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The Governor of Georgia has vetoed a 'religious freedom' bill that would have restricted the rights of the LGBT community following the threat of a Hollywood boycott.
Movie executives at Disney and Marvel threatened to pull projects from the state if Governor Nathan Deal signed the controversial bill that would, critics claim, allow businesses to discriminate against and refuse service to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community.
Stars like Julianne Moore and Anne Hathaway added their names to a list of celebrities who also opposed the legislation. They appeared on a Human Rights Campaign letter sent to Governor Deal last week.
Others who signed the HRC letter included Matt Bomer, Harvey Weinstein, Marisa Tomei, screenwriters Dustin Lance Black and Diablo Cody, Zoe Kravitz, Glee creator Ryan Murphy, and actor/filmmaker Rob Reiner.
While AMC didn't threaten to pull it's productions out of the state. The network did comment on the proposed law saying, "As a company, AMC Networks believes that discrimination of any kind is reprehensible. We applaud Governor Deal's leadership in resisting a previous version of this divisive legislation and urge him to reject the current version as well."
Under increasing pressure from critics and major corporations that do business in Georgia, Deal announced yesterday that he will veto the HB 757 bill, which would have given faith-based organizations in Georgia the option to deny services to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people. Supporters said the measure would have protected religious freedom.
At a news conference, the Governor said his decision was "about the character of our state and the character of our people. Georgia is a welcoming state. It is full of loving, kind and generous people."
The bill passed both houses of the state legislature. More than a dozen states have approved similar laws in the past year.
Georgia Governor Vetoes Anti-LGBT Bill
Threatening to pull all business in the state, including filming on the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy sequel at Pinewood Studios, located just outside Atlanta, a Disney studio spokesman said, "Disney and Marvel are inclusive companies, and although we have had great experiences filming in Georgia, we will plan to take our business elsewhere should any legislation allowing discriminatory practices be signed into state law."


