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RTMonitor 5.0.3
Novell Cool Solutions: Cool Tool
In Brief
Monitor BorderManager User Activity in real time.
- Product Categories:
- BorderManager
- ZENworks
- Functional Categories:
- BorderManager
- Identity & Security Management
- Secure Access
- User Management
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The RTMonitor program scans the most current common log file of BorderManager server and creates the following statistics in real time:
- User IP addresses.
- NDS user name (if Proxy Authentication is in use).
- Last web site visited by the user (will see IP address if Transparent Proxy is used instead of HTTP Proxy).
- Last time this site was accessed in the Main window, and the last twenty URL's visited in the History window, per user.
- Common loading of the user from the moment of start of the program.
- Current loading of the user for the current time cycle of the program.
- HTTP status code of the last HTTP packet.
- Start time of the program.
- Number of users accessing the Internet through BorderManager HTTP or Transparent Proxy (3 - for the demo version).
- Waiting time.
- Average HTTP loading of the server for 5-minutes.
- Name of your NetWare server.
Also you can:
- Create reports for all websites, which your users are visiting at this moment. The program forms two kinds of reports are the report of websites and the report of visitors of these sites.
- Send a message to a user by using the Message services of NetWare.
- Sort collected information.
- Connect to selected Web sites to see where your users have been.
- Look through the History (cache) of these Web sites for some cycles of the program.
- Define name of your users if BorderManager could not make it (in this case you see the "-"symbols in the Users column.
- Save up to ten common log paths in the Recent BorderManager server menu, if you have more than one BorderManager server in the network.
- Manage blocking access to unwanted Web sites and domains using LinkWall by Connectotel http://www.connectotel.com if this software is available on the BorderManager server.
- Manage blocking access to unwanted websites and domains using ContentFilter by Connectotel ( http://www.connectotel.com ) if this software is available on the NBM server.
- Save URL of Web sites in the text file (LinkWall list) for the further analysis.
- See entries of users, which tried to get access to forbidden Web sites (403 HTTP code). In this case RTMonitor shows these entries by yellow background in the Main window and gives the signal to the PC speaker.
- Create HTML reports for the Main and History modes.
- Change the color for the active users' font and the background color for forbidden entries in the Main window.
- Establish max number of users accessing the Internet through NBM HTTP or Transparent Proxy for showing in the Main window, from 1 to 32767.
- Get traffic diagrams for HTTP proxy for the current hour or day.
- Get personal NDS information for user.
- Get information for a desirable host from the Internet Whois databases by the Whois command
- Remote management of workstations via Novell ZENworks Remote Management Agent.
The program works with Novell BorderManager 2.1, 3.0, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7, 3.8 and 3.9 or CProxy by Connectotel.
New features:
- Support of Novell BorderManager 3.9 and LinkWall 3.10.
- Enhanced the Black list mode .
- Enhanced the History mode.
- Fixed the bug: the program shown negative traffic in Status Bar if user loading was more than 700MB.
- Fixed the bug: the program hanged if the main window had no records and the History window was opened.
- Refreshed some codes by the new NDK (February, 2007).
- Created the new HTML HELP.
Full information about the program: http://www.kvy.com.ua.
Instructions for using the program are available at Craig Johnson's Web site: http://www.craigjconsulting.com/rtmonitor.html
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There is a very strong argument for going Vegan or Vegetarian if you decide to live "off the grid".
Becoming self-sufficient using gardening - without the need to buy groceries, butchering farm animals, going hunting or fishing - means you will have a lot less hassle with hunting and fishing licenses, taking care of animals such as pigs, chickens and goats (and later butchering them for their meat) and you really only need to worry about one thing - GROWING PLANTS.
The problem with having your own garden is that a lot of people don't realize the sheer amount of food the average human consumes in a year.
I even had an argument with a friend less than a month ago while she was BBQing meat in her backyard, and her claim that her tiny backyard was large enough to feed a whole family for a year. So assuming she was talking about a momma, a poppa, and two kids (which might be teenagers and eat like pigs) stop and do the math on how much food she is talking about.
Thus assuming 1 kid, 1 teenager, and 2 adults a family of 4 should be eating roughly 20 carrots per day. (Because 6 + 6 + 5 + 3 = 20.)
364.25 days in a year, x 20... 7,825 carrots. Or the equivalent thereof.
My friend's tiny backyard was a mere 25 feet long by 15 feet wide. There is no way she could 2185.5 carrots needed to feed herself - let alone a whole family of 4 people.
Lets pretend for a moment you decided to become a carrot farmer - and then sell / trade your carrots with other farmers for potatoes, corn, beans, flour, rice, etc, whatever you happen to need. Well then you are going to need a LOT of land to grow your intended crop of 8,000+ carrots.
Ideally you shouldn't be putting all of your eggs in one basket either.
Most subsistence farmers plant many different things because some years the weather will be bad for certain plants and you can have a famine of that one kind of plant. (Research the topic "Irish Potato Famine" sometime.)
And you will also need to go berry picking, grow an orchard for apples, pears, grapes, etc.
It wouldn't hurt if you also researched edible flowers and wild plants too.
And if there is sugar maples nearby you could also tap them for sap for making maple syrup.
And once you've done all this, what about storage for the winter? Learning how to can and make preservatives? Making pickles, jams, jellies, etc.
The point I am getting at is, yes, you can go vegan or vegetarian and that will certainly save you time away from hunting, fishing, growing/butchering animals, milking goats, etc... but you will need to learn a lot about farming.
And lets face it, unless you grew up on a farm, you probably know diddly squat about farming.
For example.
Do you know what YIELD means when talking about farmland?
Yield means the crops you get off a particular piece of land. Typically measured in bushels per acre.
When I was growing up and living with my parents the farm they lived on was 97 acres, but only about 70 acres was arable farmland (the other 27 acres was the house, barn, shed, grass, trees, wetlands, river, etc).
So with 70 acres of arable land - 3,049,200 square feet (enough to grow about 12 million carrots assuming a high yield rate) - then yes, absolutely, a family could grow enough food to feed themselves and still have lots left over to sell at the local farmer's market. Because lets face it, you might still need money for trips to the dentist, school supplies for the kids, new clothes (note to self, write a post about growing your own cotton for clothing), medical supplies, etc.
But what if your yield rate is really low during a particular year? The carrots could get blight, insects, thick weeds, and even wildlife like deer and ground hogs can destroy a lot of your crops.
The point is, with a small garden you're going to have a percentage of your crop that either fails to grow, is ruined by environmental hazards (too much water, too much sun, or not enough of either), plus pests, deer, rabbits, ground hogs, etc.
The biggest threats vary from year to year. One year it might be drought. Another year you might from problems with insects and wishing you had sprayed pesticides, another year several families of rodents might move into your farmland and start tearing up all your lovingly planted carrots.
That is the reason why most modern farmers don't do intercropping, because its easier - machinery wise - just to plant an entire field with only 1 crop.
Then there is the issue of rotating crops. You can't plant the same thing every year in the same spot, because it will eat up the nutrients in the soil and then after several years most of the nutrients will be gone - especially if its plants like corn, which suck a lot of the nutrients out of the soil.
I argue therefore that if you have a large field that you would be better off sectioning it into 4 different quadrants and planting 4 different plants each year in that field, rotating the crops clockwise every year.
If you are serious about gardening and farming, well then I strongly recommend you research the topic a lot more so you have a better idea of how much food you will need, what kind of yield you can expect, how much land you will need to accomplish a minimal yield (assuming bad weather and conditions), what plants you will need to grow on a yearly basis and how much of each.
Its a lot of things to research - and a lot of things to grow. Have fun!
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Rowner Parish Church- St. Mary the Virgin
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Weddings and Baptisms
Hiring the Church and Halls
Photos of Events at St Mary The Virgin, Rowner
Mothers Union Events
History of the Parish
The parish office is now closed until Monday 4th November 2019 at 9am.
Father John is available on Tel: 02392 581 834 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The main service on Sundays is our 10:00 Parish Mass.
There are hymns, Bible readings, a talk, holy communion is celebrated and there are activities for the Children.
After the service, we meet together for a chat together over drinks (which are free) in the Church Hall.
A priest is always available afterwards.
There are short informal services without music on Sundays at 09:15 and 18:30, on the 1st Sunday of the month (for changes, see the weekly pewsheet).
Every day of the week, we also meet for worship (please see the What's On section for the updates).
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Introduction to the Black Lives Matter Special Issue
by RESTLESS Guest Editor Katrina Otuonye
Read the rest of the Black Lives Matter Special Issue here.
When my mother cleans anything, she takes everything out. Of the fridge, the pantry, the papers in the bill box. Everything is strewn on the floor, on the countertops, on the dining room table. I used to find it endlessly frustrating. Sorting everything out seemed to take forever, when I wanted to go outside and play or stay curled up in my room with a book.
I wanted to do a quick sweep around the things that were already there. I wanted to dust only the pieces of shelf I could see, I wanted to wipe down only what seemed a bit stained in the fridge, or any leftovers that might have a whiff of something the baking soda didn't soak up and waft away. I wanted it to be easy. But the immediate way, the passive once-over, always ended up being much worse later on. When I'm searching for something that I know is right there, hidden somewhere in this desk.
Writing is connecting. One thread, one phrase, and one story at a time, patching people together. There are so many things in the world that we don't do for ourselves, but the ability to try to place the intangible on a page, to make people feel, to dig and struggle and find, in order to convey some aspect of our existence…. it's what can make us whole. My hope is that this issue is for all the people who have a story to tell, even if they are not currently ready to share it. For people who have put their stories out there hoping make a difference, for people striving to improve their craft.
I don't know how to teach people empathy, how to encourage the world to know that they should care about other people. Each of the artists in this issue aims to inimitably capture and illuminate our lives. We're trying to take the intangible and make it whole. We have been holding "Black Lives Matter" in the palms of our hands. We have been passing this along like an offering, holding it out to different people, passing it one to another, chanting it from the streets, demanding it in our courtrooms, whispering it on rooftops.
We clasp these stories in our own hands and we carry them with us. It's just one person holding a small piece of their heart over and saying, "Here is my story. I hope you'll take care of this." It's all in the hopes that the readers in return accept the gift of our work, and says, "I see you clearly."
Because all of this storytaking and storykeeping can be cathartic. It's worth it in the end. But writing and sharing these stories is a lengthy, soul-searching process. And it's never easy.
When I was younger, all those years ago, I would open the pantry door and realize what progress my mother had made, how clean and shiny and new everything looked. How we knew where everything was, and exactly where to find it. You won't actually see the mess at all if do this in a rush. If you're aiming for the endgame instead of reveling in the process. Make a list. Open the pantry door. Start at the top, and work your way down. You'll get it all cleared out, eventually. And you'll bring other people along with you.
Katrina Otuonye is a writer and editor from Michigan's Upper Peninsula. She thought she'd make it as a medical doctor, before she realized she wouldn't get to hang around with Dick Van Dyke and solve crimes on "Diagnosis: Murder." Her interests in public health and bioethics, along with her preoccupation with fairness, led her to writing extensive lab reports instead of doing actual lab work. She graduated with an Honors BA in Creative Writing from the University of Tennessee and holds an MFA from Chatham University in Pittsburgh.
Katrina's creative writing focuses mainly on intersections of race and culture, but she is also known to write about Batman, health disparities, traveling, and her spotty karaoke skills. Her fiction and nonfiction have appeared in Crab Orchard Review, Litro Magazine, The Feminist Wire, Atticus Review, and The Toast, among others. She is currently hard at work procrastinating on a novel and a collection of creative nonfiction. You can find her collecting quotes and posting links on Tumblr and Twitter or tinkering on her website: katrinaotuonye.com.
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With the 2015 edition of Survivor Series just days away, we thought it might be interesting to take a look back the facts and figures littered throughout the rich history of this landmark event.
Thank God for the Internet treasure trove known as Reddit, and one particularly hardworking Redditor named Slyguy46 for sifting through the interesting statistics behind the Thanksgiving spectacle.
It's sad that the WWE doesn't seem to put as much premium on the traditional 5-on-5 (or occasionally 4-on-4) elimination matches that it used to, but that's not stopping us from ooh-ing and aah-ing over the spectacular feats achieved by such legends as the Ultimate Warrior, or modern day heroes like Randy Orton.
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Carlos Zambrano won't have to go shopping for a win after all.
Zambrano struck out seven and helped himself by hitting a tiebreaking solo home run in the fourth inning on Sunday to lead the Cubs to a 7-3 victory over the Cardinals in the first game of a day-night doubleheader.
"I always say anything I can do to contribute to my team to win a ballgame is special for me," Zambrano said.
Micah Hoffpauir belted a three-run homer, his eighth of the season, to back Zambrano (5-4), who picked up his first win since June 5. The right-hander, who was 0-2 in six starts since his last "W," had joked that he needed to find a store where he could buy a win.
"I've been pitching good lately, but I didn't get any run support," Zambrano said of his previous starts, "but today was different. Sooner or later, you will get the win, and today was a big one against St. Louis. That's what we're looking for."
The two teams close the first half with a night game at Wrigley Field. The Cardinals have a 2 1/2-game lead over the Cubs in the National League Central.
Hoffpauir connected in the first, driving in Ryan Theriot, who had doubled, and Alfonso Soriano, who walked. Soriano's 10-pitch at-bat was key as he worked the count full. Hoffpauir then smacked the first pitch from Kyle Lohse (4-5) into the right-field bleachers.
"That was huge," Hoffpauir said of Soriano's at-bat. "He saw a lot of pitches, and it gives you an idea of what the guy's throwing. For me, I've never seen Lohse."
Why did Hoffpauir jump on the first pitch?
"I've always been the kind of person who says, 'See the ball, hit the ball,'" Hoffpauir said. "If it's in the zone, I'll try to do as much as I can. Lucky for me, I got it enough in the wind and it got out."
Soriano batted third because both Derrek Lee and Aramis Ramirez were not in the lineup for the first game.
"I'm comfortable anywhere in the lineup," Soriano said. "More important, like I say all the time, is to play the game. It doesn't matter where I bat in the lineup."
The Cardinals tied the game in the third when Albert Pujols hit a two-run double and scored two batters later on Joe Thurston's single. Zambrano's homer made it 4-3. It was the 19th of his career, which is a franchise record. The previous mark was 13, set by Hall of Famer Fergie Jenkins.
Zambrano loves to hit. Could he be an everyday hitter some day, like a designated hitter?
"No," Zambrano said, while nodding "yes."
"My job is to pitch," he said. "That's the thing I know how to do best. I think being an everyday player, hitting is tough. Pitchers study you and know how to pitch to you. If they figured out how to pitch to me, I don't think I would hit that many home runs."
After the home run, Zambrano struck out four of the next six batters he faced.
"Actually, he got his second wind and he started to throw the ball with a little more intensity and had more velocity and more movement on his pitches," Cubs manager Lou Piniella said. "It was a good performance."
The Cubs loaded the bases with one out in the seventh against Todd Wellemeyer, who then exited. Pinch-hitter Sam Fuld bounced a ground ball to second baseman Skip Schumaker, who threw home for the force, but the throw was high. Home-plate umpire Randy Marsh ruled that catcher Jason LaRue didn't get his foot back on the plate, and a run scored. Koyie Hill's grounder then skipped between Pujols' legs for another error, and two more runs came home.
"He probably was trying to hurry and get his feet in position, I would assume, to turn a double play," Piniella said of Pujols. "He rarely makes a mistake like that. It came at an opportune time for us."


