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Marupadiyum Songs Download - Lyrics
Marupadiyum was a remake of Arth (1982) directed by Mahesh Bhat.Musical Legend Ilaiyaraaja composed the film with five superb tracks.Even now the songs makes the people to listen. Marupadiyum Songs is requested by Mr William from Chennai.
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Starring: Nizhalgal Ravi,Revathi,Rohini,Arvind Swamy
Director: Balu Mahendra
Composer: Ilaiyaraaja
Released: 1993
Track List/Play Marupadiyum Songs
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Aasai Athigam - S. Janaki
Ellorum Sollu Paatu - S. P. Balasubramaniam
Ellorukum Nalla Kaalam - K. J. Yesudas
Nallathoor Veenai - S. Janaki
Nalam Vaazha - S. P. Balasubramaniam
Marupadiyum Mp3 Songs.rar(20.38 MB)


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Sheikh, M. and T. Islam (2018). 'Islam, Alcohol, and Identity: Towards a Critical Muslim Studies Approach'. In Reorient: Journal of Critical Muslim Studies. PDF
Sheikh, M. (2017). A Treasury of Ibn Taymiyyah: Timeless Wisdom of His Words (Treasury in Islamic Thought and Civilisation). Kube Publishing.
Sheikh, M. (2016). Ottoman Puritanism and Its Discontents: Ahmad al-Rumi al-Aqhisari and the Qadizadelis. Oxford University Press.
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Sheikh, M. and M.S. Ebrahim (2016). 'Debt Instruments in Islamic Finance: A Critique'. In Arab Law Quarterly.
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Christine DeLucia specializes in indigenous and colonial histories of North America, particularly in the Northeast/New England. Her current research is on the conflict known as King Philip's War (1675-1678), which violently transformed Algonquian and Euro-American settler communities in the late seventeenth century. This war—one of the formative events of early America—did more than momentarily disrupt these societies. It dramatically altered the balance of power in the Northeast, and shaped how subsequent generations have understood themselves, their entangled histories, and their presence on lands that remain disputed. As DeLucia's work shows, memories of this war and related violences continue to inflect discourses about sovereignty, dispossession, decolonization, and regeneration.
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Lately I've been wondering: What really is the point of doing this Ashtanga thing? You know, you get up at stupid o'clock, maybe drug yourself with some coffee (or your personal stimulant of choice, whatever that may be), and then drag your barely conscious body/mind to the mat, put yourself through some funny actions called Surya Namaskars (most of the time, you are namaskaring to a sun that hasn't even risen :-)), and then twist, stretch and bend your body into interesting shapes while most of the rest of the world remains blissfully asleep and ignorant of your labors. If one is lucky, one gets to do this every morning for 20, 30 or even 40 years (excluding moon days and rest days). Then, sooner or later, age catches up, and you will either have to greatly modify, scale back or even abandon the asana practice altogether.
So all this doing, just to have to give everything up in the end? Of course, the official party line tells us that this is kind of the whole point of yoga anyway: There is really no point, when it comes down to it. At least not in any tangible sense. Things come, things go. One can accept it, work with it, and be happy and find peace. Or one can resist it, and create unnecessary suffering for oneself and others.
Fair enough. But what if things are actually not what they seem? What if, unbeknownst to us, there really is a tangible point to all this asana practice? What if this Ashtanga practice is really a process that secretly turns us into... ninjas? As I observed in my previous post on bandhas, there are many similarities between uddiyana bandha and accessing the hara in martial arts. And, as you can see in the video above, being able to activate uddiyana bandha translates into a very useful skill in the ninja world: Perhaps this skill comes in handy when a ninja needs to, you know, infiltrate a house whose floor is planted with sharp iron stakes or nails or something.
What if, unbeknownst to all of us, what we know as the Ashtanga organization (i.e. KPJAYI) is actually a front for training ninjas, and the entire six series of the Ashtanga system is actually a training system that enables the practitioner to progressively develop the relevant ninja powers, while also progressively screening out those candidates/practitioners who don't have what it takes to become ninjas? Well, you know, if you don't make it as a ninja (i.e. if you don't progress beyond, say, third series in this lifetime), then the Ashtanga practice is just a mind/body meditative practice for you. But if you make it to fourth series or beyond, then you secretly get inducted into a secret society of ninjas:
Kunoichi (female ninja) being inducted
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Hmm... could getting certified really mean getting certified as a ninja? Hmm... could Kino actually be a ninja?
But what do I know? These are just the idle musings of an overstimulated brain. Besides, I seriously doubt if I will make it past third series in this lifetime. So I really have no way of knowing, one way or the other.
Well, actually, now I'm getting a little worried: Have I said too much? I hope I don't get ninja-ed tonight...
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Health the H.G. Wells Way
No one knew this more than H.G. Wells. He was sure that looks were not everything. His favorite motto was "Look, but this is not the truth." A man who would look the other way if you offered him something claiming to be a "best acne spot treatment"; he was nevertheless an ardent devotee of Advaita Vedanta, just like the late great J.D. Salinger.
