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Qualitative research helps researchers gain a deeper understanding of the "why" and "how" of people's experiences and perceptions. Originating in the social science disciplines, qualitative research is grounded in theoretical methodologies including phenomenology, grounded theory and discourse analysis. Qualitative researchers use a variety of methods, including focus groups, interviews and observations to engage all types of research participants, including patients, caregivers, physicians, policy makers.
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Labour sources are not happy with the Prime Minister's decision to draft legislation for statutory underpinning of press regulation. I've just spoken to one party source, who told me the worry is not that the legislation is being put together quickly, but that the government will draw up a bill that deliberately complicates the issue and undermines Lord Justice Leveson's call for regulation backed by statute. The source says:
'The issue with the draft bill is not the speed: we want speed. The issue is that there is a possibility that what they are going to do is overcomplicate and deliberately overload this draft in a bid to stop them doing the right thing. They have betrayed the victims, they should be looking at how to go forward on this.'
As I blogged a little earlier, David Cameron does want to at least show Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband that he has examined statutory regulation properly, rather than rejecting it out of hand. But by briefing that he has 'not shifted one inch' on his position towards press laws, his aides have not only painted him as taking a principled stance, but they have also opened up the suggestion that the draft legislation is only being drafted as a means of knocking down the Leveson proposal for statute, rather than as an open exercise. This could make the cross-party discussions very awkward if the draft legislation, when it is published in the next few weeks, appears to back that up.
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Cheesy Burger Skillet with Fresh Tomatoes, Broccoli and Rice is a healthy & easy one-pot weekday dinner recipe that is ready in 30 minutes or less. A new family meal favorite that includes fresh veggies and brown rice so you can feel good about serving it and the kiddos will love it!
I don't know if it is the summer heat and humidity (which is almost unbearable even for us southerners that are used to it) or the fact that it is a coming up on a holiday weekend or if it is the fact that our annual lake vacation is only 2 weeks away, but my motivation levels have been plummeting over the past week… The struggle is real and I am only hoping that I am not alone on this? Pleeeeaaaasseee tell me that I am not alone!!
Well…that lack of motivation has spilled over in the kitchen and I haven't been my normally eager beaver self that runs to get into the kitchen and cook. My meals have been a little less than stellar and I really struggled on a recipe to put up here on the blog. I went for this Cheesy Burger Skillet with Fresh Tomatoes, Broccoli and Rice because it was probably my favorite of the week and the fam definitely gave it their stamp of approval!! I thought it might be a good one for you to put in your back pocket as well. It is a real winner in the mom handbook!! It is a one-pot meal, that comes together in 30 minutes (hello weekday winner), and incorporates fresh veggies and brown rice with lean ground beef and just a little bit of melty cheese to top it off 🙂
Between the tomatoes in our garden and the boxes full that Dad got from one of his customers, we are swimming in fresh tomatoes!! Mind you, I am NOT complaining, but just really working on using up all of those tomatoes before they go bad. I have been going back and revisiting some of my favorite tomato recipes:
- Roasted Tomato Spaghetti Sauce
- Slow Cooker Tomato Sauce with Fresh Herbs
- Homemade Roasted Tomato Salsa
I have also been experimenting with new recipes, like this Cheesy Burger Skillet with Fresh Tomatoes, Broccoli and Rice and a pan seared pork chop with a spicy tomato sauce, which also went over well and I just didn't get around to taking pictures of it so it could make it on the blog. I will try to do that next week…
We are going over to spend the 4th of July weekend with my sister that lives in the Columbus area this weekend and I was scared that we were going to loose the tomatoes that are already pretty ripe, so I went ahead and just chopped them up, vacuum sealed them (this is one very similar to the one that I have and love: http://amzn.to/29exKps) and froze them. I read that you can freeze fresh tomatoes without blanching so I thought I would give it a try… It was an experiment of sorts and I will let you know how it goes. If it works, I will definitely be turning it into a blog post 😉
Like I said, I used fresh tomatoes in this dish because we have so many on hand, but you could totally use canned diced tomatoes or even tomato sauce, if that is what you have on hand. Don't have broccoli or the fam doesn't dig it, feel free to use another veggie that y'all do like. I think that zucchini or green bean or even mushrooms would be fab in this dish!! You could even sneak in some leafy greens like spinach or kale. Just think of this as the basic formula for a crazy weeknight, one-dish (hello easy clean-up), on the table in 30 minutes kind meal. You're welcome 😉
This recipe was inspired by this recipe from Pillsbury.
Here is your recipe for Cheesy Burger Skillet with Fresh Tomatoes, Broccoli and Rice:
- 1 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
- 1 lb. lean ground beef (93% lean or better)
- 1 large yellow onion, chopped
- 3-4 cloves garlic, minced or pressed
- 5-6 medium tomatoes, chopped (any variety that you like or use 1 can diced tomatoes or sauce)
- 1 (10¾ oz.) can healthy choice condensed cream of chicken soup
- 1 tbsp. worcestershire sauce
- 2 cups instant brown rice
- 2 cups water
- 12 oz. steam-in-bag fresh broccoli
- ½ tsp. crushed red pepper flakes, more or less depending on preference (I used more because we like all things hot)
- sea salt and fresh ground pepper, to taste
- ½ cup shredded cheddar cheese
- Heat olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat.
- Once hot, add ground beef and brown, approximately 5 minutes, drain if needed.