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After starting my career at a luxury design studio on the East Coast, I've long been drawn to elevated design, but with strong Midwestern sensibilities. I believe the most stunning interiors reflect the client's lifetime of beauty - not one single period, trend or style, their collected objects are the soul of their home.
My relationship with my clients is essential to fueling the creative process. I am always fulfilled by being able to collaborate on mixing existing pieces with new elements to create unique and authentic designs. I strive for projects to be both beautiful and practical, providing timeless spaces that can be lived in for years to come.
Elsie Interiors is named after three generations of women in my family - inspired by their appreciation from the simple joy that comes from a warm, inviting home.
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We just completed renovating the entire first floor and outdoor area of our 1926 home with a 1990's addition with Sarah as our designer. I cannot imagine completing this project without her! She helped us choose a contractor and led us through each phase of our project. She didn't miss a single detail from working with difficult soffits to designing the interior of our kitchen cabinets (pullout for paper towels, wet dish towels, appliance garage, file drawers in the desk area). Her selections were amazing - she seemed to know exactly what I wanted - even if I didn't at the time! Sarah enjoyed the challenge of working hard to find unique selections that were within our budget. She visited the work site frequently to check the progress and always had thoughtful recommendations. She always has a smile on her face and is courteous and friendly with subcontractors. She was our advocate during this process. The results are amazing. She is now helping us with furniture selections - always mindful of our budget. We are lucky to have found her and will work with her for years to come.
Sarah at Elsie Interiors is an amazing find. I have hired her to decorate 2 homes. She is a rare find. (I tried 3 other designers who just didn't "get it"). Sarah has done every type of project for me: room floor plan design, whole house new construction, lighting, accessories, custom furniture, window treatments, etc.
Sarah can work with your individual style and budget to create beauty. She comes each day with a smile and optimism. She also works hard on the tricky problems to find a perfect solution. My favorite part is how she comes it at the end of the project, to accessorize. She is a master. She also worked well with my contractor. Sarah is wonderful!
Sarah just gets it. We hired Sarah to take our home to the next level of feeling luxurious and inviting. With a variety of antiques, family treasures and existing "infrastructure" furniture, she was able to give our home the uplift it needed. She exceed our expectations and then some! We consistently hear compliments from every new guest. I still love entering each room.
I really appreciated Sarah's eye to detail and setting expectations of project scope and costs. Hire Sarah, you'll love working with her and you'll be very pleased with the results!
Always here to help
Elsie Interiors is a full-service interior design studio that is here to help you realize and exceed your vision and expectations for your space. Whether your project is new construction or a remodel or you're wanting to revitalize your space with new furnishings and accessories, we are here to help you make the right selections and make the process fun. We thoughtfully combine individual tastes, existing pieces and architectural details while staying true to the home's character.
Elsie Interiors is committed to building lasting relationships with clients and partners. From concept to completion, we embrace a deeply thoughtful and personal approach. We're skilled at collaborating with architects, builders, contractors and craftspeople and we deliver a custom experience during every stage of the design process.


