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Happy Birthday, Papa! I love you!
I smsed him the exact same sentence above and I think he got pretty surprised. I mean come on. Asians have a big diffculty expressing themselves. Especially to their loved ones. I can never ever say 'I love you' to my parents and my ever-the-same-idiotic-annoying-but-funny brother. But yet I can say it to my close friends. Even if I wrote that 3 words on a card and present it to my parents, I'd be all icky inside. Its like its a weird thing to do. Sigh, why are all Asians like that? Especially Asians that live in Southeast Asia (duh! not saying those who lived in the UK or US their whole life.)
Anyway, my father was the one who taught me many things especially sports. He's a great athlete, he can run for like an hour and not feel tired. But lately he's having problems with his legs and he's not that active in running anymore.
He was the one who exposed me to swimming at 4, he was the one who taught me how to ride a bike at 6, he was the one who taught me how to play badminton at 8, he was the one who taught me how to play table tennis at 10… It was the exposure of sports that made me took part in the Sports event in primary school. The spirit of his love of sports never dies. He was also always the one who accompanys me to all my roller-coaster rides (just because my mum and brother can't take the thrill). He usually always gives in to my demands, like how he gives me cash when I'm broke and always pamper me with birthday gifts.
He's a great person, and also a fabulous father that I could never ask for more. Happy 55th birthday Papa, I will always love you. Thank you for everything you've done.
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Russian celebrities have spoken out about the performance of Sergey Lazarev in the contest "Eurovision 2016".
The vote on "Eurovision 2016" was very intense. Bookmakers, music critics and the world's media predicted Sergey Lazarev first place, but he finished third. But many have long been confident in the victory of our artist. What a strong room, the song… Philip Himself has invested his heart and soul into the competition this year. Before the finale the king of Russian pop music admitted that I have not experienced such strong emotions, even though the contest gave 20 years of his life.
In the end, the first was Ukraine, the second is Australia. And it's only after the audience vote! The professional jury has put our country on the fifth place ranking after Malta, France, Ukraine and Australia.
"Friends, we did everything we could – with a smile Lazarev told reporters after the announcement of the results. And then he added: – Thank you for your support. Third place is very good. I am very happy and felt everyone who was worried and cheered for me. I have no words, because it was very nervous. But I am very grateful to you."
The voices of the audience of Europe was given to understand that the political component is still present at the competition, because the opinions of ordinary viewers and the professional jury at the root parted. Ordinary people are put in the first place Sergey Lazarev, but the jury decided otherwise.
On the eve of the competition from the Ukrainian side were unpleasant statement that they will withdraw the candidacy in next year, if the victory of our Sergei. It's nice that the people of our country, and Ukraine does not adhere to the imposed prejudice and aggression. Surprisingly, the audience in Russia voted for Ukraine giving 10 points , and they in turn gave the majority of us, 12 points.
Even before polufinala Russia highly assessed the chances of winning singer Jamala, which was represented at the competition Ukraine. Well-known journalist and music critic from Russia Artur Gasparyan said that the room and the vocals of the participant – the best that I saw today "Eurovision".
When there was a vote it was not clear how to vote the audience, and only then, on the Eurovision website has published the results of the voting viewers. Broadcast presenters announced only the total score. We will remind that this year changed the system of evaluation of performances: 50 percent of votes gave national jury, 50 percent of viewers.
Oskar Kuchera, who was in the jury of Russia at "Eurovision" commented on the votes of other countries, deciding to tell it like it is.
"Eurovision…Let's be honest, that is called word of mouth; not one grandmother said, and I was in the jury of this contest. And so: in my opinion, and I tried according to your taste, the room made from and to with the song, which can sound in the air, was only Lazarus.
In the second position in my chart was Armenia. The beautiful gentleman with a hit, but without a number, Austalia have not caught on, but it's private and so on…
Now about Ukraine: Jamala is a fantastic singer and I don't care what it is people. It honestly. Moreover, when I estimated it, I didn't care what she is singing. It was important for me everything that relates to creativity: song, feed, room, appearance…
The song is mournful, without the expressed song you remember even the second time is simply impossible. Crying Yaroslavna. The flow and vocal gorgeous. Appearance wonderful. But the room… not at all. Came, sang and left. It may probably be so, but certainly not on Eurovision. So when you will have something to say about the politicization of our jury, you will remember that it was me. And you know me. I do not care for ranks or titles. I am for business. But most of all I find it strange that the international jury have voted for Australia, the Audience for Russia, but Ukraine has won. It tryndets comrades. It's disgusting. But most of all pleased that the People-the People of Ukraine voted for Russia. People are not fooled. And it's worth more than money".
Yet the friendship of the peoples there, and the music prevailed, though not officially. This is the opinion of the majority of Russian celebrities who are rooting for Sergei, in the Studio "live" with Boris Korchevnikov. After the announcement no one could hold back the violent emotions and even some tears.
"I until the last moment cherished the hope that no politics at the competition will not. I told myself that the quality of the singing, the quality of the product, the ability to keep yourself win policy. Unfortunately not. Funny to say, but Angelica had predicted all the results a week ago. She guessed all, I don't know how. It should be noted that Sergey Lazarev is a great man that congratulated Jamal on the victory. The girl is very talented and brilliantly acted, but Serge Lazarev better," – said Otar Kushanashvili.
"I do not want to talk about politics, to such an extent everything is obvious and clear that that's true, it is not necessary, – says Nonna Grishaeva. – I want to say about Sergei, he's so hard on yourself, prepared. I am very pleased with the trend of the last two years, which takes place at the "Evrovidenie". From Russia go not just singers, and professional dramatic artists. Polina Gagarin and Sergei and such are".
Singer Ani Lorak also not remained aloof and tried to maintain a kind word ward Philip Kirkorov.
"Third place is a great result. Although, of course, I really wanted to I won first place. He deserved this victory like no other. We have known each other almost since childhood, played together in the program "Morning star", I know what he is a slogger. Miracles do not happen, it to the three minute success was my whole life. And it was a phenomenal, bright, objective best. I do not doubt that it will. After all, with Sergei worked as a great team of professionals headed by the godfather of my daughter Philip Kirkorov. I, like Sergei, a room for "Eurovision" in 2008 put Fokas Evangelinos know how he is demanding, he is not looking for easy ways. I remember after my presentation, everyone said, "You fluttered around the stage like a butterfly." And only I know how many hours of training has cost me this ease. And I know what Sergei was rehearsing, honing their speech – 8-9 hours / day! Because the Fokas says: if a person has talent, ability, they need to be able to show in the most advantageous light, like the diamond – cut to give. Here Sergei and showed himself one hundred percent. But competitors this year were serious. If we evaluate only the voice, Jamala, my compatriot, he is very strong. And I'm glad its victory. For me, Russia and Ukraine – as brother and sister, so I'm pleased to win – and both in the top three of each of them."
We will remind that from the very beginning Sergey Lazarev was among the favorites, his song was warmly received by European critics, in iTunes it even before the start of the contest firmly entrenched on the first positions, but after Lazarev showed my number in the first semi-final in Stockholm, he became the most talked about party this year.
But Ukraine was not in the shade. Let's not be like voting in the first round of the jury and discard everything except the speech of Jamala. It was strong. Memorable. The singer's vocals and the room definitely left a mark. There is therefore nothing surprising in the fact that it was in the top.