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We currently sell over 100 species of native plants, seeds and plant products. All of our plants are non-GMO, open pollinated and ethically collected from local seed sources. We do not use any chemicals on our products whatsoever.
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We are a short time away from bidding adieu to 2011 and welcoming 2012. If you're into movies, music and television, you are inundated with best of lists taking a look back at the past twelve months. Am I any different? Surely not.
However I realize my television viewing habits this year were a bit lacking. I'm only just getting around to finishing off the first season of Homeland while I have yet to take a peak at programs like Game of Thrones, The Killing or Boardwalk Empire. And then I haven't caught up completely on other favorites, including Breaking Bad, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Curb Your Enthusiasm. So while I don't feel qualified to name the best shows of 2011, I will take a look at a few of my favorite shows and moments from the past year, as it pertains to television.
Best New Show of the Season: New Girl
-Very rarely does a calendar come along with as many strong sitcoms as this past year. 2 Broke Girls, Suburgatory and Happy Endings all premiered this year and have been among the best of the last few years. As it stands, my favorite pilot of the last season (cable excluded) was Zooey Deschanel`s New Girl. The 22 minute pilot perfectly exemplified Deschanel`s comedy talents, giving a sexy nerd-like quality to the character of Jess. She's a sweet, charming, funny, klutzy, always-ready-to-do-the-wrong-thing-even-when-she-thinks-it's-right kind of girl, and like many others, I fell in love with both Jess and Deschanel. Thankfully, she's supported by three strong supporting male actors (Jake Johnson, Max Greenfield, Lamorne Morris), rounding out the solid, small cast. After just nine episodes, of course there are a few tweaks to be made, but hopefully it's nothing a little age won't help.
Worst New Show of the Season: The Playboy Club
-Readers of my column will recall I gave a hard F rating to the NBC sitcom Free Agents. But honestly, what kind of work was put into Free Agents to make it work? When you hire Hank Azaria in the lead role of anything, you're setting yourself up for disappointment. On the other hand, The Playboy Club was signed, sealed and delivered to be TV's edgy, sexy answer to AMC's Mad Men. The producers cast Jon Hamm-wannabe Eddie Cibrian in the lead role. Cibrian had all of the qualities of Hamm down to a science, speaking in the same deep tone, flashing the same smile, looking about the same in every way. Except, he's missing Hamm's soul and talent that brings Don Draper to life. Jon Hamm is Don Draper on Mad Men. Eddie Cibrian was an actor portraying a character on The Playboy Club. Let`s not forget the minor matter of nudity on network television: it`s not allowed! How can a show about Playboy in the 1960s not feature nudity? It's absurd. In the years to come, many of the failed pilots of the season will be forgotten. I myself have great difficulty remembering anything about Free Agents. But I believe The Playboy Club will continue to serve as a punchline, to remind NBC that they actually aired this show for a few weeks in 2011.
Best Show You`re Not Watching: Happy Endings
-Billed as the next Friends, Happy Endings is, to be exact, Friends evolved. The laugh track has been dropped, there's a black guy, there's a gay guy and the writing keeps getting better and better. Honestly, I can't find a single weak link in the cast. Even Zachary Knighton and Elisha Cuthbert can hold their own next to the excellent foursome of Eliza Coupe, Damon Wayans Jr., Casey Wilson and Adam Pally. Ratings have been far from favorable, thanks to airing after new episodes of mega-hit Modern Family, but if word of mouth truly works, it should be a hit soon enough. Unfortunately, it doesn't always work that the good shows stick around. It was lucky to be renewed for a full second season, but now it sits in the same purgatory as Cougar Town: it's on, it's doing okay, the network wants it around, but can mediocre ratings justify its existence? Especially when ABC has some wiggle room in the comedy department, thanks to hits in Modern Family, The Middle, Last Man Standing and Suburgatory. If I can make one plea, it's this: give Happy Endings a shot. It's not cut from the same cloth as Free Agents, Man Up or How to Be a Gentleman, so don't let it suffer the same fate as those shows in this current television season.
Worst Show You Are Watching: The Big Bang Theory
-Not since Friends have I heard so much praise for one sitcom. Of course many people love Modern Family, Parks & Recreation, Cougar Town, etc., but it seems that it's unanimous among the average TV viewers that The Big Bang Theory is hilarious. I just don't get it. However, I do find some charm in characters portrayed by Johnny Galecki, Kaley Cuoco and Simon Helberg. Cuoco especially has a solid understanding of comedic timing. She belongs on a sitcom from the 80s. Even Kunal Nayyar is a decent performer. But I don't get the love for star Jim Parsons. As Sheldon Cooper, Parsons channels the pompous nerd qualities of Niles Crane in a way that I find neither funny nor endearing. I'm not above enjoying a show for characters that aren't meant to be liked for their actions (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia). But something about The Big Bang Theory simply doesn't agree with me. Maybe I don't find humor in a bunch of nerds and one hot chick making funnies with a bunch of science-fiction references. If I wanted to laugh at Star Wars jokes, I'd watch the new trilogy.
Breakout Star of the Season: Beth Behrs, 2 Broke Girls
-As the true star of 2 Broke Girls, Kat Dennings shines as Max, the perpetually cranky waitress who recently took in a former heiress as a roommate. But once the show debuted, it was evident that Dennings was going to be matched every step of the way by her bubbly co-star, Beth Behrs, portraying the aforementioned heiress-turned-waitress. I said in my pilot review that Behrs was channeling an early incarnation of Rachel Greene. And like Jennifer Aniston before her, she has evolved from the pilot into a true sitcom veteran, able to squeeze laughs out of every line delivery, every pratfall and every facial expression. It was expected that Dennings would shine in her role, but the real find of this season was Beth Behrs.We
Best Way to Breathe Life In An Old Favorite: Steven Tyler, American Idol
-Just when you thought it was safe to count American Idol out and declare it dead following the departure of Simon Cowell, in comes Steven Tyler and Jennifer Lopez to join mainstays Randy Jackson and Ryan Seacrest on the decade-old American Idol. While Lopez is a pushover, to say the least, she has had an endearing quality to her that makes her enjoyable to watch. For all the fame and fortune she has, she comes off as personable in her judging seat. But the real treasure of the last season was Aerosmith's Steven Tyler. When first announced as a judge, many expected he may step into Simon's seat as the outspoken judge. Instead, he made the job his own, firing off inane comments and his trademark screeches, all the while eyeballing 18-year-old girls in tight, form-fitting clothes. He may look like your gramma, and even your great-gramma, but he's a treat to behold on the show, putting the kibosh to any thoughts that American Idol was on its deathbed.
Worst Way to Breathe Life In An Old Favorite: Ashton Kutcher, Two and a Half Men
-Speaking of deathbed, Two and a Half Men went through a ton of trouble behind the scenes this year. First, its season was cut short due to its star's erratic and self-destructive behavior. Then it hired Ashton Kutcher as the new lead to star alongside man-and-a-half team Jon Cryer and Angus Jones. Then Kutcher found himself in a whole mess of tabloid trouble. What's next for the nine-year-old sitcom? Probably a tenth season renewal. But will they convince Kutcher to continue? If he's smart, he'll stay. It's the easiest money on television and what's the best he can offer on the big screen? What Happens in Vegas 2? Still, the most-watched sitcom on television is a mess, and much of the problems can be attributed to its new star. It just doesn't mesh. If Jump the Shark was as relevant as it was five years ago, one would say the series jumped big time by killing off Charlie Harper and introducing Kutcher's Walden Schmidt to the series, forever upsetting the flow of the series. I can't enjoy my sex jokes when they're told by Kelso.
Best Revival News: Arrested Development
-Cue the obligatory "I just blue myself." comment. Five and a half years after its demise, Arrested Development will finally return... for a 9-10 episode season and a feature film. Not too shabby! Of course, most will agree nothing is etched in stone. We'll wait until these episodes and film are finished production, but we're closer than ever to seeing The Bluths again.
Worst Revival News: Fear Factor
Cue the obligatory "I just threw up on myself" comment. Five years after its demise, NBC announced a revival of gross-out series Fear Factor. Once a steady mainstay on Monday nights, Fear Factor quickly degenerated into a themed mess, trading in normal, everyday thrill-seekers for celebrity editions, sports star editions and all-star rounds. But now the show is back... why? I'm not sure why. It's not like the world was clamoring for a Fear Factor return. People will surely watch, but people watch the Kardashians too. I started a bit of a trend this week by having one "Best" thing followed by one "Worst" thing, so it's a bit unfair to Fear Factor. But compared to Arrested Development, Fear Factor is easily the Worst Revival of 2011. Somewhere out there, Zachary Levi is crying that Chuck has to go on NBC while Fear Factor gets a second chance.
Best Last-Minute Renewal: Happy Endings
-Once in a while, a network gets it right and gives a slow-starting show a chance to grow in the ratings. It hasn't exactly happpened yet, but hopefully audiences will catch on soon that the show that follows Modern Family is actually starting to beat its lead-in show in quality.
Worst Long-Past-The-Last-Minute Renewal: Breaking In
-What does FOX possibly gain by allowing Breaking In to run for another season? I'm not commenting on quality. Just sheer common sense dictates that this is one of the worst ideas in recent memory. And it took them long enough to do it. Three months after canceling the series, FOX decided to pick the Christian Slater-led comedy back up for a second run, feeling it deserved another shot. Why? What do they accomplish by renewing it? Appeasing a small group of fans? It will not grow, it will not strike the right chord with viewers. It will return, it will disappoint and it will be one of the few shows to hold the dubious distinction of being canceled twice. And honestly, I'm all for movie actors giving it a shot on television. Next month alone will feature the television debuts of Dustin Hoffman and Don Cheadle over at HBO and Showtime, respectively. But after suffering through NBC's My Own Worst Enemy and ABC's The Forgotten, maybe we just don't want to see Christian Slater on weekly TV. Maybe we prefer our fix of Christian Slater the good old fashioned way: via straight-to-video releases.
Best Breakdown: Charlie is WINNING
-Say what you will, but at the height of his breakdown, Charlie Sheen was one of the most interesting SOBs in Hollywood, delivering a balls-to-the-wall, go-for-broke performance of a lifetime, crashing and burning all over La-La Land and enjoying every last blessed minute of it. Much like his stage show name, failure was not an option: it was the only outcome possible. How could you possibly recover from something like that? You can't, and he didn't. It was a product of its time in 2011 and will never be duplicated. Celebrites self-destruct all the time, it's nothing new. But most don't smile at you and spout catchphrases while they do it. Charlie had it all, and he pissed it all away for a few weeks of genuine stardom that he's never enjoyed in his career, and never will again.
Worst Breakdown Recovery: Charlie Wishes The Best of Luck
-Like I said, failure was the only outcome possible. After months of quiet on the Sheen front, Charlie appeared on the Emmy Awards, fresh off of the announcement of a new sitcom on FX, he seemed poised to unleash on Two and a Half Men and its in-attendance creator, Chuck Lorre. Instead, he wished the series the best of luck in the future, forever putting an end to warlocks and tiger blood. When you reach the top, even when it's the top is being the most talked-about celebrity in the world, there's only one way to go: down. And down he went in one polite gesture of gratitude for his years with the sitcom and its network, CBS. Charlie's show will probably do well enough to stay on FX and he will probably enjoy a new life on television. In other words, he's back to being the same as everyone else in Hollywood.
Worst Singing Competition Gimmick: The chairs on The Voice
-The idea: keep the four judges' back turned to the contestants as they audition. If they're impressed by "the voice", they press a button, turn around and meet their potential proteges. The whole gimmick was based around the fact that, many times on American Idol, the contestants are judged by their looks and not their talent. I know a few gems probably slipped through the cracks on Idol, but more often than not, they get it right in their selections. Besides, ask Susan Boyle if the judges on Britain's Got Talent based their decisions on looks or talent. Not a bad show, just a rather silly gimmick. On the plus side, there's nothing football fans will love more after The Super Bowl than a singing competiton show hosted by Carson Daly.
Best Singing Competition Gimmick Executed Poorly: The groups on X Factor
-When it was announced, The X Factor was poised to replace American Idol on FOX. Then they revealed that all four judges would mentor their own group of singers (Boys, Girls, Over 30s, Groups). It all seemed to be a great idea. Unfortunately, it just turned into in-fighting between the judges, allowing Nicole Scherzinger and LA Reid a chance to knock out Simon Cowell's girls and positioning one of their contestants in the finale. In reality, all three of Simon's girls should've made the finale, but what fun is it if two of the three remaining judges (sorry Paula) can't compete on the last show? It was a pointless carry-over from the UK edition and it should either be retooled or scrapped entirely in the fall of 2012. Speaking of, I promise this is the last time I will speak of The X Factor until its 2012 return.
Best Retirement: Oprah Winfrey
-In her mid-50s, Oprah Winfrey could have kept going for at least fifteen more years on her daytime program. Instead, she bowed out at the top of her talk show game, paving the way for Dr. Phil, Dr. Oz and Kelly Ripa to fight it out over the talk show ratings crown (for the record, Dr. Phil is winning so far, but not by a lot). She continues to host Oprah's Lifeclass on her OWN Network, but the schedule is less strenuous and allows her a chance to develop a new kind of talk show. She's been the subject of much criticism in the past (namely of the husbands who've had to listen to their wives talk about that day's Oprah show), but you can't deny the effect she has had on daytime television.
Worst Retirement: Regis Philbin
-Just as you can't deny the effect Regis Philbin had on television. If you're a reader of my column, you'll know I devoted a November edition to the life and times of Regis Philbin. Sadly, my sendoff to "The Reege" was better than the sendoff he received. Nothing against those in charge at LIVE!, especially Kelly Ripa, but Regis clearly isn't comfortable leaving behind his legendary daytime career. Rumors have swirled that Regis was angling for a pay raise, which makes the ending bittersweet. Philbin has a new primetime series in the works, which means retirement wasn't exactly on his mind these past few months. Still, now that the dust has settled, Kelly Ripa is proving she deserves her run as lead host on LIVE! Unfortunately, I shudder to think who will become her permanent co-host.
And finally, let's take a look at a few of my favorite shows of 2011.
-New Girl (FOX)
Continuing to prove weekly that Zooey Deschanel deserves a weekly spot on television. Shockingly proving that the rest of the cast can hold their own opposite Zooey.
-2 Broke Girls (CBS)
On the surface, two hot girls surrounded by sexual innuendos, situational comedy mishaps and more sexual innuendos is 2 Broke Girls in a nutshell. Thankfully, Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs give an added dimension to the rookie comedy. $623 and counting.
-Modern Family (ABC)
The gold standard in comedy right now. Sure, it doesn't have the same charm as its first season, but that was when this type of comedy was fresh and exciting. No matter if the writing is suffering any kind of slump, the exceptional cast continues to pick up the slack, starting with the superb and deserved Emmy winners Ty Burrell, Julie Bowen and Eric Stonestreet.
-Homeland (Showtime)
It started as one woman (Claire Danes) against one thought-to-be-dead soldier (Damien Lewis). It evolved into so much more. Exec producers Howard Gordon and Alex Gansa might have actually created a show worthy of, not only comparing to 24, but surpassing it. Not to mention we've finally found a hit show for Morena Baccarin.
-The kings of late night: The Daily Show, The Colbert Report, Conan, Real Time (Comedy Central, TBS, HBO)
It makes me feel good that knowing most weeks, I can watch Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert and Conan O'Brien Mondays through Thursdays, then top off the week with Bill Maher on Friday night. Forget The Tonight Show, the best late night comedy is provided by cable.
There you have it, 2011 in a nutshell. It was a crazy year for television, and I didn't even touch on the ongoing Kardashian saga, or the global situations of The Situation and Jersey Shore. But let's assume that falls under "Worst" of 2011. Be sure you sound off below in the comments section about your best and worst of 2011 in television.
Have a safe and happy New Year folks, and I will see you all in 2012.
Until then, stay tuned.