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Pharmacy Law: Liability When Dispensing to Allergic Patients
Dr. Fink is professor of pharmacy law and policy at the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy, Lexington.
Issue of the Case
When a pharmacist dispenses a medication in a category of pharmaceuticals to which the patient is allergic, what legal doctrines, in addition to negligence, may be used in the lawsuit against the pharmacy?
Facts of the Case
A patient in a midwestern state was experiencing severe menstrual cramps and asked that her physician phone in a prescription for her. The physician phoned the pharmacy to request dispensing of a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), although the patient had experienced allergic reactions to that category of medications in the past.
The husband of the patient came to the pharmacy to pick up the prescription, and testimony was presented that neither he nor his wife was aware that the medication was an NSAID. When the wife had presented prescriptions at the pharmacy in the past, she had been approached by staff members to inquire about any drug allergies, and she told them she was allergic to aspirin, acetaminophen, and ibuprofen. The husband testified that the same question was asked with this transaction and that he had reported her history of drug allergies.
In his testimony, the manager of the pharmacy noted that pharmacists were required by policy to inquire about allergies. Moreover, the pharmacy's computer system would have borne information about the hypersensitivity. If a new prescription was entered into the computer, the software would compare that new information with the preexisting information about other medications being used by the patient, as well as history of allergies. If an incompatibility was detected, a warning would have flashed on the computer screen. This warning only could be overridden after calling the prescriber or by an override requiring that the pharmacist enter a security code.
The manager testified that it was improper for the pharmacist to complete an override without contacting the prescriber. In this case, the system reflected neither an indication that the physician had been contacted, nor that a manual override had occurred. The pharmacist who actually dispensed the medication testified that she had no recollection of the entire incident. She did indicate, however, that the patient's history of allergies would have been available to her through the computer system.
After consuming the first dose, the patient began having difficulty breathing. She called the pharmacy to ask if there might be some explanation and was told no. Suffering continuing breathing problems, she consulted a pharmacist-friend who was familiar with her history and told her to go to an emergency room immediately. She was diagnosed as being in anaphylactic shock and subsequently reported increased episodes of asthma, petit mal seizures, and worsening of her multiple sclerosis.
She filed a lawsuit against the pharmacy using several legal doctrines: negligence, loss of society, willful and wanton misconduct, and battery. The case was filed in a federal trial court, and the pharmacy moved for summary judgment on the last 2 claims, requesting that the judge rule they lacked merit and should be dismissed.
The Court's Ruling
The motions to dismiss both claims—willful and wanton misconduct as well as battery—were denied.
The Court's Reasoning
Turning first to the willful and wanton misconduct argument, the judge reviewed a state statute designed to shield some defendants from punitive damages associated with malpractice claims. He concluded that the statute did eliminate the possibility of punitive damages being assessed as punishment for a verdict of willful and wanton misconduct, but the plaintiff still could recover compensatory damages based on negligence.
The second legal theory to be addressed was battery, traditionally defined as offensive touching without consent. The judge stated that in order for the plaintiff to recover damages, she would need to show that (1) the pharmacy intended to cause a harmful contact; (2) harmful contact occurred; and (3) the plaintiff did not consent to the contact.
With regard to 1, the court concluded that the plaintiff need not show that the pharmacy intended the harm; it was only necessary to show that the pharmacy intended to bring about the contact when dispensing the offending medication. On 2, the court determined that the harmful contact occurred when the defendant caused the plaintiff to "come in contact with a substance in a way that may be viewed as offensive"; whereas for 3, the lack of consent existed because the patient did not know she was receiving a medication to which she likely would be allergic.


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School daze theme this weekend for Taste of Second Life. I have good memorys of my school days but they are a looo๏̯͡๏ooong time ago. Wearing jewellery made by Belle Roussel owner of CHOP ZUEY and they are a Moolto Hunt item so good luck finding the set. I just L❥VE the poses of *MP* a TOSL item for this weekend so don't be late and take the ride.
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I just went to the Aus_NZartquilters to have a look at all the journals and guess what I saw on the home page?
My August Journal quilt!
Buffy has made me Artist In Residence! Thank you Buffy! Now I need to find out what I am supposed to do next!


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|Acrylic on canvas, 2 ' X 4 ' on 1 1/2 inch gallery wrapped stretchers.
|" Ocean Portal " - detail
|Kathy's vine piece
|My piece titled " Rock and Roll"
|Kathy's trees
|My piece titled "Capolino"
|Kathy's piece called "Multiverse"
|The drying area under the work table.
|My piece titled "Island Fruit"
|Kathy's flower basket piece
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Time Sync With Time Server Or Domain Controller
Commandline Tricks To Do The Job Faster
If the time is off there is probably something wrong with the timeserver ntp settings.
To correct this or troubleshoot this, try to do the following in windows xp.