- Add onion and garlic to the pan and saute for just a couple of minutes
- Add tomatoes, cream of chicken soup, worcestershire sauce, rice and water to the pan and stir well to combine. Season with crushed red pepper flake (if using), salt and pepper.
- Bring to a boil, reduce heat to simmer and cover. Continue to cook for approximately 15 minutes or until the rice is tender and most of the liquid is absorbed. Stirring once or twice, as needed.
- Meanwhile, steam broccoli according to package instructions and set aside.
- Once most of the liquid has absorbed in the rice mixture, add the broccoli and mix well. Test for season and adjust as needed.
- Sprinkle cheese and cover to let the cheese melt.
- Serve immediately and you should have leftovers for awesome lunches the next day (depending on the number of people feeding initially)
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So tell me…how are you spending the 4th of July weekend???
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Here is the next of the beautiful, inspiring, special contributions coming in to the #MandalasForMarinke remembrance project. I am grateful for each and every amazing contribution. You are invited to join; learn more here.
Beautiful Crochet Mandalas
These wonderful crochet Mandalas for Marinke came in a gift package for me that included a variety of things including what you see above – the two mandalas, a beautiful crochet rainbow and some mandala coloring pages. The neon crochet mandala is made using Wink's standard free 12 round crochet pattern. The other mandala is made using Dedri's Sophie's Mandala free crochet pattern, which comes in small, medium and large designs; this is the medium.
Meet the Maker
These lovely crochet mandalas come from Flo, who you've met before on this blog when she shared her Sophie's Universe crochet experience.
She's also shared her grandmother's vintage crochet doilies with us before and was generous enough to send me a couple, one of which is round and I think I'll include it in the Mandalas for Marinke art show as well!
She shared her contribution: "in honor of the beautiful spirit that is Wink – you are in my heart forever". And she shared about herself:
"Crochet got me out of bed last year. Crochet broke through my pain threshold of sitting more than 15 minutes. Crochet brought joy back. I can't do everything I want to do in the body I live in. I give thanks every day I can crochet!"
You can connect with Flo on Instagram @ahappycrocheter.
Words by Wink
Wink describes her Forget Me Nots Cowl crochet pattern:
"Wow your friends with this cowl that is crochet, but looks like knitting! Using the knit-look stitch and the cable stitch combined, this design is a versatile and gorgeous cowl that can be made in your own favourite colors to keep you warm during winter, or to keep that chill off your neck in spring! You can make this pattern in two designs; one that wraps around your neck like a tube, and one that you can wear long or doubled. Both are described in the pattern."
About Depression
One purpose of this project is to raise awareness about depression so each post will end with some facts, thoughts or quotes about depression, suicide and/or mental health. Today let's talk about mental health issues in the workplace. Many people have to call in sick to work due to depression and other mental health issues but a large percentage fear judgment and so lie about the reason for their absence.
Emily McLaren writes at PsychCentral:
"Recent research by AXA PPP healthcare found that 23 percent of employees say they won't tell their line manager the real reason for their absence when calling in sick because they're afraid of being judged. Even more concerning is that a further 15 percent said they're afraid that they won't be believed.
Employees are much more likely to lie to their boss about the reason for being off sick if the cause of the sickness is related to mental rather than to physical health. The reluctance to disclose mental health issues is also more pronounced in small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as opposed to much larger firms."
The University of Michigan Depression Center is one of many advocates who say that employers would care about the mental health of their employees, working to reduce depression in the workplace but also to reduce stigma around mental health issues. They say:
"Programs focused on raising awareness and promoting early identification and effective treatment of these disorders can improve both clinical and workplace outcomes, and help employees thrive at work."
Depression is not correlated with workload but rather with work environment.
All contributions to Mandalas for Marinke are welcome and will help raise awareness about depression while honoring her work in the same way that this great contribution has done today. Details to join here.


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Kiki Petrosino teaches at the University of Louisville, where I received my undergraduate degree. Though I wasn't lucky enough to take a class of hers, I remember discovering her work in the library and thinking, "The person who wrote these poems is on this campus?" I keep her books within arm's reach; one thing I continue to appreciate about her work is her insistence on writing into or from whatever spaces she feels are hers. In this interview conducted via email, we discuss how place and lineages (familial and poetic) inform her work, particularly in her latest collection, Hymn for the Black Terrific (2013, Sarabande Books)—Jeremy Michael Clark
Jeremy Michael Clark: During a recent conversation between the writer Claudia Rankine and the artist Carrie Mae Weems, Rankine said that where some people see her as a poet who writes about race, she sees herself as someone who writes about how people negotiate space, in which race necessarily plays a role. Like Rankine, I see your work as concerned with negotiating space. In your last book, Hymn for the Black Terrific, it seems to be negotiated, implicitly & explicitly, on different registers (personal space, familial lineage, historical narrative, space in the racial imagination of America, etc.). When I read that book, I get a sense that the boundaries are not set in stone. Can you talk about moving between these various spaces?