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Our History
The original purpose of IPHRC was to establish a research environment designed to foster and increase Indigenous health research in Saskatchewan through community-generated health research initiatives and capacity building.
There were two parallel tracks identified in the development of the centre: (1) specific programs for students and researchers of Indigenous ancestry, (2) and programs that would develop and support Indigenous health research. Training grants were proposed to encourage Indigenous students to explore and participate in health research and to foster trainees involved with Indigenous health projects.
2001 - Aboriginal Capacity & Developmental Research Environments (ACADRE)
After the success of the Aboriginal Capacity and Developmental Research Environments (ACADRE) proposal in late 2001 by Nominated Principal Investigator Dr. Eber Hampton (Saskatchewan Indian Federated College, now First Nations University of Canada) and Co-Principal Investigators Dr. Ralph Nilson (University of Regina) and Dr. Bruce Waygood (University of Saskatchewan), the Government of Saskatchewan announced that it would provide matching funds and a one-time contribution from the Department of Industry and Resources.
2002 - 2013 - Network Environments of Aboriginal Health Research (NEAHR)
Development of IPHRC and its programs began in 2002 when the majority-Indigenous board first convened. In 2007, IPHRC became one of nine Network Environments of Aboriginal Health Research (NEAHRs) funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) - Institute of Aboriginal Peoples' Health. Together, these nine centres formed the Aboriginal Health Research Network Secretariat (AHRNetS). From 2002-2010, Dr. Eber Hampton remained as Nominated Principal Investigator (NPI). Dr. Carrie Bourassa (First Nations University of Canada) served as NPI from 2010-2012, with Dr. Jennifer Poudrier (U of S) and Dr. Jo-Ann Episkenew (U of R) as Co-Principal Investigators during this time.
Co-Investigators also became part of IPHRC's governance structure as members of the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC). The TAC helped provide guidance in shaping the centre's direction. Many researchers worked on this committee throughout this time period: Dr. Sylvia Abonyi (U of S), Dr. Peter Butt (U of S), Dr. Karen Chad (U of S), Dr. Marcia Anderson Decoteau (U of Manitoba), Dr. James Daschuk (U of R), Dr. Colleen Dell (U of S), Dr. Roland Dyck (U of S), Prof. William Ermine (FNUniv), Dr. Linda Goulet (FNUniv), Dr. Mary Hampton (U of R), Dr. Bonnie Jeffery (U of R), Dr. Warren Linds (Concordia), Dr. Charity Marsh (U of R), Dr. Nazeem Muhajarine (U of S), Dr. James Mulvale (U of R), Dr. Nathaniel Osgood (U of S), Dr. Pammla Petrucka (U of R), Dr. Jennifer Poudrier (U of S), Dr. Vivian Ramsden (U of S), Dr. Janet Smylie (U of Toronto), and Dr. Caroline Tait (U of S).
In 2013, NEAHR funding was extended for one year with Dr. Fred Wien serving as NPI for the national group grant application.
From 2002 - 2013, IPHRC distributed over 70 summer undergraduate research awards and over 30 graduate scholarships to PhD and Masters students researching Indigenous health. We distributed over 50 grants to community partners and researchers undertaking Indigenous health research projects in Saskatchewan communities. IPHRC also hosted numerous mentoring sessions and research colloquia, such as the National Gathering of Graduate Students (2011) and the First Annual Indigenous Health Research Conference (2011), to provide networking opportunities for students and researchers involved in Indigenous health research across the province.
2014 - Transition to Project-Based Funding
Since the phasing out of centre-based funding from CIHR- IAPH, we have switched gears and now operate on project-based funding to build Indigenous health research capacity in the province.


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I have spent the last few days printing a seamless grass cloth I created for Cynthia First of Now Interiors and First Oriental Rugs. She wanted ultimate control of the color of the grass cloth and neither of us like the seams that show and sometimes fray with most grass cloth wall coverings. By creating a digital version I was able to address both concerns. After installing our "Sunny Tabriz Grass Cloth" there will be no visible seams and with the colors of her accessories, I was able to nail the color, contrast & saturation.
I have a simple operation with one computer and printer in the office and the studio for painting, photographing, trimming and shipping.
While I was printing Cyn's paper I started looking closely at a sample I had on my table of our "Cat's Cradle (DE9721-C)" and thought of a gloss coating that we offer for scuff, water and UV protection. I had an epiphany, instead of coating the entire print, we could just paint parts. I tested it and it is amazing the depth it adds to the image. If the light hits it just right, there is a highlight and if you look straight on with no reflecting light it is darkened and intensified in the painted areas.
Now, I just have to figure out how to selectively apply the UV coating faster. Painting the 12" x 24" sample took me almost an hour and while I did get faster toward the end, no one will want to pay me to paint hundreds of square feet by hand. I'm thinking silk screen or block printing. If anyone out there has any ideas about how to spot print gloss on to these, please leave a comment or email me with your suggestions.
If I work this out, I can see adding silver highlights to this:
Or, 24k gold highlights to this:
Thanks for reading & Happy Valentines Day.


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The President of Namibia has praised Secretary-General Patricia Scotland for restoring relevance to the Commonwealth and enabling it to better address the challenges of today.
In a meeting at State House in Windhoek, Hage Geingob said a reinvigorated Secretariat would allow the organisation to continue its role of serving its 52 member countries.
President Geingob expressed his pleasure that the Secretary-General kept her word to visit Namibia. He also commended the range of innovative ideas that had been developed by the Commonwealth over the last 12 months.
He said the example set by the Secretariat of making the organisation more streamlined in the face of reduced funding was a model for Commonwealth countries such as his own. His government is also keen to reduce expenditures.
Having raised the issue of re-profiling the organisation during a meeting with the Secretary-General last year, President Geingob was also pleased that the Secretariat has launched the Office of Civil and Criminal Justice Reform (OCCJR), which will provide clear, fair and effective legal frameworks for member countries. Secretary-General Scotland said the OCCJR was part of her vision to "create the highest standards for good ethical practice and integrity, which will encourage more investment into key sectors of the economy."
President Geingob also raised a number of issues, such as securing the balance of trade between countries to ensure mutually beneficial outcomes.
Other areas for which the Commonwealth could provide support, he noted, include economic diversification, inclusive growth, youth employment and child survival. The Secretary-General responded that the Secretariat hoped to address these issues through "common answers and solutions".
The Secretary-General praised President Geingob's government for its leading role in addressing climate change, in particular as one of the first countries to sign the Paris Agreement. On the issue of climate change, the Secretary-General talked about the Secretariat's new regenerative model of development. This model has the potential to help reverse climate change through the promotion of an integrated approach to delivering the Sustainable Development Goals, through the use of new disruptive technologies, such as carbon-capturing concrete in new buildings, and 5G technology. In addition, it aims to create more circular economies that will reduce the level of waste and produce renewable forms of energy.
The President said he was fully committed to gender equality, demonstrated by the balance in his cabinet, which includes women as Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister. The President also recognised the challenges around gender-based violence, saying it would be robustly dealt with in Namibia. He accepted the Secretary-General's invitation to become a Commonwealth champion on this issue.
During the course of the meeting the Secretary-General presented a copy of the Commonwealth Charter to President Geingob, who said he was very supportive of the principles set out in the document. The President also underscored his support for transparency and freedom of the press.
The meeting was attended by the Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for International Relations and Cooperation, the Minister for Higher Education and other senior government officials.
President Geingob concluded by thanking the Secretary-General for the constructive dialogue, and said, "Today we have talked, not about a brain drain, but about brain gain, so well done."