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2 Corinthians 12:11 New International Version (NIV)
Paul's Concern for the Corinthians
11 I have made a fool of myself, but you drove me to it. I ought to have been commended by you, for I am not in the least inferior to the "super-apostles,"[a] even though I am nothing.
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A Professor Clue Surreal Mystery
That was the million dollar question. And not monopoly money either. Plus he was only the latest in a series of ruthless game board murders.
But he was by far the most prestigious, and his murder was the most outrageous: crushed under a massive pile of hotels from his own game. Only his crumpled top hat and cracked monocle survived.
The prime suspects were the game next door on Parker Brothers Boulevard. Clue. Somewhat ironic, as that is my name as well. Let me introduce myself; Professor Clue, detective extraordinaire, genius without peer, mastermind of criminal doings. Oh yes, and modest too. My assistant is Quiz Boy, a youthful, high-spirited lad, still under my tutelage, and in desperate need of it, but on occasion, useful.
Quiz Boy had assembled the five suspects in the observatory, a nice, spacious and pleasant room. I believe one of them is the culprit behind the Game Board Murders, as the newspapers have dubbed this sensational crime.
There is Doctor Pomegranate, famed fruit disease researcher and physician; Captain Mayo, heroic military veteran of many wars; Lady C. Gull, the faded and slightly looney silent movie star; Miss Crimson, the sultry heiress to the Chinese Checkers fortune; and Mr. Verde, the adventurer, explorer and big game trapper.
"One of you," I intoned dramatically, as is my wont, "is a murderer."
"Oh pish and tosh," drawled Lady C. Gull, "why would any of us commit murder? What would we have to gain?" She leaned forwarded towards Quiz Boy and whispered, "Where is the camera? Is it getting my good side? Where is that makeup girl?"
"This is not a movie," I stated in my best Basil Rathbone voice, "but someone will be flashed across the television news, I imagine, in handcuffs." Lady Sparrow perked up at that, until I said, "But it's not you; you're too frail to push those hotels down on Mr. Monopoly."
"So Miss Crimson is eliminated too then, for the same reason?" Doctor Pomegranate asked.
"Perhaps," I played with their anticipation. "But she has youth and an athletic body on her side, if I may be so bold." I tipped a pretend hat at her.
"You may," she smiled her dazzling smile, crossing immaculate legs, miles of them. "Daily Chutes and Ladders keep me in shape."
"The murderer, Professor Clue? You said you know who did it. Can we get on with this?" Mr. Verde was impatient, often a telling detail in murder cases.
"Yes, Mr. Verde. You are a likely suspect. After all, Monopoly town and other game cities were crowding the wilderness out of existence, and without it, what good is a big game hunter?" Mr. Verde started to deny it, but I pushed on. "And Doctor Pomegranate, it is well known that you and Mr. M were not close, I believe something about a woman you both fancied—correct, Miss Crimson?"
At that remark, Miss Crimson turned crimson. Doctor Pomegranate looked positively squeezed dry.
Quiz Boy moved into position. "That's brings us to Captain Mayo. Hero of Battleship, the Jenga offensive and the Mouse Trap campaign. Is that where you lost your eye, Captain?"
He nervously tugged on his black eye patch. "No, it was . . . the Yahtzee raid."
"Interesting." I strolled into the circle of the seated suspects. "Also interesting that you seem shorter, and if I may be painfully honest, a bit more rotund than I remember your appearance."
'He's right,' came murmurs from the remaining four.
"Could it be, that the eye patch is just a way to shield your myopic eye?" Quiz Boy then quickly pulled the patch off, revealing Mayo's normal eye, "Since you need the monocle to see!"
"Holy Husker Du, Mayo is actually Mr. Monopoly! In disguise!" Doctor Pomegranate stated the obvious. "But," he turned to me, "Monopoly was killed, we all saw—"
Quiz Boy slapped cuffs on Monopoly. "No, Doctor, you saw a top hat and monocle— Mr. Monopoly's body was never recovered; it was thought to have been crushed utterly out of existence. That was what began my suspicions as to the 'murder.' And my infallible deductions to solve this case."
I continued on. "Our clever friend here faked his own murder, to throw everyone off his scent after killing the other game board inhabitants. And you assembled here were to be next."
"But why?" asked a confused Miss Crimson.
"Shall you tell them, or I, Mr. Monopoly?" I offered him the challenge.
"Because as long as other board games exist, I can't be Monopoly! I'm one of many, and I must be the one and only, a true monopoly!" The police arrived then and took Mr. Monopoly away, as he screamed insanely about Community Chest, the B&O and Park Place.
To sum up this case, using the right vernacular: Monopoly took a Risk and ran his little Operation, but now he is Sorry that he failed at the Game of Life. It will be no Candyland in prison for him. Oh, I just kill myself sometimes.


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A usual go-to shade for fall lies within the brown hues, whether it's all the way down to a light camel or up to a dark chocolate. I spotted these H&M jeans along that spectrum one day in this rusty orange color that I just had to have (great fit and lightweight). It's still a bit warm in the city, so I paired this outfit with a railroad stripe denim shirt and threw on a pair of Y-3 kicks from last summer (still obsessed with them). The outfit could have easily been done up with a great pair of oxfords, but I like to add a modern sporty feel every so often, especially in between the warmer seasons. Accessorize and you're good to go. My friend Justin introduced me to these Chan Luu wrap bracelets a while back and they've practically been a big part of my #armswag (does that go for guys?) every since.
Note: I'm also now accustomed to putting the watch pocket (ticket pocket, condom pocket, whatever) on most of my jeans to good use with a great key chain — yes, keys intact — for it to act as a kind of "charm". Granted it's not the safest thing in the world, especially walking the streets of NYC, but after a few years of doing this, I have yet to experience any devious hands going in for the snatch. With the keys being securely lodged, even I have a little difficulty taking them out when I need them and I suppose that if someone were to really try and have the courage to rip them out from a pocket that's virtually in front of you, he or she probably needs it more than you do. Still, anything goes and this note serves as a precautionary measure to style at your own will.


text: Welcome! "Alien Life" tracks the latest discoveries and thoughts in the various elements of the famous Drake Equation. Here's today's news:g ABODES - By studying sun-like stars, astronomers may have solved a mystery about the composition of comets. The study provides new insight into the processes behind planet and comet formation. See article.g COSMICUS - Nearly 40 years after Americans first set foot on the moon on July 20, 1969 with NASA's historic Apollo 11 flight, a host of private rocketeers are hoping to follow to win a 30 million prize. Here, SPACE.com looks at Team FREDNET, one of 17 teams competing in the Google Lunar X Prize. See article.g AFTERMATH - When an alien lands on the White House lawn, who should greet him (her? it?): Someone from the Immigration and Naturalization Service or someone from the Fish and Wildlife Commission? What legal rights would an extraterrestrial have? See article. Note: This article is from 1977, but the issue has been thought about very little.Get your SF book manuscript edited


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I love waterfalls and I get even more excited when I can swim in the plunge pool that the falls creates! This happened a lot when we traveled the Northern Territory but here in Victoria I haven't come across a waterfall I can swim at (please let me know if you know of anywhere in Victoria I can do this!) Ellenborough falls is the 2nd longest single drop waterfall in the Southern hemisphere at 200 meters long. When you're at the bottom looking up it is a magnificent sight! It is a full neck crane to look at this beauty! The walk to reach the falls was a steep down hill trek via narrow steps (641 to be exact) and I found this harder than the way up. Mainly because we had to carry a 2 year old and for some reason I just hate walking down stairs. At the end of the stairs you have to either climb over or duck under a steel fence (it's a single horizontal pole) and then scramble over large boulders. If you are not adventurous or a little scared I wouldn't recommend you do this with your little ones but we we're confident in doing this. Then you come to a lovely and cool plunge pool. The rocks are slippery so be careful! It was hard to swim with a young one without proper flotations devices so hubby sat on a submerged rock with the little one as the water is very deep. Back up the walk is not as bad as it sounds, much steeper than the 1000 stair which is close to home. But if my 2.5 year old can walk the whole way up without stopping in about 30 minutes you can too (especially when the recommend 45 minutes for the return trip), so don't let the climb put you off!
|This is taken at the start of the walk, so you can imagine how steep the walk is, especially to be just over half a kilometer long.
|The plunge pool to reward hard efforts at the bottom.
|The size of this waterfall is astounding! I struggled to take a picture that captured the whole fall.
|The sound down there is amazing!
|The plunge pool and large boulders that need to be scrambles across
|This is the best I could do to capture the whole fall and some of the plunge pool from down the bottom of the falls.