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Butter churn
Large butter churn used in the Havelock Creamery. Wooden barrel spun by a motor attached to a drive belt. Square hatch on side for loading and emptying. Valve on one end for draining buttermilk. Made by De Laval-Vane.
Farm scene with a large maple leaf and a print of butter. All done in green and yellow.'It is better with butter. The flavour is nature's secret.' Painted on a stainless steel sheet.
Barrel churn
65 lb round barrel churn with buttermilk drain on end. Square hinged hatch to open top. Wooden paddles inside. Sold by Cherry Burrell Corporation.
Test tube holder
Holder with 24 test tubes for the Babcock test. The tubes are graded on sides from 0-50. Sulfuric acid was added to the milk to dissolve everything but the butter fat. Water was added and the fat would float to the top.The farmer would be paid on the basis of the percentage of butter fat.
Babcock Test centrifuge
Twelve cup hand cranked centrifuge used in the Babcock Test, which measures the amount of butter fat in milk. Sulfuric acid is added to the milk and everything except the butter fat dissolves in the acid. The centrifuge requires 80 turns crank per minute. The farmer would be paid on the basis of the percentage of butter fat rather than just weight of the milk.
Methyl Blue Test kit
Methyl blue test kit. Methyl Blue Test measured the bacteria content of milk. This kit contains one rack of test tubes.
Swing churn
Swinging churn for butter. Swinging action churns the cream into butter. Open hatch on top for scooping out butter. Plugs removed to allow cream to be poured in via funnel. Filtered funnel to go into plug at bottom to drain off butter milk.
De Laval butter churn
De Laval butter churn manufactured in Peterborough in the 1940s for domestic use. In the Women's Institute farm kitchen
Dog-powered butter churn
Dog-powered butter churn in the Discovery Centre.
Hand cranked butter churn
Hand cranked butter churn in the General Store in Heritage Village.
Hand powered butter churn in the General Store in Heritage Village.
Small round metal hand cranked butter churn on legs. Wooden paddles inside. Rectangular lid on top, screw spigot on the end for draining buttermilk.
Small round stainless steel hand cranked butter churn. It has rectangular lid on top and a cork screw spigot for draining off the butter milk. Wooden paddles inside.
Dazey Churn
Small home butter churn by Dazey Churn & MFG Co. in St. Louis Missouri. Patented on December 18th, 1917. Vertical sitting hand cranked with a square churn box and wooden paddles inside.
Wooden bowl and paddle used for working butter to remove water, in the general store in Heritage Village.
Cream acidity neutralizer
Neutro- activated cream aciditiy neutralizer. 250 lb net weight yellow storage drum with red and blue lettering.
Liquid annatto colouring
Danelion Brand butter colour in a 3fl oz bottle. The paper label includes directions in English and French. Annatto is made from the seeds of the achiote tree, which grows in the trophics.
100 lb net weight storage drum for Klenzade Kleer-mor synthetic detergent for better sanitation. Paper fiber body with labels.
Alpha milk pasteurizer by De Laval. White body exterior and stainless steel interior coils. Two hinged lid doors. Made circa 1950 and used until 1998 at the Stirling Creamery. Held 3400 lbs of cream. Cream heated to 77 degrees celsius for 10 minutes.
Small pasteurizer
Small pasteurizer by De Laval used at Anderson Dairy in Cambellford. Held 850 lb of milk which was heated to 150 degrees farenheit. Heat applied to the outside and a central agitator moved the milk around.
Thermometer used to record the temperature of milk in a pasteurizer. Had to have a record of the temperature for inspector. Manual thermometers used just to check temperature while working. Recording thermometer cable was inserted into pasteurizer and held on by rubber gaskets. Pen inside recording thermometer recorded temperature on paper wheel. Other information included the date, batch # and anything else deemed important by that inspector.
Cooler for cooling milk after it has been pasteurization. Several steel plates sealed with gaskets. Alternating spaces filled with milk or cold water.
Butter printer
Box with hand cranked raised bottom for cutting prints (blocks) of butter for wrapping and sealing. Raising the bottom pushed the butter up through the wire cutting it into 12 pieces. Box would start off with 90 lbs. of butter.
Butter Box
Small resealable wooden butter box for Belleville Creameries.Three bent nails on each end edge at top can be turned to lock the lid on
Butter box
Trent Valley Creameries in Cambellford and Keene. 56 lb. Net wooden packing box for shipping of butter. 56 LBS as fits evenly into a long ton (2240 lb.)
56 lb Net wooden packing box for shipping of butter. 56 lb. as fits evenly into a long ton (2240 lbs). 775 - Caledonia Dairy Ltd.
Wooden packing box for shipping butter from Madoc Creamery, Madoc, Ont.
Wooden packing box for butter from Brant Creameries in Brantford, Ont.
Tin stencil for The Stirling Creamery Stirling, Ont.
Milk bottler
Bottler for milk. Two spring nozzles on end of milk box for poring milk into bottles. Raised pad takes the bottles up and down. Press for putting on cap labels from tube.
Butter wrapper
Butter wrapper for a 454 g print of Wildmere butter.
Butter Manufacturing Record 121
Butter Manufacturing Record 121 sheet with a. check list for each batch of butter.
Inspector's card
Agriculture Canada ID card for N.C. McWaters. Good until the end of 1978.