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Chillin' in the graveyard at Keith's place!
Random awesome party photo from Luke's party.
So Halloween was fucking epic this year. It certainly made up for last year's uneventfulness. Friday I went to Luke's party and got somewhat trashed. Chase said I passed out leaning on him for about 20-40 minutes. I almost vomited, but thankfully Chase stood outside with me away from the crowd until I felt better. Stupid jello shots... I think my stomach digested the jello all at once sending a nice rush of alcohol into my system. There was also a trampoline involved. I am so surprised I did not throw up! :-D It was a good thing Jared rode with me because when the party ended I definitely couldn't drive and he was sober at that point. Saturday, Halloween, I attended 3 parties and then ended up at Ground Kontrol with Alex and Derick. We were on our way to party number 4, Megan's party, when she called saying that everyone had gone home and unless we were close by we shouldn't come anymore. :-( Oh well. Must do something fun with Megan sometime though! Ground Kontrol was awesome though. Derick and I played Area 51 for what seemed like forever. Man my arm was hurting from that... we also tag teamed Discs of Tron, Ninja Turtles and Ghosts n Goblins. While we were finding parking, we saw another Beetlejuice and Lydia! Our costumes were much better quality though, IMO. The night ended at Alex's with us watching Evil Dead and enjoying some tree rape and dismemberment. lawlz.


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My contest for an ARC of Snap has come to a close and a winner has been chosen..........
So, how are ya'll doin' tonight? Read any good books lately? I hope ya'll have a wonderful September and in case you didn't know Donna over at Bites has declared this month Banned Book Month. Shoot her an email if you plan to participate. :D
Now I know there was something else I was supposed to mention. Hmmmm.....let me see. Ah, now I remember.
I just saved 15% on car insurance by switching to Geico!!!!!!!
Oh yeah, by the way, the winner of the ARC of Snap is .............
Reggie, you have 48 hrs to contact me with your mailing address. If I don't hear from you soon, then I'll send you an email.


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Some mechanics, some basic soldering and some playing with capacitors.
I started at 680pF parallel to the tuning capacitor, resonance was a bit too high. The additional capacitor changed to 820pF resulted in a perfect resonance (503kHz) in the mid-range of the polyvaricon :-) YES!
Here is what the tuning/coupling-box looks like:


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Arun versus The Mountain
Growing up in Alaska, it would be logical for one to think that I'm a real winter sports kind of guy. One might even assume that I am an avid skier who can carve his way down any mountain, big or small! After all, mountains were practically my backyard in Alaska.
One would be completely wrong.
It's not that I've never skied or anything. In fact, when I was a little kid, I took skiing and figure skating (yea yea, laugh it up) lessons. The problem is, that I haven't skied in probably 12 years.
So what did I decide to do? Well it only seemed logical that the best way to jump back into skiing was to tackle the biggest ski mountain in California. Mammoth definitely lives up to its name.
Saturday was clear and beautiful. It all came back to me pretty fast, and before long, I was carving my way down the bunny slopes! All was good until I encountered my first black diamond of the weekend.
My history with black diamonds is sketchy at best. The last time I went skiing, I took a black diamond at the bottom of the hill. I didn't really know how to carve at the time, so I'd pretty much just barrel my way down the hill.
So picture this. I'm flying down the hill, gathering speed with this big smile on my face. I enter the black diamond and now I'm really flying! "Whooo hooo!" As I finish the black diamond it suddenly occurs to me that I'm at the bottom of the hill, moving at an out-of-control speed. Then I realize that one of the skills that I'm not particularly proficient at is the art of stopping.
So here I am flying towards the ski rack in front of the lodge at the bottom of the hill. In my desperation to stop, I decide that falling is the only way to avoid colliding with the ski rack. In my haste, I fall backwards.
Let me explain to you why this was a bad idea. When you fall backwards with skis on, your back and head hit the ground, but because the skis are so long, your legs remain planted in the skis on the ground and you continue rocketing forward with your back and head absorbing the comfy terrain.
I managed to hit a mound of snow that sent me spinning, skis and poles flying off of me and I came to rest just in front of the ski rack. It would have been less painful to have just collided with the rack.
So on Saturday, I put this little incident out of my mind and start heading down. I'm carving really hard and am moderately controlling my speed. Yes! I own this black diamond!
About half way down I recall my previous incident and trying to carve a little harder to slow down. In doing this I lost my balance. I knew I was going to eat it, the only question was in which direction? Again remembering how pleasant it felt to fall backwards I, for reasons I will never understand, decide to fall forward.
Note to self...forward fall = high faceplant probability.
Yes I faceplanted, and to make things things worse, since the hill was so steep, I kept going with my heading leading the way down the hill.
Other than that incident, the day was pretty good, and I was superbly confident in my skills for Sunday! Well, Sunday brought one of the worst blizzards I've ever been in. More than half of the mountain was closed due to high winds and blizzard conditions.
Me being supremely confident in my near-professional level skiing abilities, I took the highest lift that was open. I could hardly move at the top. It was so windy that I had to anchor my poles into the ground to keep from getting blown around. Not to mention, it was FREAKING COLD up there!
Now I just wanted to get the hell down...not as easy as it sounds. It was total white-out conditions. Going down the mountain, all I could see was white. I couldn't tell up from down or right from left. I couldn't see five feet in front of me and had no clue how fast I was going.
At one point, I felt a bunch of snow hitting my face and thought I was just skiing really fast. It turned out I was falling, but I was so disoriented I had no idea. I managed to make it down the hill, and promptly decided that was enough for the day.
Success! I escaped the mountain without injury and only above average amounts of embarrassment! I OWN skiing!


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Representative from the Walgrove and Grand View Elementary school garden programs will also be on hand. Our students grow and cook organic vegetables right from their own gardens, learning elementary level botany and horticulture in the process.
- Which plants like hot weather and which ones like cold weather?
- Why does it makes sense for us to eat food that is in season where we live?
- What are the 5 basics stages in the life cycle of a plant?
- What is the best way to avoid getting stung by a bee? (HINT: Don't act like a bear!)
Learn the answers to these questions and more as you play the Mystery Box Game. Then take the "Veggie Pledge".
The Garden School Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that provides interactive garden-based education to under served-children across LA in their outdoor living classrooms. Since 2003, they've been turning asphalt into ecosystems, working to create a healthy, educated and aware future generation that care for their bodies and for the earth.
Currently, they serve over 2500 students and their families at six Title 1 elementary schools, bringing to life what's taught in the classroom and giving kids the tools they need to lead healthy, fulfilling lives.