The best practise is to sync against your domain controller and let the domain controller sync with a server which has an antenna.
- Run cmd with the right credentials
- w32tm /config /computer:computername /manualpeerlist:timeserver,0x1 /syncfromflags:manual /update
- The command completed successfully.
- Stop the time service Windows Time and start it again to refresh its settings
- w32tm /resync /computer:computername /rediscover
- This can take awhile
- If you get a message The computer did not resync because only stale time data was avaible just wait a little longer
- Check the time with:
- w32tm /monitor /computers:computername
- The output is like:
- computername [ip-address]:
ICMP: 0ms delay.
NTP: +0.0143554s offset from local clock
RefID: timeserver.domain [ip-address]
To see which time server is configured use the following command:
reg query HKLM\system\Currentcontrolset\Services\W32time\Parameters
more info and usefull switches
Commandline Tricks To Do The Job Faster
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News: Thorp Courier (5 Sep 2001)
Contact: Kathy
I apologize for not sending out the OLD INFO for awhile but I've been swamped. So to save myself some time, I will just list the name of paper, date and surname. If you would like the entire tidbit of info on a certain surname, please email me personally and I'll be glad to send you the info. Sometimes the same name is mentioned twice.
Take care, Kathy
THORP COURIER dated 9/5/01 100 YEARS AGO: Ladowski, Craig, Francis, Egnoski, Friess, McKee, Barr, Sttel, Johnson, Walsdorf, Nye, Holzhausen, Rusch 75 YEARS AGO: Wojtkiewicz, Balcer, Reppert, Felix, Cichocke, Thompson, Epensen, Emmerson, Zais, Pirus, Lindquist, Jackey, Bogumill, Bivans, Heagle, Cichocki, Raczykowski, Liske 50 YEARS AGO: Kamia, Ciolkosz, Burzynski, Seidl, Kapsy 25 YEARS AGO: Heyroth, Szczech, Smith, Abramczak, Osowski, Czernicki, Laski 10 YEARS AGO: Grajkowski, Koltis, Frenette, Cornell FULL OBITUARIES: Jerome Dietzler, Helen Petrusczak, Lesly Ann Rudd OLD PICTURE: Six 1964 graduates that are all cousins. No names listed.
News: Thorp Courier (5 Sep 2001)
Contact: Martha
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dear Kathy, I am interested in what you have for three people listed in the Thorp Courier dated 9/5/2001. Their names are Bogumill (75 yrs. ago), Ciolsek (50 yrs. ago), and Grajkowski (10 yrs ago). Thank you, Martha
News: Thorp Courier, Thorp, Wisconsin (5 Sep 2001)
Contact: martha
Email: email@example.com
Kathy, I would also like to know what you have for Thorp Courier 10/10/2001and 11/28/2001, 25 yrs. ago for Grajkowski. Thank you, Martha
News: Thorp Courier (5 Sep 2001)
Contact: Janet
Email: email@example.com
What are you looking for on the Bogumill family? I have some info which isn't yet entered an I can take a look to see what I might have.
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Language Focus Unit 9 Lớp 10
• Pronunciation
• Grammar and Vocabulary
Exercise 1. Dùng Should hay Shouldn't + một trong số các cụm từ trong khung để viết câu ứng với tình huống trong ngoặc.
1. She should go away for a few days.
2. You should look for another job.
3. He shouldn't go to bed so late.
4. You should take a photograph.
5. She shouldn't use her car so much.
6. He should put some pictures on the wall.
Exercise 2. Đọc những tình huống sau rồi viết câu với I think / I don't think... should...
1. I don't think they should get married.
2. I think smoking should be banned, especially in restaurants.
3. I don't think you should go out this evening.
4. I think the boss should resign.
Exercise 3. Cho dạng đúng của động từ.
1. didn't go 5.would not get 9. didn't come
2. would feel 6. closed down 10. borrowed
3. would take 7. pressed 11. walked
4. refused 8. would be 12. would understand
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Polaris razor bucket seats (black with silver inserts and orange stitching) on swivels ProMotion Four-legged boat seat pedestal with storage tray and rubber coated feet. Made from heavy duty welded aluminum construction and durable, easy to clean powder coat finish.
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The Positive Sum Finance of Basic Income
by coinewzealand
The Kiwicoin project I have initiated is designed to appeal to an often overlooked term in politics and finance: positive-sum games. The greatest economic innovations and inventions often benefit multiple parties at once, which is why they tend to be copied far and wide.
Savvy business people often recognized that positive sum solutions benefited them. However, zero-sum logic, or the idea that only one clade can dominate at the expense of others, has become more common. The irony is that the historical norm (and more common practice) is the adoption of positive sum solutions, whether intentionally or not. For example, Henry Ford paid his workers enough to purchase the cars they manufactured, thus ensuring he'd have plenty of demand for his products (and also ensuring positive relations with employees).