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[Neuro-syntax reading group] King et al. Syntactic Categories as Lexical Features or Syntactic Heads: An MEG Approach
King, Linzen, Marantz
Are syntactic categories like noun and verb categories of stems, such that the noun and verb versions of ambiguous stems like hammer are distinct, though related, lexical items, or are syntactic categories carried by affixes attached to uncategorized roots, such that noun and verb versions of ambiguous stems are derived forms built on a single root? This paper addresses the representational question posed by syntactic categories by examining the processing of category ambiguous words. If syntactic categories are in fact categories of stems, category ambiguity should yield processing uncertainty parallel to that engendered by other forms of lexical ambiguity, such as homophony. On the other hand, if syntactic categories result from affixation, category ambiguity should yield processing uncertainty parallel to that engendered by syntactic uncertainty, at least if morphological structure reduces to syntactic structure as claimed by Distributed Morphology. A magnetoencephalographic (MEG) experiment exploiting a single word lexical decision task supports the syntactic over the lexical account of syntactic categories; category ambiguity parallels syntactic ambiguity rather than lexical ambiguity. The paper illustrates how neurolinguistic data can contribute to testing competing representational theories, but only when tight linking hypotheses are motivated connecting linguistic theory, cognitive processing, and neural responses.


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Whether you are studying abroad in Salamanca, or studying from home during the Spring break, please keep in mind that the library has a growing collection of e-books, that make off-campus access to book research a little easier. You can search our e-book collection using the provider interface at NetLibrary, or from within the Library Catalog interface. Within our catalog, choose the "Advanced Search" tab and enter your chosen search in the top field/s, but add "NetLibrary" as a keyword search as well. Click here for a demonstration. (Note: Searching via our catalog will allow you to export your references into RefWorks).
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As we ease on into the latter half of November, things begin to slow down in San Francisco. Temperatures get cooler, the rains come, and the succession of holidays throws the natural order of things out of balance. Or rather, you might think so, but the truth is rather different. In fact, the next few days are loaded pretty heavily with events you really ought to check out. Here's a small list to help you navigate the complex waters of nightlife in the city. Read on -- your weekend awaits.
Saturday, Nov. 17, 10 p.m. - 4 a.m.
Though once a major force in S.F. nightlife, the influence of drum 'n' bass has waned in recent years. Nevertheless, there's a strong community of diehards that still go out in search of the genre's wild kinetic energy and spastic breakbeats. Both of those things will be doled out in ample quantity at this party, starring drum 'n' bass innovator LTJ Bukem. Getting his start in the early '90s, Bukem injected aspects of jazz and Detroit techno into the nascent form, giving it a stylistic direction that has remained through the present. Get ready for the night and stream Logical Progression, his era-defining mix CD on Youtube.
Sunday, Nov. 18, 10 p.m. - 3 a.m.
It's not a secret: San Francisco is really into the new sound of vocal tech-house. Few labels exemplify this movement better than Hot Creations, a label started by Jamie Jones and Lee Foss. Emphasizing the funk of deep-pitched basslines and '80s-indebted arrangements, the sound is less moody than some other takes on the same genre -- a fact that's responsible for its widespread adoption within club culture. If that all sounds too abstract for you, this Sunday offers a chance to hear it for yourself with a headlining set by Lee Foss at Monarch. Check out "Electricity," his recent cut recorded with MK and vocalist Anabel Englund, and expect another wild time in Monarch's fantastic-sounding basement.
3. Endless Summer Tour @ Mezzanine
Thursday, November 15, 8 p.m. - 2 a.m.
Are you the kind of person that wishes summer would never end? If you are, you might consider moving to L.A., because the city you're in currently doesn't really specialize in year-round warm weather. If that seems like too drastic a move, this party might satisfy you with an L.A.-centric roster of up-and-comers that includes such indie-leaning producers as Classixx (check out "Into the Valley"), Cosmic Kids (listen to the just released "Freight to My Soul"), and Jerome LOL (formerly of LOL Boys, and one of the entities behind the rise of the "Seapunk" aesthetic that's garnered so much attention lately). This is probably the last reference to summer we'll be seeing for a long time, so enjoy it before San Francisco gets cold and rainy.
2. James Murphy @ Public Works
Friday, Nov. 16, 9 p.m. - 4 a.m.
Though he's better known for his role in LCD Soundsystem, James Murphy has always been a DJ. Working together with Pat Mahoney, he created the Special Disco Version parties and re-introduced New York to the sounds of its clubland past. Today he continues much in the same vein, touring the world and playing extended sets of disco, '80s electro, and bits of house. We really enjoyed his last set at Public Works back in May, and imagine this weekend's party will be a natural sequel. For an idea of what to expect, check out "Losing My Edge" and his recent set on Boiler Room. Local support comes from Eug and -- full disclosure -- myself.
1. No Way Back Three Year Anniversary w/ Model 500 @ Mezzanine
Friday, Nov. 16, 10 p.m. - 2 a.m.
Two major events rolled into one, that's the best way of thinking about this week's top pick. Friday marks the three-year anniversary of No Way Back, one of San Francisco's most consistently excellent parties. To celebrate, the crew is bringing out Model 500 for a special headlining set that promises to dive deep into the roots of techno. For those unfamiliar, Model 500 is an alias/band created by Juan Atkins, a figure largely considered to be the "godfather of Detroit techno." Back in the '80s and '90s, tracks like "No UFO's" and "Jazz is the Teacher" were instrumental in creating the blueprint for the form. On hiatus for a while in the '00s, Atkins resurfaced recently alongside some rather important Detroiters to form Model 500 as a modern entity that releases singles and tours. Check out "OFI" and "Control" to hear the group's latest dancefloor hits.


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Morrison and Pask celebrate 25 years of jazz collaborations
This year marks 25 years since James Morrison plucked a 17-year old from her school band at Kirrawee High immediately after it had performed and asked her to join him to sing on stage.
That girl was Emma Pask from Como West and as a result of that moment, she has gone on to perform for kings, queens, princes and sang at Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban's wedding.
Pask is now described as the greatest Australian jazz vocalist of her generation
Morrison was blown away by Pask's voice from the instant he heard it.
That was the start of a close collaboration that has seen the pair perform to packed venues all over the world.
Morrison has been like a big brother, a musical and life mentor, and has guided Pask through inevitable career ups and downs. It is an enduring alliance which Sydney audiences have been calling on them to celebrate.
To celebrate the quarter century anniversary of their chance meeting in Sutherland Shire, James and Emma are taking to the stage to bring to life jazz classics by Gershwin, Duke Ellington and Cole Porter in a one-off concert at the State Theatre in Sydney.
Renowned globally as one of the finest jazz players of his generation, Morrison is a not only a trumpet virtuoso, but the complete showman.
Re-live the fabulous numbers made famous by these jazz legends. You're sure to be in the mood swingin' along from the first note.
State Theatre, Sunday, November 17, at 3pm.
- Bookings: Ticketmaster 136 100 or go to ticketmaster.com.au


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Are the Health Professions for You?
How can you be certain the health professions are right for you? Start by considering the following:
Do you enjoy science?
Pre-Health students may major in any department of the College. However, you should have a strong interest in and aptitude for science. There are many laboratory science courses required for most types of health professions, and your grades in these are important. It is difficult to be accepted to health professional programs with science GPAs under 3.0.
Do you thrive at working with people?
Most careers in the health professions require you to work with people. You need to be caring and compassionate, but you also need to be good at explaining difficult concepts to others at times of stress.
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Most health professionals work closely with colleagues and staff. A good working team will increase the chances of a good recovery for your patients, thus it is essential to the health professional school that you be a great team player.