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And now for the real recap. While I was hesitant to commit to a half three weeks before a triathlon after how under tri-trained I ended up last year after doing same thing, I am so happy I did! My running buddies Christy, Donna, and I decided to run the Chicagoland Half Marathon together. While the three of us ran together all last summer for marathon training and all winter too, Christy and I had only raced together once--during the Chicago Marathon--and Donna had never run a race with us. We were pumped to finally race all together! The race prep started Saturday night. I live just 10 minutes from the start line for this race, so I invited Christy over for a pasta/running movie pre-race sleepover to save her from making the drive on race morning. We watched Spirit of the Marathon II (awesome) and Hood to Coast (also awesome). The perfect pre-race ritual!
Sunday morning we met up with Donna at the race site, and it wasn't long before we were off and running! Thank goodness too--it was chilly out!! I was super thankful I'd grabbed an old long sleeve race shirt for a throwaway. The three of us decided to run 3/1 intervals, to have fun, and take it easy. The race was in a big local forest preserve, and it was just gorgeous between the shining sun, the green grass, and trees that are finally full of leaves after a brutal winter. After setting my PR at the Chi Town Half, I was more than happy to take it easy during this race! Not worrying about pace at all, the three of us chatted up a storm for about 11 miles nonstop.
Towards the end, I was struck by a crazy feeling--this race felt easy. I have never felt that way about the half marathon distance before, but there I was in the last two miles chatting, dancing, and encouraging my running buddies. I was even getting antsy to run faster! I had this surreal experience during those last few miles, thinking about how just a few years ago this distance had seemed impossible, then just super super challenging...and here I was, just having FUN! Wow.
Christy fell back a little at the end, but Donna and I crossed the finish holding hands, then cheered for Christy as she finished minutes later. Afterwards, other than being ridiculously tired, I felt...awesome. A little sore, but nothing like I have after half marathons in the past! I couldn't stop thinking about how much fun we had.
And in that very thought lies the reason I run: I run to break down barriers, to make things that once seemed impossible not just possible but everyday experiences. I run to make new friends, cherish old friends, celebrate beautiful spring days, and dance across finish lines. Some days I run to push myself to the breaking point...and other days I run to celebrate the runner I have become.
Did you race this weekend?
Tell me why you run!
Did you race this weekend?
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Latest News
Defense shares offense's opinion: Miami Dolphins 'can be great'
The Dolphins' overhauled offense expects big things in 2013. That's no longer news. The star players already have told us all about it.
As for the defense? The personnel changes have been nearly as dramatic, if not the hyperbole. The Dolphins invested big money and high draft picks to upgrade the unit at all three levels.
And their expectations, according to linebacker Koa Misi, are no different than their teammates on the other side of the football.
"We can be great," Misi said Tuesday at a community event with local grade-school youths in Hialeah. "We've got a lot of new guys. They're trying to learn the defense right now.
"The guys that they brought in to play in this defense and bring it to where we need to be, I think they did a good job in that."
Now in his fourth season, Misi is suddenly in a strange spot: Along with reserve Austin Spitler, he's the longest-tenured Dolphins linebacker.
Karlos Dansby and Kevin Burnett commanded most of the attention in recent years, but Misi is now a leader out of necessity. Dansby and Burnett are gone, cut after the Dolphins signed Dannell Ellerbe and Philip Wheeler as free agents.
Misi said "everybody" was shocked by the release of two of the defense's more dependable — and outspoken — players, but acknowledged it's the nature of the NFL.
Besides, Misi has more pressing concerns: His own future with the team is far from certain. He's entering the final year of his rookie deal, and said Tuesday that the Dolphins' front office has not yet approached him about an extension.
When asked if his contract situation is on his mind, Misi said with a smile: "Yeah, you could say that."
Entering the second year in Kevin Coyle's 4-3 defense, Misi said he's more comfortable playing strong-side linebacker than he was in 2012, when he had 3 1/2 sacks and a career-high 65 tackles.
Misi, who played on the line in passing situations and occasionally blitzed from outside linebacker in base alignments last season, wants to get to the quarterback even more in 2013. His goal for sacks is eight — which would nearly double his career total.
He also wants to create more turnovers, which coach Joe Philbin has listed as a top priority for the defense. Misi forced three fumbles last season but couldn't recover any of them.
Still, Pro Football Focus ranked Misi as the league's 10th-best outside 4-3 linebacker last season, giving him particularly strong marks against the run. He was flagged for a penalty just once all season.
"Your coaches know what they want from you, and it just pushes you that much harder to get to that point," Misi said. "I feel like I'm getting pushed a little bit, and I like it."
• Mike Wallace has taken exception to the media coverage of his comments about the Pittsburgh Steelers, writing on Twitter that, "to all the people who think I take shots at them it is totally misleading."
Wallace also wrote: "I want it to be known that I have nothing but love and respect for everybody in the Pittsburgh Steelers [organization.] [T]hat is a A1 organization over there ... Those guys are my brothers for life beyond football."
Wallace's remarks come days after he made a series of statements that some perceived as digs at his previous city. He told Miami reporters that he has decided to buy a home in South Florida after living in six-month rentals in Western Pennsylvania.
Wallace also contrasted the vibe in the Dolphins' locker room with that in Pittsburgh, saying: "Everybody has a college mentality around here. It's a lot different than where I came from. Everybody's hungry. Everybody wants to get better, get to where we need to be — that's a winning record."
• The Dolphins have signed Courtney Gardner, a rookie wide receiver cut this month by the Chargers. To make room for Gardner, Miami waived Terrell Sinkfield.
Gardner, 6-4 and 215 pounds, has a checkered past. He couldn't qualify academically for Division I football, but was a junior college All-American at Sierra College. He has been arrested twice in Nevada in the past three years.
• More than a dozen Dolphins players hosted 60 high-achieving students from Benjamin Franklin K-8 Center for an end-of-year celebration at Action Town in Hialeah.
Having met certain criteria, including good attendance, good academic performance and good behavior, the students were invited to play Laser Tag, miniature golf and basketball with Dolphins players.


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What is it? And how to recognize attachment thinking in your life.
Some have heard of it, some have not. Some people wonder what the heck I'm talking about when it comes to attachment thinking. And some people told me they have totally experienced the same feelings/thoughts.
Attachment thinking by my definition is hanging onto an inanimate object, a person in your life, or a story because of the emotions that the thing/person/place/event brought you at the time. Attachment thinking can seem harmless until we are doing it with many things in our lives, that our lives become cluttered.
In the video, I explain more on what attachment thinking is and tell you how even I ended up having something in my life that wasn't serving its purpose. But I was keeping around because I thought if I gave it away, I would be giving away the memory as well (spoiler….I did end up donating it after I realized the memory will always be with me, but the clutter would not).
Here's a quick breakdown of the video (in case you didn't want to hear all the "um"s lol):
0:40 – What is Attachment Thinking?
Attachment thinking is when you have developed an emotional attachment to possessions that take up space in your life and that you have no practical use for
0:59 – Heather's Story
I had a metal teapot from my grandmother that I carried house to house, cupboard to cupboard and never saw practical use. I don't even drink tea so why was I keeping this thing around? Attachment thinking. In the end, I let the item go to a new home where a tea drinker is going to use it and gain joy from it.
3:01 – Attachment Thinking is More than Just Things
Attachment thinking can apply to people in our lives, our jobs and so much more. We keep these "things" around because we feel we have to but do you? What about the things we don't need any more like textbooks? maybe you were working towards a degree and you found your true calling. Now you have textbooks laying around you have no practical use for. Why? Maybe you need to let go. (If you have textbooks you do need check our this clever storage hack)
4:35 – Clutter Adds Up!
Sometimes we keep things around and brush it off with the thought that its only one thing. How many of these "one things" are taking up space in your life?
5:03 – Look at Your Space
Take a look around. Is your space filled with these items? How many things do you have that fall into attachment thinking? Are the things around you giving you joy or serving a purpose? Or are they just gathering dust?
5:29 – Why Do People Keep These Things?
There are so many reasons why people keep these things around. Some of the more popular reasons:
- Cost. Just because it once cost you a small fortune doesn't mean it needs to stay
- Might Use. But will you really? If you haven't touched it in 6 months maybe you need to re-examine why you have it
- A gift. Maybe a loved one gave it to you and you feel you need to keep it.
6:31 – You Can Gain By Letting Go!
Take some time and recognize that what you are holding onto is just a thing. In the end, it's the relationships and memories that really matter.
7:04 – Think About Letting Go
Look at the things you now know are there because of attachment thinking. Think about letting go of them and try to think about the space you will gain not only in your home, but in your mind.
7:58 – Understand That Clutter is Emotional Too
These things take up space in our homes but they also take up space in your mind. They clutter our emotions and often this is what I find with clients. That they can't move forward because this emotional clutter is holding them back.
8:49 – I Do This to Help You!
I make these videos and I started my business so I can help people move forward. I want to help people reach their goals.
9:10 – Clear the Clutter!
Clean off that desk! Get up and move! Shake things up! You CAN clear out this clutter that holds you back.
Take some positive steps and #DeclutterYourLife.
As always, I would love to hear your take on attachment thinking and your stories about how it impacts your life. Leave a comment below, join me on the Facebook page to get notifications of the LIVE Shows and follow me on Twitter.
The memories those items carry, are always going to be with you.
From my desk to yours,


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TINTON FALLS -- Republican gubernatorial candidate Chris Christie told an audience of senior citizens here that the election is not about them -- it's about their children and grandchildren.
Christie said Democratic tax increases are making it harder to live in New Jersey, forcing people to leave the state and separating families.
Full Star-Ledger coverage of the New Jersey Governor's Race
"That's not the New Jersey I grew up in," Christie said. "And that's not the New Jersey I want to grow old in."
Christie also took shots at Democratic Gov. Jon Corzine, saying he raised taxes and considered toll hikes.
Although Corzine has said the toll hikes are not an option, Christie bluntly disagreed.
"He's not telling the truth," Christie told reporters.
After his speech, Christie waded through a clutch of supporters.
"That's one of the best political speeches I've ever heard," said Ruth Eckle, 77. "I was undecided until I walked in here."
"That's very nice of you," Christie said.
Another man, William Bocchino, 83, said: "Those six-figure pensions are crazy. They're obscene."
"We're going to get rid of them," Christie promised.
Lindo Meli, 90, also told Christie he will vote for him. But there was a catch.
"I'm going to hold you to it," he said, pointing his finger at the candidate.
Previous coverage:
N.J. independent candidate Chris Daggett campaigns northern N.J. on eve of election
• Corzine campaigns at Newark senior home
|Chris Christie campaigns in Morristown


