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I have a client who is using a widget to display excerpts of posts (catchy intros) on her sidebar.
To do that, she must use excerpts.
So we can't use excerpts for the "display custom post" code/list of posts on the page. We don't want the catchy phrases displayed there.
I have used [display-posts include_content="true"] but of course the full content displays (including post images unfortunately) and some of the posts are quite long.
Is there a way to limit the number of characters displayed? I have tried to use the "more tag" (<!--more-->) but it does not work.
Any suggestions/hints are appreciated, I will gladly test them.
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Dallas, TX – Blood glucose health is deteriorating in obese adults, despite overall progress in lowering blood pressure and cholesterol levels, which may raise the risk of Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular complications, according to new research in Journal of the American Heart Association, the Open Access Journal of the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association.
Researchers said their findings suggest that controlling weight in obese adults to reduce the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes should be a public health priority. (American Heart Association)
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Dallas, TX – Achieving the American Heart Association's definition of ideal cardiovascular health may also help prevent chronic kidney disease, according to new research in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
Life's Simple 7 are the ideal cardiovascular health factors/goals that include healthy blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, diet, body weight, enough physical activity and not smoking.
Casey M. Rebholz, PhD, MS, MPH; Assistant Professor, Department of Epidemiology, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. (Fred Dubs/American Heart Association)
Dallas, TX – Although supervised aerobic physical activity is a proven therapy for heart failure patients, lack of social support and practical barriers such as lack of transportation, keep many patients from benefitting from cardiac rehab programs, according to new research in Circulation: Heart Failure, an American Heart Association journal.
Dallas, TX – Doubling or quadrupling the minimum federally recommended levels of physical activity lowered the risk of developing heart failure by 20 percent and 35 percent, respectively, according to research published in the American Heart Association's journal Circulation.
"Walking 30 minutes a day as recommended in the U.S. physical activity guidelines, may not be good enough — significantly more physical activity may be necessary to reduce the risk of heart failure" said Jarett D. Berry, M.D., senior author of the study and an associate professor of internal medicine and clinical sciences at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School in Dallas, Texas.
A review of 12 large studies found when exercise and physical activity was doubled or quadrupled heart failure risk was reduced by about 20 to 35 percent, respectively. (American Heart Association)
Nashville, TN – Using a pedometer to count steps is an easy and accessible way to accurately measure physical activity and may be a better predictor of weight loss than self-reported physical activity, according to new research presented at the American Heart Association EPI/Lifestyle 2015 meeting.
Researchers compared the associations between self-reported physical activity, pedometer step count measurements and weight loss to determine if pedometers might offer a better way to measure some aspects of physical activity.
Pedometer. (American Heart Association)
Dallas, TX – Older adults with limited mobility may lower their risk of heart attack and coronary death for every minute of physical activity, according to research in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
"Reducing time spent being sedentary even by engaging in low-intensity activities could have important cardiovascular benefits for older adults with mobility limitations," said Thomas W. Buford, Ph.D., senior author of the study and director of the Health Promotion Center of the University of Florida Institute on Aging in Gainesville, Florida.
Regular daily walking reduced the risk of stroke, regardless of the pace or distance. (American Heart Association)
Dallas, TX – For the first time in the 50 years that the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association has released an annual snapshot of heart disease and stroke statistics in the U.S., the new report adds a global view.
Health data compiled from more than 190 countries show heart disease remains the No. 1 global cause of death with 17.3 million deaths each year, according to "Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics — 2015 Update: A Report From the American Heart Association." That number is expected to rise to more than 23.6 million by 2030, the report found.
Dallas, TX – Healthcare providers should treat unhealthy behaviors as aggressively as they treat high blood pressure, cholesterol and other heart disease risk factors, according to an American Heart Association science advisory published in Circulation.
"We're talking about a paradigm shift from only treating biomarkers — physical indicators of a person's risk for heart disease — to helping people change unhealthy behaviors, such as smoking, unhealthy body weight, poor diet quality and lack of physical activity," said Bonnie Spring, Ph.D., lead author of the statement and a professor of preventive medicine and psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Northwestern University in Chicago.
Dallas, TX – A new scientific statement from the American Heart Association reminds physicians and people with congenital heart disease that regular physical activity is still important and should be promoted.
Congenital heart disease (heart structural problems existing since birth) is estimated to affect more than 859,000 children and 850,000 adults in the United States.
People born with a heart defect need physical activity. (American Heart Association)
Dallas, TX – U.S. adolescents' high levels of poor health behaviors and unfavorable cardiovascular risk factors may increase their chances of heart disease as adults, according to new research in the American Heart Association journal Circulation.
Researchers estimated the current state of cardiovascular health of U.S. adolescents based on the seven cardiovascular health components defined in the American Heart Association's 2020 impact goals, which include both health behaviors and factors: blood pressure, total cholesterol, body mass index (BMI), blood glucose, healthy diet, physical activity and smoking. The 4,673 adolescents were 12-to 19-years-old and represented about 33.2 million adolescents nationally.
Poor diet in adolescents can raise risk of heart disease later in life. (American Heart Association)


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Cabana Home, a blissful & exotic find, is tucked away in the downtown streets of Santa Barbara. With outdoor as well as indoor décor, the store offers furnishings to fit your ideal coastal retreat. Whether your looking for finds that suit a beach bungalow, Mediterranean villa, or tropical abode... Cabana Home has it all. Their exterior garden is arranged to create a yard of paradise... I could have spent all day basking on their lounge chairs, all I needed was a good book and an umbrella topped margarita :) Enjoy!
