to understand where the other person is coming from and that nobody has to be right for things to work out.
3. Notice the feelings. If you practice feeling what's going on inside of you when you're triggered you'll usually notice that you're creating a mental story to go along with the sensation. Separate the two and just bring the feeling into your heart.
4. Don't take anything personally. It's never about you. Ever. Realize that someone's feedback or comment about you is coming from their own unique lenses they watch the world through. It's just another way to look at things. It doesn't have to be personal.
5. Respond from your heart not your head. If and when you respond in the instance where you've been triggered, make sure it's only after you've done the first four steps, and that you're responding from a heart-centered place. Why? It's all about love baby. If we want it we must give it, no matter how someone is judging us.


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Sundays are special.
Sundays are made for laziness. It's not the day to make big, extravagant meals that require lots of dirty dishes. Let these Indonesian chicken wings be your breezy Sunday saviors.
We're talking about an ooohh and an ahhh, smoke and mirrors, rabbits being pulled out of a hat, and a disappearing assistant! Super quick, super easy, with less dishes to clean than the fingers on one hand!
Here's the game plan (get it? Okay, sorry!): tossing ingredients into a saucepan, placing wings on a baking rack and putting that in the oven, pouring the sauce over the wings, sprinkling with sesame seeds and scallions and BAM! An explosion of exotic flavors in every bite!
This recipe will leave you enough time to throw on your spirit gear and slather on a coat of shiny gloss just before the door bell rings!
Sundays are made to be easy.
Lets let super flavorful, crowd pleasing, wings be that way too!
Here's how this party is going down! We're gonna gather everything and toss it in a saucepan. We're gonna let it bubble and simmer and cook until this hot, sticky mess cooks down to an even hotter and stickier and messier mess. Yup, that's what we're gonna do.
We're gonna line up the chicken wings on a baking sheet lined with parchment. Place a baking rack on top and put those chicky wings into the oven. Let them get nice and crispy before we bathe them in our Indonesian style sauce.
Super crispy oven baked chicken wings drenched in Indonesian Style sauce. Full of flavor.
- 2 and 1/2 to 3 pounds chicken wings
- 1/2 cup honey (clover or wildflower works best)
- 1/2 cup light brown sugar
- 6 tablespoons low sodium soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons Golden Mountain Sauce (similar to soy sauce, found at most Asian supermarkets)
- 2 tablespoons vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes
- 1 and 1/2 inch piece ginger, grated
- 3 cloves (1 tablespoon) minced garlic
- 1 teaspoon sesame seeds
- 2 scallions, thinly sliced on the diagonal
- Preheat the oven to 475 degrees F. Place the rack/s near the center of the oven.
- In a small saucepan, whisk together the honey, light brown sugar, soy sauce, Golden Mountain Sauce, vinegar, ginger, garlic, and red pepper flakes. Bring to a simmer over medium heat and cook, stirring occasionally, until mixture thickens and is reduced by half. About 20 - 25 minutes. You should have about 2/3 cup of sauce. Pour sauce into a large bowl.
- Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper and place a baking rack inside. Arrange the chicken wings in a single layer. Bake until golden, and cooked through. About 35 minutes. Using tongs transfer wings to sauce bowl. Toss wings in sauce and coat for about 5 minutes. Place the wings back on the baking rack and bake for another 2 - 3 minutes. Toss wings again in the sauce. To serve, sprinkle with sesame seeds and scallions.


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I've said before, I'm always looking for good family-friendly movies. So when I was given the opportunity to review A Mile in His Shoes, I was super excited.
From the director of "Angels In the Outfield" comes an inspiring story about a special boy with an amazing gift, and the coach who believed. Dean Cain and Luke Schroder star in the gmc movie based on the book "The Legend of Mickey Tussler".
Mickey Tussler is a young farmer who has Asperger's Syndrome and an incredible amount of baseball talent. When Coach Murphy stumbles upon this young man with the outstanding pitching arm, he convinces Mickey's parents to let him join the minor league team. The interaction between Mickey and the team is amazing.
The small people and I watched this movie together, and everyone enjoyed it. It was fun to hear my children cheering for Mickey to do well. Ballerina commented that she really liked how the movie showed that Mickey was a Christian.