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Fun night this week, as my Seniors worked together to build a bridge between two trees, using nothing but rope… and a sprinkling of problem solving, teamwork, and cooperation!
We are lucky enough to have two large gum trees on the front lawn of our hall, conveniently spaced about three or four meters apart, so the night basically consisted of two large bags of ropes, a bag of fabric scarves (to place under the ropes to reduce the wear on the trees), and the task to work as a whole group (rather than in patrols) to build a bridge capable of holding one of the leaders.
After a bit of fussing about, they all ended up really getting stuck into it, and came up with some really ingenious solutions to the problems they were finding – like throwing a lightweight rope up over a sturdy branch (about three meters up!) to anchor things and help counter-balance, plaiting and sort of finger-knitting the ropes to make them thicker, and just generally really thinking things through. Several girls did 'test runs' of the bridge, and provided feedback on problems, that they then collectively nutted out solutions to, ending up with a fairly study contraption.
Early on, one of them said "are you just going to stand there and watch??" to which I replied "yep, its your problem to solve… I might throw in the odd bit of genius advice though!" to which I got a chorus of giggles – I suspect they know perfectly well that I am no knotting genius!!
To finish it off, AwesomeCoLeader tested out the bridge, and managed to get across it in one piece, and not touching the ground! We then got the whole bunch of them (about 15 I think, we had a few away on school camps) to clamber on for a photo, which was pretty great… although after that the structural integrity was a little battered!
Remarkably, they even managed to get it all taken down without whining, including wrapping up the ropes correctly! Hurrah!
All in all, a fabulously Guide-y night, traditional AND fun!


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We can guarantee that Terrarium TV is the perfect competitor for Showbox as it is getting better day by day. Recently I tried to Install Terrarium TV on Fire TV Stick, and I got succeeded. Now, I can watch latest Movies & TV Shows on my Smart TV using Terrarium TV & Fire TV Stick.
The procedures I'm going to talk will work with both Fire TV & Fire TV stick 4K. You can try the Installation on Amazon device you would like to. Without wasting any next second, we will start the Installation process.
Terrarium TV Fire Stick or Fire TV Box Installation Guide
There are majorly four working methods you can use to download Terrarium TV to your Amazon Firestick device. But before following any plan, we need to change some settings on Fire TV or Fire TV Stick.
Recommended Read: Terrarium TV for PC download & Terrarium TV Review: Legal or Illegal?
All Unknown Sources on Fire TV Box & Stick:
Go to settings, click on the device option. Now find developer options and click on it. Now you will see "Apps From Unknown Sources," click on it to turn it on. Click "Turn on" button from the Pop-up. Now select the method by which you want to Install the great Movies & TV Shows Terrarium TV to fire TV stick.
Here are the methods to Install Terrarium TV to 4K Fire Stick:
1) Using Downloader app
2) Using ES Explorer
3) Using ADB Link
4) Using Paradox Wizard
Method 1: Get Terrarium TV to Fire TV Stick Using Downloader
Now, go to the "Home" screen, press on the "Search" button. (Press LEFT key on the Remote to move from Home > Search).You can see the search area that looks like below Image.
Now search for "Downloader." Click on the highlighted search result of "Downloader." Now select the Downloader app from the list. Click on download the app option to get it to your Fire TV Stick.
Now open the Downloader, enter the Terrarium TV APK download URL: https://terrarium-tv.app/terrarium-tv-apk-download/. Scroll down on the website and find the official link to download the APK file. APK will open now and click Next.
Now click Install button to process the Installation of Terrarium TV on Fire TV Stick. App is installed shortly. Like the method as mentioned above, you can easily download the Terrarium TV Shows & Movies app to Fire TV.
Watch the below video for complete information about the process. I can assure you that spending your time to get this excellent app to Fire TV will improve your entertainment gains.
Method 2: Get Terrarium TV for Firestick Using ES Explorer
In this method, we are dealing with ES Explorer. It is a popular application to access files on Android devices. You can also get this application to Fire TV Box or Stick using the search option.
If you are already logged in to your Amazon account, you can use "Search" tool to find the ES Explorer on Fire TV.
Seach Es Explorer on the Fire TV. Click on the search text Es File Explorer. Download the app to Fire TV Stick. Open the File Manager app. Click on Favorite, Add; you will get a pop-up to enter Path & Name. Click on Path & Enter Terrarium TV APK link.
Path: https://terrarium-tv.app/terrarium-tv-apk-download/
Name: Terrarium TV Firestick
Click on Add.
Now scroll down to find the favorite we added as "Terrarium TV Firestick." Click on it; you will be taken to the official Terrarium TV APK download page.
Scroll down on the website and find out the download link of TTV APK file.
Click it and download the APK.
Open file, click Next, & click Install.
You can use default video player of Amazon Fire TV or else you can download MX player & MX player Codec to use it.
Terrarium TV Fire TV App Features
- Well, Terrarium TV is the only app with 40 4K movies. And we are trying to add more in the future.
- You can find streaming & download links of 1080p HD for every Movie or TV Show.
- Never like before, we serve fast streaming.
- You can download Movies & Shows from Terrarium TV.
- Filter Movies according to your taste, mood, & age.
- Direct Chromecast support.
- You can use it on Android TV box & Smart TVs.
Terrarium TV FireDL code: 68002
Issues You May Get:
1) Terrarium TV APK not working on Firestick?
Some of the old model Firesticks are not working with Terrarium TV. You can either buy new version Firestick or try Showbox.
As we discussed earlier, Terrarium TV will rule the Movie streaming world in the near future. So, Be with us all the time. We will update our blog with most recent news and Installation guides of TTV. Make sure you bookmark our website (Cntrl+D) on Computers/Laptop, Mobiles for easy navigation. For more info, revisit this website (https://terrarium-tv.app/).


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The newsfeed is a micro blog where you and people in your organization share ideas and information. Newsfeed posts can include a variety of features, such as pictures, videos, links and tags.
SkyDrive is now OneDrive, and SkyDrive Pro is now OneDrive for Business. Read more about this change at From SkyDrive to OneDrive.
Your organization may customize or restrict some of the features described in these videos.
Inside this course:
Post something to everyone (1:51)
See an overview of a newsfeed post and its features.
Add a picture to a newsfeed post (0:39)
Display a picture in a newsfeed post.
Add a document link to a newsfeed post (1:50)
Add links to documents stored in your OneDrive for Business or other SharePoint libraries in a newsfeed post.
Add a web site link or video to a newsfeed post (2:15)
Link to web sites or embed a video in your newsfeed posts.
Add tags and mentions to a newsfeed post (2:59)
Use tags and mentions to stay informed and to highlight ideas and people.
Additional resources:
More courses available at Microsoft Office Training.


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What Your Fingernails Are Warning You About, Organ Failure, Inflammation Or Worse
While individuals do not think about the connection amongst fingernails and ailment, they unquestionably ought to! Indeed, the fingernails give huge notices and flag the appearance of different maladies.
Investigate the nails and examine each of them. Deliberately investigate the grooves, ridges, dips and curves. Analyze how thin or thick they are and see if they are broken or chipped. Look at the shade of the nail, the skin encompassing it, and the skin beneath it.
Fingernails Warning Signs
Discolored nails
A healthy fingernail ought to have pink shading with a touch of white moons close to the base. In the event that your nails are streaked with different colors, it is likely that you have a concealed medical problem.
-Red streaks in the nail bed show a heart valve contamination
-Dull nails regularly demonstrate a vitamin insufficiency
-Dark stripes at the top (Terry's nails) are connected to maturing and congestive heart disappointment
-Green nails show of bacterial contamination
-Blueish nails are an indication of low oxygen levels in the blood
-White nails may show liver malady like hepatitis
Wash the nails clean and analyze the color one more time. Thinking about the wide plethoraof potential medical problems, you need to make certain you see what they are stating.
Thick nails
Having thick nails is definitely not typical. The nails should be strong, yet if they look like paws or claws, keep an eye on them!
-Thick and harsh finished nails can indicate a fungal infection.
-Unusual thickness might be a notice indication of flow issue
-Thickened nails which are generally typical can demonstrate lung sickness.
-Thick and cracked nails frequently demonstrate a thyroid sickness or psoriasis.
-Thick nails are a change that ought to conform to different manifestations you may be underestimating. Keep an eye out for allergic responses to new medications which can show as thick nails.
Split nails
Split nails regularly drop away in layers. Shockingly, numerous people accuse nail polish for most issues, especially as:
-Split nails regularly come from lack of folic acid, Vitamin C, and protein.
-Also split nails alongside a hollowed nail bed (base) can demonstrate psoriasis, which begins in nails 10 percent of the time as indicated by WebMD
-Split nails might be caused by chronic hunger
Watch your eating regimen and check the psoriasis relationship to battle back.
Concave (Spoon) nails
To be named full spoons, the nails will be bent up, shaping a plunge. They may demonstrate an extensive variety of interior issues, including these:
-Hemachromatosis, a liver issue where your body ingests excessively iron
-Also hypothyroidism
-Lack of iron (more often from anemia)
-Also heart infection
Since there is a huge connection between the fingernails and wellbeing challenges, treating the medical problem commonly causes the spoon nails to backpedal to ordinary.
Pitted nails
Little plunges in the nails can be caused by beating up the hands or could show a hidden medical issue:
-Connective tissue issue
-Also lack of zinc
-Alopecia areata, an immune system issue that leads to hair loss
The natural dents clear up rapidly while pits related with illness wait.
Healthy nails have smooth surfaces with imperceptible lines. Edge lines are a notice indication of conditions like:
Inflammatory arthritis
-Lack of iron
-Rather than buffing the edges, search for their hidden cause.
Dry, brittle nails
Nails and brittle nails are related with bacterial diseases and hormone irregularity.
-Thyroid illness prompts weak and dry fingernails
-According to the American Academy of Dermatology, parasite makes nails dry or even brittle, therefore influencing 12 percent of all Americans
-Both thyroid and fungal problems require a longer period of treatment, so won't perceive any huge contrast for a full development cycle.
Clubbed nails
To be taken in consideration as clubbed nails, the nails ought to appear to have puffed around the fingers and the skin encompassing the nail ought to appear to be swollen. They can demonstrate:
-Liver infection
-Lung infection, particularly in case you are experiencing difficulty breathing
-Inflammatory bowel illness