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I have a FreeBSD (10) host connected to a Linux (Debian 7) box directly with a Cat 6 cable.
Both hosts have Intel X-540 10GBe NICs (ixbge).
Whenever there is heavy traffic (high PPS) from the FreeBSD side, the Link state between the adapters go down. Setting FC (Autoneg, RX/TX, all) off seems to not have any effect on this.
Neither OS kernels log anything useful, only message is about
<interface>: NIC Link is Down
After a half a second or so, the links goes back up.
- What might be the cause? or,
- how to troubleshoot this?
Tested with packet generator: It seems that it is exactly 8188 packets that get through and 8189th causes the link go down, regardless of packet size
EDIT 2: This seems to be the transmitting end (FreeBSD) that is to blame, connecting the port in question to another port on the same host yields the exact same results.


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Gym No Match as Tree-Climbing Fitness Retreats Prove Best
Instead of going to a gym, Erwan Le Corre climbs trees and shoulders heavy logs. And on your next vacation, Bloomberg Pursuits will report in its Autumn 2013 issue, he wants you to join him.
Le Corre's Santa Fe, New Mexico–based MovNat LLC is one of a handful of fitness outfitters offering getaways centered on the notion that our Stone Age genes are a mismatch for our Google-age environment. Unlike spa-centric wellness retreats from the likes of Canyon Ranch, these strenuous multiday excursions in places such as California, Kenya and Thailand aim to re-connect the officebound, white-collar set with the motions our bodies were intended to make in the natural world.
At MovNat's outposts in Costa Rica, Mexico and Spain, for instance, days are spent mastering what Le Corre classifies as the basics of human movement: climbing, crawling, jumping, running, swimming and lifting. Le Corre says his approach helps reverse the damage done by our sedentary lives.
"I want to see fewer of these people who are so out of breath they can't keep up with their kids on the playground," the 42-year-old Frenchman says.
The day might begin with a group outing into the forest, where a MovNat-certified instructor teaches participants how to properly crawl through the underbrush or vault over a branch blocking a trail; later, you might find yourself lifting 50-pound logs or scaling a tree, branch by branch.
Entire Body
Each movement Le Corre champions engages the entire body, he says, rather than targeting a specific muscle group like most gym workouts. If a client is unable to perform a given activity, trainers will modify the task accordingly.
Instructors also coach participants on how to adapt the moves for their yards or local parks. Ricardo Laborin, a director in emerging markets at Credit Suisse Group Inc. in Mexico City, says his retreat with Le Corre in West Virginia helped end his addiction to processed foods -- MovNat meals are devoid of sugar, starch and alcohol -- and spurred him to lose more than 20 pounds.
"I had a gym membership but rarely went," Laborin, 34, says. "When I saw photos of Erwan hanging from trees and lifting logs, I was sold."
Laborin says the highlight of his trip was the final morning, when his group woke up at 6, jumped in a creek, covered themselves in mud and worked out in a fasted state until lunch.
"It was one of the most-tiring things I've ever done," he says, "but it felt amazing."
Park Training
Back home, Laborin continues his training using logs, rocks and trees in a nearby park. "People look at me like I am crazy," he says. "My wife is ashamed, but I love it."
Mark Sisson, the best-selling author of The Primal Blueprint, hosts a like-minded retreat in Oxnard, California, every April, where attendees "go primal" for a few days and where seeing is believing: The former Ironman competitor turned 60 this year and sports a six-pack Ryan Lochte would envy.
The 150 spots at this year's PrimalCon, as the event is known, sold out almost immediately, spurring him to add dates in South Lake Tahoe, California, and Austin, Texas.
"People are starting to get it," Sisson says. "If sitting all day causes back pain, why would you want to go sit on some piece of equipment to fix it?"
Tara Wood, who runs Wildfitness from her base in Watamu, Kenya, embraced a similarly primeval approach in the early 2000s.
"I've always had this feeling that pristine health is about being outdoors," she says.
'Fitness Holiday'
Wood started out small, taking a few dozen people a year to Kenya and training them with beach runs and ocean swims. Today, she sells nearly two dozen retreats annually on the U.K.'s Isle of Wight; on a 1,250-acre estate in Andalucia, Spain; and on a spectacular deserted beach along the Kenyan coast.
"When I started out, people thought that fitness holiday was an oxymoron," says Wood, who inevitably hosts at least a few work-hard, play-harder finance types on each of her excursions.
It's easy to see the attraction. Demanding days on the Andalucia trip, for instance, end at a hacienda dating from the 1600s with a pool overlooking olive groves and sunflower fields.
Despite the movement's success, such an antediluvian approach to exercise has its critics.
"I'll be the first to admit that health clubs are unhealthy places," says Vern Gambetta, who's known as the father of functional fitness and has coached professional athletes in baseball, basketball, tennis, and track and field. "They are artificial environments that create artificial movements."
Cave Man Approach
Gambetta worries, however, that the so-called cave man approach overemphasizes intensity, risking injury, especially among people who aren't properly conditioned.
Le Corre acknowledges that these retreats aren't for everyone. The seriously overweight, for example, would be better served by working out with like-bodied people -- a type of retreat Le Corre says he's considering creating. For the most part, though, even the moderately fit are candidates for MovNat's current program.
It's not about strenuously re-creating some mythical past, Le Corre says, but about a paradigm shift. "We see people who are fit and we think: 'Oh, they must be lucky. They are the exception,'" he says. "No! They're normal. What's abnormal is the number of people who have forgotten how to move."