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This is not your typical roast garlic, in that I am not roasting the entire head of garlic.
The other day at Costco I happened to see Christopher Ranch California Heirloom MONVISO Peeled Garlic, and I could not believe the price, a 3 pound bag for only 3.99.
I thought this is worth trying, as most of the time I buy fresh garlic and either forget to peel it until it is too late, or it starts sprouting on me before I can get to it. I thought for 3.99 bag this is worth trying. on their website I found this in a recipe to roast the peeled cloves.
Now I have found a new snack, "Roasted Garlic"
Roasted Garlic Soup with Parmesan Crisps
This recipe gives the directions for roasting peeled garlic cloves. Very simple and very easy.
I thought this would be so easy to have and make into garlic mashed potatoes.
You might like to look at their recipe section and the entire website, it is very informative and has great recipes, but I am happy just being able to have the fresh peeled garlic at hand whenever I want or need it., and for such a good price.


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Hey, come on — don't laugh at me. I know that all of the with-it food bloggers have moved on to newer, hipper, underexposed sources for their recipes, but this is my recipe book, not a place to prove my hipster cred. A long-time friend introduced me to these cookies at her birthday party several years ago, and once I got the recipe from her, they worked their way into my personal winter tradition. They have accumulated some good memories over the years.
The finished cookie is reminiscent of ginger snaps, but softer and with a lovely chocolatiness that got me hooked on the first bite. If you like ginger, give this one a try. If you really love ginger, try mincing 1/4 cup of crystallized candied ginger and adding that to the dough. It will probably melt during the baking, but you'll end up with a cookie that might possibly clear out your sinuses — in a good way, of course.
Don't skip the chilling step before baking, or you'll probably end up with thin cookie puddles. Still tasty, but probably not what you had in mind.
Original source: here.
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- 200 grams semisweet chocolate chips Just over 1 cup
- 200 grams all-purpose flour 1.5 cups plus 1 tbsp
- 1 1/4 tsp ginger dried, ground
- 1 tsp cinnamon ground
- 1/4 tsp cloves ground
- 1/4 tsp nutmeg ground
- 1 tbsp cocoa powder Dutch-process preferred, natural is fine
- 115 grams butter 1 stick or 0.5 cup, unsalted
- 1 tbsp ginger fresh, finely grated
- 100 grams brown sugar 0.5 cup, packed
- 80 grams molasses 0.25 cup
- 1 tsp baking soda
- 1 tsp salt
- 50 grams granulated sugar 0.25 cup
- Line two baking sheets with parchment.
- In a medium bowl, sift together flour, spices, and cocoa.
- In a large mixing bowl, beat butter and grated ginger until pale and fluffy (about 5 minutes with an electric mixer).
- Add brown sugar and beat until combined.
- Add molasses and beat until combined.
- Boil a small amount of water, then, in a small bowl, dissolve baking soda in 1.5 tsp boiling water.
- Beat half of flour mixture into butter mixture, then beat in baking soda solution, then remainder of flour mixture.
- Mix in chocolate.
- On a flat surface covered with plastic wrap, flatten the dough into a 1" thick sheet, then wrap well and refrigerate until firm.
- Roll dough into balls 1.5" in diameter. At this point you can freeze the cookies for baking later, or move on to baking them.


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Pulpit Exchange, Sunday, February 23rd
As part of our preparation for Dr. Phyllis Tickle's visit to Columbia to speak about "emergent Christianity", the sponsoring churches have planned a pulpit exchange for Sunday, February 23rd. The Rev. Carol McEntyre, Senior Pastor at First Baptist, Columbia, will join us for both services as guest preacher. On that same Sunday, Fr. Knute will be preaching at Broadway Christian Church, another of the sponsoring congregations. We invite you to come and welcome our guest preacher, as we learn more about the event we are sponsoring together.
Calvary to Host Diocesan Conference, Saturday, March 8th
Calvary will be hosting the diocesan Making Disciples Conference on Saturday, March 8th, from 9:00 a.m. until 3:15 p.m. The conference is called, "Holy Dying: a Faithful Approach to End of Life Issues". The program will focus on the importance of advance care planning and directives, and how to have helpful discussions with people we love around end of life issues, from the perspective of faith. Advance registration is required. Please contact the parish office for more information.Leave a Reply


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This Method Writers blog posting comes to you from the hands of Marty Pitchford, one of the characters in the book "The Method Writers". The fictitious characters from the book continue to work on final edits of their own book – "Fictitious Fiction".
Back in the day, Jessica and I were quite the item. I never felt like our love mimicked the typical office romance. Our passion for each other transcended the vicarious thrills of possibly getting caught in the cleaning closet. The office we worked in did not allow internal 'fraternization' so we kept things as cool as possible.
One time, when the company president left for an afternoon luncheon, Jessica decided we should commandeer his office. I thought she meant to use the nice soft, cushiony couch to the right as one walks into the office.
No, no. She had her sights on something else – his desk. I suppose I was like a puppy being fed tasty morsels by someone who wanted to lure me into a carrying cage to go someplace scary – like the vet. In my similarity with the puppy, I sensed this desire for the desk said something about Jessica of which I should beware.
But the morsels she handed out made the word 'allure' dull and dingy. I could not resist her energy. On that desk I swear we conquered the world. Looking back, I see the situation more along the lines of she conquered me with her daring-do. She established herself as the risk-taker – the person who feared nothing and who got what she wanted.
I suppose I was smitten by the apparent desire she showed for me. I stepped out and did things I would never even think of on my own. Other than the president's desk and the cleaning closet, we often worked after hours. We would push hard to get an abnormal amount of work accomplished, then spend the next two or three hours finding new places to christen in the professional highrise where we worked.
Near the end of this madness, about three weeks before Jessica had to quit and we got married, she got into putting a show on for janitors and anyone on the street who happened to look up. In fact, she insisted we use the less plush offices on the second floor to see if we could attract attention from people in the street.
Being with her during this time was like becoming a live mannequin except we didn't dress the window, we undressed it, so to speak. Around this time I began to sense Jessica's dark side. Unfortunately, this simply propelled me further into her world of chaotic passion. I never met anyone like her. I wanted to be with her all the time and she responded with open invitation.
What a wonder that I did not get fired in those last weeks of her employment. The Human Resources person actually sat us down and gave us an ultimatum – one of us quit or we both get fired. Since I made significantly more money, Jessica bowed out. Gracefully.
That act of her not making a scene, of her simply stating she understood how the company could not allow us to continue on, endeared me more to her. This level of responsibility looked like the entire package to me. She's wild beyond my craziest crazed dreams, she could be humble and respectful, and she wanted me.
I proposed as we walked out the doors that day. A little background for you, the reader, of how Jessica and I came to be. As a character, existing in a book is great – getting to write a book is divine. Be sure to keep up with what is going on with The Method Writers to see what happened in our lives next…


