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Jessica Sinclair Taylor's blog
A lot can happen in 6 weeks
If you didn't have any money coming in for six weeks, could you and your family cope? Would you be able to pay the rent, the supermarket trip, the school meals?
A 'tax' on work?
Universal Credit, the new benefit for families on low incomes, was claimed to have huge potential to reduce child poverty, incentivise work and make life easier for struggling families.
Out today - what will it take to improve children's life chances?
CPAG's new book, out today, focusing on the government social policy frame of 'life chances'. What do lifechances mean? How can they be tackled? And where does poverty and income fit into all of this?
Catch us at the party conferences
This year, we'll again be at the Lib Dem, Labour and Conservative party conferences, holding fringe events to stimulate discussion of child poverty and it's solutions in the parties. The events will debate what reforms are needed to stop the projected 50% increase in child poverty by the next election in 2020. Is universal credit still fit for purpose? What would a robust life chances strategy look like? And an effective childcare strategy? How can we ensure that social security protects the vulnerable while enabling parents to get better off by earning more?
"It's like a game of chess" – interview with our Legal Officer Mike Spencer
Our Legal Officer Mike Spencer has headed off to a secondment at the Supreme Court, so we caught up with him before he went on the highs and lows of fighting CPAG's legal battles on behalf of children in poverty.
Why the new figures on child poverty need to be heard across the country
We need your help. In two weeks' time, the government will publish statistics for 2014/15 (the most up to date available) on how many children are growing up in poverty. We need to make sure as many people hear about this as possible.
While experts project that by 2020, as many as 50% more children could be in poverty, this new batch of statistics may or may not show much change from the last round, which found 3.7 million children are in poverty in the UK.
What's in a frame? The poverty sector's search for convincing messages
At a recent event, I listened to a US campaigner describe how they fought and won the long battle for equal marriage.
At first, she said, they talked about rights for LGBTQ people – the right to participate in society in the same measure as their straight contemporaries – to marry, to be recognised as their loved one's legal partner. These rights mattered to the community. But it turned out that talking about legal rights didn't tug the public's heart strings in the right direction.
Win £50 to spend on CPAG's books and training
This week, we're delighted to launch our latest Welfare Benefits and Tax Credits Handook (2016/17). Known as the 'advisors' bible', it contains everything you needs to know about benefits and tax credits in the UK. It's quite simply indispensable for getting the best outcomes for clients.
A win is a win – our campaign on child poverty measures
When the Welfare Reform and Work Bill was published back at the end of last summer, it drew a cacophony of groans from people working with children and families. They knew that when, in 2013, the coalition government first consulted on scrapping income-based measures of child poverty and moving towards a life chances approach, 98% of the consultation responses disagreed vehemently with the idea.
Update: Government votes down Lords amendment to keep child poverty reporting
Yesterday the Government voted to scrap an amendment made to the Welfare Reform and Work Bill by the House of Lords, to oblige the Government to report on how many children are growing up poor.


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Links of the Week – April 17, 2015
* 18 Puppies On Their Way To Their New Homes!
* The Great Garden Gnome Massacre
* Long Exposure Light Photos – (Gorgeous!)
* Doctors To University: Fire That 'Quack' Dr. Oz
* Defeating Polio: The Disease That Paralyzed America
* Anne Lamott Shares All That She Knows: 'Everyone Is Screwed Up, Broken, Clingy And Scared'
* MLB Teams Boost Mental Health Support Systems
* Love Is Not Supposed To Hurt… Then Why?
* New Study Says Tylenol Numbs Emotions – (Rushes to weekly grocery list…)
* 7 Things To Do When Your Kid Points Out Someone's Differences – (Great stuff!)
* Hidden Cameras Reveal Airport Workers Stealing From Luggage – (Why are people so sorry?)
* Yogi Berra, Ready For The Game!
* Mindfulness Meditation Can Help Relieve Anxiety And Depression
* What Self-Love Means: 20+ Ways To Be Good To Yourself
* Anne Lamott – Becoming The Person You're Supposed To Be: Where To Start
* How To Get To Know Yourself In 5 Fool-Proof Steps
* Baddest Mother Ever: Ten Signs I've Found The Right Biscuit Joint – (Link of the week!)
* A Boy and Her Dog: Owning My Shame – (I feel so much of this.)
* Fisticuffs And Shenanigans: Pride, You Made Me Proud
"You can only go halfway into the darkest forest; then you're coming out the other side."
— Chinese proverb
Links of the Week – April 10, 2015
Bike lane – Roberto Clemente Bridge – Pittsburgh
* Study: People Who Love Grilled Cheese Have More Sex, Are More Charitable
* This Dog Was Adopted After Five Years Of Waiting When His Photo Went Crazy On Facebook
* Longtime Couple Found That Clothes Didn't Make The Man
* Gay Boy Scout Leader Hired In New York: "We said yes to him irrespective of his sexual orientation"
* White House Says It Supports Efforts To Ban Gay Conversion Therapy
* Gay Conversion Therapists Claim Most Patients Fully Straight By The Time They Commit Suicide
* Now Who's The Moral Majority?
How I feel this week. Thanks, pollen!
* If Single People Honestly Updated Their Facebook
* Everybody Hit Somebody – (A season with the Carolina Phoenix women's football team)
* Houston Astros Sweater – (Gorgeous!)
* Philadelphia Phillies 1915-1919 Cap – (This will be mine. Oh yes!)
* John Hart May Never Make A Better Trade – (See ya', Melvin!)
* Reeses Chocolate Peanut Butter Tart
* FLOTUS Michelle Obama Says Malia And Sasha Are Not Influential And I Love It
* We Need Star Trek Back On TV
* Shout Out To T'Pring's Hairdo
* When My Friend Is Obsessing Over Her Crush Even Though He Clearly Doesn't Like Her
* Obsessed
* Seven Big Signs You May Be Too Clingy
"I've come to realize that what I always thought was my feeling of falling in love, feels very much like my feeling of anxiety."
– Deanna Dennis
"[Y]our life is yours and no one else's."
– http://www.mindbodygreen.com/0-18184/8-life-changing-lessons-i-learned-from-seeing-a-therapist-in-my-20s.html
It's Good To Be Accepted
Straight Genderqueer Woman
I very specifically titled this blog "Straight Genderqueer Woman" because when I try to find people who might be like me, Google only comes up with this stuff. But I KNOW I can't be alone. I am a unique, precious, ass-kicking flower. But it can't be because I'm the only straight, genderqueer, woman in the world. (Born female sexed. Does this make me cis-gendered genderqueer? So confusing!) So I'm floating this out there to let other straight women out there who are challenging gender roles know they're not alone.
I'm actually uncomfortable sometimes describing myself as "genderqueer." I don't want to co-opt a descriptor that's not accurate and offend somebody. I really feel like it's society's expectations of how I should look and behave as a woman to be what is queer. That's really the challenge I wrestle with the most in my head.
I struggle with the dichotomy between how I want to look and act, and how I think I have to look and act to attract men. So often this makes me think I'm doing something wrong, or am a broken woman or not a good enough woman.
But on the genderqueer side, I do remember feeling for a long time earlier in my life that I wasn't a man or a woman. I didn't even know that was a THING people could feel. It didn't disturb me. It was just who I was.
I don't feel that as greatly now, but I will tell you that when I look at women who are dressed very femininely, in short skirts and high heels, I don't feel like I have anything in common with them gender-wise. (I also find myself thinking they're stupid for dressing that way and I get angry at them. But it's OK. I'm sure that's something my therapist and I will get into….)
So whatever labels you paste on me, ('cause lawd knows I struggle to use the politically correct, culturally sensitive ones) just know that I'm me. I'm Deanna. And I'm trying to feel like that's OK.
And know, that no matter what the internet says, if you are a woman who wants to look androgynous or like "a guy" and you're into men, you're OK too. And you're not alone.
And guys, if you're into this kind of thing, you're single, you have a job, you're kind, and you shower regularly, hit me up!
Also, my "Gender Roles Are Dead" sweatshirt is available from FLAVNT!
For Me
I wonder if hair is sort of like the rings of cut trees. Does it hold the memories of its days? Can it retain the residue of warm, cozy diner breakfasts and awkward sleepovers, of disappointments and poor choices, of hurt feelings and unrequited desires?
Every time I grow my hair long it's to try to prove to a man I'm feminine enough to be desirable. Love me! Love me! Love me! My desire for him overwhelms and obsesses me, but his desire for me is fleeting at best. Why do I even think that my hair will make a difference. I'm always me either way.
Every time I cut my hair off it's because I'm done trying, because I'm just tired of fighting the fight, with my hair and for a man. Those other memories need to just go away.
This is for me.