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Estimated Impact of feral house mice on sub-Antarctic invertebrates at Marion Island
- D. T. Rowe-RoweAffiliated withNatal Parks Board
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The energy metabolism of feral house mice Mus musculus was established on sub-Antarctic Marion Island, using the doubly-labelled water turnover technique. Mean water influx was 565 ml kg-1 day-1 and mean CO2 production was 5.41 ml g-1 h-1, i.e. 3375 kJ kg-1 day-1. From the energy content of the main items (Lepidoptera larvae, Curculionidae) in the diet of the mice it was estimated that the dry mass of food consumed was 3.5 g mouse-1 day-1. The overall impact of mice on invertebrates, based on mean mouse density and the mean percentage invertebrates in the diet, was estimated at 108 g ha-1 day-1 or 39.4 kg ha-1 y-1 (dry mass). Greatest predation pressure was on larvae of the flightless moth Pringleophaga marioni: 65 g ha-1 day-1 or 23.7 kg ha-1 y-1. Insect biomass is lower on Marion Island than on nearby Prince Edward Island, which is mouse-free. It is suggested that populations of certain insects on Marion Island are depressed by the alien mice.
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Pack 11 will be participating in the Narragansett Council popcorn fundraiser. The fundraiser features gourmet Trails End Popcorn! This is to fund the many events the Pack will participate in while keeping our dues and costs for each item down to a reasonable amount.
Remember – each Scout that sells popcorn will earn money for his Scout Account to spend on the events that he chooses. A commission will be applied towards each Scout that sells. The Pack will also retain a commission to maintain the Pack finances.
The fundraiser will have 2 parts:
- The first is the traditional take home order form where each scout can ask relatives and neighbors to help sponsor them by purchasing popcorn. In addition, mom and dad can take the order form to work and take popcorn orders there if allowed by their company. You should ALWAYS try to collect the money for the popcorn up front – this is much easier than trying to chase it down later!!!
- The second is the Show & Sell's scheduled at local stores – we need each scout to sign up for a time slot (1-2 hours) at one of the Show & Sell locations. Ann Marie Moore will be organizing the show & sell time slots.
All checks for popcorn should be made payable to: Pack 11, Coventry and include the customers telephone number and selling scouts name on the memo line!
2015 Show & Sell Schedule:
Saturday Sept 19 Popcorn Show & Sell – Stop & Shop 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday Sept 19 Popcorn Show & Sell – Tractor Supply 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
Sunday Sept 20 Popcorn Show & Sell – Stop & Shop 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Sunday Sept 20 Popcorn Show & Sell – Tractor Supply 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Saturday Sept 26 Popcorn Show & Sell–Old Theater Diner 8:00am to 3:00pm
Saturday Sept 26 Popcorn Show & Sell – Rite Aid 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Show and Sell Sign up will be available soon!
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Released: Apr 23rd, 2008
Running Time: 100 Min.
Director: Uncredited
Companies: Silver Sinema, Pure Play Media
Cast: Alektra Blue, Amber Rayne, Ashley Roberts, Ava Rose, August, Celeste Star, Jessica Lynn, Jordan Styles, Jana Cova
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
This pure lesbian-themed release features women, in pairs, doing their thing with help from the occasional vibrator. For once they all do about an equal job and it is to the point where personal preference for any of the performers would tilt the scale of lust in their direction.
Celeste Star and Jana Cova are one couple who include some giggling girlish BTS, and Cova also provides a noisy, inspired bonus masturbation scene with her dildo of the moment.
Retailing: Great cast of women cut loose in lesbian action.


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WebViewScreenSaver Turns Any Web Site Into a Screen Saver on Mac
Mac: Screen savers aren't as exciting as they used to be, but if you're looking to mix things up a little, WebViewScreenSaver allows you to use any web site you want as a screen saver.
Mac: Screen savers aren't as exciting as they used to be, but if you're looking to mix things up a little, WebViewScreenSaver allows you to use any web site you want as a screen saver.
Mac: Screen savers aren't exactly the most exciting affair, but if you've ever wanted to use a video file as a screensaver, SaveHollywood is a simple, free way to do it.
Bored of those static desktop backgrounds and want something a bit more animated? MacLife shows off how to use any screen saver as your desktop background with a little trick in Terminal.
The price of extra monitors has fallen steadily over the years, quality has risen, and Windows is more multi-monitor friendly than ever. Here's how to make the most of your multi-monitor setup in Windows 7 and 8.
Mac: Sleep No More is a small Mac app that sits in your menu bar and keeps your computer from falling asleep for a specified amount of time.
Mac: It's always a bit annoying when you're reading a long article (or just spacing out) and your computer cuts to the screensaver because you haven't touched the mouse in a while. Should I Sleep is an app that keeps your display from going to sleep as long as you're sitting in front of it by using facial recognition.
OS X Mountain Lion has a semi-secret directory stuffed full of beautiful wallpapers, including photos from National Geographic and images taken with the Hubble Space Telescope. Luckily, they're easy to find and use. You just have to know where to look.
The simplicity of the iOS lock screen is fantastic, so why not have it on your Mac? Screensaver+ lets you do just that, and you can even set an Android-style unlock pattern for added security.
Windows: Security Essentials Screensaver scans your computer using Microsoft Security Essentials (Microsoft's excellent anti-malware tool) whenever your screensaver activates.