The basic income, at least our approach, offers multiple benefits for every sector of society. The poor and less affluent have another lifeline. The middle class has compensation for shrinking wages and the ability to pursue their own business or spend a bit more. The affluent get a bit more pocket change to invest or spend.
There are benefits to institutions as well. Governments can earn more indirectly from increased tax revenue. Financial institutions gain more money invested within them at a regular interval, as well as the digital currency having a constant store of value relative to other investments. Businesses, large and small, gain more consumer demand, as well as having more to invest in themselves. At the same time, the national economy becomes less fragile when dealing with international economic crises.
The digital currency itself is independent of the government, and thus little to no taxpayer funds are required. Likewise, even if the digital currency were to fail, it would give lessons for the next incarnation. The low capital requirements mean that it has a low barrier to entry. The point of the Kiwicoin is to demonstrate a digital currency solely for social investment, the greatest example of positive sum thinking.


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Eyes in All Heads Part 1. Choosing A Leica.
"To photograph: it is to put on the same line of sight the head, the eye and the heart."
— Henri Cartier-Bresson
I am starting to see very, very clearly – and sight is the biggest part of it isn't it; taking a photograph. I see more and more of my photographer friends going BIG with long L glass or Nikon full frame megapixel blahblahblah this and that GoPro Heros and this set up and that set up and the thing is… I don't see a great deal of difference in their image making, except some sort of appropriation into the Borg. Something has to give and the art has to go back to something that it once was. SLOW the FUCK down. What are you hiding? Why are you hiding behind this STUFF???
A typical "pro" photographer's gear choices are kind of ridiculous if you think about it, especially if the only thing they shoot is a model or two or portraits. I mean, a Canon 5D MKIII is around $3,000, a Canon 70-200mm f2.8 $2,500, an 85mm portrait lens between $900 and $2,200 and in three years – besides the lenses – you have to start all over again. What if they STOP supporting the EOS mount and make the lenses unusable??? And Nikon isn't much better. They OWN your image-making. Oh, and the appropriation of mobile technologies… Anyone who watched Godzilla this weekend might have noticed that "Walter White's" character had to retrieve data from 1999 (just 15 years ago) from a ZIP drive, do we still use Zip disks? Who is to say we will still have a fucking iPhone in FIVE years much less 10? Oh and this isn't even getting into the 30-60K range of a Phase ONE medium-format digital that has become popular over the Hasselblad of late, and more. It's an insane market of choices and options. Some BOLD photographers have moved to the newer Fuji X system and some have decided to move to film only, and all of these choices are worthwhile.
I'm all about digital technology, I really REALLY am. I have been working with computers since I knew what they were in the early 80s. I have been working in Photoshop since it's inception as a tool in 1990 (aging myself, but it doesn't matter). I can talk about sensor chips, the difference between and anti-aliasing filter attached and having one, I can talk megapixels or light sensitivity in low light. Which is the better menu system, the Fuji X series or the Olympus M? The iPhone 5S is better at low-light than the iPhone 5, the Galaxy Tab is better at rendering this and that – WHATTHEFUCKEVER.
What is the most important part of the tools that you use to take a photo? What is the final results that you want? You want someone to see the photo that you take and feel something, experience something that you experienced, or force them – even by force majeur, centrifical force of nature, the natural – to experience the exact decision that you made to bring that photo to life. What were your THOUGHTS behind that image, how did you come to it? And your tools — are they pedestrian enough to where your aunt Lucy has the same DSLR as you do? Does she think it's the camera that makes the photo or is it something else outside of you being brought into the frame, the delivery of that light and shadow – the very POINT of the image is YOUR point of making it. What TOOL do you need for that?
People who have known me over the years know that I am rather minimal when it comes to image making. I often bark that "it doesn't matter" what camera you use. It doesn't. We all work within our limitations, learn them and get the best photograph possible from those limitations. In that, I will say, it doesn't matter really what camera you use for this purpose. HOWEVER there is a point when you yourself have surpassed the limitations of the equipment you use and you want to get back to a basic reclaiming of the POWER of your own image-making. IN THAT, you need the proper tool for the job, whatever that job may be.
To be a photographer you enter into a history, a lineage, a tradition. One that can be traced back to the very reason that we put 35mm movie film stock into a small metal box with a pin-hole for testing that film; because you KNOW that is the reason we have photography, because someone decided that motion pictures could be captured with aspherical lenses that appropriated a scene out-of moving life and even fantasy where one iconic image could tell the story of many. One moment. Sometimes we prepare, with the stout creation of a thousand hairstylists and make-up artists and clothing designers for that ONE image or several to form a story. Sometimes we prepare a lifetime to have one tool to get it going, to get on with it. To take it from your head to your eye and tell your heart's most revealing desires.