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Below are what leaders in the mental health and public health fields are saying about Unlisted.
"By far the most powerful documentary that I have seen about mental illness… "
Pete Earley, Pulitzer Prize Finalist, Author of Crazy
"By giving us such a compelling and human story, Unlisted makes an incredibly important contribution to our understanding of mental illness in this country and the challenges we face in confronting it. "
David Satcher MD PhD, former US Surgeon General
Oh my goodness, It's beautiful and powerful, a love poem and a call to action. I hope it's seen by many because it's a tremendous public service and educational tool wrapped in a compelling, heart-felt narrative.
Steve Lopez, LA Times Reporter, Author of The Soloist
"I have had the great good fortune to screen Unlisted several times with a wide range of family members and clinicians and have been most impressed with the extraordinary power of the film to convey critical lessons and insights about living with schizophrenia. Unlisted stands out as one of finest documentaries on mental illness in decades."
Marvin Swartz, Professor of Psychiatry, Duke University
"When I saw Unlisted at a film festival, I knew I had to get this to our staff at King County. I was certain they would be as moved as I was by the personal, yet universal, story and important discussions would ensue. That is exactly what happened. It is clear that Unlisted is going to be greatly appreciated in settings like ours across the country."
"A compelling story that makes the diagnosis real as you watch a father struggle to maintain a relationship with his daughter... to be seen by all concerned with promoting healthy minds."
"Ruston's clear-eyed determination to explore the world of her father brings the viewer to see up close a detailed view of another's struggles that is rarely seen in films. As a doctor, as a daughter, as a filmmaker, she manages to tell a story that is gripping and informative. The viewers, both medical professionals and the public at large will find this a very poignant, moving experience, solidly constructed, both good art and good science, my kind of film."
"Watching this movie will move and educate you-as it did me- and convince us all that we must be fearless in seeking the government support needed to address this personal and societal injustice"
"Unflinching in its candor, Unlisted, reminds me of the incredible power that one compelling story can have in shaping the way we think about major societal issues."
"It is a wonderfully poignant film which brings to light the growing pandemic of mental illness and its ever-increasing connection to homelessness. Like no other vehicle I've observed it de-stigmatizes mental illness and exposes it for what it really is; a complex sickness not unlike any other in our society whether it be diabetes, cancer, or multiple sclerosis."
"This is an outstanding film that should be seen by anyone who has a loved one, friend or relative with mental illness. In other words, just about everyone."
"A great documentary... that will appeal to a wide audience including people who do not know what schizophrenia is to well informed consumers, families and clinicians..."
"I saw your film recently at our staff meeting. The film was amazing. I felt privileged to witness your personal struggle and the triumph of your spirit as you embraced the pain of your childhood. … I will never forget you or your father."
Most Recent Award
Unlisted is the one documentary to receive the prestigious Mental Health America Media Award for 2011. The award is given for excellence in the portrayel of mental health issues.


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A Survey of Capital Allocation Metrics: Conclusion
Susan Witcraft, Managing Director, Financial Intelligence Team, Instrat
Insurers have choices in evaluating how to allocate capital and its cost. The ultimate goal is to strike a balance between feasibility (based on management acceptance and effort) and capital optimization. Eventually, most companies are likely to migrate towards contribution methods, along the lines of co-xTVaR and the shared asset approach, with thresholds varying with the specific questions being reviewed and specific corporate risk tolerances.
Previous articles in this series:
Part III: Standard Deviation >>
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Wizard Spawn(1989)
(The third book in the Sword of Knowledge series)
A novel by Nancy Asire, C J Cherryh, Leslie Fish and Mercedes Lackey
It is 500 years since the fall of the Sabrin Empire, an empire whose rulers sealed their fate by refusing to countenance the devel opment of weapons that could have saved them from the barbarians. Now the Sabirn have fallen on hard times indeed, & lie supine beneath the boot of the Ancar, laboring in mines & fields & stretts at w ork no member of a "higher" race would touch. But rumors abound that among the Sabirn are some who retain occult knowledge, & use it in secret rites aimed at the overthrow of the new master race. The Ancar say this is justification for genocide. The Sabirn say genocide is justification for anything; The Sword of Knowledge cuts both ways.
Genre: Fantasy
Genre: Fantasy
Used availability for C J Cherryh's Wizard Spawn
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Portion Control On Thanksgiving
It's so very tempting to sit at the dining room table on Thanksgiving and eat until you are ready to burst. First and foremost, there is all that food. Enormous portions of creamy sweet potato pudding, fluffy stuffing, tangy cranberry sauce, turkey smothered in gravy, and so much more. Then, there's usually an element of stress that makes you feel like you need to keep shoveling it in, whether it's because you've been cooking and cleaning for the past three days or being in a room full of relatives has set you off. And then, of course, there's competitive eating. Everyone else is pigging out; you need to keep up. And besides, it's only one day a year! So, while Thanksgiving can be wonderful, it can also be a recipe for disaster if you are not prepared to exercise a little self-control.
You may fall into an eating trap as soon as hors d'oeuvres are served. Since this holiday is often an excuse for an all-day eating marathon, many people begin the festivities early in the afternoon with football and finger foods. Rarely are these healthy. Chips and dips, cheesy spreads, fried everything -- you know the drill. But if you're hosting, or even if you are attending as a guest, you can offer up at least a few healthy alternatives. Fruit salad doesn't have to be saved for dessert. Crudite with a low-fat dressing or whole grain crackers with hummus are tasty alternatives that are healthy as well.
Research has shown that all it sometimes takes is one particularly large meal loaded with carbohydrates, sodium, and fat to set a heart attack in motion. A study in 2000 at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston following 1,986 heart attack patients found that the risk of having a heart attack quadrupled within two hours of eating a particularly large meal.1
Massive meals tend to make your body work harder when digesting, which takes valuable resources away from the heart and other major organs. In addition, insulin levels shoot up because of all those carbs getting eaten in one sitting. And the extra fats you are consuming contribute to a surge in triglyceride levels. These changes can cause a blockage to form in your arteries if there is any pre-existing hardening or narrowing in those arteries, setting the stage for a potentially fatal heart attack. Mind you, although a single meal can trigger the incident, this is not the result of one heavy meal here or there. This is the result of an accumulation of unhealthy habits repeated over time, topped off by a huge whopper of a meal.
But that one big meal can have some uncomfortable short-term effects all on its own too. As your stomach attempts to break down such large quantities of food, it must produce a lot more gastric acid than normal. All that acid can give you reflux for hours after the meal has ended. The amounts of fat present in much of the food can trigger a painful gallbladder attack, and loads of sodium can leave you feeling parched and bloated later on.
So Thanksgiving is definitely a good day to practice your portion control skills. It helps if you don't arrive hungry. Try eating a couple of tablespoons of a superfood, or protein supplement an hour or so before the festivities begin so you don't overdo it right from the get-go. Try to stick with as many natural alternatives as you can. You might want to fill at least half your plate with skinless turkey and salad so there's less room right off the bat for the biscuits, mashed potatoes, and casserole. Take a helping of everything you like, but keep the heavier fare down to a couple of bites worth. If you can't resist the pie, learn to cut a sliver. And most of all, have a happy, healthy Thanksgiving holiday with those you love.
1 undefined. "Heavy Meals Linked to Heart Attacks." Medscape News. 15 November 2000. WebMD. 20 November 2011. <http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/412231>.