Kiki Petrosino: One thing that Claudia Rankine and I share is that we're both women poets of color who are employed in academia. The university is a space that historically has excluded and underrepresented the contributions of African Americans—first as students, and then as faculty. I haven't theorized my own work and its relationship to space, but I appreciate your hypotheses. I sometimes think of myself as a poet of "place," which I distinguish from "space" in the sense that when I think back over my life, I first recall the specific localities where I've lived and how those places informed my sense of self and my poetry. Mostly, I have lived in white-majority towns and attended white-majority schools. But sometimes that's neither here nor there (to coin a space-related phrase). What I mean is, it's not the spaces I've negotiated so much as the places. For example: I was born in Baltimore and went to high school there. I never felt uncomfortable in the "space" of school (in fact, it might be my favorite kind of space to be!) but I don't think most "Baltimoreans" would consider me a true native of the city, since I've spent most of my life as an outsider. Likewise, I spent two years as a high school teacher at a boarding school in Switzerland. Again: no trouble occupying an academic space. But I was an American in Switzerland, fluent in Italian (and half-Italian by heritage) but not an EU citizen or a Swiss. I was neither here nor there. So, my poems have become an occasion to talk about what it means to belong somewhere, or even "to be from" somewhere. Who gets to decide where I'm from or where I belong?
JMC:The idea of being "neither here nor there" is interesting to me. What comes to mind for me is a notion like, "If you belong nowhere, you can belong anywhere." Growing up, my family moved a lot (although within the same city), so I don't have a particular site to which I can nostalgically return or connect to my sense of who I am. I think (& maybe I'm projecting onto the world) there's a general assumption that to be tied to a particular place is a more stable way of being. But, aren't there ways in which that can be limiting? Having lived in various places, do you see a freedom in that?
KP: Yes, the notion of "being tied to a particular place" is, ultimately, just a story we tell in the long narrative of identity. No matter where I go, I'm still the storyteller trying to make sense of my experiences. And I guess that's the story I've had to accept about myself: that language itself is my source of stability, that I'm always in the middle of another story, trying to find language for it. Of course, I'm sad that I can't really participate in the "general assumptions" about home and identity. I'm quite envious of people who have a home place for their memories. Last year, I bought a house and I'm busily doing what everyone does: making it my own, a home place for once.
JMC: Your essay from earlier this year, "Literacy Narrative," ends with the line, "Write about me." And that "me," in my reading of the essay, was both your great-grandmother's voice & your own. In other words, to write about yourself necessarily involves writing about your great-grandmother, & writing about her seems to, in a sense, help you sharpen your sense of who you are—developing this ability "to hum in millions of intimate keys." The boundary between self & other is, blurred in a way that feels, to me, like an opening, rather than an erasure. I hope that's a fair reading, or at least an interesting mis-reading – can you talk more about this idea of speaking to (or through) the past, or the way the past speaks to (or through) us in the present?
KP: Very fair reading. Alverta was my great-grandmother, and I don't have much memory of her. But from looking through photographs, and based on my closer relationship to my grandmother, I've discovered a strong (maybe even eerie) physical resemblance among myself and the women of my family. About 18 months ago, I embarked on a journey through the world of adult orthodontia to close a gap in my front teeth. Now, when I smile, I can see how much my facial structure resembles theirs: Alverta (my great-grandmother) and Cleopatra (my grandmother). Despite her rural upbringing, Alverta dreamed of becoming a city lady, and she tried to move to Washington, D.C. several times, but she struggled to support herself there. A generation later, at the age of 12, my grandmother left the farm in Virginia to continue her education in D.C. She lived with white families and took care of their children, while putting herself through school from grade 7 through college. It was hard work, but she got her teaching degree. I graduated from the University of Virginia, only 20 minutes from the rural county where Alverta was born. Like Cleopatra, I became a teacher. I feel that, through my life, their journeys are still continuing. Like: we've all been enacting different installments of the same dream. This sense may contribute to the feeling of blurred boundaries that you notice in my poetry.
JMC: In Hymn of the Black Terrific, ">your poem "Cygnus Cygnus" effectively revises the scholar Pythagoras, relocating poets not in the white "breastwork of swans" but "mostly in the feet of swans, black as drums / pressing our rageful webbing into the earth's flank." And you end the poem with, "Let no harm come to the dark you've made." There's an interesting comment on darkness here. Can you speak more about the inspiration behind the piece?
KP: I wrote it for a former teacher, Dean Young, with whom I studied at Iowa. The darkness I try to identify in the poem is my attempt to describe the darkness Young creates in his work (more than a dozen books and counting). I read his poetry as inherently dark, even when he's hilariously funny in some pieces. But Young's "darkness" is fertile, more like earthly soil, than the abyss of space. There's a kind of gallows humor he deploys, especially when describing grief or loss. One of my favorite lines by him is "Your feelings will never change, you'll just stop paying so much attention." I love how that line acknowledges the truth of grief, which is that the wound never heals, you never really "get over" anything. What happens is subtler than that: you stop paying so much attention to that particular hurt and move onto something else (probably more hurts). The act of "not paying attention" to the loss is a kind of betrayal in itself. And in Dean Young's poetry, we're all betrayers; our survival depends on it. I think that's a vital position for poetry to explore, precisely because it's so uncomfortable to admit.
JMC: Wow, I was not familiar with this particular line, but I love both it & your discussion of it; I also love the idea of "darkness" as fertile, rather than a void. What you said makes me think of how inattention is often considered something negative; if one is not paying attention, it's considered avoidance or ignoring. But you're right, I think: our survival, our emotional health, depends as much on what we're not paying attention to as what we are. Not that we necessarily forget, we just minimize or make peace with it; or like you said, we become consumed with other issues. But I think in order to get there, that attention has to be first be paid, right? We can't just skip the darkness and the loss, right? Can we only look away from something once we've looked at it?