Your best bet to protect your gear against theft is never leaving it unattended, but reader Time Pilot AKA explains how he uses a clever screensaver as a theft deterrent for his Kindle.
Windows only: Photo gallery application PhotoJoy turns your digital pictures into collages, desktop widgets, or 3D screensavers with just a few clicks. It's the type of application that your mom would like.
Windows/Mac: PolarClock is a novel screen saver that displays the passage of time in a series of shrinking concentric circles.
Eye-candy RSS reader/screensaver MappedUp plots the location of RSS items on a world map with a nice visual effect—so you can use the screensaver for more than just pictures.
Windows only: MultiPhotoQuotes is a feature packed replacement for the basic My Pictures Slideshow screensaver included with Windows.
Macworld's Dan Frakes shows off his favorite screensavers for Mac OS X in this video clip and many (but not all) are free, including AlphaBabySaver, Big Time Screen Saver, Econ, and Euphoria.
Windows only: Freeware application WPanorama turns your panoramic photos into videos or screensavers. We've already shown you how to stitch your photos into beautiful panoramas, but once you've done that, there aren't a lot of great ways to show them off. WPanorama animates the image as though you're a viewer standing…


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The MasterCard Alert to Control High-risk Merchants (MATCH) was developed to help increase customer profitability by enhancing an acquirer's ability to identify a potentially high-risk merchant before entering into a merchant agreement and, if a decision is made to acquire, whether to implement specific action or conditions with respect to acquiring.
Access to the MATCH API service for merchants located in the European Economic Area is not available due to local legal requirements.
MasterCard charges a quarterly inquiry fee for the MATCH API. The inquiry fee is tiered based on volume, with discounts for higher levels of MATCH activity. Existing MATCH customers may refer to Chapter 11 ("MATCH System") of the MasterCard Security Rules and Procedures Manual located on MasterCard Online.
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The new v3 resources are now available! The new resources contain several new features and enhancements to existing functionality. Details can be found under the "Resources" tab.
The current versions, v1 and v2, will not be available after December 31st, 2015. Any existing or new users making use of the MATCH service should implement v3.
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I have been super busy since my last post trying to get everything ready for the big move. I did not realize it had been so long since I had posted anything on the blog. So sorry about that. Hopefully my blog break is winding down and things will be back up and running again. Stitchy things! How I miss plying my needle and thread into wonderful fabric. The painting is almost complete. We finished the kitchen and dining room over last weekend. This week we are tackling the family room and then next week is the big move. Sage green and white in three rooms of he house and a beautiful gray for the family room with truffle for the overhead beams and trim. I love this color combo. Of course Bliss chose a deep purple for her room. The only room without fresh paint is ds room as he is going to put peg board on the walls for his guitars to hang. Hopefully I will have a bit of stitching to show soon. I will have lots of blog reading to catch up on as well. I do sneak peeks on insta gram everyday though, so not completely without peeks of lovely thread hitting fabric! Be back soon!
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Monday, May 30, 2016
A Journal
This is the awesome journal that Bliss brought back from her UK trip for me. I am so in love with it. Just awesome! When she saw it, she said it would be perfect for my doodles.
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Monday, May 23, 2016
Monday, May 2, 2016
The roses are coming into full bloom and are glorious! The smell is so lush and heavenly. Now back to packing. No stitching for the next bit as we are preparing to move. We close on the 10th of May and I have lots to do between now and then.
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Tuesday, April 19, 2016
Our Soon....
To be new home....
We made an offer on a house and it was accepted.
The yard is amazing and has so many flowering bushes.
The landscaping is a wonderful delight.
Filled with the most glorious blooms.
Of all colors and sizes.
These are but a few. There are pear trees, apple trees, plum trees, a fig tree, several red crab apple trees, cherry trees to name a few. And roses, which I dearly love. All this sits on three acres of beautiful property for us. The house is just as wonderful. Three beds, two full baths, large kitchen which is a must for me. It has double ovens that I love. A really nice dining room. And last but not least a big wood burning fireplace, not gas logs in the living room. I am so excited about our house. We should close in the next few weeks, until then I will be up to my eyes in packing boxes. Another lovely feature to the house is that it is just a short distance from my parents home. Off now to a cuppa and then back to filling those boxes.
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Friday, April 15, 2016
Now We Know
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Wednesday, March 2, 2016
A New....
Knife has been made for me by the Mr. The Mr. has taken to making knives over the past year and this is the second one for me. It is light weight and thin and is very sturdy. I am in love with it. I now will need to make a sheath for it and this one will be done. The blade is very sharp and hard even though it is lightweight and thin. The Mr. has done a really awesome job on this one and I am looking forward to having new ones to add to my collection. Although I do collect knives, they can all be used and are used when needed.
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Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Catching Up
This month has truly flown by and I have not posted anything on the blog. I do apologize for that, but I have been really busy more on that at a later date. I have started a new slow cloth that I will be stitching on over the next few months. No deadlines. No pressure. Just something to stitch when I have a few spare moments. I am using white fabric along with some of the batik fabric that my son had gotten me. I really like the pop of color amongst all the white.
A large spool of para cord my dh bought...I cannot wait until he empties out the spool, so I can have it.
I have also been doing a bit of fussy cutting this month for two projects. One for me and one for a swap that I am in. More on both of these later, but I did want to post a sneak peek.
I also have three quilts ready to be quilted. I am thinking about hand quilting them, so will be a while before they are finished. I have also picked up my Natures Journey quilt again and am in the process of appliqueing those blocks as well. Hope to have pics of that soon. I was hoping to be able to share pics over the weekend, but have not had the time to take them yet. Will be back soon with updates and more about my secret project. Keep those needles stitching in the meantime.