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My eye is always drawn to anything I see in newspapers, magazines, and such that has anything to do with organizing, even tangentially. I just sometimes wish that the messages were a bit more nuanced. The following are a few examples.
Buying organizing supplies = getting organized
Each week RedPlum advertising mailers arrive at my home, and there's always an "organize your home" ad with photos of bedroom closet systems and garage cabinets. And while these kinds of products can certainly be useful, buying items like this would be the final step in getting organized, after any uncluttering and sorting. It's hard to get a storage system configured properly if you don't know what you're going to store!
And, of course, many people can be organized just fine without buying something like a closet system.
Note for those who are certain to ask: Yes, I finally went to the RedPlum website to opt out of the company's mailings.
There's one right way to organize your stuff
Ayn-Monique Klahre wrote on The Kitchn website that she was advised that her "dream spice cabinet" with lovely identical spice containers was a bad way to organize those spices. I certainly agree that buying such spice containers and transferring all your spices from the bottles they came in to those new containers can be a waste of time and money, and it's probably a poor idea for most people. But if someone has the time and money to spend and gets joy out of looking at the spices in their nice containers, I see nothing wrong with that.
The article goes on to say that organizing spices alphabetically is also a bad idea — which is a surprise to me, since that's what I've been doing for 30 years. Organizing by use (cooking vs. baking) or by cuisine (Mexican, Italian, etc.) can also work for some people, but I'm fine with alphabetic.
While there are often best practices that work for most people, that doesn't mean you shouldn't organize things in a totally different way that works for the way you think and live. I imagine the experts consulted for this article would agree, and that some qualifying comments were lost along the way.
Style your bookcases to refresh your home decor
Bonnie McCarthy wrote an article titled 12 tips to styling your bookcases like a pro, which ran in the Los Angeles Times. I had mixed reactions to this one. While McCarthy writes about "creating bookshelf displays that are both functional and decorative" in the introduction, the specific tips are heavy on the decorative portion.
If your goal is to have pretty bookcases with art and accessories along with the books, her advice seems quite good. But I was sad to see no real acknowledgement that books on bookcases are (in most cases) primarily there to be read and enjoyed, and making them easy to find and replace should be a critical factor to consider when doing the styling.
One of her suggestions, removing the dust jackets from the books and arranging them by color, would only work if you're someone who visualizes books by color — and someone who doesn't find dust jackets interesting and informative.
But I do like the advice she gave that applies to any organizing situation: "Don't expect perfection on the first try; it may take a few attempts before everything falls into place." And if you're going to intersperse decorative pieces among the books, I would echo this advice: "Don't crowd. Placing fewer items among your books allows them to shine."
There was also one interesting tip that did indeed focus on both the practical and the decorative: "Curate a small collection and intersperse the pieces among the books on the shelves. Bonus points for displaying with books on the topic of the collection, i.e. sea shells and jars of sand with books about surfing and the Pacific." That's a creative organizing idea that would make those books easy to find while also creating an eye-catching look.


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Thorogood are no stranger to top quality work boots but in terms of style, my favorite boot has to be the Men's American Heritage. Made from ultra durable tobacco tanned leather, they're perfect for both working on concrete floors and hitting the town afterwards. I've had mine for just over three months now and here's what I think so far.
Safety Features
The Men's Heritage line is available both with and without a safety toe. I personally ordered the former and was pleased to discover that's it's barely noticeable in terms of both fit and weight.
The soles are slip resistant to both oil and water. And although I haven't tested it anything other than a small puddle, the leather is completely waterproof.
The Goodyear welt construction means that each sole is stitched rather than glued to the upper boot. This tends to lead to boots that last significantly longer and so far, this appears to be the case.
Multiple customer reviews online appear to agree with my initial (three months wear) estimation.
In terms of break in period, these boots are about average. I wouldn't wear them to work the day you get them but within a couple of days of light use, you're good to go.
After the break in period, you can expect excellent comfort levels. Each boot has a removable shock absorption insert which makes them ideal for long days on concrete floors.
One thing that might put some people off is that they're not the warmest boots I've ever worn. Therefore if you're looking for a solid pair of Winter boots, you might want to look elsewhere. On a hot day however, their perfect.
In terms of size, I purchased mine half a size down and they fit perfectly. I wouldn't recommend going any lower than that unless you plan on skipping socks.
Arguably the most impressive feature of these boots is how they look. I love the tobacco tanned leather and have found that they go nicely with just about any pair of jeans. Despite the presence of the safety toe, they look great in formal environments too.
Personally, I didn't like the small American flag on the side so I removed it. This was surprisingly easy to do and left zero damage to the rest of the boot.
Customer Reviews
Customer reviews for the Men's Heritage line are almost universally positive. The version that I purchased scored a respectable 4.6 out of 5 with some other variations scoring as high as 4.9.
Multiple reviews have claimed up to a year of regular wear with little to no durability issues. I'm also not the only person in love the tobacco tanned leather.
Overall, Thorogoods Men's Heritage line have the style and durability of Red Wing boots without the Red Wing price tag. For an American made boot, this is nothing if not impressive. And if you're looking for a pair of boots that are just as stylish as they are protective, I think they make for an excellent purchase.


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Tortoise - Millions Now Living Will Never Die (1996)
It cant be right to mention the burgeoning post-rock scene of the early 90's without mentioning this landmark album. Millions Now Living showed that there needn't be any template for monumental beauty and tectonic presence in an instrumental track. Breaking literally ever boundary and showing influence from all over the musical spectrum, Tortoise essentially wrote a new chapter in experimental music. Fusing Free-Jazz, Psych, Drone, Funk, Instrumental Rock, Electronic and Ambient and German bands like Can and Amon Duul, plus world rhythms from all over, Tortoise can be a hard band to pin down. John McEntire handles the production duties as well as the drumming and any programming. The rest of the band, Douglas McCombs, Dan Bitney and John Herndon also contribute multi instrumental talents and Dave Pajo from the legendary Slint played guitar on this record before being replace by Chicago Underground guitarist Jeff Parker.
The 20 minute opener Djed is a landmark song and never gets boring, shifting through so many sonic textures and motifs. It could easily be a soundtrack to life, showing the shifting dynamics of the world, sometimes soft and bubbling and other times harsh and jarring. The rest of the album continues in this transcendental style without a weak track to speak of. Along the Banks of Rivers closes the album in truly cinematic Sergio Leone styled grandeur. One can almost feel the movie credits rolling and haveing felt like they just sat through an epic film. The songs are so illustrative and feel like they have real world counterparts that make them so essential.