KP: We definitely have to confront our losses, no skipping allowed. But I've learned there comes a point when you risk losing yourself to grief. We're human creatures; we're supposed to grow from our experiences. Maybe we're even hardwired for growth. Sometimes I'm surprised by my mind's capacity to dwell on some hurts, while moving quickly past others. What controls that process, and who's in charge? That's what I think Dean Young is paying attention to in that line of his poem ("Opal"). I love how the phrase sounds authoritative, like a piece of received wisdom that we should already know. I think it's mostly not true that "time heals all wounds," but it is true that only with time can you look back on past hurts and understand >how that loss has (hopefully) helped you grow in caring, sensitivity, empathy.
Jeremy Michael Clark is an MFA candidate in poetry at Rutgers University in Newark, New Jersey. His poems have appeared in Callaloo, Day One, Forklift, Ohio, and Pluck!. A Cave Canem Fellow, Jeremy is from Louisville, Kentucky.
Kiki Petrosino is the author of two books of poetry: Hymn for the Black Terrific (2013) and Fort Red Border (2009), both from Sarabande Books. She holds graduate degrees from the University of Chicago and the University of Iowa Writer's Workshop. Her poems have appeared in Best American Poetry, The New York Times, FENCE, Gulf Coast, Jubilat, Tin House and elsewhere. She is founder and co-editor of Transom, an independent on-line poetry journal. She is an Associate Professor of English at the University of Louisville, where she directs the Creative Writing Program.


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State representatives in Utah voted Tuesday to endorse a constitutional change banning gay marriage, saying it was necessary to fight off changing social norms. Legislators in the Utah house of representatives and senate have already sent the governor the Marriage Recognition Policy, which would put the gay marriage ban in state law. But the Utah house took that one step farther Tuesday, mustering a two-thirds vote to send voters a proposed amendment to Utah's Constitution.
The constitutional provision, saying "marriage consists only of the legal union between a man and a woman," passed the House on a 56-16 vote. If approved by the Utah senate and voters this November, it would take effect in January. Three House Democrats voted for the measure, while one Republican joined the opposition: Rep. Morgan Philpot said he didn't think the measure could be explained as anything but discriminatory.
Other Republicans said it was necessary to resist court rulings and legislative actions in other states that could force Utah to recognize same-sex unions they oppose on moral grounds. "I am not telling you that God does not love people who are gay. God loves gays as well as anyone else, but we have a right to declare what is nature's laws," said Rep. David Ure.
Democrats said banning gay marriages wouldn't make this country stronger. "I've heard it said over and again: This is about civilization, to protect the downfall of our civilization," said Rep. David Litvak. "I'm struggling. How is my life, my marriage, going to be made more stable or stronger by this amendment?" Some legislators are trying to change the constitution for the wrong reason, said Rep. Scott Daniels, a former state district judge. He said the constitution was meant to limit government power, not individual liberty. "An individual can't violate the constitution; only the government can," said Daniels, a member of the Utah constitutional revision commission, which never got a chance to review the legislative proposal.


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"but we're still a good and Godly people and this deceiver, this Obama will be struck down."
I pray you're right. A good friend of mine often talks about the end times and how the US/America isn't mentioned anywhere in Revelations (symbolically, of course).
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awww... this is only for USA residents.
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I am still ticked off someone stole my AP #'s and entered...
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It does not ask for your name when entering the contest, it asks for AP#, email and telephone #...My DH's AP # is just a number off from mine, and neither of our worked, and no he did not enter the contest..
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I did ours and it just reloads the same page no confirmation. Is this the way it works?
Just called the passholder hotline..
Seems there is problems with this working for a lot of ppl. They have received a few calls on it. The company hosting the contest does not work weekends, so I am being told to try it again later in the week...and call back if it still is not working..
Glad to know someone did not use my number...
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Maybe its not working like Dax said. I got no emails yet. I will try later this week.
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Provide some more information about the type of tank, what fish you have and filtration if any...
Generally as pippap below says the biggest problem is usually overfeeding.. just as much as the fish will eat in around 1 min around 3 times a day is as much as they need, less than this if it is a small tank..
The bigger the tank the easier it is to maintain water quality, but invest in good quality filtration. It is not good to be always changing the water, especially with the poor quality of tap water in many areas..
Just hint, never add tap water just before the weekend as they often up the dose of chemicals so that it lasts the weekend while no one is there..
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Cloudy water occurs for a variety of reasons, the three mentioned earlier all are form very different sources, although I usually only work with two, milky and green.
Green water indicates that sunlight is hitting the aquarium for some period of time. The power of the sun causes an algal bloom that can rapidly turn the water into a green soup. There really isn't any instant cure. blocking the sun or moving the tank out if its reach is the long-term cure. The only way to actually kill the single celled plant cells is by use of an UV sterilizer. Those are expensive and purchasing one depends on the problem and your commitment to the aquarium. There used to be filter that could remove the plants - the Diatom by Vortex, but that was decades ago and there are no modern filters I know of that can remove such small cells.
The milky cloud is much more common, that is the result of a bacterial bloom - suspended bacteria get so dense in population that they can be seen as a milky cloud by the naked eye. The bacteria explode in population when the circumstances are right, basically there is an excess of dissolved nutrients in the water. This can come from two sources and is know by two different names. New Tank Syndrome occurs after about three days after a new aquarium is set-up. The new water is suddenly able to sustain life, and if it had lots of nutrients in it from the tap, the bacteria go wild and populate like crazy - it takes about three days before the cloud occurs. It can be brief, if no added food is provided, but if overfeeding occurs, the tank can remain cloudy for weeks, since the food is available to host the overabundance of bacteria. In older tanks, that is the main cause, overfeeding allows the nutrients in the waste and rotting food to dissolve onto the water column and give the suspended bacteria plenty to eat. They bloom and become the same basic cloud as from New tank syndrome, just from a different cause.