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Dead trees RIP
Michael Kinsley is the former op-ed editor at the LA Times. He therefore writes with some authority on the future of newspapers. He paints a grim picture, a position I happily share:
It seems hopeless. How can the newspaper industry survive the Internet? On the one hand, newspapers are expected to supply their content free on the Web. On the other hand, their most profitable advertising – classifieds – is being lost to sites like Craigslist. And display advertising is close behind. Meanwhile, there is the blog terror: people are getting their understanding of the world from random lunatics riffing in their underwear, rather than professional journalists with standards and passports.
He doesn't provide any answers, mainly because they aren't any quick solutions. Some of his conclusions are glib, however. He still seems to believe that an article or investigation in the mainstream media should be trusted simply because it appears in a major news organ. Corporate news propaganda is clearly a concept he is yet to learn.
But at least the debate is moving along (and my next book, on the Western media, will tackle some of these issues.)


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Accessing shared Windows files from Android is possible with SMB Plugin Ghost Commander. It's an add-on for the Ghost Commander explorer, which is useful for users that have a local network.
Access shared files on Windows from your Android device.
The CIFS protocol, previously known as SMB (Server Message Block), is used to share files (and printers) on a local network with Windows computers. To share files from Windows on your Android device (smartphone or tablet), you have to install SMB Plugin on Ghost Commander.
Your device on the network
To view the Windows computers or Samba servers connected to the network, once you have installed SMB Plugin Ghost Commander, you have to do the following:
- Access the "Location" menu.
- Press "Home".
- And access "Windows share" from the panel.
If your device isn't added to the work group, you must configure certain options such as the server, the route, the user and the password to enable access.


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Inmates are encouraged to correspond with family and friends while incarcerated.
All incoming mail will be inspected for contraband. The following items will be returned to sender:
- Stained with powder, perfume, glue or glitter
- Envelopes with tape or stickers
- Mail from other Jails or Prison Institutions, unless approved by both Institutions
- Note pads
- Greeting cards larger than 5″ by 7″
- Paper, envelopes, pencils, pens or stamps
- Music lyrics
- Cell phones
- Containing sexually explicit photographs and/or literature
- Books or magazines
- Self-developed photographs
Our Address:
Wakulla County Detention Facility
Inmate's name
15 Oak Street
Crawfordville, FL 32327
Privileged mail will be handled in accordance with Florida Model Jail Standards and opened only in the presence of the inmate.


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Dear KOBs
I have been trying, with Ian Pinder, to arrange the Extra Ordinary meeting that I referred to in my meeting report back at the end of October.
Unfortunately I have not been able to reserve a suitable venue for such a meeting.
If you remember Ian is taking part in the Tour Afrique cycle race from Cairo to Cape Town early in the new year. He is looking for sponsorship to raise nearly £50,000 for the rebuilding of a school in Kenya.
He will be leaving the UK on Jan 9th and our normal venue in Maidstone can't help us as they are booked up with Xmas and New Year parties over that period.
As we are unable to give him a "send off†meeting can I ask as many of you as possible to visit his web site http://www.tda2012.com and make a donation or alternatively email firstname.lastname@example.com and wish him luck.
Many thanks in anticipation.
Can I take this opportunity to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New year and we'll meet up again in the spring
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Hangout in Space NASA astronaut Drew Feustel seemingly hangs off the International Space Station while conducting a spacewalk on March 29, 2018. via NASA https://ift.tt/2J8uJXz
Schlagwort: NASA
Technology Then and Now
Technology Then and Now Before there were computers and software that could stitch together digital images, they were printed on photo paper, trimmed by hand, and taped in place on a large black board. via NASA https://ift.tt/2Gqyvtz
Getting InSight on the Interior of Mars
Getting InSight on the Interior of Mars Inside the Astrotech processing facility at Vandenberg Air Force Base, NASA's Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport, or InSight, Mars lander is tested ahead of its scheduled launch on May 5, 2018. via NASA https://ift.tt/2urTvyE
This is TESS, Our Newest Planet-Hunter
This is TESS, Our Newest Planet-Hunter TESS, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, is the next step in the search for planets outside of our solar system, including those that could support life. via NASA https://ift.tt/2J1kCU9
Curiosity Rover Gets Ready for Its Next Adventure
Curiosity Rover Gets Ready for Its Next Adventure This mosaic, taken by the Mars Curiosity rover, looks uphill at Mount Sharp. via NASA https://ift.tt/2pOJ4j9
Claudia Alexander and Her Life Well-Lived
Claudia Alexander and Her Life Well-Lived Claudia Alexander, the project scientist overseeing NASA's support role in the European Space Agency's Rosetta mission, stands on the view deck of mission control at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. via NASA https://ift.tt/2pHX9yJ
Hubble's Exquisite View of a Stellar Nursery
Hubble's Exquisite View of a Stellar Nursery An underlying population of infant stars embedded in the nebula NGC 346 are still forming from gravitationally collapsing gas clouds. via NASA http://ift.tt/2pxRyfc
A View From a Launch
A View From a Launch The Soyuz MS-08 rocket launched Wednesday, March 21, 2018, bringing three new crewmembers to the International Space Station. via NASA http://ift.tt/2Gjdlk2
The Beauty of Light
The Beauty of Light The Soyuz MS-08 rocket is launched with Soyuz Commander Oleg Artemyev of Roscosmos and astronauts Ricky Arnold and Drew Feustel of NASA, March 21, 2018, to join the crew of the Space Station. via NASA http://ift.tt/2FYN9Yx
Space Station Bound!
Space Station Bound! Workers are seen on the launch pad as the Soyuz rocket arrives after being rolled out by train, Monday, March 19, 2018 at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. via NASA http://ift.tt/2pqzV0K