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I want to first say this. I hate 'comparing' the birth of my children. I mean, I feel sometimes I do that a lot because they were just night and day. The way my children were born really doesn't matter in how I love them or parent or what not. I love both of them. They are both amazing in their own ways and their births were both equally special to me. Both births were equally emotional in different ways and even both had moments where they were scary but all for different reasons. Oddly enough, even as rough everything after Brady's birth was, I wouldn't change a thing. It made me want to fight for the birth I hoped for the first time but I think in that, I bonded with Brady so very quickly because of it. Not to say I didn't bond with Ben, it was just different. I get asked a lot which delivery was 'easier' or 'better' or whatever word they would use to ask and I feel awkward in a way with my answer. I know how to answer that in terms of recovery but I think they are both equally perfect and amazing in their own ways. A child's birth (either through a natural birth, a c-section or through an adoption) is such an emotionally charged experience. I had a super easy recovery with Bennett and sometimes I do feel guilty for saying that because I don't want it to somehow lessen Brady's experience. It's such an odd feeling but as I've said, I look back and they are both so amazingly different and full of such raw beauty and joy.
So, back to this post. I've wanted to write it for many reasons. When I was looking into doing a VBAC, I found limited information, scary stories or not much at all. In talking to people about my hopes for Bennett's birth, they were surprised I was able to 'find a doctor to let me do that' or would ask 'is that safe?!?' I also want to remember if we ever decide to have a 3rd on why those contractions are worth it in the end.
I think with Brady's birth, many things went wrong and it was a combination of things that didn't happen that did with Bennett. For one, I never felt a single contraction with Brady. My water broke with Brady and nothing every happened in the next 24 hours. I often wonder if I had I not started spiking a fever, if I would have started to dilate. With Bennett, I went from basically barely a 1 to 10 in a few hours (after almost two days of early labor.) With Brady, membranes were swept a few days before my water broke. I think if I had not had that done, my body would have been more ready. Who knows, really.
When I went into my first appointment with Bennett, my OB looked at me and said, "VBAC?'' It was a no-brainer. Here were her 'requirements' if I was even going to attempt one.
- No induction, meaning, I had to go into labor on my own. I didn't feel like this would be an issue though I got nervous towards the end.
- With that, no pitocin as it can increase the risk of Uterine rupture.
- No complications.
Towards the end, I was a mess. I was crabby, anxious and just a mess. I hated that I didn't know if I was really going to have this chance at a VBAC or not. It was all I thought about and I wanted this baby out because I wanted his birth to be over with. I'm grateful that I was able to have the birth I wanted. I was able to hold Benny right after he was born and to try nursing immediately Not to say that those with a c-section couldn't have those things but I know if I would have had another c-section, things would not have gone well. Since I had have complications before, I was more at risk for those again and to make things more complicated, the hernia repair increased my risks for MORE complications.
I wanted to share why I think it worked out and maybe help someone else or make someone feel that it could be a possibility! I had never met anyone who had one and to say that the information I found was limited and scary. I think the hardest part of this all was not knowing what to expect or to not know if I was going to have a c-section or not but I think a lot of things all lined up right this time.
1. Supportive doctor: My OB wanted this for me almost as much as I did. With having had a c-section and then a hernia repair, cutting into that mesh from the repair was last on her list of things she wanted to do but also knew it was in my best interest to try a VBAC. It was her first thing that came out of her mouth after, "Congrats!"
2. Supportive nurses: I was worried about this as not every nurse is the same and with Brady I had been in labor so long, I had several. It was bascially a luck of a drawl and this time I got so lucky! When I got to the hospital the first time, I was mad they sent me home. I was just done. I was so nervous and I wanted to know in the end, we were all ok. So, when I came back and the contractions were awful and I she told me I was still a measly 1 cm, I lost it. I almost gave in and said, do whatever you want. I'm done. After a while, nothing was happening but my pain was just increasing and combined with no sleep in 24 hours and the anxiety of the unknown, I needed to relax. So, while they finally agreed to give me an epi, comment was made that it is going to lead me closer to a c-section. When the shift change happened, I was unsure and nervous but I had the most amazing nurse and I think I can thank her for helping to get me my VBAC.
An hour after the epi, I had gone from 0-4 and my water had broke. The nurse and midwife on staff there looked at me and I felt like they were giving me the okay, that this was really going to happen. I felt like they were cheering me on. It was JUST what I needed. During labor, my nurse kept positioning me and I was getting frustrated at this odd way she had me but I think it truly helped me move that baby down. I tried bouncing on a ball with both births and other things but I think this was key for me along with relaxing.
3. Minimized interventions: I was one who always planned on having an epi but with Brady, I was so nervous and I had so much against me, I think it all just snowballed. With Bennett, I was glad that I couldn't get pitocin or anything because it gave my body the chance to do what it needed. I also requested not to have my membranes swept this time because I'm truly convinced that is what led me to where I got with Brady. I'm glad I also didn't let them keep me after the first hospital visit because it could have very well snowballed from there too. I went home, relaxed, slept a teeny bit and that is when things kicked into gear!
4. Epidural. Oddly enough, I think the epi was key to getting where I needed to be. I was nervous about getting it this time because I was worried it would lead me to a c-section again (even as the first nurse I had said!) but after being in labor for over 30 hours and NO sleep, my body was exhausted. Your uterus is a big muscle and when they tire, they don't function as they need to be. So, basically, I was contracting but my body was so exhausted, it wasn't do it's job of dilating. I find it odd enough that once I got the epi and could really relax, I went from basically 0-10 in a few hours. It was just what I needed!
5. Supportive family: Blake was amazing through all of this. Having not been in this position the first time, he had no idea what to expect and I think it truly bonded us even more. My family was great in giving me the space (well, most of them, ha ha!) I needed when I was trying to relax and get through contractions. I wanted no one there and most of them heard my requests. I wanted to be able to focus and relax the best I could and I think that helped!
6. My own desire for a VBAC because of my past experience: I know a lot of women are determined to have a natural birth or want something to go their way but these sweet babies of ours have their own plans. I think that me wanting this so bad was key in no giving up. I've admit, there were times I considered giving in, especially in the heat of the moment after 30 hours of constant contractions and pain, I was so over it. I kept reminding myself of WHY I wanted this so badly. Why I needed to do this. I think that is what helped me in those most difficult moments and even though it was easy to say screw it, I knew deep down inside, I had to give myself the chance. I knew I would regret it if I didn't and I also knew that I had come so far, there was no turning back. I was terrified. I mean they tell you about the risks all the time and who wants to hear about 'uterine rupture' but without remembering all I went through after Brady's birth, I would not have gotten through it.
7. Brady: I knew with Brady I would love him regardless but as a new mommy, I had no idea the force that you love your own child with and I was excited for that again but at the same time, I wanted to be able to be the best mommy I could for Brady after especially because it was going to change his life. I knew there was a chance with a c-section, the complications were possible and I didn't want that to happen again for his sake. It helped a lot during it all to picture his face and all the things we were going to do as a family of four when things got tough!
To be honest, after he was out, it was the most amazing feeling, I've ever felt. A rush of pride, joy, elation, relief and peace rushed to me all at once. The contractions sucked, yes, but knowing that I was able to do this for myself and my boys was the most amazing thing. Granted, I know it doesn't work out for everyone and there were things that could have prevented me from it as well but I'm so grateful that it was something I even pursued! So, I think the last two things were key in it all. If things were not so hard the first time around, I might not have even thought of trying for a VBAC!
I'll write another whole post about recovery because that is a whole post in itself but this time around, everything was so easy, it made the transition much easier for our whole family.
These kids are so worth it all though. I would do it all over again in a heartbeat. In.a.heartbeat!