I don't use chemicals when this occurs, stop all feeding for three days to balance again. As the food is used by the bacteria, the rest starve and die back to clarity.
Once the three day fast is over, feed the fish what they can eat in two minutes, nothing hitting the bottom. Anything left over means the tank has been overfed. The whole environment will clean up and become more healthy for the fish over time.
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Probably the biggest reason for cloudy water is overfeeding. If the fish don't eat all the food, it sinks to the bottom and rots. Do you have a bottom feeder such an algae eater, catfish, etc? They live off the food that falls to the bottom.
Or, you could take a sample of your water to you local petstore. Many of them can diagnose the problem.
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its prolly the water. I had that problem til i moved to the country where the water was better.
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How long has the tank been set up, and what kind of cycling procedure did you use? Also, is the cloudiness white, green, or brown? What percentage of the water do you change each time you do your water changes, and what kind of water treatments do you use each time? How many fish, of which types, are in what size of tank? What temperature do you keep the tank at? Have you tested your water lately, and what were the parameters (specifically nitrite, nitrate, ammonia, pH and kH)? All of these can cause cloudiness or indicate the reason for the cloudiness, and most require different actions for correction.I invite you to take a look at some of my different hubs on aquarium care, and I will gladly discuss the issue with you further to help you diagnose the problem :).
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One explanation may be your water quality.. I would suggest purchasing a water test kit to determine the problem. Many times high nitrates can have this effect on the aquarium water but can be resolved with a commercial nitrate remover. If this is the case, I've written a few hubs on the topic.
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DAILYKENN.com -- Social media abuse will not be tolerated.
So much for tolerance.
At issue is a Scottish patriot who exercised his inalienable right as a human to express his opinion on Facebook.
The suspect expressed his opposition to the displacement of Western culture. Specifically he addressed twelve Syrian "refugees" colonized compliments of government goons on the Isle of Bute.
The globalist objective is to infiltrate every white community — down to the postal code — to assure the demise of Western civilization.
Prior to launching the cultural displacement throughout Western Europe, governments imposed abusive "hate speech" laws to muzzle an descent by force of law.
The Scottish patriot is the latest of many to be abused by such laws.
From theguardian.com we read:
Police Scotland have said the arrest of a man responsible for a series of offensive Facebook posts about Syrian refugees resettled on the Isle of Bute should send a clear message that such social media abuse will not be tolerated.
Following a report of a series of alleged offensive online posts relating to Syrian refugees living in Rothesay on Bute, Police Scotland confirmed on Tuesday that a 40-year-old man, understood to be from the Inverclyde area, had been arrested under the Communications Act.
Twelve Syrian families arrived in the seaside town in early December, as Scotland welcomed one third of the thousand refugees David Cameron agreed to take from camps bordering Syria before the end of last year.
Syrian refugees in Scotland: cold weather but warm welcome
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1.Facebook has over 350 million active users. More than 35 million users update their status each day, with more than 55 million status updates each day.
2.More than 2.5 billion pictures are uploaded to Facebook each month.
3.The average Facebook user has 130 friends and sends eight friend requests per month.
4.Among children under 18, Facebook was ranked third in the top 100 searches of 2009, behind YouTube and
Google. Sex and porn rounded out the top five searches.
5.A recent survey of 500 top colleges found that 10% of admissions officers acknowledged looking at social networking sites such as Facebook to evaluate applicants. Thirty-eight percent of admissions officers said that what they saw
negatively affected the applicant.
6.Facebook is not only beating MySpace traffic, but it is also the second-ranked site overall in the U.S. behind Google.
7.Americans spend 13.9 billion minutes a year on Facebook and five billion minutes on MySpace.
8.In 2003, Harvard student Mark Zuckerberg created Facemash, where he placed photos of undergraduates side by side so viewers could rank which one was "hotter." Zuckerberg would later turn Facemash into the now ubiquitous Facebook.
9.In 2008, a 23-year-old woman named Lauren Michaels created a group titled "I Need Sex" on Facebook. Within 10 minutes, she had 35 members and soon attracted 100—50 of whom she eventually slept with. Facebook has since removed her page.
10.An 18-year-old Wisconsin man posed as several different girls on Facebook to blackmail underage male teens into performing sexual favors by coaxing them to send nude photos of themselves. He could be facing up to 300 years in prison.
11.Beacon, part of Facebook's controversial advertisement system that broadcasted information about a user's shopping activity on other sites, was the target of a class action lawsuit in 2009. The resulting settlement required Facebook to pay $9.5 million into a settlement fund.
12.If Facebook were a country, it would be the fifth-largest country in the world, after China, India, the U.S., and Indonesia.
13.In 2009, an EMT at the crime scene took a cell phone picture of the body of a New York woman who had been strangled and beaten and then posted it on his Facebook profile. He was later arrested on charges of official misconduct and was fired from his job.
14.The head of the Catholic Church in England and Wales warned that Facebook and MySpace can lead children to commit suicide because such sites encourage teens to build transient relationships and dehumanize community life.
15.Facebook includes eating disorder groups such as "Get Thin or Die Trying," and "Quod me nutrit me destruit" ("What nourishes me destroys me"). While such eating disorder sites were typically anonymous on the Web, their growing presence on Facebook makes them more public and accessible to more people.