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Great Movies for Kids
There are always new movies coming out for kids in theatres, but do you really want to take your chances on a hit or miss or would you rather go with a sure thing? There are some great kids movies, recent and older, that you probably have not shared with your children. Here are some of the top rated kid's films:
– This is an oldie but a goodie. Coming out in 1964, this tale of family strife and discord is filled with fun songs and important lessons. Kids will love the magic and dancing and you will love the object lessons. The old British setting might be a little hard for kids to grasp, but anyone can understand parents who work too much.
Pinocchio – Coming out in 1940, this classic Disney cartoon might be a little scary for the younger kids. Sometimes I do not understand how the writer's came up with such a twisted tale. The moral of this story, about bad boys and good boys and the love of a family is a good one, however and it is undoubtedly something every child needs to see before they get to their rebellious teenage years.
Kiki's Delivery Service – Released in 1989, this is not a Disney film. Instead it was written and illustrated by Hayao Miyazaki, the famous Japanese animator. The tale of a young witch who gets a job as a delivery girl, this sweet and fun tale does not focus on the witchcraft but rather the girl's service and kindness to others.
Finding Nemo – Another Disney Pixar contribution to the list (seems like a lot of those, huh?) Finding Nemo is a great story of a rebellious fish and his loving but overprotective father. This heartwarming tale is full of fun and adventure, but even the scariest parts are not too scary for the young ones. With bright colors and fun animated fish, even the littlest kids will be glued to the 2003 film.
The Wizard of Oz – Released in 1939, this was a groundbreaking film. Not only was it in color (gasp!) but the songs and characters brought new life into an era where that sort of thing was very unusual. The kids will love the munchkins, the cowardly lion, the dopey scarecrow and the moody tin man, not to mention Toto, but be aware that the witch and the flying monkeys might scare younger kids. I love the moral though, that there is "no place like home."
Up – A Disney Pixar cartoon released in 2009, this one is groundbreaking for a whole new reason. The slow storyline. This is a love or hate movie. Some people think it is too slow but personally I love it. Perfect for younger kids who need more time to think and fewer explosions, the tale of a grumpy old man and a boy scout lost in South America is the sweetest movie you will ever see. The talking dogs and colorful balloons will keep kids watching while you enjoy the storyline.
How to Train Your Dragon – One of my absolute favorite movies of all time, hands down. Even my brother enjoyed this one, and he is not a cartoon person! Coming out in 2010, I watched this film at least three times in theatres and another half dozen on DVD. Okay, so you get the point. The story of a Viking boy who does not fit in and his dragon pet is one that will have both you and your children glued to the screen the whole movie. With not a second of boredom or slowness, this is one film that is excitement and adventure from beginning to end. Not only that but the moral about listening to others, finding out who you are and not being prejudiced is one we can all agree with.
Babe – This sweet story of a pig adopted by sheep herding dogs was released in 1995. Throughout the story you get to learn not only about the pig and his discoveries of life, but you also get a glimpse into the life of the quiet farmer and his loud wife, the duck who wants to be a rooster, and 'how things are' in the farm world. While the mature themes of death and violence may be too much for younger kids, the talking animals and heroic nature of the pig more than make up for it. I love the ending and it will defiantly leave you smiling.
The Iron Giant – Released in 1999, this hand drawn animated cartoon looks like a throwback but is actually beautiful to watch. The heartwarming story of a friendship between a fatherless boy and a robot from outer space with amnesia is perfectly set during the cold war era of Sputnik and atomic fears. When the government comes to destroy their happiness it is up to the robot and the boy to show the world that you are who you choose to be.
The Incredibles – Another Disney Pixar cartoon released in 2004, this one is about a family of superheroes. However, that is not the point of the film. The point is that being yourself is more important than being a hero. It is only when the family is almost pulled apart by trying to fit in that they realize they need to stand out, together. A great story but a little scary at parts for younger kids.
Ratatouille – Released in 2007, this unusual movie stars a rat that loves to cook. If that was not enough, he gets a job in a restaurant by controlling a hapless kitchen helper that just happens to be the illegitimate son of the recently deceased owner of the restaurant. Regardless of the plausibility of the plot, the story is a good one about finding your own way in life and not trying to become someone you are not. Thankfully it all ends happily.
Chicken Run – Created by the same people that made Wallace and Grommet and released in 2000, this claymation film is full of humor for adults and kids alike. I loved the setting that was reminiscent of a prisoner of war camp, a la Stalag 13. The chickens are trapped in a egg farm and when they do not produce they are sent to the dinner table. However one chicken is planning to escape and sees her chance when a 'flying' rooster (voiced by Mel Gibson) lands in her lap. After finding out that the farm is about to turn into a chicken pie factory, the chickens band together to find freedom. Cute but a bit mature for younger kids.
The Princess Bride – This classic live action film was released in 1987 and quickly became a cult classic. Kids, teens and adults all love this film which is full of romance, action, and comedy. From princesses in distress to giant rats and sword fights, this movie will be a family favorite.
Monsters, Inc – Last but not least, the Disney Pixar hit released in 2001 that was all about the monsters that live in our closets. I love this movie for kids because it really shows them that monsters are not always scary, no matter what they look like. When a little girl, Boo, sneaks into the world of Monsters it is the monsters themselves that are scared. However they eventually learn that they do not need to scare kids anymore. After thwarting the evil plans of their boss, the monsters return Boo home safely and make a happier life for everyone. Very cute and funny with colorful characters, this movie is great for all ages.
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2 Handled Stoneware Jar by T. W. Craven
ca. 1840-1860, Tennessee
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Approximate dimensions: 19 � inches (height), 14 inches (maximum diameter). Incised "10" [10 gallons] on upper half of jar, and incised decoration around lower portion. Stoneware, local slip, and salt glaze. Henderson County, TN.
Much of Craven pottery is very distinctive. The juncture of two separately turned pieces is concealed with bands of clay, thus, the decorative band around the mid-section of the piece. This particular piece is not signed, as is the case with many of the pieces. However, in comparison with many other pieces, this jar is superior in decoration and condition.
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Friday February 24, 2012
Preet Bharara, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced that artist SHEPARD FAIREY pled guilty today to one count of criminal contempt for destroying documents, manufacturing evidence, and other misconduct in civil litigation against the Associated Press ("AP") regarding an image he created to support then-Senator Barack Obama's presidential campaign in 2008. FAIREY entered his plea of guilty before U.S. Magistrate Judge Frank Maas.
Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said: "As he admitted today, Shepard Fairey, an artist associated with an iconic image from the 2008 presidential campaign, went to extreme lengths to obtain an unfair and illegal advantage in his civil litigation, creating fake documents and destroying others in an effort to subvert the civil discovery process. The justice system – civil and criminal – depends on the integrity of lawyers and non-lawyers alike to follow the rules. Those who break the rules risk sanctions, including, in certain cases, criminal prosecution."
According to the Information filed today in Manhattan federal court and statements made during FAIREY's guilty plea:
In early 2008, to support the candidacy of then-Senator Barack Obama for the Office of President of the United States, FAIREY created works of art that included a stylized likeness of then-Senator Obama with the words "HOPE" and "PROGRESS" below the images (the "Obama works"). To create the stylized likeness, FAIREY used as a visual reference a photograph that was copyrighted by the AP.
In 2009, FAIREY initiated litigation against the AP in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York seeking a declaration that the Obama works did not infringe the AP's copyrights and that his use of an AP photograph was protected by the "fair use" doctrine of copyright law. In FAIREY's complaint, he alleged that he had used as a visual reference an AP photograph of then-Senator Obama and actor George Clooney taken at an April 2006 National Press Club event. FAIREY's complaint was factually untrue in describing which image he had used as a reference. In fact, he had used another image from the same event – a tightly cropped image of then-Senator Obama gazing up, which was also an AP photograph.
In order to cover up the fact that his complaint was not true, FAIREY created multiple false and fraudulent documents, attempting to show that he had used the photograph of then-Senator Obama with George Clooney in it as his reference. FAIREY also attempted to delete multiple electronically stored documents that demonstrated that he had, in fact, used the tightly cropped image of then-Senator Obama as the reference. The false and fraudulent documents were produced to the AP during discovery, and the documents that FAIREY attempted to delete were not initially produced to the AP. In May and July 2009, U.S. District Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein, to whom the copyright litigation had been assigned, entered various orders directing that there be discovery in the copyright litigation and setting deadlines for the completion of that discovery. FAIREY disobeyed and resisted these orders. Among other things, FAIREY concealed his destruction of documents; concealed his manufacture of fake documents; suggested to an employee that a back-dated document retention policy be created to justify why documents had been deleted; and coached a witness in the civil case to give an account that FAIREY knew to be untrue.
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FAIREY faces a maximum term of six months in prison and a maximum term of supervised release of one year. He also faces a fine of the greatest of $5,000, or twice the gross pecuniary gain derived from the offense or twice the gross pecuniary loss to the victims.
FAIREY, 42, of Los Angeles, California, will be sentenced by Judge Maas on July 16, 2012, at 10:00 a.m.
Mr. Bharara praised the efforts of Criminal Investigators of the United States Attorney's Office in the investigation of this case.
This case is being handled by the Office's Complex Frauds Unit. Assistant U.S. Attorney Daniel W. Levy is in charge of the prosecution.