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POINT ROBERTS, WA--(Marketwired - June 13, 2017) - Investorideas.com, a global news source covering leading sectors including mining stocks, releases an exclusive podcast interview with Stephen Alfers, Executive Chairman, President and CEO of Pershing Gold Corporation (
Pershing Gold Corporation's recent Preliminary Feasibility Study (PFS) on the company's Relief Canyon Mine indicates strong opportunities for growth.
Relief Canyon Mine is Pershing Gold's primary asset in the 25,000 acres of the company's landholdings in Pershing County, Nevada. Stephen Alfers, Pershing Gold's Executive Chairman, President and CEO said that the PFS findings are very encouraging to advance the project toward production.
Hear the Podcast Interview with Stephen Alfers, Executive Chairman, President and CEO:
"Our main mission is to push Relief Canyon to positive cash flow in the near term and to continue to explore and look for either satellite mine opportunities or new discoveries in our 40 square mile land position."
Alfers said that the strong Measured and Indicated (M+I) resources on the property indicate the potential for reserve growth. Alfers also said that with all permits in place to start mining at Relief Canyon, the company is already looking to continue its path towards production.
"The fact that we have a nice healthy M+I resource that backs up the reserve indicates there's some low-hanging fruit for significant growth as we continue to convert resources to reserves," he said. "Relief Canyon has received all the permits we need to start this mine. We're planning to submit permits for still another major expansion of the project, and we'll do that fairly soon."
The PFS highlights the benefits of contract mining as opposed to self mining. Alfers affirmed the decision to utilize contract mining for the initial restart of the mine.
"We needed to make a decision about whether we would procure mining equipment ourselves and operate the mine as a self-mining scenario, or whether we would pursue a contract mining situation that essentially outsources a limited amount of the mining work but mainly to the procurement of the equipment," he said. "What we've been able to do is, because of a very attractive contract mining situation today in Nevada, we've been leaning towards contract mining."
Alfers said Nevada's established mining history facilitated an easy business environment.
"Nevada has been one of the most attractive locations for the gold mining industry there is," he said. "One can operate in Nevada 24/7, 12 months a year... by and large it's an ideal place to work."
About Pershing Gold Corporation www.PershingGold.com
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me the old me,
its been 15 years,
since I considered myself as a child.
long time, huh?
how are you?
I bet you're still laying on your bed now,
or laying on the grass, hiding in the garage where Mama couldn't find you. (believe me, she knows where you are. She's just pretending.)
or you might still playing with your teddy bear–oh! how is Mr. Bear? are you still feeding him 'til now? let me remind you that he doesn't like the taste of your cake, so don't force him to eat those cakes.
speaking of which,
I miss you so much.
I miss the time when we did just play.
not homework,
I miss the time when all we want is just cookies.
not money,
Anyway, tell Mama and Papa to always maintain their health.
tell them that the 'me' now, is really, really missed them.
and for you,
Dear the old me,
don't grow up.
it's a trap.


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JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT — The Duesenberg was the first American super-car, a luxury available only to royalty and stars like Greta Garbo and Clark Gable.
With their sleek design, side-mounted spare tires and impeccably restored chrome and paint, 10 Duesenbergs — a car produced from 1913 to 1937 — will be on display at the Lyon Air Museum from July 9 to July 24.
The cars belong to Gen. William Lyon of Coto de Caza, the home-building magnate and retired Air Force commander who founded the museum at John Wayne Airport.
Lyon's son, Bill Lyon of Newport Beach, said the collection is extraordinary not only because of the Duesenbergs' beauty, but because of their history.
The cars on display include a Duesenberg used in 1938's "It's a Wonderful Life" and 1982's "Annie."
"All these cars are important to us aesthetically, but to recognize the design and the period it was in ... There was this much attention to design, detail, luxury and power in America," Bill Lyon said. "It's certainly not given enough credit."
"Duesies," as they were nicknamed, were owned by movie stars, big industrialists and Indian royalty. They cost at least $13,000 at a time when Ford Standard Roadsters cost $380 and doctors made less than $3,000 per year. Today, well-kept examples can cost collectors more than $1 million.
Built by hand, the autos were first made a few years after the Model T Ford was introduced.
In addition to their stunning design, Bill Lyon said Duesenbergs were also advanced for their time. They were equipped with lights reminding the owners when to change the oil and engines designed with upward of 400 horsepower.
Duesies won the Indianapolis 500 in 1924, 1925 and 1927.
William Lyon said his aim in showing the collection is "to share this whole thing ... rather than having them sitting in a garage."
The Lyon family also hopes the exhibit will attract more people to the Lyon Air Museum and its educational outreach efforts.
If You Go
What: Duesenberg car exhibit
Where: Lyon Air Museum, 19300 Ike Jones Road, Santa Ana
When: Saturday to July 24; Museum open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily
Tickets: $12 for general admission; $9 for senior citizens and veterans; $6 for children aged 5-17; free for children under 5.
More information: http://www.lyonairmuseum.org


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adidas Racer Lite EM "Black/Red"
The adidas Racer Lite EM is now available in a classic black and red colorway. The silhouette is an updated shoe based on a legendary adidas runner from the '90s, incorporating a sock-style mesh upper and compression-moulded EVA outsole. Lighter that the original iteration, the runner is breathable, with a TPU support cage for ultimate form and performance. The "Black/Red" iteration features an all-over black upper with reflective details and suede heel cap. Completing the look is a red heel accent, along with a red adidas logo imprinted on the back. The classic is available now, at Titolo, for €96 EUR (approximately $105 USD).