Over the last few weeks, I've had a relationship with Leica Camera in preparation for an article in Black & Grey magazine about the poet Allen Ginsberg and his photographic tool of choice. Leica is a small company that has had it's problems over that last decade, it was slow to enter the digital age and held onto tradition and it's quality. One of my most trusted photographic teachers, at least on the end of equipment purchases, recently said, "Well, their digital cameras aren't that great by modern standards, but they ARE the standard for everything else." I get that, a Leica M is incredibly low-tech in this world of Wi-Fi enabled tether and more, there are high-tech options from the company, in the form of the Leica T system, and the larger censored Leica S for professional work. I've now used practically every single camera, except the newest Apple-like T series.
Many, including myself, are drawn to the classic form and function of the M. Leica's flagship is STILL an M series camera, from 1954 to now, basically the same form and function. In fact, you can use the SAME lenses from 1954 on the newest M-mount camera today. Try that on an EOS system without a third-party adaptor. It just FEELS right, no other way to put it.
Okay, it's obvious I've become a Leica fanboy. Why? Because although the process of taking a photo is archaic by today's standards: Read NO AUTO-FOCUS, everything MANUAL; and the system itself is extremely cost-prohibative in general (e.g. the camera bodies are often as expensive as many "pro" photographer's ENTIRE gear-list. ONE lens might cost as much as a used car, and having he same collection of lens focal lengths as the aforementioned Canon gear would be ridiculous to have if you thought you weren't going to use it). It seems to me, that the biggest step of any photographer's career, or even advanced hobbyist, is to own and USE a Leica M. There is no way around it.
Mention Leica in a conversation, you will get a different reaction. The red-dot means something to a lot of different people. It can mean opulence and excess, sure. It can mean that someone is a rich collector, or some other collector of photographic history. The company is German and has a history that extends all of the virtues and vices of having being invented in Germany during the 20th century. The optics are legendary, and for a good reason. It has an old country feel, and to this day each camera is manufactured or rather assembled by hand. A Leica COMMANDS attention, and in a certain way says – once and for all, "I am taking a photograph, and I mean business." At the same time, it is stealthy and the cloth shutter of the M without a mirror (because you focus with a viewfinder instead of through the lens like a SLR) barely is noticeable on the street. The newer cameras have a electronic viewfinder, you can see what you get immediately. That's not that different than the Canon and Nikon, or Fuji, Olympus, even Sony alternatives. But it is, because you will see something different with the Leica, it's not quite the same. Not quite.
And that just might be the point.
Coming up: Eyes In All Heads, Part 2: Making the World Safe for Poetry (and photography)
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One of the things that Michael is most proud about his time in the industry is the number of protegés who came to work with him when at the start of their careers and who are still involved in the Michael Caines journey as new opportunities arise. Others have gone on to forge careers and make their reputations elsewhere, but most everyone who has had the opportunity to work with Michael would acknowledge that it has been a formative and positive part of their career development.
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Food Processors
Food processors are a great all-rounder – perfect if you like to do lots of cooking and don't want one specialised gadget. They're made up of a large motor inside the base, a removable bowl and interchangeable blades or accessories.
Food Processors
These multi-purpose appliances come with a variety of accessories that allow you to chop, slice, mix, grate, knead, purée, whip and break food into smaller pieces. Although they're capable of a multitude of functions, they're not as efficient as dedicated function machines, such as blenders. They help to cut down time and effort involved in cooking, create less washing up and can often produce a better overall consistency.
Usually, food processors are smaller than stand mixers, but they still take up a fair amount of room. So, if you struggle for kitchen counter space, then a smaller appliance may be better suited – however, they do combine many of the same functions as other kitchen appliances. You might find it easier to have one larger processor rather than a range of other machines. Keep counter space in mind when shopping too – more expensive models are often larger and have a wider range of accessories.
They combine many of the same functions as other kitchen
appliances, so you might find it easier to have one larger
processor rather than a range of other machines.
Food processors usually come with a standard selection of attachments:
- A knife blade – Often known as a multipurpose blade, it can be used for mixing, mincing, mashing and chopping.
- A dough hook or blade – Used for kneading sweet and savoury dough.
- Shredding and slicing discs – Exactly as the name suggests, these can shred food such as vegetables to make coleslaw or salad. They can come in different sizes for fine, medium or thick finishes.
- Jug blender – This is a great attachment for pureeing foods, making mayonnaise and blending milkshakes.
- Grating blade – Useful for grating large quantities of cheese or vegetables.
- Potato rasp – Similar to the grating blade, but designed especially for harder substances like parmesan cheese, potatoes and nutmeg.
- Fruit press or juicer – Ideal for creating fresh fruit juices. It also combines a cone and sieve to catch unwanted bits.
- Grinding mill – Good at grinding spices.
- Spatula – Helpful for scraping the mixture off the sides of the bowl.
- Whisk – The form of the whisk can vary, so you could get a whisk paddle, emulsifying disc or beaters.
Other attachments can be bought separately, and some come included with higher spec models. Keep in mind, though – if there's a separate kitchen appliance with a designated function, it will probably do a better job than your attachment.