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On Writing: I'm stuck. Stuck on a plot point and I can't decided if it's crazy pants good or crazy pants bad. I must mull this over a bit. I do have a scene to add and work on, and once that scene is done, it might help me decide on the stuck plot thread. So, the writing plan for today is: #1 Write the scene. #2 List out all the options for this stuck plot point and throw a dart to pick one. Kidding! #3 If still stuck, work on Texas WIP for a day just to mix it up a little.
On Life: Feeling a little emotionally stuck too. In a slight funk. I think it's because after a whirlwind few months where things happened so fast that I didn't really have time to deal with everything…it's all hitting now. So, I have come up with a plan!
#1 Eat chocolate. Isn't chocolate supposed to make you feel happier? Oh, crap, now that I think about it, I think it's exercise that does that. (Huh. Not nearly as fun or easy as eating chocolate.)
#2 Get a puppy! Okay, I'm sorta kidding about this one, only I'm not. We're a dog family. The Engineer and I got a dog our first year of marriage and except for a few months here and there, we've always had a dog as part of family. And I really miss Bella. I'm still not quite ready, but think in a few months (like maybe around Christmas time) I think I'll be ready.


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TCU makes moves to spark offense
TCU's offense has been the predictable punching bag during the Horned Frogs' off week after three less than stellar starts and a 1-2 record.
Coach Gary Patterson questioned some play-calling in the Frogs' loss at Texas Tech and felt the need to move co-offensive coordinator Jarrett Anderson from the field to the press box during games, joining co-offensive coordinator Rusty Burns.
But TCU also plans to move around receivers, Patterson said, when the Frogs (1-2) host SMU (1-2) at 11 a.m. Saturday at Amon G. Carter Stadium. The hope is to get some help for quarterback Trevone Boykin by using the talent at receiver better and getting the right play called for certain players.
"It's one thing about stepping up; the other thing is putting them in situations," Patterson said. "We felt like maybe we were throwing some balls into situations where we had guys who had not been making plays. We've got to get guys who can make plays when we need to have a throw and we need to make the catch. So we'll see this Saturday whether we did a good job of moving some people around and doing that."
Patterson cautioned that he's not panicking. He compared Boykin's performance — both last year as a first-year emergency freshman starter and this year as a sophomore again replacing Casey Pachall after an injury — to that of Andy Dalton, who struggled at times his first couple seasons as a starter. Dalton has started for three years for the Cincinnati Bengals.
"We used patience, he matured and you have the Andy Dalton you have now," Patterson said. "Same thing goes on with Trevone. You need to have patience."
Furthermore, Patterson said, the offensive game plan in some ways contributed to Boykin's limited production. Although he rushed for a career-high 101 yards against Texas Tech, he was intercepted twice and his longest completion went for only 22 yards. Patterson called Boykin's performance "fair," but felt he tried to do too much.
"He's got great athletic ability, he's got a great arm, he's got great presence," he said. "We just have to make sure that he plays within himself."
The changes on and off the field are designed to help him do that.
"We probably should have had a little bit more communication with how we did things, but you kind of went into a buzz saw with everything going on out there [at Texas Tech]," Patterson said.
"We probably should have settled him down. I take as much blame as anybody does to make sure he does that. If mistakes are made we correct them from a player's standpoint and also from a coaching staff. We think we're going to do a lot better job with Coach Anderson going back up in the box so we have a coach watching the back end and the front."
Oklahoma game set
TCU will play at Oklahoma at 6 p.m. Oct. 5, the league said Monday. The game will be televised nationally on Fox (KDFW/Ch. 4).
Fields' status
Gary Patterson declined to update defensive end Devonte Fields' progress after he injured his foot against Texas Texas. Will Fields play against SMU?
"We'll see on Saturday," Patterson said.