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Meet the men of Manning Grove, three small-town cops and brothers, who meet the women who will change the rest of their lives. This is Marc's story…
Officer Marc Bryson doesn't believe women should be in law enforcement. Ever. When his older brother, Max, is promoted to the small town's police chief what does he do? Hires a woman fresh out of the academy and makes Marc her Field Training Officer.
Determined to follow in her late father's footsteps, Leah Grant has the moxie to break any glass ceiling that stands in her way from becoming a police officer. Even if that means proving to her coach—who only wants her in his bed and not in the field—she's worthy of being a permanent member of the force.
Working in a man's world, Leah challenges Marc's misconceptions about women in the line of duty. But as they struggle to separate their work life from their undeniable chemistry, things continue to steam up and get a little kinky. These two officers of the law must toe the line after being caught red-handed.
But in the end can Leah prove to Marc that she is good as backup as well as in bed?
I love me a man in blue and Marc isn't any different. Minus his macho, women shouldn't be cops attitude. To his credit, he puts Leah through the paces of learning how to do patrol. He wasn't counting on Leah being so attractive and such a good cop. Or the Chief, his brother, being so adamant on him training her.
Leah has graduated at the top of her classes in school and the police academy. Unfortunately she doesn't get many job offers as a woman. So the one she gets, she's going to do the absolute best she can. Even if that means dealing with a hot, chauvinistic Field Training Officer in Marc.
Hot, sexy times with some good family shenanigans as well. A great read!
5 stars!
About the Book
by Jeanne St. James
Brothers In Blue #2
Contemporary Romance
Erotic Romance
Publication Date
February 12, 2017
The Brothers in Blue Series
An Excerpt From Brothers In Blue: Marc
About Jeanne St. James
JEANNE ST. JAMES is an erotic romance author who loves an Alpha male (or two). She was only 13 started writing when she started writing since it gave her an escape from teenage angst! Her first paid published piece was an erotic story in Playgirl magazine. Her first erotic romance novel, Banged Up, was published in 2009. She is happily owned by farting French bulldogs. She writes M/F, M/M, and M/M/F ménages.
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Applying for Graduation
Associate degree students should apply for graduation the semester prior to the expected graduation term. Bachelor degree students must apply to graduate when they reach 90+ hours (including in progress hours) . Graduate students must go to The Graduate School for graduation procedures.
Step 1: Apply through EKU Direct
- Log in to EKU Direct
- Click "Student Services and Financial Aid"
- Click "Student Records"
- Click "Apply to Graduate"
- Apply to graduate for the term you will complete your last course.
Step 2. Create a graduation plan in Degree Works
- Find degree works tutorial at http://registrar.eku.edu/degreeworks-video-tutorials
- Click on "Creating a Customized Plan" video link
- Consult with your advisor or call your Academic Administrative Specialist with questions.
Step 3. Monitor your EKU Email
After your application is processed your academic administrative specialist will email you regarding your graduation requirements.
Step 4. Inform your Academic Administrative Specialist if your plan changes.
Contact your Academic Administrative Specialist if there are any changes to your degree plan, diploma mailing address, or diploma name.
A graduation fee of $50.00 will be billed to your EKU account.


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May 23, 2014
Wonder why your product returns are up? Hint: Hot weather in Timbuktu could spur job growth in Michigan!
You know what the link is between the ability of your contact center (and web self-service site) to solve customer problems and the rate of product returns? Knowledge management and findability.


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Elysium Park
From EntropiaPlanets Wiki - Entropia Universe Guides Wiki Info
Elysium Park is a future destination attached to Next Island that will be decicated to "casual gamers". Eylsium Park is scheduled to be implemented mid 2012.
"Elysium Park - new concept in casual game play with backstory and game within game and promotion for game developers around the world"


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Sensitive building areas
Areas that are within the 200-year floodplain and/or require a Geotechnical Report and Professional Foundation Design
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A look at the City of Quesnel, its boundaries and major streets. This grid map makes finding streets even easier.
Water mains
This map is a look at the City's water main network, including general information regarding when they were installed.
Sanitary sewer mains
This map details the City's sanitary sewer mains, and includes general information regarding their installation date.
Storm drain mains
This map details the mains that take care of storm water, as well as their year of construction.


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Earlier today the U.S. Senate confirmed Russell Deyo to be the Under Secretary for Management at the Department of Homeland Security, the third most senior position in the Department. Both Secretary Jeh Johnson and Senator Tom Carper released statements praising his confirmation this afternoon.
Deyo's confirmation is long overdue – a point that I made in an op-ed published by The Hill last week that called for the Senate to finally act on his nomination. As I had predicted in that piece, Deyo received near-unanimous support, with 95 Senators voting in favor of his confirmation, and only two opposed.
Deyo will find himself with a full agenda when he is sworn in as Under Secretary, including needing to address such issues as (a) management-related issues that are part of the Unity of Effort initiative, (b) making key decisions about the St. Elizabeths DHS headquarters project, (c) overseeing the Department's efforts to address morale and other workforce effectiveness issues, and (d) continuing to strengthen the Department's oversight of major acquisitions.
This confirmation represents further progress in addressing the senior-level vacancies problem that was seriously impairing the Department in 2013 and early 2014. With Deyo's confirmation, by my count only two Senate-confirmed positions are currently unfilled at DHS:
1. Administrator, Transportation Security Administration. The TSA Administrator position has been vacant since John Pistole's departure at the end of the 2014, with TSA being led by Acting Administrator Mel Carraway in the interim. At a recent House Appropriations hearing, Secretary Johnson told members of the Committee that a nominee was in vetting and would be announced soon.
2. Assistant Secretary, Office of Policy. The lead Policy position at DHS has been without a Senate-confirmed leader since David Heyman departed the position in May 2014, nearly a year ago. Alan Bersin was named as Acting Assistant Secretary after Heyman's departure, but Bersin would have been limited by the Vacancies Act to serving in that acting role for a maximum of 210 days, i.e. until mid-December 2014. Notably, the DHS Leadership page now lists this position as "vacant" rather than being filled in an acting capacity – a recent change.
Hopefully the President will soon nominate highly capable individuals to fill these two positions; and if such nominations are made, I would hope that the Senate will act with a greater sense of urgency then it did with respect to Deyo's 7 1/2 month nomination process.


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Cambodia retains an undeniable charm, despite its tumultuous past. The crumbling colonial architecture makes an attractive backdrop to bustling streetside cafes and wild jungles.
Phnom Penh has several impressive temple-monasteries, including WatOunalom, Wat Phnom and Wat Moha Montrei. Pride of place goes to the spectacular Silver Pagoda, one of the few places in Cambodia where artefacts embodying the richness of Khmer culture were preserved by the Khmer Rouge.