Some higher-end models have an integrated weighing function: you can add and mix ingredients while being shown their weight via a digital display. This cuts out the separate weighing stage of cooking.
Prices range depending on the brand, model
and number of accessories included. You can
pick up a basic processor for around £30-£100,
but be aware that the motor may be quite
loud and not particularly powerful. If the noise
doesn't bother you, then you can easily find a
decent model with a range of accessories for
under £100.
Middle band models can cost around £100-
£200, and you're likely to have a more powerful,
quieter motor, with a high-quality build. A
bigger range of accessories and blades can be
included, but it does depend on the brand.
The most expensive models can go up to £350 with really powerful motors and sharp blades. They'll make easy work of more difficult kitchen tasks, such as kneading dough.
Prices range depending on the brand, model and number of accessories included.
Controls and Speeds
Controls usually involve an on/off switch, and a dial to control the speed setting. Most models have one to three speed options, but higher-end versions can go up to an impressive eight! A pulse mode is usually included, which helps to blitz all the ingredients. Some models also have a sliding control to determine the thickness of food slices.
Depending on the size and model, most food processor bowls have a 1-3.5 litres capacity. If a jug blender is included, it can have a capacity of 1-2 litres. However, the stated capacity usually refers to how much actual food can be held, rather than the working capacity (which is often lower).
Safety Features
Feeding tubes are included with appliances, used for pushing food into the processor. They make sure your fingers don't get caught on the blades.
An anti-slip base gives improved stability, reduces vibrations and ensures that the processor doesn't move across your counter top during use.
A safety lock will stop the processor being activated until the parts are all securely in place so that nothing can fly off unexpectedly.
Dishwashers might not be able to get into all the nooks and crevices of the parts, which can be helped by a quick rinse before washing.
Nearly all food processor parts are now dishwasher-safe, but after a while, they can become scratched or cloudy looking. Plus, dishwashers might not get into all the nooks and crevices of the parts, which can be helped by a quick rinse before washing.
If you do choose to wash them by hand, you'll need to pay careful attention to the sharp blades.


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I've been loving neutral looks lately and one of my favorite recent looks (worn in the Avene review video) is this warm neutral, natural look. I used soft shimmery chocolatey neutrals for the eyes from the I Heart Chocolate palette by Makeup Revolution which is one of the best budget neutral eye shadow palettes I've tried. For the cheeks, I once again used a palette by Makeup Revolution to create a luminous, softly bronzed look. And to finish off the look, I chose a dusty peach lipstick by Faces which added just the right amount of color to my face. I think this is a universally flattering look and one that works across occasions!
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Todd was wrong about the idea of dressing up like your date. It's childish (and sure, romantic if you want to call it that, Todd). But I need to discuss something else, and that is the fish. Tonight was fish & chips night.
I'm not sure how I gave it two sombreros, because it was one of the worst things I have eaten there. Simply terrible. The breading was too hard, and inside of the breading, when you bite in to the fish, some greasy, watery liquid came out, like some nightmarish mini pinata of disgusting.
You may notice that some of us wear Pete's Fish & Chips shirts sometimes. They are some fish & chips shops in PHX area that our friends, The Adams, are associated with. Pete's is a very simple place with very simple fried fish done RIGHT. We were worried that Cinco de Mayo might give it a run for its money. Pete's money is safe right where it is, and nobody is running after it. At least not in this neighborhood.
So, in summary, Cinco does many things well, but fish & chips is NOT one of them. Todd was the only one who got it right (the rating, not the idea of dressing up like your date). I wish I had rated the fish one measly sombrero. BLECHHH.
Tonight's menu: the number 36 – fish & chips.


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Friday, October 18, 2013
Look before you leap
All I would ask as a teacher, is that you as a parent find out exactly what is happening in class before you attack.
Case in point. And I swear, this actually happened last week!
A friend of mine started in her new 3rd Class in October, after being out on Maternity Leave. Just a week into her return the Principal came to her to tell her that the parents of one of her girls were up in arms about the way she was grading their daughter's homework and they wanted to see her after school that evening. My friend was stumped as to what they were talking about, but she prepared herself.
After class, they both strode in and immediately started to tear strips off her.
"How dare you demoralise our daughter like that!"
"Her work is much better than the 1 out of 10, or the 3 out of 10 that you have given her."
"We are taking this further."
My friend eventually got a chance to get a word in.
"I'm sorry, but I have no idea what you are talking about. I don't grade homework like that."
"Stop trying to back out of it. Look at this copy for yourself."
The copy was flung down on the desk in front of her. She looked at it, and then it dawned on her.
"Em sorry. But are you talking about THE DATE!"
When she had corrected the exercise on the first of October, she had written 1/10. Then two days later she had written 3/10!!!
Now, it was an understandable mistake that they made. But if they had just come in first and ASKED what was going on, it could have been explained in that logical manner.
Oh and by the way, neither parent apologised for their behaviour. You'd think they would have been mortified and begged her not to tell anyone what they had done!!!