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Muhlaysia BookerAge 23
18 May 2019
Dallas, Texas (USA)
Muhlaysia was found dead in the street by police in East Dallas at around 6:40 a.m. A month earlier she had been brutally attacked outside apartments in south Dallas.
When a transgender woman was attacked in a Dallas parking lot in April, cellphone camera footage of the episode made national headlines, and the police investigated it as a possible hate crime.
A month later, on Sunday, the Dallas Police Department announced that the woman, Muhlaysia Booker, 23, had been shot and killed. The police said it had no evidence linking the killing to the earlier attack.
Police responded to the shooting call in the 7200 block of Valley Glen Drive at around 6:40 a.m near the Tenison Park Golf Course. She was found dead from a gunshot wound.
At a news conference, Maj. Vincent Weddington said that officers found Ms. Booker shortly before 7 a.m. on Saturday, and that her identity was confirmed on Sunday. They had been responding to a report of a shooting and found Ms. Booker "lying facedown in the street, deceased from homicidal violence," he said.
Major Weddington added that Edward Thomas, the man who was arrested after he was filmed repeatedly punching Ms. Booker last month, was no longer in police custody, but that there was no indication he was linked to the killing.
At a news conference after she was attacked last month, Ms. Booker stood on a podium and faced a group of supporters, several of whom carried signs in support of transgender people.
"This has been a rough week for myself, the transgender community and also the city of Dallas," Ms. Booker said.
"This time, I can stand before you," she added. "Whereas in other scenarios, we are at a memorial."
In June 2019 Kendrell Lavar Lyles, 34, was arrested and charged with three counts of murder.
Lyles is also the person of interest in the death of Chynal Lindsey, 26, whose body was found in White Rock Lake on June 1.
Police said in May that the 22-year-old murder of Booker had similarities to two other attacks on transgender women, a murder in October and a stabbing in April, of which the victim survived.
In October, Brittany White, 29, was found dead from gunshot wounds in a vehicle parked southeast of Dallas. In April, a transgender woman was stabbed several times and left for dead in South Dallas. The woman survived and gave information on hers attacker.
Police said they were looking for links to another case in which remains of a transgender woman were found in Oak Cliff in 2017. The Dallas coroner had classified the death of Armani Dante Morgan, 27, as unexplained.


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It's even FREE! Tips for Night life in Hongdae
If you used to give up dancing in the clubs on weekends because of the crowd, or had to talk by shouting at your friends in pubs, here are some tips for you to enjoy your night even on weekdays!
Drinking is an important part of Korean culture. And there is a variety of an-ju (drinking snacks) in Korea. If you are a soju drinker or just simply interested in trying some of Korean drinking snacks, there are two places you should try tonight.
If you are looking for a cheap place, OK Pocha (OK포차) should be your first choice. All the an-ju starts from 2.900won and you can get so many delicious options with reasonable prices. No matter if you like to drink a lot of soju or not, these dishes would warm you up. They also have many chain stores in many areas in Seoul for you to enjoy!
- Address: 마포구 서교동369-7 (Mapo-gu, Seogyo-dong 369-7)
- Website: http://www.okpocha.com/xe/
If you are looking for a more private place for your group or date, you should come to Knock. This is the 24-hour restaurant where you can get a private room with just 5.000won for 2 hours. However, one dish there costs over 18.000won and you would have to order at least 2 dishes on the weekend. Although it is a bit pricey, it is still a good option for your group meetings.
- Address: 마포구 서교동 358-58 (Mapo-gu, Seogyo-dong, 358-58)
After the food, you can enjoy tons of entertainment in Hongdae. One of the most popular options for second round is the legendary karaoke! What is better than dancing and singing with your friends in beautiful karaoke rooms? If you are on a budget, there are plenty of coin norebang (karaoke room) where you can sing your heart out with just 1.000won for 4 songs. Or if you have a group of friends, you can get 1 hour of singing as many songs as you want for around 20~30,000won on the weekend after 6pm. Moreover, for saving good memories, there are also many photo booths on the street where you can get small pictures printed out immediately for just 1,000won.
Aside from Itaewon, Hongdae is the most famous areas for night life. There are so many clubs that cost you around 10.000~20.000won for entrance fee during the weekend. But do not worry yet. This article is for giving you some tips on cheap but fun clubbing. The busiest time of the week would be from Wednesday to Saturaday, but you can still have a lot of fun on Monday and Tuesday. Especially, most of the clubs during weekdays give you free entrance before 11pm or 12am. I was amazed with how busy it still was even on a weekday. The most exciting thing is there are some clubs that offer free cocktails! Free drink and free club entrance fee, why not?
The clubs that I have been to:
- Sink hole: This is a very popular club with 2 locations which are very close to each other. During the weekdays, if one club closes, the other would be open. Therefore, you can have fun any day of the week! However, after 1pm, the club would be very busy.
- Gabbia: This is a hiphop club with great music. The best thing about this club is they offer free drinks on weekdays. The club is not big but they offer great music with a DJ everyday.
Let's go enjoy your night anytime at never sleeping town Hongdae, you will have a great party that you would never forget!
Some information about me: Christie Pham
I'm a Vietnamese girl who lives in Seoul for 3 years. 'Experience, creativity and passion' are my three words. I never hesitate to explore every corner of Seoul where not many people know about and share my experiences with everybody. As an expat, there is no more interesting thing than experience exotic and local things during your stay right? Check my Ig: bohogirl_christie for more food and travel information ^^
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Welcome to the Spookiest Blog on the Block! Each month we have a different theme. You choose your chart, fabric and threads. Share your progress as you go along and post your finished piece by the last day of the month. You can join at anytime throughout the year and choose which months you wish to stitch with us. Happy Spooky Stitching.
Tuesday, 17 February 2015
February's Skeleton
I'll have to go back and stitch a witch, since I missed January, but I have picked my patterns for some of the future months.
Here is my Skeleton for the month of February
The designs were by Elizabeth Spurlock.
This appeared on Oct 31/Nov 1 date
The stitch count is 35x35 and I stitched on 14ct Fiddler Aida.
The heart was actual suppose to be DMC603, but I'm not really a pink person so I changed to DMC740.
10 comments:
- CATHI said...
Wonderful stitching!
- 17 February 2015 at 11:05
- Lili said...
Welcome!! :)
Cute piece!!
- 17 February 2015 at 11:14
- Jo who can't think of a clever nickname said...
I have a couple of those calendars! I miss them too. Mind you, I could make an entire calendar from all the freebie charts I have found over the years.
This is a cute little skull, we both used 740 this month!
- 17 February 2015 at 13:21
- Rita said...
Cute one!
- 17 February 2015 at 13:42
- Marcy said...
Very cute ... the bow cracks me up :) Too funny!
- 17 February 2015 at 19:08
- Patty said...
Cute! I have all the Cross Stitch A Day calendar boxes, don't know why they stopped publishing them. :-(
- 17 February 2015 at 20:27
- Esmeralda said...
Great choice of swapping the collar pink
Looks great
- 18 February 2015 at 08:20
- cheryl said...
aww ... cute!
- 18 February 2015 at 23:39
- Stitching Noni said...
oooh, so cute!
Hugs xx
- 23 February 2015 at 03:46
- AnaCristina said...
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Pall Water, a division of Pall Corporation and a member of the Danaher Corporation (NYSE: DHR) portfolio of water companies, is a global leader in filtration, separation, and purification technologies. Our trusted water treatment solutions ensure the continual supply of safe and reliable water for municipalities and industries. With more than two billion gallons of installed capacity spanning six continents, Pall Water is a leader in membrane-based water treatment solutions. We are the partner of choice for pretreatment, ultrafiltration (UF), microfiltration (MF), and/or reverse osmosis (RO) solutions. Explore our solutions online at www.pallwater.com.
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Execute commissioning service and contracted services to the installed base as assigned
Provide technical support and troubleshooting assistance to customers all over the U.S.
Assist in the development of service products to expand the service product portfolio
Coordinate the accurate installation, testing, commissioning, and service of Pall Water Systems and Products by Customers' Engineers and/or Technicians and/or Contract Engineers/Technicians
Test and solving PLC software and HMI software based on established designs and customer requirements
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You get to be a part of Danaher Corporation, rated 162 on the Fortune 500 list
Full benefits including medical, dental, vision, 401(k) matching all on day one
You will have pride knowing that Pall Water is well-known for high-quality systems
You will get the opportunity to travel to our different customers all over the country and understand their different needs!
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Rules Lake 1
1. No dogs allowed on the premises whatsoever.
2. No children under the age of 12 years whether accompanied or not unless prior arrangement is made.
3. No ground bait, loose feed, P.V.A bags etc… hook baits only.
4. No live bait whatsoever.
5. Frozen dead bait is allowed.
6. Barb less, single hooks only. No stainless steel.
7. Minimum 30" landing net.
8. Unhooking mat compulsory.
9. Minimum 12 lb break strain line.
10. If braid is on the reel, you must not use braided hook length. If a braided hook length is used, then mono filament line must be used from hook length to reel.
11. No keep nets.
12. No more than two rods per person.
13. A current rod licence must be in force and produced upon request.
14. Do not fish over or through the reeds and or plant life.
15. Fish only from the designated swims.
16. Do not use multiple swims unless you vacate the previous swim taking all your tackle etc… With you.
17. Your ticket allows you to use the whole venue with exception to the Specimen water. Ensure you adhere to the applicable rules allocated to the water if you decide to move.
18. All vehicles including push bikes to be parked in the designated car parks only and are not to venture on to any other part of the estate.
19. Radios, personal stereos and the like are not permitted unless used with headphones and must not be heard by the next swim.
20. No trees or shrubs are to be cut or damaged. This means also for using as a rest for nets, rods, etc…
21. No spectators allowed on the catfish lake unless pre-arranged.
22. All fish caught on this lake to be returned as soon as possible to the spot they were landed in.
23. No peanuts or nuts generally, on or off the hook.
24. No litter or waste tackles to be left on the banks. Put it in the bin right away.
25. No glass allowed on site.
26. No wading.
27. The owners or their representatives accept any responsibility or liability for cars, property or accidents outside the scope of their standard liability insurance. Any infringements of the rules will render even this facility void.
28. We reserve the right to add or amend the rules as the situation arises.
29. No spinners or lures.
30. No boilies whatsoever.
31. Hours of fishing are dawn till dusk. Do not be on the premises during the hours of darkness.