For more information about the movie, check out this website, Facebook page, YouTube, and Dove Foundation Review.
Not only did I get an opportunity to review this movie, but I also get to give away a DVD copy of this movie! The giveaway will end at 11:59 PM on Saturday, January 28th, and the winner will be posted on Sunday, January 29th.
To enter this giveaway, simply leave a comment on this post telling me why you'd like to win this DVD. Please leave your email address so I can contact you if you win.
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Christmas trees are viking heroes. They deserve a death of flame and ash that is dispersed across the Pacific to the other side of the world or at the very least the Sierra Nevada Foothills. The wood chipper lacks romance. No one laughs or sings around the chipper truck like we do a decorated Noble … Continue reading
Naked Light
On rare rainy nights, Melindia Carter would take off her wig and dance naked in the cul de sac. The mercurial shine of rain in the street lights made her body glow, and the drops, like diamonds, shimmered on snaking arms before being flung to gutter. None of us who lived on Williamsburg Circle ever … Continue reading


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Apple, because they have so much cash, they need to, in trying to keep up with Google, be involved in that business. They need to be paying attention to it, they need to be making investments. They don't have a choice, because if things fall in a certain way, and if they're the ones on the outside looking in, it won't be pretty for them. Now Apple has so much money, they're in a position where in theory they could pass on it and things could move forward and they could be left behind and they could just go out and buy General Motors or some major automotive company and close the gap and get back in the game. They have that luxury.
The very fact that they're the follower, the very fact that Google is the one kind of out there already. Apple's not there, maybe they're heading there. Maybe they'll miss the boat and have to buy into it later is ominous, because Apple's success over the last … I don't know when the iPhone or the iPod rather was first released, but over the last 15 or 20 years it's been about being ahead. It's been about pioneering and opening and as we've talked about they're falling behind. That brand is becoming less and less what Apple's about.
The Apple of 2015 is more like Microsoft of 1995 in a lot of different ways. That's not the Apple that we've come to know, and for many people love, from the 1970′s until the mid-2000′s. I don't know what Apple's going to do. I think that they probably should be dabbling at a minimum and thinking about the future. The future may be one where the top technology companies are also the primary transportation companies. There's a lot of good reasons why that should be the case. I mean if I were Tim Cook, I would be investing intelligently in transportation.


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Caring means sharing and I care for you, my party animals. So I have decide to give you a wild Christmas. First, up on the right there's a player. It's for you, listen to it as you read this post. Now go push play and get hyped>
Second I'm gifting you 4 songs which haven't been available untill now but you've danced to them at my shows. To get the songs go here.
Y-mas song - we wish you a fast christmas this year. Gabber and x-mas go hand in hand don't they. Download it and add it on your X-mas playlist to give the party the needed extra energy. The lyrics are quite controversial.
Overdoze Winsky - was the first song I produced in Paris. It was 2008 in a small 8th floor studio. No elevator meant a good workout. Sharing the tiny apartment of 16 m2 with a girl, eating croissants and drinking cafe au lait. The Parisians, wine and autumn inspired this mellow gabber house. The title references the Finnish childrens book called the Crosstown Vinski which talks about a young boy who buys some magic powder from the pharmacist which makes him invisible and able to walk through walls. The majority of readers agrees that it's probably cocaine. In the book the chemist left and poor Vinski was cut off. In reality they found 50 kilos of cocaine in Tallinn today. Vinski would be happy to get some of that.
James Brown is drunk - was also produced in Paris. Inspired by the video about James Brown being drunk on tv, talking about shooting his wifes car and refusing to leave the screen. I woke up in my Paris studio(13 m2) one day and found a girl and a friend staying there with me. I made my way through the empty champagne bottles and imagine my amazement when I saw the video. I knew I had to make a track out of it and so I did. It also samples LA style - James Brown is dead and Bloody beetroots - i am not drunk.
Completely talentless - driven by frustration and produced in Paris in 2009. Still in my small studio and trying to express the emotion of the big city frustration in music. Metro at Barbès - Rochechouart with all the Africans, Moroccans and junkies. Crossing the crowded street with a big pink Tati shop on the other side. Imagine all that while listening to this track. At first I attempted to make the cheesiest track ever complete with ironic lyrics. I used the dog howl as a synth and from there it went towards breakcore. Me singing the original lyrics. Now you can come up to me and say: "You're the Completely talentless guy."