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Monday, January 18, 2016
Working From My Stash
I did enjoy my blog break and am ready for the new year of stitching and quilting. 2016 is the year to work from my stash. I am going to try and use some of my favorite fabrics in quilts for my home. Most will be simple in order to keep as much of the fabric as possible. Hey, they are some of my favs and that is why they have not been cut into. I have started with this simple quilt using two different lines by Kate Spain. The first layer cake has been cut, sewn and trimmed and is now waiting upon the second cake to be put to use. That will happen later today. All is ready, I just need to sit down at the machine and sew the blocks. Then I can put all the blocks together to make my first quilt of the year. Even the backing will come from my stash, hopefully...wish me luck. I will be back soon with the finished flimsy to show. I am thinking of hand quilting this one and maybe adding a bit of stitch to the centers as well. We shall see, decisions, decisions...Have a great day.
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Monday, December 28, 2015
SSCS 2015 Sent...
This is what I sent out to my partner in the SSCS 2015...this is hosted by Chooky here every year for her readers and it is always a very fun swap...Thank you again Chooky for another great swap year. I will be taking a bit of a blog break until after the first of the year...stay safe and see you in January....
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Saturday, December 26, 2015
SSCS 2015 The Gift.....
This is the gift that my partner Helen made for me. Now I will have a dedicated stitching set for my applique projects. Thank you Helen, I love them. Thank you Chookyblue for another awesome year of making a new friend at Christmas!
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Monday, December 21, 2015
SSSS 2015 Reveal....
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Monday, December 14, 2015
My second swap package has arrived as well...this is the SSCS swap that Chooky hosts every year...I have enjoyed participating in all but two of these as well. We make our partner an ornament and a gift...this is the ornament that I received this year...thank you so much Helen, he is so lovely and is hanging on my tree already...now to be patient on opening the main gift at Christmas....
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Santa Sack....
My Santa Sack gifts have arrived safely from my partner Chiska...now to wait patiently for opening day. This swap is hosted by Cheryl from over here and I have participated in all but one of the years. I love this swap and always enjoy meeting new people through the swap.
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Saturday, November 28, 2015
Turkey Day...
Has come and gone. The food was wonderful. Our big family get together will be next week as we had three with the flu and one with pneumonia. Yay, more turkey to come. Although, I will be making my signature pumpkin stew made inside the pumpkin. So yummy!
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Pottering about....
I finished and mailed out two secret sewing parcels this week. This little ornament went along with one of them.
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Friday, November 20, 2015
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Quilt Flimsy
Coverlet Two
I found these beauties while out celebrating my birthday on last Friday. Two twin coverlets made with feed sack fabric centers and one vintage fabric quilt flimsy. All washed and ready for use. Well
the flimsy is waiting and ready to be quilted. I am going to be hand quilting this one. Undecided whether to use big stitch or just regular stitching on this one. Decisions, decisions....
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Thursday, October 15, 2015
In Progress
I have thought long and hard before posting about this project. As anyone who reads my blog knows that I have a love/hate relationship with knitting. I wanted to try one more time for a sweater. I don't know what happened, but it seemed to have clicked this time. This is the first of four pieces for the sweater and it is coming along nicely. I am now at the decreasing stage for the sleeves on the back of the sweater. I hope in a few days to start on the front and then move on to the sleeves. I am so stoked about this project and hopefully it will be the first of many sweaters to come. I am using Lion Brand Wool Ease in Wheat for this one. Off for a cuppa now.
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A new design sheet and a few fabric samples to begin stitch on. I am finally enjoying the process, now that I went back to my original ideas for fabric and such. These samples will be the inspiration for my wall hanging in the future.
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Thursday, October 8, 2015
New Design Sheets....
(don't know why the red is reading orange here)
I decided to start all over with my class design sheets. I had tried to use a different type of collage and there is nothing wrong with the first one I put together. It just was not what I really wanted to work with. Before class had started I wanted to use some of my gingham in my stash as I have loads of it sitting on the shelves. I have five yds of pink, three yellow and three or four yds of the red. As my project from the samples will be a wall hanging, I thought the gingham would suit really well and I would not have to go out and buy anything. I am now a very happy camper with this project and can proceed without a creative block. Sometimes our first ideas are truly the best ideas. Off to stitch a bit now on a wip of the applique variety. I am way behind.
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Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Stars Update
I have added five more stars for my quilt, bringing the total up to 26 so far. I really need to buckle down and work on this in the evenings if I want to finish this sometime in the next year. To my credit though, this has been a slow work in progress quilt. I only work on the stars when I take my parents to dr. appointments or have to go to the hospital to sit. I am thinking I want to work on it more now so I can get this one on the bed. Off for a cuppa and some domestic chores that needs to be taken care of. Have a great day and may your needles always have thread.
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Thursday, September 10, 2015
A Small Collage
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Saturday, August 22, 2015
Working on.....
Natures Journey...
Natures Journey is being worked on today. Now that dd is at uni again, my mom recovered from her minor surgery and unexpected stay in the hospital and the oldest dd recovered from her surgery, I should be able to get these blocks knocked out soon. Prep work is done for two sets of blocks. Now off for a cuppa and some stitching time.
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Monday, August 10, 2015
Only Two......