16.The New Oxford Dictionary announced that the 2009 Word of the Year was "unfriend," as in "to remove someone as a friend on a social networking site" such as Facebook. However, there is some debate whether the word should be "defriend" rather than "unfriend."
17.A 39-year-old Pennsylvania father was arrested for openly asking his 13-year-old daughter for sex over Facebook.
18.While stressing that correlation does not equal causation, a recent poll suggested that Facebook users have lower overall grades than non-users.
19.While initially created for college students, Facebook users over the age 26 now represent 60% of the total U.S. Facebook population.
20.The average Facebook users spend more than 55 minutes a day on the site. They use the Like button nine times a month and write 25 comments each month.
21.Approximately 70% of Facebook users are outside the United States.
22.Forbes dubbed 25-year-old Mark Zuckerberg, the creator/owner of Facebook, as the world's youngest billionaire, worth 1.5 billion.
23.Syria, China, Vietnam, and Iran have banned Facebook.
24.In December 2009, there were over 250 million active users on Facebook, up from 1 million active users in
December 2004.
25.Tim Sparapani, director of public policy at Facebook, stated that hundreds of millions of people had never stopped and thought about the consequences of sharing information online.


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Book illustrations
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These images will appear in the winners' gallery, if your design is awarded.
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I needed to send flowers to my mother in the hospital, so I stopped by Flowers By Julie because it was nearby. Fortunately, I found one of the best florists in Joliet!
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Religion, Church
There has been complete freedom of worship in Finland since 1923. There are two state churches in the country, the Evangelical Lutheran Church and the Orthodox, Greek-Catholic Church. Approximately 85 % of Finns are baptised as Lutherans while 1 % are born Orthodox. There are also Catholic, Jewish and Islamic congregations as well as numerous smaller religious communities. About 15 % of the population belong to some of the other religious group or do not belong to any religious denomination.
The evangelical-Lutheran parishes of Vaasa offer different kinds of activities for students (foreign and Finnish). More detailed information about these activities and their schedule you can find in the leaflets of the evangelical-Lutheran parishes and the notice boars at VAMK.
Some addresses:
Vaasan Lutheral Community, Tel: +358 (0)6 326 1211 http://www.vaasaevl.fi/
Vaasa Church, Kirkkopuistikko 24, +358 (0)6 326 1211 OR (0)44 480 8460
Vaasa Orthodox Church, Barrack square (Kasarmintori)
Mustasaari Lutheran Church in Old Vaasa, Kirkkomäki, Tel: +358 (0)6 356 0500


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Ronald T. Hosko — a former assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and current president of the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund — issued a statement Sunday condemning the brutal murder of two New York Police Department officers and placing the blame for their deaths on "race provocateurs."
"While the criminal who shot these officers down is ultimately responsible for their murders, a thoughtful society must examine the social circumstances that fostered such outrageous criminal conduct," Hosko stated. "To those who have chosen to incite violence against law enforcement through the reckless vilification of police officers — shame on you."
Hosko then went on to single out racial activists, the media and even government officials for fostering a hostile anti-police sentiment that led to the deaths of two officers Saturday.
"From race provocateurs looking for five minutes of fame, to those in the media who wantonly mischaracterized and sensationalized recent criminal cases, to the government officials who have repeatedly made statements designed to undermine legitimate law enforcement efforts across our nation – it's time to reexamine your own words and actions and take your share of responsibility," the statement continued.


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Coronation Street- Behind the Scenes
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Join Ruth Owen for a sneak peek behind the scenes of Britain's favourite soap. Working out of Manchester Media City, Ruth reviews the Monday double episodes as well as interviewing new cast members and familiar faces who have a particularly dramatic storyline coming up.
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Of Times & Tides
- First published May 2008.
"Of Times & Tides" was first published in the May-June 2008 issue of "Cliff Notes."
The shad is the most important fish of the Hudson, being very delicious as food, and caught in such immense numbers, as to make them cheap dishes for the poor man's table. They enter the Hudson in immense numbers towards the close of March or beginning of April, and ascend to the head of tide water to spawn. It is while on their passage up that the greater number and best conditioned are caught, several hundreds being sometimes taken in a single "catch." They generally descend the river at the close of May, when they are called Buck Shad, and are so lean and almost worthless, that "thin as a June Shad" is a common epithet applied to lean persons…
Benson J. Lossing, The Hudson, from the Wilderness to the Sea, 1866
We were saddened in January to learn of the passing of Edna Wilson of Alpine, who had since her husband Bob's death in 2002 been carrying on the work of the Alpine Historical Society. Her keen intelligence and no-nonsense wit will be missed.
We have since been corresponding with her daughter Dorothy Galant of Connecticut. Recently, Dorothy dropped off a box of materials from her mother's historical files for us to go through so that we could copy any files that were of interest to our own research. As we thumbed through the folders that Edna had meticulously organized, we were given a smile to realize that among them was one filled with back issues of "Cliff Notes." We noticed one dating back to April 1999. The featured story was based on an interview we had conducted with Bob and Edna about Bob's "second career" as a Hudson River shad fisherman. With the forsythia still in bloom along the Palisades, we thought it appropriate to reprint a portion of that story this year.