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Science & Technology
Big bang's afterglow may reveal birthplace of comets
New Scientist
Tue, 02 Dec 2008 16:23 UTC
Comets that take longer than 200 years to orbit the Sun come from all directions in the sky. That has long led scientists to believe that they were nudged out of a diffuse halo of icy objects that surrounds the solar system - the Oort Cloud.
The objects probably formed from the same disc of material that gave rise to the planets but were scattered outwards by Jupiter and Saturn a few hundred million years after their birth.
The Oort Cloud is too dim to be seen by telescopes, but astronomers believe it has two components. Based on observations of long-period comets, an outer portion seems to extend from 20,000 to 200,000 astronomical units from the Sun (where 1 AU is the Earth-Sun distance).
Solar system models also predict the existence of an inner shell that stretches some 3000 to 20,000 AU from the Sun. But there is less evidence for this shell - most passing stars are too distant to jostle the inner halo and dislodge comets. Only a few recently spotted objects, such as the icy bodies 2006 SQ372 and Sedna, point to its existence.
Now, a new study suggests that the inner Oort Cloud might be detectable by looking at all-sky surveys of the cosmic microwave background - the first radiation emitted in the universe after the big bang.
The inner Oort Cloud objects are dense enough at their orbital distance to block a significant portion of the cosmic radiation. And since the icy debris is roughly -268 °Celsius, about twice as warm as the CMB, it should show up in maps of the radiation.
Passing star
The inner cloud would not be detectable if it formed a perfect sphere, since that would leave the same imprint on the CMB in all directions. However, if a star passed close enough to the Sun to rearrange objects in the inner cloud, the distortions might be visible in the CMB, say Daniel Babich and Avi Loeb of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
"A star that passes there would actually kick the cloud," say Loeb. "In principle, that would leave a signature that is detectable on the CMB."
The researchers estimate that about five such stars could have passed within 2000 AU of the Sun during the solar system's nearly 5-billion-year lifetime. After each event, it might take a billion years or more for the gravitational pull of distant stars and the Milky Way to smooth out evidence of the star's passage.
Maps made with the European Space Agency's Planck telescope, set to launch in April 2009, might reveal the signal, which could be used to determine the inner Oort Cloud's distance, shape and the distribution of its icy bodies.
Competing signals
"It's an interesting way to look for some sign of the Oort Cloud, which is very hard to do from the Earth," says Renu Malhotra of the University of Arizona in Tucson.
Since it's unclear how aspherical the inner halo is even when it is not deformed by passing stars, the signal might actually be stronger than the authors estimate, Malhotra adds. While the most distant icy bodies would have been very vulnerable to gravitational tugs from passing stars, pushing them into a spherical shell that became the outer Oort Cloud, those closer to the Sun might have retained some of their original disc-like distribution.
In principle, Planck could detect the signal, says cosmologist Douglas Scott of the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.
But Scott says it's unclear how a signal from the Oort Cloud would compete with the intrinsic signals from the telescope, as well as radiation from the Milky Way and other solar system features, such as the Kuiper Belt, a ring of icy bodies beyond Neptune.
"What is really needed is a more careful simulation which includes at least the effect of the other likely signals," Scott told New Scientist.
Tricky technique
Since the cloud is a relic of the early solar system, pinning down its structure could provide important clues about the formation of the giant planets, Loeb told New Scientist. For example, the size distribution of objects in the cloud could shed light on the structure of the dusty disc from which the planets formed.
Astronomers might also look for stars that dim when Oort Cloud objects pass between them and ground-based telescopes. The technique is tricky because the events are fleeting and detecting them requires a perfect alignment of the objects and telescopes.
Researchers are already on the lookout for such "occultations" of stars by Kuiper Belt Objects that are too small and dim to detect by other methods. Extending the search to inner Oort Cloud objects may be 10 to 20 years off, says Luke Dones of the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado.
Still, finding the signature of the Oort Cloud in the CMB could prove even more challenging. "It's not something I think can be done in the near future," Dones told New Scientist. "I suspect these occultation events are going to find Oort Cloud objects sooner."
Journal reference: New Astronomy (vol 14, p 166)