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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
The Best Diet for Health
Never mind the pills that are available, I keep telling my clients. I am not really sure about the fat burner products. The one product you want is information about what kinds of foods will do you the most good and which ones will do you the most harm. This is why I have been looking carefully at all the literature on diet and fat metabolism. The unfortunate thing is that there is no consensus. There should be a consensus but there is not, at this time. That is why I advise people to keep their ear to the grapevine because soon there will be more information on what is the best diet. Read the ingredients carefully before buying.
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The Souvenir
With the combined efforts of Hogg, Swinton Byrne and Burke, The Souvenir recreates the sensation of riding an emotional coaster with an unstable partner.
With the combined efforts of Hogg, Swinton Byrne and Burke, The Souvenir recreates the sensation of riding an emotional coaster with an unstable partner.
A work of pop cinema so blissfully, albeit brutally, entertaining that you come out of it feeling even more resentful of its multiplex neighbors for…
Roger Ebert on James Ivory's "Howards End".
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An article about the reissue of "Two Weeks in the Midday Sun."
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An article about the reissue of "Two Weeks in the Midday Sun."
Return now to those thrilling days of yesteryear.
A Far Flung Correspondent takes a look at the Paul Newman classic The Hustler.
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In their new horror-tinged efforts, festival regulars Nicolas Winding Refn and Bertrand Bonello go down baffling roads.
On two competition films from Cannes 2019.
"Who's the Man?" is a fresh, funny update of movies like "Cotton Comes to Harlem" - a comedy about a couple of very bad barbers who pass the police exam by accident, and turn out to be good at solving crimes. The movie stars long, tall Ed Lover and short, round Doctor Dre as characters with the same name, although to their friends they are "Before and After," and to crooks they look more like Abbott and Costello.
As the movie opens, they're partners on the last chair of a Harlem barbershop owned by Nick (Jim Moody), a neighborhood leader who has seen the block gradually taken over by dope dealers, who are themselves being replaced by real estate speculators. To Lover and Dre, these are not pressing concerns; they're more interested in inventing bizarre new hairstyles which they claim to have seen on famous former clients.
Nick finally has to fire them; they're getting so many complaints that none of the customers will let them anywhere near their hair. Nick's better idea: They should take the police exam.
It's a multiple choice, which they both take by spelling "abacadaba" ) in the a-b-c-d spaces. They pass, to their amazement, and become the two most inept recruits in the history of the force.
The movie was directed by Ted Demme (nephew of Jonathan), and has a sharp look and feel; there's a good ear for dialogue, a nice comic rhythm, and performances by Lover and Dre (hosts of "Yo! MTV Raps") which could quite possibly make them into a movie comedy team. The film seems ripe for sequels.
Most of the humor grows out of human nature. There's a funny running gag involving a duty sergeant's determination to keep Dr. Dre from ever eating another doughnut, and another feud involving the sergeant's refusal to call anyone "Doctor" unless he has a medical degree. I also enjoyed the gags after the cops take their beaten-up squad car into a storefront customizing shop, where it's turned into a street rod, with surprising results for the next cops who drive it.
Beneath the humor, though, is an undercurrent of seriousness, mostly represented by the character of Nick, whose barber shop represents continuity and responsibility on a street where drugs are taking over. In one scene, he threatens a drug dealer while reminding him that he gave him haircuts when he was a little boy. In another, he warns local residents that gentrification can be a danger, as neighborhoods grow too expensive for the present inhabitants. The movie's bad guy is a developer who is trying to run Nick out and buy up the entire neighborhood - although perhaps not in order to build the condos he keeps talking about.
Seth Greenland's screenplay includes a running commentary on countless television shows (did Redd Foxx actually fake his own death to outsmart the IRS?), and there's a payoff at the end inspired by "The Beverly Hillbillies." A lot of the humor, though, seems to spring from the personalities and relationships of Dr. Dre and Ed Lover themselves, who, like Cheech and Chong and Laurel and Hardy and the teams mentioned in the movie, have an easy chemistry. My notion is that "Who's the Man?" could turn out to be a star-maker.
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Closure of RBA Small Investor Bond Facility
8 May 2013
On 21 May 2013 the quotation and trading of Exchange-traded Australian Government Bonds (AGBs) will commence on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). This offers a means for retail investors to invest in AGBs in the form of CHESS Depositary Interests (CDIs).
- The holder of Exchange-traded AGBs has beneficial ownership of AGBs in the form of CDIs. All of the economic benefits including coupon and principal payments, attached to legal ownership of the bonds will come with ownership of these CDIs.
- Exchange-traded AGBs are electronically traded and settled through the ASX and can be traded in small or large parcels. Exchange-traded AGBs can be traded on the ASX in the same way as listed shares.
- Both Treasury Bonds and Treasury Indexed Bonds are available as Exchange-traded AGBs.
- Investors should contact their financial adviser or broker to buy or sell Exchange-traded AGBs.
The small investor bond facility operated by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) was established to provide retail investors with a means to directly invest in AGBs. The RBA facility is not considered necessary once retail investors can invest in AGBs via Exchange-traded AGBs.
- From 21 May 2013 it will no longer be possible for investors to purchase AGBs through the RBA facility.
- It will still be possible for existing investors to sell their holdings of AGBs through the RBA facility until further notice.
More information about Exchange-traded AGBs is available on the following websites.
- www.australiangovernmentbonds.gov.au
- www.asx.com.au/agb
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A facility is being developed to allow existing inscribed stock investors of Treasury Bonds and Treasury Indexed Bonds to convert their holdings respectively into Exchange-traded Treasury Bonds and Exchange-traded Treasury Indexed Bonds.
- The AOFM will provide written notification to investors of this service when the conversion facility is available.
- Until that time, existing investors may decide to sell their holdings of Treasury Bonds and Treasury Indexed Bonds to the RBA and reinvest in Exchange-traded AGBs if they wish.
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New weapons for water management
By Gareth James Lloyd (UNEP-DHI) and Oluf Zejlund Jessen (DHI)
In many countries climatic variability and change is experienced in the form of more frequent, severe and less predictable flood and drought events. This situation complicates the lives of those who need to plan for and manage water as part of their job, such as agricultural and industrial producers, local authorities, water utilities, power companies, and river management organizations. Increasingly, people working in these areas are looking to adopt and apply tools and techniques that can better support their work. One such example is the use of something called decision support systems, or DSSs, which, as the name suggests, to help people make informed decisions about what to do, what not to do, and when.
These systems come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but they are basically computer-based information systems that support business or organizational decision-making activities. DSSs serve the management, operations and planning levels of an organization and help people make choices about problems that may be rapidly changing and not easily specified in advance. In the world of water, DDSs have been evolving over the past 10 years and are typically used to better understand river regimes, allowing the analysis of various development and disaster scenarios. Stakeholder cooperation can often be improved by making the decision-making process more transparent and fact-based than might otherwise be the case.
This figure shows how a group of stakeholders can get together and agree on exactly what they want the DSS to be able to do. This typically involves agreeing on various data and other planning considerations, how information needs to be disseminated and to whom, as well as for what decision making purposes. There is an opportunity to play around with different scenarios that, for example, may include changes in population, land use, rainfall and infrastructure on water availability.
These kinds of systems are already being used in river basins as diverse as the Nile, Zambezi, Rio Grande and Lower Mekong, where it is possible to integrate various social, economic, physical and environmental planning parameters to simultaneously take into account the different users and uses of water, as well as accounting for variations in availability due to climate change.
A great example of an ongoing initiative that is very much at the cutting-edge of the DSS field is the project currently being undertaken by an alphabet soup consortium of partners including the United Nations Environment Program, International Water Association, DHI and Global Environment Facility. Despite its rather uninteresting name — the Flood and Drought Management Tools project — the activities being undertaken are extremely interesting. Building on the best of DSS thinking to date, the aim is to harness technological advances, such as those in climate and hydraulic modelling, real-time data, satellite technology and cloud computing, to take DSSs to the next level.
Recognizing the importance of developing something that is completely geared toward addressing user demands, the project's partners include a diverse group of stakeholders linked to the River Volta in West Africa
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There's trouble in Somewhere and someone in town alerted the Texas Rangers. Big bad Ranger Hart Winston is tasked with ferreting out the truth and staying out of trouble. But trouble seems to follow him wherever he goes, this time in the body of sweet innkeeper Sherri London. While he works on his case, he watches her and feels the tug of desire. But she's the former clerk in the office he's investigating, making her forbidden fruit. And making her even more adorable.
Sherri sees a big man in her B&B and immediately sees trouble. Man trouble, and she doesn't know how to handle it. Male-Female relationships aren't her forte, not to mention the trouble she had with her last pseudo boyfriend. But Hart makes her smile and seems an awful like the heroes on tv, even vanquishing her demons.
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My review of Galito's – this is another restaurant that serves their chicken with the infamous peri sauces from Portugal and Africa. I love the peri sauces served at the other well known Portuguese restaurants, but the sauces here were not up to my standards for the texture and flavours. It was not thick enough, and just runny, and I could not taste the star ingredients in each sauce.
The peri-shrooms dish was a bit disappointing as I was expecting it to be more flavourful. The mushrooms had seasoning on it, but it was still not enough. I had to add more sauce that was provided on the table. The bread that came with this dish tasted better than the mushrooms.
My chilli bean salad was not appealing for presentation, I thought it was lacking colour as well, as I expected it to be more red as it is a chilli dish. The beans were cooked nicely, and the flavours were average.
My prawn combotada was the only dish that stood out for me. The tiger prawns were grilled beautifully and seasoned nicely. I loved the sweet potato fries, it was crisp and delicious.
Finally, the grilled halloumi wrap was simple for the presentation, but the halloumi was tasty. It was seasoned wonderfully, and grilled perfectly.
This restaurant deserves a rating of 3/5.
I ordered the melon teaser drink for 20DHS, peri-shrooms with extra hot peri sauce for 22DHS, chilli bean salad for 24DHS, prawn combotada with buttered steamed broccoli and sweet potato fries for 169DHS, and the grilled halloumi wrap for 32DHS.
The pricing of the dishes are average but I found the prawn dishes to be a tad bit on the higher side.
The service was good here with nice staff members. The food came out in a good amount of time, but the beverages were a bit slow coming to our table.
The ambience of the restaurant is bright and welcoming but the decor was outdated with outdated colours. This restaurant is located in the food court of Festival City mall, but with with their own seating, so it is an actual restaurant, and not one of the counters where you just order food from.