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The New Bag Collections You'll Want to Shop in 2017!
While fashion sites and blogs are singing the praises of the new "it" bags for 2017 – sure to be swoon-worthy, yet also sure to go out of style before the year is up – we've got something else in store. It's bag collections that are every bit as fashionable and stunning as what's trending in retail but geared towards professionals, students, and recreationists who seek practicality just as much as killer style. What's even better about these beautiful bags? You can adorn them with your company logo! Here are some our picks for the "it" promotional bags you'll want to get your hands on in 2017.
Vera Bradley®
Vera Bradley® Grand Traveler Bag
If you're a fan of Vera Bradley® bags and accessories but want something with a more professional look than the typically brightly colored prints, this new black, quilted design will be your new favorite thing about 2017! Our Grand Traveler is a carry-on compliant option for traveling professionals and includes a handy trolley sleeve, outer slip pockets on the back as well as underneath the front closure, four large interior slip pockets, rolled handles, a removable shoulder strap, and an exterior ID window. It's everything you need to travel for business in style!
Our luxury Weekender Bag is the perfect companion for an end of the week getaway. A wide opening with double zippers, a sturdy removable base, a full zippered back pocket, 4 interior pockets, and 2 front outer pockets will make packing and unpacking a breeze while the carry handles and removable shoulder strap make transport easy and comfortable.
For the student or the professional who prefers the old-school ease and comfort of a backpack, the Vera Bradley® Campus Backpack is the clear and simple choice. Stylish and reliable, you'll love the unique quilted pattern just as much as you love the spacious inner compartment, interior and exterior pockets and cozy, padded shoulder straps. This is one custom gift you can be proud to put your logo on!
The classic tote bag gets a major upgrade with the Vera Bradley® Vera Bag. With a roomy interior, extra pockets and sturdy base you expect from a quality tote bag and the beautiful black, quilted exterior, we expect the Vera Bag to outshine many others in 2017. Extra details include an outside zip pocket, a key clip, a tortoise toggle closure, and 11-inch shoulder straps.
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Cutter & Buck® Bainbridge 15″ Ballistic Polyester Computer Briefcase
The striking contrast between rugged gray polyester and rich, chestnut colored genuine leather is what makes the Bainbridge Collection from Cutter and Buck so irresistible! This 15-inch Ballistic Polyester Computer Briefcase is a shining example. Thanks to a rear dedicated laptop compartment, an iPad slot, cable and accessories pockets and plenty of additional space for your various needs, you can be ready for anything that comes your way at the office while looking perfectly cool and stylish at the same time.
Cutter & Buck® Bainbridge Duffel Bag, 20″
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Cutter & Buck® Bainbridge 15″ Computer Backpack
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Cutter & Buck® Bainbridge Nylon Tote
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Realtree® Camo Leather Duffel, 22″
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Hudson Realtree® Xtra Canvas Duffel, 20″
Just a hint of Realtree® forest camouflage is featured on the Xtra Canvas Duffle while the rest of the outer surface is bedecked in army green, heavy duty canvas and brown leather accents. One of the toughest duffel bags on the market, the Hudson Realtree® Xtra Canvas Duffel is made to withstand the wear and tear of frequent travel for a long time to come.
Archer Realtree® XtraCanvas Large Messenger Bag
Just as durable as the previous duffels but tailored for a professional or academic environment is the Archer Realtree® XtraCanvas Large Messenger Bag. This handy messenger features a shoulder strap that can adjust to 58 inches, a top zipper closure with a fold over flap that snaps closed, several interior zipper pockets and two exterior front pockets.
Realtree® Camo & Leather Backpack
The Realtree® Camo & Leather Backpack is large enough for a weekend camping trip or a long hike but practical enough for the office or classroom. A large main compartment with a 2-way zipper can hold a 2-liter hydration pouch or all of your books, files, padfolios and electronic devices. The foam padded back and straps make carrying a heavy load perfectly simple and supremely comfortable.
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Casa Grande Canyon Leather Briefcase
The beautifully distressed buffalo hide leather in this collection is sure to turn heads in the upcoming year. Our own Casa Grande Canyon Leather Briefcase will do just that while safely storing your laptop, tablet and everything else you need to get you through a successful day on the job. An interior organizer is just one of many added perks!
This soft, honey brown leather tote is perfect for any occasion, casual or otherwise. It features 30-inch easy-carry straps, four protective feet on the base, a large main compartment with inside zippered pockets, and an organizer for your cell phone, pens and credit cards.
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Buffalo Mountain Leather Travel Kit
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17 Teams in 17 Days: Queen City Steam
The '17 in 17' series features an in-depth look into all 17 NA3HL teams, with a new team being highlighted daily, leading all the way up until the start of the regular season on Saturday, September 8th. '17 in 17' will go in-depth into each 3HL team and will include interview with all 17 3HL head coaches as they prognosticate and break down their outlook for the upcoming season.