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Families who fail to get health insurance could be fined up to $3,800 under a health care reform plan proposed by a top Senate negotiator.
Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., who as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee is leading talks among the "Gang of Six" senators to hammer out a bipartisan compromise, offered what he described on Tuesday as a "framework" and not a "final product."
But the detailed proposal comes just days ahead of a self-imposed Sept. 15 deadline for such a deal. Baucus is pushing his committee members hard to hammer out a bill, and those details come as strong suggestions.
The framework, a copy of which was obtained by FOX News, includes what amounts to a no-choice option. It would make health insurance mandatory, like auto insurance.
The plan would provide tax credits to help small employers and help cover the cost for households making up to three times the federal poverty level. That's about $66,000 for a family of four, and $32,000 for an individual.
Those who still don't sign up would face hefty fines, starting at $750 a year for individuals and $1,500 for families -- for those making up to three times the poverty level.
For those who make more than that, the penalty on individuals would jump to $950 and the penalty on families would jump to $3,800.
There would be a few exemptions, including for Native Americans and for those making incomes below the federal poverty level.
The plan does not include a government-run health insurance plan to soften the blow of the coverage mandate.
Instead, Baucus opts for a system of non-profit cooperatives, as part of a broader health insurance exchange.
As a way to pay for the package, estimated to cost under $900 billion over 10 years, Baucus is proposing a 35 percent excise tax on insurance companies for high-cost plans -- defined as those above $8,000 for individuals and $21,000 for family plans.
The Senate Finance Committee is meeting Tuesday, as President Obama prepares to deliver a high-stakes speech to both chambers of Congress Wednesday night in a bid to invigorate the push for reform.
Four committees have already passed their bills; Baucus' panel is the only one yet to act. His committee's bill is also the only one that could be considered bipartisan.
Baucus hits major elements in his plan that other top Democrats say are important. His plan would require health insurance plans to guarantee coverage and would prohibit them from excluding coverage based on pre-existing conditions.
Premiums would be allowed to vary based only on tobacco use, age and size of family.
But the fines pose a dilemma for Obama. As a candidate, the president campaigned hard against making health insurance a requirement, saying it's too expensive to mandate. White House officials have since backed away somewhat from that stance, but there's no indication that Obama would support fines.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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- Published: 20 January 2017
We're back with a new podcast to start the year by releasing this podcast late as hell. So you get to listen to us talk about stuff everybody else talked about over a month ago, hooray!!
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Time Stamps
0:00:19 - Podcast Begins
0:08:15 - Gagan's game beaten list. He didn't beat another game in 2016
0:12:30 - Dishonored 2 talk, sort of.
0:15:50 - Uncahrted 4 talk.
0:19:50 - We take a quick break, and Chris is back to talk Uncharted 4.
0:32:20 - FPS tangent.
0:40:00 - Hitman talk
0:54:30 - Nintendo Switch
1:00:50 - The Video Game Awards 2016
1:28:50 - Team Fortress v Overwatch talk
1:45:45 - Blizzard review policy
2:03:00 - We begin finishing up.
El-P is great live. Don't know about RTJ. That performance was awkward as shit.
The reason I said you're a dick was related to what you yourself said about Halo Reach. If you don't participate in the game itself, for whatever (cereal related reason), that's on you. I said it added tension because I played the game when the situation was presented to me, and in that way, it worked brilliantly.


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Just another site that's giving you hard to find music
These will be some Rarer tunes (Mod, powerpop, punk, ska, - if it's got a good sound I'll post it) ripped from my vinyl collection. The idea is that now you Know about them, You can seek them out!
If anyone is unhappy about any of these posts please contact me & I will take them off
If anyone is unhappy about any of these posts please contact me & I will take them off
Sunday, 31 July 2011
Sue Cuss - Teenager In Love (1979)
b/w - Physical Love
2nd 45 from Miss Cuss & like the 1st It's a punky cover version (the 1st was You Really Got Me / Physical Love - I've included it in the download & yes it's the same B-side)
I suspect all 3 tracks were recorded at the same session under the production of Tommy Scott.
According to 45 Revs the recording session was in October '79 but the 1st 45 wasn't out until early '80.
Sounds & scans below
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Two wheeled transport has a long history going far back into the 19th century. Still even now, bicycles are widely used as an alternative form of transportation. In the modern world, the metro or cars are not the answer for urban people but bicycles are. Riding a bicycle benefits your finances, the environment and your health. You pay less for petrol, reduce pollution from car exhausts and also promote your fitness and well-being.
Many cities in the world encourage people to ride more bikes. Metropolises have improved the facilities and road conditions for cyclists. They provide bicycle ways and bicycle parking areas for people. The bicycle lanes are becoming larger and larger. You can make your city become a bike-friendly city by starting to ride a bike. Rival Bikes provide a wide range of bicycles from motorised bikes in Brisbane to bikes for athletes.
Here are the top places in the world that people have shifted more towards using a bicycle for their transportation.
Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark. The city is recorded to have the highest percent of people using bicycles. The Danish government continues investing in cycling as a main form of transport by constructing a lot of infrastructure to support bicycle users.
They have a bicycle bridge over a motorway, two bridges over a canal, and Cykelslangen or bike snake across the harbor. They are also working on 4 new bridges and improving cross-town routes to push the city towards being the most 'bicycle-friendly' city.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Amsterdam is also known as the 'bicycle capital' of the world. Rules in this Dutch city support cyclists. Cycle-paths and lanes are constructed very well around the city. The roads are safe and comfortable for cyclist to ride on. That's why most people in the city, from young children to elderly people, use bicycles as their transport.
Before this point, the city had been struggling from battles between cyclists and non-cyclists. Around the 1950s and 60s, it was an era of cars. The number of cars was growing but activists succeeded to keep people riding bicycles.
Now, the city has 22,000 miles of cycle-paths. Most people commute by bicycle. The development of electric bikes has promoted people to use bicycles even more.
Strasbourg, France
Strasbourg is the largest city in the Alsace-Champagne-Ardenne-Lorraine region and the first cycling city in France. The new generation plans to make the city become a cycling city. Although routes for cyclists are not as long as in the cities of The Netherlands, the city has 333 miles of cycle-paths around the metro area and provides a bike-sharing system called Vélhop.
Vélhop allows people to rent a bike from a docking station located around the city streets either temporarily or long-term. Bikes provided by the city are customized to fit children and have baskets attached. Vélhop has made the city be able to claim having the best bike rental system in Europe.
Beijing, China
China has about half a billion cyclists. Bicycles can be found on every street in all different shapes and sizes. Chinese people use bikes to carry things from bags to sofa sets. You will see elderly people on bikes that are even older than them.
Motorised bikes have become popular in Beijing. Some car owners have switched to riding a bike for added convenience. As you know, China has very bad traffic and pollution concerns so more and more people are shif


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The morning sunrise was beautiful as usual here on the Lake, but in a few minutes clouds moved in and the light completely changed. The cloud cover gave a soft but pleasant light.
My feeders were fairly active with the usual "suspects" of "my" Mockingbird and his new bride, Chickadees, Tufted Titmice, Cardinals, a solitary Mourning Dove, a few Red Wing Blackbirds, a few Brown Headed Cowbirds and a male House Sparrow.
After watching for a few minutes, I settled down to work on the computer on two upcoming projects that must be done soon. One is to finish the new NETFO website which could be up tomorrow and to add some detail to the photography class that Kristi and I will be teaching next weekend at the Cypress Basin Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalist.


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One of the highlights of our time in Canada was a sunset photo tour we took with David McColm to the top of Whistler mountain. I cannot recommend this tour enough! Coming back down the mountain after dark we spotted these gondolas silhouetted perfectly against the moonlit sky.
I'm sure our time was pretty much up by this point, but we still spent what must have been at least 20 minutes working this scene from the side of the road. That 20 minutes was probably the most fun I have ever had with my camera! It was fantastic to share the experience with another passionate landscape photographer.
That small light to the right of the moon is Jupiter, and just out of shot was Saturn also shining bright. Unfortunately we missed the aurora borealis by one night, but I can't think of a much better to reason to go back!
David's time lapse work from Whistler is out of this world, and if you're interested in taking a tour you can book through the Whistler Blackcomb website. David has no idea that I've mentioned his tour in this post, I simply had a brilliant time!


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I have a new favorite product that I use for applique and it has been so helpful as I work on my Dear Jane quilt. It's a handy dandy glue stick that I picked up from Missouri Star Company. It's called Lapel Stick from BandK Enterprises, now you need to know I am in no way being paid or reimbursed for my opinion on this product. I'm sharing it with you because I really do love using it and it has made hand appliqueing some of these blocks so much easier! There are many products out there and I'm sure they work just as good and if they help you in your quilting journey, then use them! The technique I am showing you today is like freezer paper applique. Instead of using freezer paper I am using just plain old paper from my computer that I traced my shapes onto for my Dear Jane quilt. (Which I have been slowly working on.... I may get it done before I turn 100 years old)
I cut my paper shape out and I use this handy dandy
glue stick to 'glue' my fabric onto my paper foundation piece.
I love that there are no basting stitches!
|I then will hand applique the shape into place on my block.
I then trim away the excess fabric on the back side leaving about a
1/4 seam from my hand stitching.
This will expose the paper foundation piece that I glued my fabric to.
I then pull the paper out. Don't worry about the glue residue.
It is water soluble.
|My block is finished! woot woot!
|I used this technique on these Dear Jane blocks!
I hope that this little tutorial and hint helps you out when you do applique. Using the water soluble glue stick is a handy dandy alternative to basting your fabric onto freezer paper. It has sure helped me out with my Dear Jane journey. Those of you that follow me on Instagram have been seeing some of my progress as I work on my blocks. I am fascinated with the Jane Sickle quilt and love to see other Janiacs finish their quilts.
Have a great quilty day!
Happy quilting,