More little hexagons to go for this seam to be finished, then I can move on to another area to embellish. Still thinking on what else I will be doing for this. I also have a new book that I have wanted for ages and finally decided to buy it. It came today so I will be sitting with this wonderful book this evening for a closer look see. I browsed through early this morning, but I am looking forward to sitting and quietly looking through this book of techniques. I have been up for ages as my mom had a bit of surgery this morning and I am a bit tired. Now off for a cuppa and some quiet time.
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1 . Today, approximately what percent of the workers in this country pay into and may draw Social Security benefits?
a. 85
b. 99
c. 95
d. 90
2. The federal Act that established standards for child labor is the
a.Labor Management Relations Act.
b. Walsh-Healey Act.
c. Fair Labor Standards Act.
d. Social Security Act.
3. Which type compensation policy is in effect when the firm believes that they will be able to attract high quality, productive employees and thus achieve lower per-unit labor costs?
a. individual rate
b. pay followers
c. market rate
d. pay leaders
4. In developing a wellness program, what should firms do first?
a. conduct a productivity survey
b. conduct a health attitude survey
c. conduct a substance abuse survey
d. conduct a health risk assessment
5. German conglomerate Siemens AG paid more than ________ in international bribes.
a. $ 2 billion
b. $ 3 billion
c. $ 5 billion
d. $ 4 billion
6. The provision of vacation days is generally provided on the basis of
a. organizational performance.
b. membership in the organization.
c. seniority.
d. experience.
7. In conducting a campaign to discourage employees from voting for the union, management may
a. tell workers the benefits of remaining nonunion.
b. threaten workers with loss of their jobs to influence the votes.
c. make speeches to assembled groups of employees on company time within 24 hours before an election.
d. incite racial or religious prejudice by making inflammatory campaign appeals.
8. In 2007, what percent of government workers were union members?
a. 47.5
b. 27.5
c. 17.5
d. 35.9
9. What percent of U.S. workers feel stressed about work even while on vacation?
a. 45
b. 35
c. 25
d. 15
10. Which of the following is NOT one of the universal job factors with the factor comparison method?
a. skills
b. responsibility
c. abstract
d. mental
11. What approach to disciplinary action involves throwing out formal punitive disciplinary policies for dilemmas such as chronic tardiness or a bad attitude in favor of affirming procedures that make employees want to take personal responsibility for their actions and be models for the corporate mission and vision?
a. disciplinary action without punishment
b. hot stove approach
c. progressive discipline
d. progressive disciplinary action
12. At the local level, the bargaining committee will normally be supplemented by
a. elected rank and file members.
b. Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service representatives.
c. specific union officers.
d. elected members from the national union.
13. The decisions of arbitrators
a. are final and binding on the parties.
b. are recommendations made by a third party consultant.
c. serve as guidelines for the parties.
d. serve as useful suggestions for the parties.
14. A report by the Families and Work Institute found that what percent of working parents say they do not have enough time with their children?
a. 67
b. 37
c. 57
d. 47
15. A senior statistician would probably be categorized as what type employee under the Fair Labor Standard Act?
a. administrative
b. professional
c. outside salesperson
d. executive
16. The statement, "It's not what you know, it's who you know"
a. contains an element of truth.
b. is absolutely not true.
c. if reflected in management decisions, it would have little effect on employee morale.
d. tells the entire story.
17. An approach to work that is attractive to people who want to work fewer than forty hours per week is referred to as
a. job sharing.
b. compressed work week.
c. flexible sharing.
d. flextime.
18. What provides the greatest advantage of postexit questionnaires in determining the real reason employees leave firms?
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b. employee feels free to respond openly
c. two-way communication
d. good rapport between employee and supervise
19. According to a WorldatWork Salary Budget Survey, what percent of companies use spot bonuses?
a. 55
b. 25
c. 35
d. 45
20. An increasingly common circumstance involving a change in traditional roles is ________ in which both husband and wife have jobs and family responsibilities.
a. dual-career family
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What's Love Got to Do With It
by Tina Turner
Calling Card
Many would argue that "Proud Mary" is Tina Turner's calling card. It was her biggest hit during her days with The Ike & Tina Turner Revue (#1 R&B, #4 pop), it earned Ike and Tina a Grammy, and it remains a concert highlight. Moreover, the husky sensuality of the slowed-down beginning and the manic, prancing energy of the second part of the song capture something of Tina's talent and range.
A strong case could be made for "What's Love Got to Do with It" as the calling card for Tina Turner's comeback, though. After struggling professionally and personally for several years, the single took the 45-year-old singer back to the top of the music industry. It earned Turner three Grammys, and it remains her only number one pop hit. Also, the biopic that further strengthened her hold on the public's imagination drew its name from the song.
Finally, the song may be her calling card because it was so dependent on her performance of it. There is nothing all that imaginative in the instrumentation; the song's melodic hook is not particularly strong. Yet Turner managed to infuse the simple song with her own vocal power, turning into something other artists could not.


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For obsessed Utah politicos (like us), the Legislature is the gift that keeps on giving. Legislative action on immigration reform and access to government records continues to dominate political discussions. Tea party activists are angry. The news media are apoplectic over GRAMA reform. We review the ramifications.
Although the national media and local community leaders are praising lawmakers for their immigration package, many arch-conservative activists are angry and threaten to defeat lawmakers who supported the guest worker bill. Other activists on the left and right remain hostile over passage of GRAMA reform. Are Republican legislators' re-elections in jeopardy?