Queen City Steam
Head Coach: Lee Lansdowne
Assistant Coach: Kyle Forte
2011-12 Record: 21-25-2, 44 pts. – 2nd in North Division
Playoffs: Lost in the Division finals to Toledo, 2-1
2012-13 Division: Central (2011-12 North)
Opening Night: Saturday, September 15th vs. Toledo – 7:00 pm at The Sphere
(First game - September 8th at Three Rivers)
For the Queen City Steam, with a new season, comes new opponents. With the shift of the NA3HL going from four divisions to three, the Steam will experience a fresh start from the previous year. Formally in the North division, Queen City will be competing regularly with only one team from 2011-12, the Battle Creek Revolution. Their newest rivalries will be with the Peoria Mustangs, Quad City Jr. Flames and the St. Louis Jr. Blues.
At the end of the 2011-12 season, Queen City started to pick up the pace and set the tone for team chemistry, winning their five last games of the regular season. Newly assigned head coach, Lee Lansdowne (Asst. coach last season), sees great potential in the returning players from last year to continue the chemistry on ice again.
"We look forward to the new challenge of being in the Central [division] this season," Lansdowne said. "There are some very proud and established teams in this division and that just helps us and our players realize we have to show up every night ready to work and compete, because if not, these teams will make you pay." Lansdowne also feels the 2012-13 roster will have the ability to be right in the mix come the end of the season, as they did last year. "The focus and overall goal will be development of our players to get them moved on to the next level."
Queen City will return to the ice with notable talent from last season. Damien Lona will return with the Steam after a taste of the NAHL last season, playing for Wichita Falls. The 19-year-old forward lead Queen City in points before making his way south midway through last season. His time spent in the NAHL will reflect on his play and will help build onto the team this upcoming year. Lansdowne says the likelihood of him being brought back up to the NAHL this season is a good possibility. As Lona is predicted to climb the ladder, same can be said said for third-year forward Luke McCammant. McCammant comes to the Steam after attending Port Huron's (NAHL) camp this summer. Lansdowne says Luke is a pure athlete and his speed will get people talking.
Also returning are forwards Trevor Knoll and Henry Smith. Both of them bring a wealth of experience to the ice that will help build the chemistry of the incoming rookie class. Tim Weisgerber, an 18-year-old defenseman, will be the only returning defenseman for 2012-13. It is noted that his speed and vision are right where they need to be and he will be a powerful guardian at the blue line. Although goaltender Alex Lazarski has moved on from the Steam, they are not lost in net. Queen City will have Adam Eno in goal, who played at the collegiate level for St. Lawrence University last season (NCAA DIII). Also, keep your eyes on the ice for Tyler Belmont, a forward acquired by trade from the Minnesota Flying Aces, and new defensemen Emil Sundstrom, a 19-year-old Swede who played just outside of Stockholm last season. Queen City also tendered two 16U NAPHL forwards from Indiana Jr. Ice in the 2012 NA3HL Draft – Stephen Pack and Ryan Murphy.
2011-12 players that have moved on with great accomplishments are forwards Alex June, to Becker College (NCAA DIII) and Trevor Voelker to the NAHL (Springfield).
Goaltender, Matt Leon has also moved along to the NAHL with Wichita Falls.
Lansdowne will be assisted this season by first year coach, Kyle Forte. Forte, a NAHL and USHL graduate will be able to use his junior hockey knowledge and experience to develop the team into possibly one of the Central divisions best for 2012-13.


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September 24, 2013
The Microlok AO finish from Birchwood Technologies is a functional coating for iron and steel components. It provides anti-galling protection to aid in assembly and startup along with temperature stability up to 1400°F for high heat applications.
The patented Microlok AO coating is a non-toxic aluminum oxide conversion coating that is 0.000060 inches (1.5 microns) thick, silver/gray in color, and tightly adherent to the metal surface.
When compared to room temperature blackening, the Microlok AO coating exhibits better corrosion resistance and operates at half the cost, without undesirable pollution hazards. It is safe to apply at a temperature of 120-140° F with no boiling or splattering, no scale or sludge buildup in tanks and simple bath maintenance requiring only pH monitoring.
As a functional coating, Microlok AO is a suitable finish for brakes, clutches, roller bearing races, assemblies with sliding components including tooling and machine components. It applies easily to small and large components including oil and gas drilling equipment.
The Microlok AO process is safe and easy to operate and avoids the use of EPA regulated chemicals (cold blackening uses toxic copper & selenium – both tightly regulated). Also important, the Microlok AO process rinse waters are generally sewerable as non-hazardous discharge and require no waste treatment.
Finishers with existing lines can easily convert to the Microlok AO process. There are no technical or costly conversion challenges switching from an existing cold process using existing tank facilities. Also, new tank lines for Microlok AO are available in any size from Birchwood Technologies at modest cost, ranging from small-scale manually operated lines to large volume CNC operated systems.
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