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We all know that Miami is well known for its amazing nightlife, with tons of clubs, bars, and resorts to keep you busy until all hours of the night. Of course, if you're going to stay up late having a good time, you're bound to get hungry. Fortunately, Miami is also filled with plenty of great restaurants that stay open late to accommodate all of the city's partygoers. Here are seven great places to eat in Miami next time you work up a hunger late at night.
La Sandwicherie
For a late-night meal that's simple yet satisfying, head to La Sandwicherie, which has two locations, one on South Beach and one in the heart of downtown Miami. You won't find anything too fancy on the menu, just good, hearty sandwiches and salads at fair prices. Both locations are open until at least 5 a.m. every night of the week, and both places guarantee you the chance to get a good meal before the sun comes up.
La Moon
Just south of downtown Miami, you'll find La Moon, a great Colombian restaurant that offers plenty of dishes that are perfect for filling your stomach late at night. La Moon has several delicious, fried appetizers, but if you're seeking something more, they have a variety of fish, pasta, chicken, and pork dishes to fill you up. During the week, the restaurant closes at midnight, but on Friday and Saturday nights, La Moon stays open until 6 a.m.
Big Pink
If you want choices, Big Pink is the place to go, as it features over 200 items on its menu. Specialty burgers and wings are two of the things Big Pink does best, but it also serves breakfast all day, so you can get your hands on waffles and pancakes any time you want. It's also received rave reviews for its large portions, so no matter how hungry you are when you walk in, you'll leave full and satisfied. Big Pink is located in one of the busiest areas of South Beach, and Thursday through Saturday nights it stays open until 5:30 in the morning.
The Anderson
This place is not located in any of Miami's hubs known for their nightlife, but if you're looking for a nightcap and some great food, The Anderson is the place for you. Aside from classy and tasty cocktails, the food offered is high end, including queso, coconut shrimp, a patty melt, a vegetarian burrito, and a Japanese hot dog. If you're looking for delicious food and one final drink at a place that stays open until 2 a.m. on weekends, you can't do any better than The Anderson.
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If you find yourself on the outskirts of downtown Miami and craving tacos, the place to end up is Taqueria El Carnal. It looks like a hole in the wall, but it serves up some of the best tacos in Miami until 3 a.m. most nights and 5 a.m. on the weekends. For truly authentic Mexican food, this is the place to go, and it's the perfect spot to satisfy a late-night hunger.
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Pizza is always a great option for late-night eating, and Pizza Bar is the place to go to grab a quick slice or order a whole pie when you're on South Beach in the early morning hours. Pizza Bar prides itself in having the largest slices in Miami, and that reputation is absolutely true. The pizza is quite tasty as well, and so are the wings, making Pizza Bar a no-brainer if that's what you're craving. Thursday through Saturday nights, Pizza bar is open until 5 a.m. and 2 a.m. every other night of the week.
Momi Ramen
Noodles are a notoriously great food for eating late at night, and in Miami Momi Ramen is the place to go. Most who have visited praise Momi Ramen for having the best ramen they've ever tasted, and it doesn't hurt that it comes in substantial quantity as well. Seven days a week, Momi Ramen is open until 3 a.m., so no matter what day of the week you like to stay out late, if you like noodles, plan to end your night here.


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In the recess agitation he took an active part, strongly supporting the action of the House of Lords in adopting Lord Cairns's amendment to the franchise bill. He declared his confidence that the nation 'would award the palm, and the honour, and the victory to those who, conscious of the immeasurable responsibilities attaching to an hereditary house, have dauntlessly defended, against an arbitrary minister, the ancient liberties of our race.' He also insisted on the unity of the opposition. 'Tory disunion,' he said in his Manchester speech, with his usual audacity of assertion,' is a phantom and a fiction, the ridiculous figment of a disordered and dissipated liberal imagination.' His platform campaign ended at Carlisle on 8 Oct., when he concluded his address with a description of the liberals as 'clouds without water, blown about by the wind ; wandering stars, whose helplessness would compel the English people to turn to the united and historic party, which can alone re-establish your social and imperial interests, and can alone proceed safely, steadily, and surely along the broad path of social progress and reform.'
Before the close of the autumn session of 1884, in which the franchise bill was passed, Churchill started for a tour of some months in India. He left England towards the end of November and landed at Bombay, where he was the guest of Sir James Fergusson, the governor. He visited the other Indian capitals and most of the chief towns of the peninsula, occupying himself to some extent with sport, and at the same time studying the political situation of the country. He was enthusiastically welcomed by some of


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A community heritage project sponsored by the Maggie Law Maritime Museum in Gourdon, in conjunction with Bervie Primary School, has been given a glowing acknowledgement by First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon.
The one year Project with the Pupils of Primary Four of the school, researched and recorded the history of Hercules Linton, the Inverbervie - born designer of the famous tea clipper, the Cutty Sark.
A letter addressed to Bervie School head teacher Susan Smith, from the First Minister, said: "I would like to offer my sincere congratulations to all staff and teachers at Bervie School for your hard work in producing a permanent and international community heritage around the history of Hercules Linton, designer of the Cutty Sark.
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Head Teacher, Susan Smith said "Our involvement in the Cutty Sark project has provided a relevant, local and real life context for learning for our Primary 4 pupils. To receive acknowledgement from the First Minister of the importance and success of the project and recognition of what the children have achieved is a credit to all of our pupils and Mr Davidson and Mrs Weir, who have worked hard to support the learning throughout this project. I would like to thank Dave Ramsay for providing this amazing opportunity to our school and for helping to ignite the children's enthusiasm and make the whole experience one which they will remember for a very long time."