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The United States has a huge number of supermarkets and farms, where you can buy a variety of goods: from the cheapest to the rather expensive. Consumers are not limited to the ability to choose what they like. What stores do Americans prefer and what price are they willing to pay for quality food?
These stores operate in every state of America. They are united by similar products in the same price category. Prices are low, and the quality of goods, as well. Convenient shopping for decent buyers.
Nurse Megan (33 years old, North Carolina, Raleigh) believes that after a hard day's work, there's no time to go shopping. According to the principle of fast shopping, she picks up a basket of necessary products, without worrying about quality, thereby saving her valuable time.
In these stores, they sell organic products, which are very rarely found in supermarkets of the first category. These stores do not have a wide network in the United States. Many of them are far from each other and from the place of consumers' residence.
If such standard goods as water, washing solutions and clothes can be purchased much cheaper in stores of the first category, then a customer has a choice when selecting food: price or quality.
Natalia Perla (29 years old, the state of Florida, the city of Takahashi) believes that it is not a pity to spend additional money for the sake of health. The process of her shopping is complicated by the search for healthier foods.
The presence of such markets depends on the season, as well as the choice of products presented.
In the apple season, it is impossible to find strawberries, and in the strawberry season, you will not find apples. All this limits the choice of the consumer and makes them return to the supermarkets. Farmer's markets are a great find for the most very demanding, but a waste of money and time for a standard American.
The consumer will need a lot of patience, gasoline to reach a farm and the desire to taste natural food. Here, you will find fresh eggs, milk and meat. The great advantage is that farmers often supply their products to the local markets.
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Arts & Events
Heldentenor Simon O'Neill's Hertz Hall Recital
On Sunday afternoon, December 3, New Zealand-born tenor Simon O'Neill gave a recital at Hertz Hall. He was accompanied by fellow Kiwi Terence Dennis on piano. Both O'Neill and Dennis are much decorated artists with considerable international experience. For this recital they were also joined by the Pati brothers, Pene and Amitai Pati, who also hail from New Zealand.
Simon O'Neill opened the program with Beethoven's lengthy song "An die ferne Geliebte," Op. 98. Before singing this piece O'Neill recalled how much he was moved by hearing a recording of "An die ferne Geliebte" by the late Fritz Wunderlich. I too am a great admirer of the singing of tenor Fritz Wunderlich, who possessed what was possibly the sweetest-voiced tenor of all time. After hearing Simon O'Neill sing "An die ferne Geliebte," I must note that O'Neill's voice would hardly be called sweet. O'Neill, unlike Wunderlich, is a heldentenor, and O'Neill's voice, though powerful, tends to be a bit shrill at the top. Moreover, his tone is a bit brassy except when he sings a soft passage. Thus, Beethoven's love-song to a distant beloved came off as anything but sweet.
Next on the program was Simon O'Neill singing "Gott! welch dunkel hier,' Florestan's soliloquoy in his subterranean prison in Beethoven's opera Fidelio. For this great aria Simon O'Neill's voice was fairly well suited, for here Florestan bemoans the solitude and silence of his unjust incarceration. "I dared speak the truth," Florestan declares, "and chains are my reward." Simon O'Neill sang a version of this aria that appears in Beethoven's manuscripts for the opera he was going to call Leonore. The first two stanzas are the same as in the finished opera Fidelio, but the third stanza is quite different. Hearing this third stanza for the first time, I would say that Beethoven was right in switching to a new third stanza for the opera he released with the title Fidelio.
Following this aria, O'Neill introduced young tenor Pene Pati, who sang two pieces in Italian: "Angelo casto e bel" from Donizetti's Le duc d'Albe, and "Cujus animam" from Rossini's Stabat Mater. Pene Pati, who sang a robust Duke of Mantua in last summer's Rigoletto at San Francisco Opera, has a stirring tenor voice with great power. If I have one reservation about Pene Pati's singing it is that he hasn't yet learned how and when to harness his power. However, as he demonstrated in this recital, he is making progress in this direction. His Italian diction, as well as his Latin diction, were excellent.
Simon O'Neill returned to sing "Brünnhilde! heilige Braut," from Wagner's Die Götterdämmerung. This was sung by O'Neill in heroic fashion, with just a hint of shrillness occurring here and there. Then O'Neill left the stage while pianist Dennis Terence played Siegfrieds Trauermarsch" from Die Götterdämmerung, as transcribed by Busoni. As the final piece before intermission, Simon O'Neill sang "Nur eine Waffe taugt" from Wagner's Parsifal. This too was given heroic treatment.
After intermission, Simon O'Neill sang a set of songs by Richard Strauss. "Ruhe, meine Seele" suffered from a shrill high note on the word 'Sonnenschein," and a similar shrillness occurred twice in the song "Ich trage meine Minne." O'Neill's best singing in the Strauss set was in the beautiful "Morgen!" Here O'Neill allowed himself to tone down his powerful but occasionally strident tenor, and he sang this lovely piece in mezza voce, with a finish in soft falsetto.
Following the Strauss set, O'Neill introduced Amitai Pati, who sang "Dies Bildnis ist bezaubernd schön" from Mozart's Die Zauberflöte, and the Italian aria, "E la solita storia del pastore," from Cilea's L'arlesiana. Here a comparison with Fritz Wunderlich would be most apt, for Wunderlich's rendition of "Dies Bildnis ist bezaubernd schön" is a classic, perhaps the greatest of all time. Amitai Pati held his own in delivering a sweet-voiced rendition of this aria. His diction in German was excellent. Next Amitai Pati sang a rarely heard aria from Cilea's rarely heard opera, L'arlesiana. This piece too was beautifully sung. Amitai Pati sings with a sense of balance and sweetness that are quite different from his brother Pene Pati's tendency to overwhelm everything with sheer power. In fact, Amitai Pati may well have provided the most balanced and consistently beautiful singing of this entire recital!
To close out the program, Simon O'Neill sang Wagner's Wesendonck Lieder and "Ein Schwert verheiss mir der Vater" from Wagner's Die Walküre. Set to poems written by Wagner's inamorata Matilde Wesendonck, the set of songs known as the Wesendonck Lieder were written for a female singer, but over the years several male singers have ventured to sing them, perhaps most notably Lauritz Melchior. Suffice it to say, however, that Simon O'Neill's voice is not right for these tender, melancholic songs. In his renditions, only the song "Im Treibhaus" came across with the requisite sorrowful melancholy. However, pianist Terence Dennis performed the Eric Satie-like introduction and finale to "Im Treibhaus" with great feeling. The final aria in this program, Siegmund's invocation of his father's promise of a sword, was heroically rendered by Simon O'Neill, who may have saved his best singing for last. Along with the Pati brothers and pianist Terrence Dennis, Simon O'Neill accepted the enthusiastic applause of the Berkeley audience.