Pignanelli:"Man is the only animal that laughs and has a state legislature." — Samuel Butler. To use the local vernacular, "you betcha" they are in trouble. The delegate system is a Petri dish of mischief, and the immigration legislation provides a fertile ingredient for explosion of noxious bacteria. Tea party activists are aggressively confronting and challenging the most conservative of legislators who supported immigration reform. Their hostility arises because immigration is a litmus test for these ultraconservatives. The immigration solution is supported by a wide variety of Utah's influential business and community leaders. But the power brokers must come to the public aid of these courageous officials now, and in their convention battles, our future lawmakers will pay them little heed.
Webb: Let's put this in perspective. In other states they're slashing budgets, laying off thousands of teachers and legislators are fleeing over state lines. In Utah we're wringing our hands about text messages being made public. Thanks goodness we're in Utah. The reality is that the recent legislative session was extremely successful. Utahns can be proud of the frugal way their lawmakers and governor took care of state business in a very tough economic environment. Mainstream Utahns must not allow either the ultra-right or the special-interest media activists to diminish the success of the session. Utah is governed well, and it's time for mainstream Utahns to stand up for their excellent political leadership.
More legislators are expected to request an immediate repeal of HB477. Could this derail the efforts to develop a compromise for a summer special session?
Pignanelli: Yes, if the momentum among legislators to repeal HB477 continues, there will be little appetite to maintain negotiations for an alternative. Behind the scenes, a number of lawmakers want the issue off the public radar, and that includes any fighting inside a special session. They believe "out of sight" will be out of mind for the public — the best scenario.
Webb: If a consensus builds among legislators to repeal HB477 right away, I assume the governor would be happy to call a special session. This was not a fight he asked for. Legislators clearly made a mistake in ramming the bill through so quickly, and it's unfortunate that this issue has become a negative symbol in what was otherwise a very successful session. GRAMA is a topic worthy of discussion, especially because many privacy concerns need to be addressed. It might surprise an average citizen who might write a very personal message to a public official to have that correspondence appear on the front page of a newspaper. But sorting out what should be private and what should be public is going to require thoughtful discussion.
Gov. Gary Herbert sailed to victory last year, but could he be in for a rough ride in 2012 because of what happened this session?
Pignanelli: The governor has a tough dilemma. The Legislature has adjourned and all the eyes are on him. So far, he has not satisfied lawmakers or the public with his approach to HB477. His courageous approval of the immigration bills has angered conservative organizations. If this frustration continues, right-wing delegates may cause problems for the governor at the 2012 convention.
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Seven people were hurt in a two-vehicle crash that took place at 5:30 p.m. Thursday on U.S. Highway 60, seven miles east of Seneca.
Jessica F. Harter, 33, of Sarcoxie; Jesiah G. Harter, 7, of Sarcoxie; Ashton C. Harter, 1, of Sarcoxie; and Clayton J. Driskill, 27, of Seneca, were taken to McCune-Brooks Mercy Hospital in Carthage for treatment. Meanwhile, Jersey E. Stansill, 8 and Tylee R. Stansill, 13, both of Neosho, along with Tracy L. Barnes, 49, of Neosho, were taken to Joplin's Freeman West Hospital. All were treated for minor injuries.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol said the crash happened as an eastbound 2004 Chevrolet Suburban driven by Barnes was attempting to make a left turn and was struck from behind by a 2000 Ford F150 pickup driven by Jessica Harter.
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Aspen Art Gallery Emerging Artist Program, part of Flight to Luxury Charity Event, benefits Boys & Girls Club of Metro Denver
DENVER Colo., Feb. 27, 2015 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Aspen Art Gallery is happy to announce the creation of a new Emerging Artist Program designed introduce new and talented artists, and give them a chance for national recognition as well as a gallery showcase. As a Diamond Sponsor of the annual Flight to Luxury Hangar Event, […]
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HOLLYWOOD, Calif. and ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Feb. 5, 2015 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — A teenage artist's protest against Bill Cosby for misrepresenting his TV characters and their messages is proposed as a nude statue of Cosby's Dr. Cliff Huxtable from 'The Cosby Show' to replace the busts of the legendary performer displayed in front of the […]
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HOUSTON, Texas, Jan. 23, 2015 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Investors from all over Texas and the nation will be gathering at the George R. Brown Convention Center in downtown Houston to learn from the nation's leading experts. On Jan. 31, 2015, Lifestyles Unlimited, a Houston based real estate education company, will be hosting a Wealth and […]
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A tasty and creative cuisine, associated to an art of the table. Our chefs rivalize to keep inventing and suprizing you at every meal.
The speciality restaurant can be closed at certain dates.
Facing the sea and the swimming pool, this large restaurant welcomes you for all of your meals, in a colonial-style décor. The terrace lets you enjoy to the full the magnificent setting of this Resort.
The restaurant terrace is a smoking area.This restaurant has tables for 2 to 8 people.
A seafood menu for this restaurant on the 1st floor of the Sea Center. The view over the sea together with a quiet atmosphere invite you to spend a very pleasant evening.
In the evening, on reservation only, in Reception. Waiter service. This is a non-smoking area.This restaurant has tables for 2 to 8 people
Available all day and evening during opening hours in the bars in all our Resorts (nightclub included).
Drinks included(served by the glass and in the bars only):
Water, fruit juices, sodas, hot drinks, cocktails with and without alcohol, local and/or international spirits, wines.
Sweet and savoury snacks
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Champagne, VSOP and XO spirits, bottled and canned drinks (available in certain Resorts from vending machines and/or the Club Med Boutique), certain super-premium brands and bottled wines available à la carte in some of our restaurants and bars.