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The British Acupuncture Council, the UK's largest professional body for the practice of acupuncture, fully supports NICE's (National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence) decision that acupuncture be made available on the NHS for chronic lower back pain.
Traditional acupuncture has been used for over 2,000 years to alleviate back pain and British Acupuncture Council members have for many many years been successfully treating patients for this condition either in private practice or working within the NHS. In effect, therefore, these new guidelines are a rubber stamp of the positive work already being undertaken as well as an endorsement of the wealth of research evidence now available in this area.
Back pain affects more than 1.1 million people in the UK with 95% of patients suffering from lower back pain problems [1]. Recent research has shown that acupuncture treatment can be effective in treating back pain [2] and introducing acupuncture treatment on the NHS can be very beneficial for patients who are suffering from the one of the nation's main reasons for work-related sickness absence [3].
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The profession of traditional acupuncture continues to be a beneficial and effective therapy for a variety of conditions and the thorough consultation and diagnostic process is of paramount importance to its efficacy.
The British Acupuncture Council is working towards the forthcoming statutory regulation of acupuncture to ensure the highest standards of professional excellence are maintained.
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[1] NHS[2] Statistics provided from HTA Spotlight: Acupuncture for back painResearch by the University of Regensburg has shown that acupuncture is one of the most effective therapies for back pain. The research published by Archives of Internal Medicine, showed that acupuncture can provide significantly more relief from lower back pain than conventional therapies. The Chinese needle treatment was 74% more likely to lead to a sustained reduction in pain or improved ability to function normally than physiotherapy, medication and advice on exercise.[3] NHS
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I was kicked out of films because someone else was recommended: Priyanka Chopra on nepotism
Priyanka Chopra, who is not only a household name in Bollywood but Hollywood as well, will soon be making her Hollywood debut in Baywatch. The actress recently revealed that there were days when she too faced rejection in Bollywood. In an interview with a leading daily, PeeCee, who was in India for a short period of time before flying back to New York, was asked to comment on nepotism, to which she replied, "All kinds exist. There is nothing wrong in being born into a family that has a legacy. Outsiders don't have a foot-in-the-door access. Star kids have an insurmountable pressure of living up to the family name. Every star has their individual journey. In mine, I have faced a lot. I have been kicked out of films because someone else was recommended to the producer. I cried and got over it. Eventually, those who are meant to be success stories become that, despite all hindrances." For the unversed, in an episode of 'Koffee with Karan,' Kangana Ranaut had boldly talked about nepotism in the film industry, leaving the whole B-Town in shock. On the work front, Priyanka is gearing up for her big Hollywood debut, Baywatch. She will be seen playing the antagonist, Victoria Leeds, in the film that also stars Dwayne Johnson and Zac Efron.


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When these four guys stepped onto the stage at America's Got Talent, the audience didn't know what to expect. Dressed in black clothing, caps, shades and chains, you'd be forgiven for thinking that they'd turned up at the wrong theater. They were not your usual AGT fodder.
But testing people's assumptions is part of Linkin Bridge's MO. The foursome, who hail from Louisville Kentucky, adopt the mantra 'never judge a book by its cover. The vocal group – made up of Big Rome, Montre Davis, Shon China Lacy, Ekoe Alexanda – play off the dichotomy between their tough guy image and their angelic voices.
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First off thank you everyone that made such nice comment's on my Laundry Room Makeover it means the world to me.
I wanted to take time to welcome everyone to Indy for Superbowl Week it has been so much fun watching our beautiful City turn into "the place to be" lots of people think that Indiana is just a spot in the middle of the Midwest but I will tell you that we know how to roll out the RED CARPET so I wanted to share photos with all of you.
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1. Good Standing: You must be in good standing with student life. Previous lifestyle violations will affect eligibility including the possibility of not being able to participate.
2. GPA: You must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or above.
3. You must be in your third year of school at George Fox or be a transfer student from a community or four year college.
For non-transfers who are graduating early:
Those who expect to graduate after three years: If you are going to graduate in three years after you enter George Fox you must wait until your third year. You will sign up in the spring of your second year. This will mean you go after you graduate. There will be a "buy-in" fee. You will have the same priority as a Junior.
Running Start Student: If you are going to graduate after two years you can obtain special permission to go on Juniors Abroad after your second year. There will be a "buy-in" fee. You will have the same priority as a Junior.
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Chelsea manager Roberto Di Matteo has been left in the dark with regards to the long term future of Frank Lampard, as contract talks are yet to begin.
Lampard has been a loyal, long serving member of the Chelsea revolution since his arrival from West Ham but along with the likes of John Terry and Ashley Cole, the future may lie outside of West London.
"Ultimately that's between the player and the club to agree a new arrangement," Di Matteo told Sky Sports.
"I'm not aware how the discussions are going at the moment.
"If there's willingness from both sides, he will remain with us.
"He's been a fantastic player for us over a decade, so it would be nice for him to finish his career here.
"The players know that I would like them to stay.
"They are fantastic players who have always performed to a high level for us, for myself, too.
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The majority of Terrans were six-legged. They had territorial squabbles and politics and wars and a caste system. They also had sufficient intelligence to survive on that barren boondocks planet for several billions of years.
We are not concerned here with the majority of Terrans. We are concerned with a tiny minority-the domesticated primates who built cities and wrote symphonies and invented things like tic-tac-toe and integral calculus. At the time of our story, these primates regarded themselves as the Terrans. The six-legged majority and other life-forms on that planet hardly entered into their thinking at all, most of the time.
The domesticated primates of Terra referred to the six-legged majority by an insulting name. They called them "bugs."
There was one species on Terra that lived in very close symbiosis with the domesticated primates. This was a variety of domesticated canines called dogs.
The dogs had learned to achieve a rough simulation of "guilt" and "remorse" and "worry" and other domesticated primate characteristics.
The domesticated primates had learned how to achieve simulations of "loyalty" and "dignity" and "cheerfulness" and other canine characteristics.
The primates claimed that they loved the dogs as much as the dogs loved them. Still, the primates kept the best food for themselves. The dogs noticed this, you can be sure, but they loved the primates so much that they forgave them.
One dog became famous. Actually he and she was a group of dogs, but they became renowned collectively as "Pavlov's Dog".
The thing about Pavlov's Dog is that he or she or they responded mechanically to mechanically administered stimuli. Pavlov's Dog caused some of the domesticated primates, especially the scientists, to think that all dog behavior was equally mechanical. This made them wonder about other mammals, including themselves.
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