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I have a comment on the disclaimer that ran at the beginning of the December 8 show (I'm a bit behind).
You said,
"The following hour of programming contains language of a scientific nature, which may be offensive to some people.
If you believe that evolution is an attempt to undermine your creation;
if you are sure that the moon landing was a government hoax;
if you are certain of the age of the earth and that it is less than 10,000 years;
if you know global warming is fake because of an email you haven't ever read;
if you think developing cures to human disease from ten-celled blastocysts shatters human dignity;
then you are listening to the right show."
One of these things is not like the others. Evolution, the moon landing, the age of the earth, and global warming are matters of verifiable — if, in some cases, interpretable — fact. The question of whether it is ethical to destroy human embryos is not. It's a philosophical matter, and it's one on which scientifically literate people differ.
The construction and tone of the intro suggest that you consider your perspective on the status of human embryos to be the scientific one. There's no such thing. Science can inform our views on philosophical questions, but it can't resolve them. Calling those who disagree with you "sheeple" doesn't do much to resolve them either.
In case you're wondering, my perspective is that throughout human history, attempts to divide the human species into those who count and those who may be exploited or killed have always been destructive of human dignity.


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"My" team is going to a cup final. I'm not sure how excited I should be. It isn't USA or Brazil in the World Cup, it sure wasn't Notre Dame for the March Madness Cup (go with it…), and it sadly won't be the Red Wings fighting for Lord Stanley's cup. It's the team that I only started following last summer, and for that reason I'm not sure I deserve to celebrate.
Before the EPL season started, I was drawn to Manchester City because they had Robinho. He was off the team before I even had a chance to buy his jersey. I figured once he was gone I'd go back to mildly supporting Everton; I like Tim Howard, they have a couple of Irishmen and their beer sponsor isn't horrible. But then I started cheering for Man City. They were quick, albiet not as graceful as Arsenal or tough as Man U. Carlos Tevez, who I initially loathed on principle, is fascinating to watch when he's in top form. I'm pretty sure their 9/25 win over Chelsea sealed my fate as a fan. It also didn't hurt that I really like their kits.
So here I am, a new supporter to a band-wagon-able team. I bought a jersey and a scarf. Now what do I do?
Turns out, there's an app for that. I mean, there's a website for that: Bluffer's Guide to Manchester City. I already knew most of the trivia, but I still think it's notable. The team has basically acknowledged that they are so awesome as to attract new fans, and instead of pooh-poohing our newfound support, they are welcoming us with open arms.
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Archaeological Museum of Olympia
The Archaeological Museum of Olympia (Greek: Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο Ολυμπίας) is one of the principal museums of Greece, located in Olympia. It is overseen by the Ministry of Culture and Sports, and, as of 2009, is directed by Georgia Xatzi. When the original building was completed and opened in 1882, it was the first museum in Greece outside of Athens.
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|Ancient Olympia, Elis, Greece
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The museum houses discoveries from the surrounding area, including the site of the Ancient Olympic Games. The collection includes objects produced and used in the area from prehistory to its time under Roman rule. The principal pieces in the museum are Hermes and the Infant Dionysus (attributed to Praxiteles), some objects from the Temple of Zeus, the Nike of Paionios, as well as an oenochoe that belonged to Phidias. The extent of its bronze collection makes it one of the most important in the world.
Today, the museum is housed in two buildings: the principal building with twelve rooms for exhibitions, organized both around themes and ages of the objects. The other building is dedicated to the museum store, and is separate from the main structure, located on the path to the archaeological site.
History of the museumEdit
Excavation work at Altis in the 19th century quickly necessitated the construction of a building to display uncovered objects and works of art. The banker Andreas Syngros paid 220,000 drachmas to fund the construction and entrusted the design and building of the museum to two German architects and archaeologists who had begun the excavation on the site. Wilhelm Dorpfeld and Friedrich Adler, the architects, oversaw the construction of a neo-classical building which was erected on the hill of Drouva near the way out of Olympie toward the sanctuary. Finished in 1888, it was the first Greek museum built outside of Athens. It was damaged in 1954 by an earthquake, and later proved ultimately too small to house and display the museum's expanding collections. Plans to build a new museum were approved in the 1970s. Although it was unused for some time, the original building was re-purposed and since 2004 has been a museum about the history of the original Olympic games.
- Collection of terracottas (prehistoric, Archaic and Classical periods).
- Collection of bronzes.
- Collection of sculptures (Archaic up to the Roman periods).
- Collection from the Olympic Games.
Notable holdings and exhibitsEdit
- The Hermes and the Infant Dionysus by Praxiteles (possibly)
- The Nike of Paionios
- Zeus carrying Ganymedes
- Pediments of the Temple of Zeus
- The helmet of Miltiades
- Miniature bronze statue of a horse
The statue of Apollo from the west pediment of the Temple of Zeus was depicted on the obverse of the Greek 1000 drachmas banknote of 1987-2001.[1]
See alsoEdit
- ^ Bank of Greece Archived March 28, 2009, at the Wayback Machine. Drachma Banknotes & Coins: 1000 drachmas Archived October 5, 2007, at the Wayback Machine. – Retrieved on 27 March 2009.
External linksEdit
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Archaeological Museum of Olympia.
- Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Tourism
- Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Archaeological Museum of Olympia - Ebook by Latsis Foundation
- www.planetware.com
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One of the most weird and mysterious Systems in the Sirius Sector. What makes it so special are the inhabitants of two local planets, which both have a starport. One being Planet Primus, with a population comprising of intelligent monkeys, and the other, Planet Gammu by intelligent robots. The bigger mystery however is why there has been such little interest, and as a consequence, no success in finding out how this happened. So far every research expedition reaching these planets, returned empty handed and later unable to explain why. Here now is a timely warning that in the rest of the System, around the above mentioned planets, control is very much by the Nomads. They attack everyone immediately they enter the System; being regularly reinforced from the Unknown 3 System connected via a Jump Hole (JH) located north of Planet Gammu.
A lesser known fact is that the JH leading from the Lower Unknown to Omicron Gamma is also the arrival point from Yakutsk in the Altair Sector to the Lower Unknown in Sirius Sector using a Dimensional Rift.
Even less known, is that in the past one special operative from The Order, who originated from Planet Primus, was involved in the creation of one of the police clans. His name was "Ape" and he was well known for his unerring pursuit of criminals.
1. Bases & Dockable Planets
2. Jump Holes
- Omicron Gamma
Note: This is the exit point for the Dimensional Rift located in the Yakutsk System (Altair Sector).
- Unknown Jump Hole (map grid reference F5) - This JH leads to Unknown 3
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SAUDI Arabia's Almarai, which reported a 12 per cent rise in first-quarter net profit, plans to invest $400 million on expansions of its current projects in Egypt.
The firm made a profit of SR306.5 million ($81.7 million) in the three months to March 31, up from SR273.6 million in the year-earlier period, according to a bourse statement.
First-quarter sales rose 11.7 per cent year on year to SR3.04 billion.
News reports say Almarai is also studying the possibility of acquiring other food and agriculture companies,