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The first thing you see reveals what kind of person you are
Observe the pictures below and identify what you see in them. Pick an option which is closest to what you see in the image. We'll reveal the kind of person you are.
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1. Dancing women
If you see dancing women in this picture, you crave independence. You've been feeling very pressurized lately and you wish to be free. All you want is some moments of peace and relaxation.
2. Leopard
If you see a leopard's face in the image, you're aware of your qualities and know that when the time comes, you have the strength to face anything that life throws at you. You've had a hard life, but you're still going strong.
3. Reproductive parts
If you see female or male reproductive parts in the picture above, you're artistic and creative. You find beauty in everything and nature fascinates you. You're great at making friends and a very good kisser.
Image 2
1. Two men bowing down
If you see two men bowing down to a primary figure, you think that you are better than everyone else. You're not a narcissist, but most of the people you've met in your life are not up to your mark and you feel superior. You could either be a great manipulator and you can lie like a fox, or you believe in surrender to something higher than you.
2. A crab
If you see a crab in the image above, you're having relationship problems. You feel trapped. Not just your love life, your relationship with your parents and friends aren't doing so well either. You're constantly trying to please everyone but it's just not working out.
3. Bulls and birds
If you see bulls and birds in this picture, you long for companionship. All you want is a person you can trust blindly and completely rely on. You've been hurt so many times. People come in your life, use you, and then leave when they please. You want to break this pattern.
Image 3
1. Vagina
If you see a vagina like structure in the image, you're a simple person. You don't like complicated things. The human body fascinates you. You're minimalist and you live for yourself. You don't believe in showing off to others.
2. A face
A girl's face, ram or panda's face? If you see a face in the image above, you take face life with intensity and passion. Every little thing in your life is of immense importance to you. You have faced a lot of hardships in your life, but you're still going strong, and you always will.
3. Magical clown riding a bike
If you see a clown riding a bike in this picture, your imagination runs wild. You're highly creative and you love all things art! People around you don't really understand you and that's okay. Intelligent minds work alone.
Image 4
1. Birds and rabbits
If you see birds and rabbits in the above picture, you're affable and you love making people happy. When you're around people, you are always smiling; even when you're in pain, you don't want others to know about your sorrow. You hate bothering others.
2. Deer
If you see a deer in the image above, you have an eye for detail. You're the kind of person who can read people's face and gestures. When something is wrong, you can feel it. When someone lies to you, you can catch them.
3. The angel of death
In the image above, if you see something dark, an angel of death, you love being alone. You've been feeling pretty low lately and you just want to be alone. You are a lover of all things unusual and mysterious.
Image 5
1. A bat
If you see a bat in this picture, you're extreme in your social life. At times, you prefer being alone. In other times, you're an absolute charmer. You have a way with words and you mesmerize everyone. You talk people into revealing their secrets while remaining a mystery yourself.
2. Pelvic bone
If you see a pelvis in the picture above, you're passionate about everything you put your mind into—be it work, relationships, hobbies, and life. You are a person of wisdom and you know your worth. You don't mind saying "no" to things you don't want.
3. A Cow
If you see a cow in the picture above, you're kind and gentle. Your thoughts are pure and you don't wish evil upon anyone, not even your enemies. You're loving and you forgive people easily. You're gullible and sometimes people take advantage of your kindness.
Image 6
1. Butterfly
If you see a butterfly, you're confident and you know what you don't want. You take criticism well and most of the times, you hardly pay attention to what people might have to say. You mind your own business and don't interfere in anybody else's life.
2. Darth Vader
If you see a Darth-Vader-like figure, your self-confidence can overpower others or make you irresistible. You have amazing leadership qualities, and your thoughts are the usual and the ordinary. You'll excel in everything you put your mind to.
3. T-rex
You're classy and sophisticated. You like keeping everything organized. You're the kind of person people approach when they're confused and need advice. You're reliable and your thoughts are stable, not scattered.


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Will Sand Mining Baron Sekhar Reddy reveal his connections? His state of mind in prison!
By Special Correspondent
It is known to the public that the famous industrialist-cum-sand mining baron, Sekhar Reddy is behind bars, following the I-T raids in his house as well as his offices. There is a wild rumour that if Sekhar Reddy opens his mouth, it would be problematic for Delhi and if he doesn't, it would be for TN for sure.
The long and short of Sekhar Reddy's story so far is that when the general public including the poor, old and the sick in every walk of life were finding it next to impossible to draw hard cash from the ATMs, the I-T investigating authorities were able to seize substantial quantum of new Rs.2000/- notes from the house and offices of Sekhar Reddy and his accomplices. The common man who was forced to stand in serpentine queue in banks, ATMs, Post Offices etc. was otherwise shell-shocked at this episode. Consequently, Sekhar Reddy and his accomplices were arrested and sent to Puzhal prison. Though within a few months, Sekhar Reddy got released against bail, he was again sent back to prison. Despite the fact that Sekhar Reddy is behind bars, there are many VIP visitors calling on him for one reason or the other. All said and done, it is clearly understood that the series of I-T raids have started only after this incident.
It is gathered that even during the recent I-T raids in the house and office of the Minister Vijayabaskar, there was some mention about Sekhar Reddy. Earlier, there were some IT raids in the house and office of both the Chief Secretary Rama Mohana Rao and his son wherein a diary containing certain details was seized based on which only subsequent raids have been conducted. In fact, only after the raid in the house of Minister Vijayabaskar, the by-election at RK Nagar has since been cancelled.
This particular scenario has instilled a sense of fear and doubt in the minds of the TN ministers and officers holding public offices. Many a close associates of Sekhar Reddy have met him in the prison and Sekhar Reddy also seems to have frankly shared that if he opens his mouth it will create a havoc in the central ministry and if doesn't, it will shake the TN Government beyond repair. It is further observed from a close and reliable source that Sekhar Reddy has had a great influence in the Poes Garden by means of his sand mining business deals. Similarly, he has very close connection with certain important persons in the BJP at Delhi. In reality, the green signal for conducting the raid in Sekhar Reddy's house was given by the Centre only after due and long consultations at the Centre. It was widely known that Sekhar Reddy had the secret custody of several properties, gold assets and cash in crores with which he used to help both Assembly and Lok Sabha elections. Despite his clandestine dealings at all levels, he remained totally harmless to anyone. But, eventually, he only became the victim of the recent TN politics. He has been currently watching the developments of TN politics from the prison. Those who are still in the good books of the Centre with the influence of Sekhar Reddy are presently escaping the attention of I-T Department. However, I-T authorities have been tightening their grip on others in their own ways.
Enforcement Wing is obviously keen on depriving Sekhar Reddy of any opportunity to come out of jail. That is why Sekhar Reddy was again arrested even though he was released on bail recently. Further, he is being closely monitored by the investigating officials inside the prison. The news of I-T raid on Minister Vijayabaskar's house did reach Sekhar Reddy in the jail. But he did not react at all in any manner. Even this was noted and passed on to the higher authorities.
It is also informed that steps are being taken to detain Sekhar Reddy in the prison itself based on the incriminating documents that have been found in his house and offices earlier. Only on this ground, even this time, he has been re-arrested. Two of the ministers who are otherwise close friends of Sekhar Reddy and some more ministers of TN Government are presently under the scanner of I-T authorities. Sources of I-T Department have revealed that sooner or later they would conduct search operations in their houses and offices. Simultaneously, details of Sekhar Reddy's visitors and his movements are being continuously watched and reports are being submitted to the concerned higher authorities. On this basis only – still particularly, after the visit of one close friend of AIADMK party to Sekhar Reddy in the jail, the latest IT raid is reported to have taken place. This has sent some shock waves to Sasikala and her men.
In the meantime, Sasikala party members have conducted some meetings with those who had business contacts with Sekhar Reddy and taken some important decisions. Accordingly, Sasikala team has decided to cull out the undisclosed account details of those members who belong to Panneerselvam's side for handing over the same to I-T for necessary investigation as deemed fit. In the process, if the I-T authorities fail to take necessary action in this regard, Sasikala team has further planned to approach even the courts. Ultimately, all the dramas that are going to be staged at the expense of Sekhar Reddy are going to be out in the days to come.


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Electric Car Charging in the Peak District
Keep on motoring at Chatsworth in your Electric Car…
The Devonshire Arms Inns at both Pilsley and Beeley on the Chatsworth Estate are proud to be the first properties in the area to have installed a TESLA and Universal Electric Car Charging Points for customers so now you can travel over, check in and forget about the worry of having enough power in your car as you can use one of our charging points.
Always leading the way, Devonshire Hotels & Restaurants Group Ltd. has recently installed TESLA and Universal electric car charging points in our car parks at both the Devonshire Arms at Beeley and Pilsley on the Chatsworth Estate as part of our commitment to giving customers what they need whilst at the same time promoting better environmental practices for the region.
The new charging service at our inns is available complimentary to all diners and residential guests and helps ensure you enjoy your visit in the knowledge that you will not be caught short when wishing to explore the Peak District and Chatsworth Estate.
We are committed to going the extra mile for our guests and this recent addition to our facilities demonstrates we are a forward-thinking group with an eye on the future.
Managing Director Richard Palmer said "We work hard as a group at reducing our carbon footprint where we can with several ongoing initiatives – Offering guests an electric car charging facility at our Chatsworth properties not only helps us do that, but at the same time it gives our guests the convenience and peace of mind that we can cater for their car charging needs and can help them make the most of their stay in the region"


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Laila: "Look at mom over there, looks like she`s trying to get together a blog post."
Elle: "Ha! Awesome. Can you imagine all the cool stuff we'll be able to get away with today?!"
Maybe one day I'll get something together here. 🙂
Fall is coming! I can feel it. (Ten smileys)
Why is my comment box so light and so tiny? I have no idea. Also, I hate that it`s at the top of the post. I DO adore comments (in case it looked otherwise.) Someday we'll get that all fixed. I did a little research, and it`s not just "clicking a button" somewhere, it`s reformatting a code of some sort.
WHY do they have to make it so hard. WordPress, you ought to be ashamed of yourself.