… Shad is a fish, a member of the herring family, valued for both its meat and its roe. Shad spend their adult lives in saltwater, but like salmon, spawn in freshwater rivers. Also like salmon, the shad return to spawn in the same river from which they were hatched, some five years or so earlier. In the case of the Hudson, the shad swim a hundred miles or more upriver to lay their eggs in sandbars beyond Kingston. They begin their journey around April and continue through the next two months or so, instinctively following temperature gradients in the river…
We know that the native peoples of the Hudson Valley spread their nets for the shad run, and we know too that by the nineteenth century the shad run had become established as the single most important event in the Hudson River fisherman's calendar…
As Bob tells it, when he was a young man growing up in Alpine in the early 1930s, the common perception was that fishing in the Hudson was a dead or dying proposition. The river, it was believed, was "fished out," the new Interstate Park having replaced the fishing villages along the Palisades (his mother had been born at "Closter Landing," in the old "Cornwallis Headquarters"). Nets lay unmended in sheds scattered around the area, and the old-timers had only stories to share.
Yet it was also the midst of the Great Depression, and those stories began to take on a new life in the ears of some of the younger men who gathered at a local garage, in Alpine, playing cards (no one having money to gamble away, the loser chopped the next piece of wood for the stove) and trading local gossip. What if the river wasn't as "fished out" as they all thought it was? And, more to the point, what did they have to lose by finding out? They got some of those nets out of storage. And relearning skills that had seemed on the verge of vanishing, they soon discovered that Old Man Hudson might still have a few surprises up his watery sleeves…
What began as almost a lark spurred by economic hard times around 1931, by 1937 had become a rebirth of the shad fishery along the Palisades. (Confirming Bob's recollections, our Annual Report for that year shows that interest in shad fishing had become so intense that the Commission needed to put permits out to bid.) Some fishermen lived in shanties along the base of the cliffs during the season — Bob recalls a couple of truly intrepid fishermen who set up shop along the forbidding boulders of the Giant Stars — others in barges moored offshore. For all, it could be grueling work.
Shad are fished with gill nets, which must be set and retrieved twice each day, with the turning of the tides. A typical net is 1,200 feet long and is strung along poles that are sunk into the mud of the river's bottom. These poles are often fifty feet or more long, and setting them up from tiny boats at the start of the run and then removing them at the end may be the most arduous tasks of the season. (Bob still speaks with a kind of reverence about the small motorized winch he and his mates eventually acquired to help them with this task.) Even with the help of outboard motors, the round-the clock setting and retrieving of the nets could amount to back-breaking work, as well, work that needed to be timed precisely with the change in the tides, for almost two months straight. And when all other tasks were done, the nets always needed mending. Always.
Like so many young men who grew up in the Depression—like so many of the "new" generation of Palisades shad fishermen — Bob entered the service during the Second World War. He returned to find work as a carpenter, and later became the Building Inspector for Alpine, where he and Edna still live. He no longer needed to fish, to face the demands of the daily tides. And yet, up until the 1960s, if you came down to Alpine Boat Basin during the annual shad run, you would find Bob there, living in a shed beside the pavilion with his fellow fishermen. Going to the nets with each tide. Loving it.
During those two months, Edna would bring their children down to visit — along with some goodies from home. Today she shakes her head and smiles as she recalls Bob's devotion to the shad run, the grueling hours spent on the water. Yet even as she says that she never quite understood what kept bringing him back to the river all those years, one gets the feeling she does know. It's just that words cannot really express such mysteries as are found in a living river.


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A Grantor Retained Annuity Trust (GRAT) can be an effective means for transferring high-yielding and/or rapidly appreciating assets to children and other beneficiaries with minimal estate and gift tax consequences. A GRAT's success depends on whether its assets outperform a certain rate (known as the "7520 rate") set by the IRS. The 7520 rate has fallen to an exceptional low: 1.8% for GRATs funded in March 2015. Consequently, now is the time to consider creating one or more GRATs as part of your estate plan.
This opportunity may not last. In addition to the likelihood that the 7520 rate will increase as market interest rates begin to rise, the Administration's current budget proposal includes provisions that could limit the attractiveness of GRATs by requiring that the term of a GRAT be at least 10 years. Because the creator of a GRAT must survive the term of the GRAT for the GRAT to succeed, it is common to use terms shorter than 10 years.


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Royals activate OF Aoki, option INF Colon to Omaha
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- The Royals activated outfielder Nori Aoki from the disabled list and optioned infielder Christian Colon to Triple-A Omaha before Kansas City's game Friday night against Detroit.
Aoki had been sidelined since June 21 with a strained left groin. He was 1 for 10 during a three-game rehab assignment for Double-A Northwest Arkansas.
Colon was 4 for 12 with two doubles and a triple in his first big league stint.
Where Aoki will fit back in remains to be seen. Jarrod Dyson and Lorenzo Cain have played well since he has been out, and Aoki could eventually platoon in right field.
He was starting Friday night, but that was partly because left fielder Alex Gordon remains out with a sprained right wrist. Dyson was starting in his place.


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Being a production of USA, this 2015 film was directed by Matthew Byori Mann. You can watch TwiceBorn online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2015.
Rating: 5 by 10 users./
Runtime: 10 minutes
Blaise Nally, Mark Ulrich, Nate Santana, Marilyn Bass, Brian Barber, Donterrio Johnson and Eric Staves.
Short film, Thriller, Action.
10-minute film (full movie) directed by Matthew Byori Mann.
The original audio of TwiceBorn has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2015.
Screenplay written by Matthew Byori Mann, Emmanuel Carter, Damion Green, Robert Riley and Chris Gearhart.
Chris Gearhart.