Between the pool and the theatre, this bar has two faces...indoors, a warm atmosphere with small lounges, and outdoors an amazing view of the pool and the sea.
Only outside is a smoking area.
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With its wide opening on to the sea, this bar and its large terrace on stilts welcomes you throughout the day.
A snack service is available during the day to satisfy any hunger pangs.
On the ground floor of the Sea Center, this bar offers amazing views of the ocean and the beautiful sunset. The Zao bar opens at certain dates when the disco is not held in the Verve lounge.
The terrace of the Beacon Bar is a smoking area
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Price is per adult, based on double occupancy (room category based on availability).
Membership fees of $60/adult are not included in the price calendar.
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Lighter Butternut Squash Lasagna
Total Time
Prep 30 mins
Cook 1 hr 10 mins
A lightened version of a Giada de Laurentiis recipe that's just as satisfying as the original! Defrosted frozen squash can be used in place of fresh in a pinch!
Ingredients Nutrition
- nonstick cooking spray
- 4 lbs butternut squash, roasted and pulp removed from shells
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
- 1⁄4 cup butter
- 1⁄4 cup all-purpose flour
- 3 1⁄2 cups nonfat milk
- 1 pinch nutmeg
- 3⁄4 cup fresh basil leaf, finely chopped
- 12 whole wheat lasagna noodles
- 2 cups shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- Preheat oven to 375.
- Boil lasagna noodles according to package directions. Drain, but keep them in their pot with the lid on to keep them flexible while you work. (No-boil or fresh noodles can be used instead, too.).
- Melt the butter in a heavy medium-size saucepan over medium heat. Add the flour and whisk for 1 minute. Gradually whisk in the milk. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Reduce the heat to medium and simmer until the sauce thickens slightly, whisking often, about 5 minutes. Season the sauce with nutmeg, salt and pepper to taste, and stir in chopped basil. (A little fresh thyme and/or rosemary is nice here, too.).
- Lightly coat a 13 by 9 baking dish with non-stick spray. Spread 1 cup of the sauce over the prepared baking dish. Arrange 1 layer of lasagna noodles on the bottom of the pan. Spread 1/3 of the squash puree over the noodles. Sprinkle with 1/2 cup of mozzarella cheese. Drizzle with another cup of sauce. Repeat layering 3 more times, ending with a layer of noodles. Finish by pouring the remaining sauce over the top and sprinkling lasagna with the remaining mozzarella.
- Cover the baking dish with foil and bake the lasagna for 40 minutes at 375. Remove foil and continue baking uncovered until the sauce bubbles and the top is golden, 15 minutes longer. Let the lasagna stand for 15 minutes before serving.
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I would choose this over traditional lasagna any day. This is now one of my meal planning staples.. In fact, I'm making it tonight. Love this recipe, and will continue to make! YUM!
I don't know what I did wrong, but there are not words to describe how bad this was. Flavorless, uncooked and crunchy on the top (I used no boil noodles per recipe). Will not make this again.
Yum, loved it!


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Wedding Ceremony
Jim and Akiko had just placed flowers on the altar at this point. Notice Akiko has her hair covered, akin to the wedding veil on a western wedding dress. The covering was removed as the ceremony progressed.
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I started out about a year ago taking Metformin 500mg twice a day. Then a few months later the Dr. increased my dose to 800mg twice a day. Ever since then, I have had uncontrolable diarrhea and weight loss. I am way overweight so I love the weight loss, but the diarrhea is another matter. I have also had mild/moderate abdominal discompfort too. Are these side effects common with Metformin? I have been taking Imoduim every 3 days or so to help control the diarrhea, but I am getting tired of doing that. Because if I forget to take the Imoduim, then I find myself in trouble later when I can't make it to the bathroom in time.
Metformin cause for uncontrollable diarrhea and weight loss?
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- 30 Nov 2011 by HurryinHoosier
- Topics:
- diarrhea, diabetes, type 2, metformin, weight
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1 Dec 2011
Yes, diarrhea and hence weight loss is a common side effect of Metformin.
Have you talked to your doctor about this?
You may need to consider lowering the dosage or trying a slow release formulation (if you are not already).
Reducing carbohydrate and fat intake may also help try to ensure you take each dose with a meal. All the best.
I take Metformin also. One in the morning and one at night. 500 mg each.
Yes this medicine can cause diarrhea. My stool is not extremely bad but is soft and there is a LOT of it. I go to the restroom 2 to 3 times a day. It has not however caused me any weight loss.
Rubbish! All that toilet time and no weight loss ? What are you eating ?? 24/7 takeout ??
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State AGs: The Modern-Day Robin Hoods?
It apparently ain't just Eliot Spitzer. The National Law Journal reports today on the trend of attorneys general from a variety of states banding together to bring actions against corporate America. The AGs say they have no choice but to team up, given the degree to which big business transcends state lines. Among recent victories noted: the $295 million settlement involving Ameriquest's predatory lending practices; a $40 million settlement reached in 2005 over the improper handling of vehicle titles; and a $55 million settlement reached in 2003 over antitrust charges relating to Bristol-Myers Squibb's drug Taxol.
The AGs say only companies that violate the law have reason to worry. But Big Business sees it as a power-play, a move by other state AGs to play Spitzer. The money quote comes from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Lisa Ricard: "We're very concerned about the overreaching of state attorneys general — where they try to expand their power and their stature — whether it's Eliot Spitzer or Eliot Spitzer wannabes — people who want to cast themselves as modern-day Robin Hoods."


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