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I promised you all my favourite "green juice" recipe so here it is in all its green glory. I have mentioned the benefits of "green juice" before so I wont repeat myself, but if you want a little look then it is right here. It is so easy to juice without a juicer all you need is a jelly strainer, a blender and your green goodies and you are set.
To make this juice, you will need a chunk of cucumber, a big handful of spinach and an apple (lemon juice is optional), once your veggies and fruit are chopped, you need to throw it all in a blender and give it a blitz.
Once you have blitzed your greens pour the smoothie like mixture through a jelly strainer bag, letting it drip through then give it a squeeze to help get all the juice out.
After all the liquid is squeezed out you will be left with a bright green pulp that the compost heap will love.
Next all there is to do is decant it into an airtight bottle or canning jar and drink away, this is the perfect breakfast juice and always keeps me full until lunch.
Does anyone else like "green juice"?


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Would-be subway suicide bomber Najibullah Zazi speaks
NEW YORK (CBS) - In the months before he planned to detonate backpack bombs on the nation's busiest mass transit system, Najibullah Zazi, taped a martyrdom video at an al Qaeda camp in Pakistan.
Zazi, testifying in the federal trial of one of his alleged accomplices, told a jury Wednesday that his bomb-making instructor asked him to address America as he spoke his last will and testament into a video camera.
"This is the payback for the atrocities that you do," Zazi recalled himself saying. Payback for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Zazi explained.
Zazi, 26, was born to Afghan parents, grew up in the Pakistani city of Peshawar, moved to Queens, N.Y., as a teen and became a permanent U.S. resident. He is the admitted ringleader of what authorities consider one of the most serious terrorism plots on U.S. soil since September 11, 2001.
He pled guilty in February 2010 to conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction, conspiracy to commit murder abroad, and of providing material support to al Qaeda.
More on "The plot that almost happened"
Zazi spent a second day on the stand as a prosecution witness against Adis Medunjanin, 27, a naturalized U.S. citizen from Bosnia, who is accused of the same crimes and faces a potential sentence of life in prison, if convicted.
A third conspirator, Zarein Ahmedzay, 27, an Afghan immigrant who also pled guilty to a role in the plot two years ago, testified when the trial began Monday.
The three Muslim men attended the same high school and mosque in the Queens neighborhood of Flushing and became "very close friends," Zazi said. He dropped out in 11th grade and held various jobs including selling coffee from a street vending cart.
Other than his brief allocution during his February 2010 guilty plea, this was the first time Zazi, the central figure in the foiled plot, had described his travel, training and planning.
Zazi said he became radicalized by listening to audio recordings, provided by Medunjanin, of Anwar al-Awlaki, the American-born, jihad-promoting imam who migrated to Yemen before he was killed by a U.S. drone strike last year.
Domestic terror plots down after terror leader Anwar al-Awlaki's death
"His views was that America is oppressing the Muslims," Zazi said of Medunjanin. "Muslims should fight Americans. That it is their duty to fight America and those who attack Islam and attack our Muslim lands."
The trio left for Pakistan in 2008 hoping to fight alongside the Taliban against U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, Zazi said. He credited the Taliban with bringing "peace and security" to Afghanistan after the chaotic post-Soviet occupation. Zaid said, "Taliban had nothing to do with 9-11."
Zazi, Medunjanin and Ahmedzay took warrior names - Zazi's was Salhuddin - and soon found themselves as recruits at an al Qaeda terrorist training camp in the Waziristan region of Pakistan. They learned how to fire pistols, AK-47 machine guns, bazookas and rocket-propelled grenades. Zazi said he learned how to make explosives with hydrogen peroxide and ghee oil.
Zazi said the trio encountered one of the most wanted al Qaeda fugitives in the world, Adnan Shukrijumah, whom they knew as "Hamad." He identified Shukrijumah's photograph in court. Shukrijumah, under indictment in the 2009 subway plot, is an English-speaking Saudi who once lived in Florida and is seen as a guiding hand in numerous plots on Western targets.
As inspiration, Zazi said, Shukrijumah played them videos of the July 2005 London transit bombings carried out by four suicide bombers who killed 52 commuters. "He said about it -- that this was a very big achievement, achievement through hitting United Kingdom economically" Zazi recalled. Shukrijumah asked them to conduct a martyrdom operation. Times Square and the New York Stock Exchange were among the targets discussed.
Before Zazi and his two friends returned to the U.S., Barack Obama has been elected president.
Their al Qaeda handlers said, "They need to send a message to the United States and Obama," Zazi testified. "Pull all your troops and leave us alone."
To avoid carrying an incriminating manual in his luggage, Zazi went to an Internet cafe in the border town of Peshawar, scanned his handwritten bomb-making notes, and emailed them to himself. He created Yahoo and Microsoft Hotmail accounts calling himself "zazimjhd." The "mjhd" was an abbreviation for "mujahidin," commonly thought of a "holy warrior," but which Zazi defined as "freedom fighter."
To increase their lethality, Zazi planned to tape metal ball bearings around his homemade explosives. "The ball bearings do the damage," Zazi said. "The ball bearings go like bullets." He would wear a "suicide jacket" that would hide the explosives, he said.
Upon return to the U.S., Zazi moved in with relatives outside Denver and took a job as an airport shuttle driver. Soon, he was using the white 16-passenger Ford van to store chemical ingredients for a homemade bomb that he acquired at hair salon supply warehouse, a Lowe's and a Wal-Mart.
During the summer of 2009, Zazi traveled three times between Colorado and New York and maintained contact with his conspirators, he testified. "We talked about if we are still into the plan," Zazi said of one meeting at their Queens mosque. "Zarein and Adis said 'yes.'"
Prosecutor David Bitkower asked, "All three said they were committed to the suicide operation?"
"Yes," Zazi said.
They sat under a tree in a park and discussed the timing of targets of the operation, Zazi said. They chose to strike in the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, which ran from late August to late September in 2009. They would attack trains running through Manhattan during rush hour, Zazi and Ahmedzay said.
Back in Colorado, Zazi rented a hotel suite with a kitchen to begin building acetone peroxide detonators and tested them outside. In a coded message, he told Zarein Ahmedzay. "I fixed the wires in the computer, and it worked." He brewed enough detonator material for three bombs.
In early September, Zazi made a key misstep. He sent three emails seeking a bomb-making advice to an al Qaeda operative in Pakistan whose communications were being monitored by intelligence officials. He never received a reply.
For two days, Zazi drove from Denver to New York with bomb components in the trunk of his Hertz rental car.
"My purpose in coming to New York was to construct a martyrdom operation," Zazi testified. He arrived Sept. 10, 2009. The plan called for three backpack bombs to be carried into the New York City subway.
Counterterrorism investigators, tipped by the intercepted Zazi's emails, were waiting for him on the George Washington Bridge crossing from New Jersey into New York. Police stopped his car but let Zazi go, and followed him. Zazi suspected he was under surveillance.
"The police is after me," Zazi typed in an unsent text message, he said, he showed Medunjanin at their mosque. "We are done."
Zazi flew back to Denver, where he lied his way through three FBI interviews before he was arrested.
His guilty plea was part of a cooperation agreement with the government which has led to more than 30 debriefings with intelligence officials and his testimony in Medunjanin's trial. His cooperation could lead to the government recommending something less than the life sentence Zazi faces for his foiled plot.


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