Becca Stahl and Robert Riley.
This film was produced and / or financed by Seven Bullets Productions and Lakeview Productions.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie TwiceBorn has a duration of 10 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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Universal Hoping for At Least Three More 'Fast & Furious' Movies
by Ethan Anderton
November 14, 2014
Source: THR
Just a few days ago, we learned that Universal was in talks with director Justin Lin to return to the Fast & Furious franchise to be at the helm of a multi-part conclusion to the action franchise that has only grown with popularity over the years. Now we have a little more information on what Universal is expecting out of the series. THR recently hosted a roundtable discussion with some of the executives at various studios, and that included Universal's chairman Donna Langley, who indicated that they think there's "at least three more" movies to add to the Fast & Furious franchise. So we're milking this cow until it's bone dry. Read on!
Langley's language choice is a little frustrating, but here's what she said (via SlashFilm):
"We think there's at least three more. […] I think it's still a growing franchise. We'll see what happens with Furious 7, obviously, but our box office has grown over the past three or four films and internationally, in particular. So we think that there's more to mine there. But we're of course very mindful about fatigue."
Honestly, I can't stand that she uses the phrase "we think there's more to mine there," because it just shows the studio executive mentality of continuing to make movies just because they know the box office will rake in the dough. She doesn't even try and say that there's a little more story to tell. It's all about the money. Yes, it's show business, but sometimes the reminder is just a little depressing.
However, the question is whether fans will be as excited to continue the franchise with the late Paul Walker no longer part of the mix after Furious 7. Walker was probably never really a driving force to get butts in the seats, especially since there's so many characters now, but his dynamic with Vin Diesel was appreciated for sure, and fans might begin to feel fatigue as time goes on, no matter who's in the cast. Anyway, I'm sure ideas are still percolating as to how the franchise will continue and probably end, but if they're hoping for three movie movies, then we've got at least six years before that happens. Thoughts?
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Colorado State finally got the monkey off their back that's been Viejas Arena. The Rams won an instant classic over the Aztecs Saturday afternoon by a final score of 78-77.
CSU won for the first time in San Diego since the 2002-03 campaign, a stretch of 14 games.
The Rams (14-8, 6-3) kept things close for much of the first half. Emmanuel Omogbo and Gian Clavell combined to score the first 11 points for the green and gold.
It was just the beginning for Larry Eustachy's dynamic duo.
Malik Pope, who has enjoyed some of his best collegiate performances against the Rams, headed to the bench with two fouls near the midway point of the first half. CSU failed to take advantage, though as they got stuck in a 2-for-10 drought from the field.
SDSU ended the first half on an 11-0 run and took a 33-23 lead into the locker room. The Aztecs shot 44 percent compared to just 30 percent for the Rams.
While the first half may have been a defensive struggle, the second half quickly turned into a shootout. The Rams leaned on extraordinary efforts from Omogbo and Clavell, who both finished with career-highs for points.
Omogbo made several critical shots that helped CSU build momentum, as well as confidence. The senior forward finished with 24 points on 8-of-18 shooting, including a career-most four 3-pointers. He also tallied three assists and grabbed nine rebounds.
Eustachy's other senior, Clavell, completely dominated the second half. The guard from Puerto Rico scored an eye-popping 30 points after the break, all of which were needed to complete the comeback win.
Clavell did it all, from getting to the basket and free throw line, to hitting contested shots from beyond the arc. None came bigger than when the Rams led 73-72 with 1:30 play. Clavell banked in a perfectly defended 3-pointer, increasing CSU's lead to 76-72.
However, the Aztecs wouldn't lay down at that point as they scored the next five points to retake the lead at 77-76 with 11 seconds remaining. Clavell finished off his magical performance with an end-to-end drive and finish with his left hand high off the glass.
SDSU had less than four seconds for a potential game-winner at the buzzer, but Jeremy Hemsley's desperation 3-point attempt rimmed out.
Clavell – He finished with 37 points on 14-of-23 shooting, including 4-of-6 from deep and 5-of-5 from the free throw line. He came up two rebounds short of another double-double. Clavell also played a handful of minutes with four personal fouls.
61 – Omogbo and Clavell clearly did the heavy lifting in this one, combining for 59 of CSU's 78 points. The Aztecs, on the other hand, saw five players reach double figures.
61 – The Rams shot 61 percent in the second half, going 19-of-31 from the field. CSU seemingly couldn't miss from 3-point range down the stretch, hitting seven of eight attempts.
3:22 – The amount of game time that the Rams held the lead for
This game sits alone as the most impressive victory for the Rams this season. It's also arguably one of CSU's most significant wins in the Eustachy era. We may look back on this as "The Gian Clavell Game."
CSU returns home for a Tuesday night rematch with Boise State, a team that beat them last month with a buzzer-beating, banked 3-pointer. Both teams are currently just one game out of first place in the Mountain West. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. from Moby Arena.


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text: This will be quick, because it is yet again, another brisket. Same ole song and dance as usual, except when I foiled it, I dumped about 1/4 cup of pineapple/orange juice into the foil. This one weighed 13lbs, and took about ten hours. It only stalled for two hours, and I only let it rest for one hour because we were hungry! Here ya go: Back to $1.77/lb Milk jug for comparison. After trimming cap. Mount Everest of fat... And the normal rub I always use from this site. Finished product. Smoke ring was even deeper than usual. It turned out great! Juicy again too. Starting to get a lil sick of brisket though......but don't tell anyone!!