Almarai was said to be studying the acquisition of Dina Farms, a unit of Qalaa Holdings. The Saudi company is among several firms in the kingdom planning to expand their businesses in Egypt, among them being edible oil firm Savola and Jannat Agriculture Investment Company. In June 2014, Saudi-owned company Beyti, in which Almarai owns 52 per cent, announced plans to pump EGP4 billion ($524.1 million) in new investments in Egypt to establish a juice plant and two milk farms. Beyti is a subsidiary of the International Company for Dairy and Juice, and is also 48 per cent owned by Pepsico.
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20 March 2014,
There are two sides to exploring biodiversity. One is fieldwork, often in interesting and remote places looking for new or otherwise interesting forms of life. As an entomologist with an interest in tropical flies this often means extended trips under challenging conditions armed with a net, various kinds of insect trap, a pair of binoculars and a notebook. We know so little about tropical insects that discovery of new species is a daily occurrence and almost everything encountered is interesting for one reason or another. Unfortunately, identification of most insects in the field is quite impossible, let alone proper recognition of new species. This is where the second and perhaps less glamorous part of exploring biodiversity comes in involving long hours of study back in the laboratory when the true identity of captures may be revealed and their significance evaluated. My ongoing collaboration with Wichai Srisuka as the Entomology Section of Queen Sirikit Garden in Thailand (http://www.qsbginsects.org/) is starting to provide thousands of specimens for study. Wichai and his staff have been running a type of trap known as a Malaise trap to sample insects on the forested slopes of two of Thailand's highest mountains, Doi Inthanon and Doi Phahompok. Specimens they have collected have been sent to me in Cardiff where I am beginning the process of 'working up' the samples. This involves first sorting the specimens into groups (or families and genera as systematists call higher groupings of species). Insect diversity is so great that no one person can be an expert in all of them. For this reason, many of the sorted samples are sent to collaborating colleagues around the world who are specialists in the groups concerned. I retain the rest for my own specialist studies.
Thereafter each specialist concentrates on identifying species that are already known and describing as new to science those that are not. The work does not stop there as once we have data on actual species and where they are found it can be interpreted to tell us more of, for example, the evolutionary history of a group of insects, their ecology or their biogeography (the study of how species and ecosystems are distributed geographically and historically). Furthermore, the results are of profound interest to conservation planners as they enable important areas of biodiversity to be recognised. As the work progresses I hope to feed back some of the more interesting finds through this blog.
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Mini album "Hello You" with Sunbeam Tilda | By Laurigami
Today I present to you a mini album made with the envelope punch board. There are three pages in the album. I used "Sunbeam Tilda".
The colouring was done with my Copics.
First Page
I made on the theme of butterflies
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I made on the theme of bees
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I made on the theme of hedgehogs
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HYPERTEXT – Getting Back into the Groove
With a few little glitches of memory and some software changes in Text Edit (Mac) that I wasn't aware of, I still managed to complete a short little hypertext story and post it up on site here: Little Lives
The first four text boxes (pages) are directly taken from the Tunxis New Media class project called "Apartment 9", run by Steve Ersinghaus and John Timmons. I believe this piece began in an earlier semester and when I visited a current class, the students were being asked to jump in at some point in the work and continue on with a separate trail from that point. I chose to start right from the beginning and focus on three characters already introduced (though I've assigned a name to one of the characters that was nameless and I'm not sure somewhere in the huge project she hasn't been killed off).
Here's the map, from the Tinderbox software which I use and which is being taught in the classroom.
It's a really silly story that I've chosen to continue, but the important part was merely getting back into the style of writing a hypertext non-linear piece. It seemed natural to me to choose the two sisters and the husband of one as a good basis for story.
With the story unfolding, I knew that each sister served a purpose to the story and the husband of one was a necessary tie-in. Another was the theme of food and cooking. I had some fun with that. I threw in online gaming, and of course, a contest, and managed as well to come back to the concept of recipes which was also part of "Apartment 9."
Then I ran into a problem with exporting from Tinderbox to html files for uploading to a website. What I found was that my simple little free text editor that comes with Mac suddenly didn't look at all the same as I remembered it would and I needed to change colors and sizing and add some info to the text that wasn't necessarily in the Tinderbox stage of the piece. It took a little bit of searching around and checking settings, until I found the "ignore rich text commands" on the text edit under "Preferences" and that got me back to the view I could work with, to change and add tags.
I didn't do anything much new with this piece, instead followed the css and html I'd used on the 100 Days Projects, Blueberries, and a few other pieces. It was just that first step towards getting back into the game.
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October 16th, 2011 at 5:43 pm
Hi Susan -great little hypertext story that is so helpful to the class…your map is definitely an art form. Thanks for sharing and for sitting in the class with us. S.


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Here is Bob the cat kindly showing the scale!
The green base board has its original paint and is in great condition.
The battery compartment is at the back! It will be fun trying to get it to work! A job for my dad I think!
It has a sun lounge to the side.
The roof has a little amount of damage which I will restore. Hardly surprising considering its almost 60 years old!
The windows are in lovely condition with the original curtains which don't seem at all faded!
It just needs a good clean and I can't wait to do it lol!
The floor and wall papers are original and are also lovely and bright no fading or water damage! Irene did comment it didn't at all smell meaning it hadn't been kept anywhere damp!
Its a lovely little house and just perfect for my little 1950's Grecon family!
It came complete with a nice original selection of early Barton furniture. There is also a chimney but apparently this model should of had 2!
I also got some lovely little bedding sets made for my Ivy cottage. The lady sells on Ebay but made these to fit my beds. They are so cute and pretty and really good value too!
She asked the colours and lets you pick the fabrics. I thought this one had a lovely old fashioned feel to it! Don't they just look adorable! They make such a massive difference to the room!


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Presence Oriented Relationship Therapy (PORT) is a comprehensive integrated approach to working with couples. It was developed in-house by Steven with the Relate Team to rapidly prepare our interns to see clients.
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Across four hourlong episodes TNT examines a variety of race-related issues, as seen through the eyes of NBA legend and Emmy-winning basketball commentator Charles Barkley. Never one to stifle his opinion, Barkley explores race relations from different angles and engages in thoughtful but spirited dialogue with a diverse cross section of Americans. To accomplish his objective -- to build mutual understanding that can lead to productive solutions -- he engages with everyday people as well as cultural and academic experts, honing in on such topics as police and race relations, Muslims in America, immigration issues and Hollywood stereotyping. The results are shockingly provocative and strikingly emotional, with Barkley finding his own preconceived notions being examined and challenged in each episode.
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