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In case you've been off of social media for, say, the last 15 minutes, let me tell you that guacamole just happened. Not your everyday guacamole, but a guacamole studded with fresh green peas, presented by the august New York Times, with the endorsement "Trust us."
There are few things that can divide a nation faster than guacamole. Families have split over the question of adding red or white onions — or scallions (white, of course). Lime juice or lemon juice? (Lime.) Spices or not? (Sparingly, if at all.)
One ventures into the guacamole arena cautiously.
Of course, the predictable happened: Twitter blew up. The sweet pea-studded guacamole drew comparisons to former NYT reporter Judith Miller's disastrous pre-Iraq war coverage. The Texas Republican Party decided that the New York Times (probably never in their good graces to start) had "declared war on Texas."
One tweeter commented that putting peas in guacamole was "tantamount to a hate crime." @modernistwitch claimed "the universal revolt at the nyt green pea guacamole tweet may be the most twitter has ever agreed on anything."
Even President Obama got in the act. Asked about the controversy in a Twitter interview, he said "respect the nyt, but not buying peas in guac. onions, garlic, hot peppers. classic." (They also wanted to know his favorite bands and his opinion on the Chicago Bulls re-signing Jimmy Butler.)
Somewhere Michael Roberts is laughing.
Sweet pea guacamole was one of his signature dishes at his restaurant Trumps, one of the cornerstones of Southern California's 1980s dining renaissance. Trumps closed in 1992 and Roberts, who had long suffered from a wasting neuro-muscular disease, died in 2005, but long-time Angeleno diners still remember him fondly.
In 1985, then-restaurant critic Ruth Reichl described Roberts as "L.A.'s most slyly humorous chef — there's a little joke lurking somewhere in most of his food."
But he never let the punch line trump the flavor. Dishes that sounded funny at first made sense when you tasted them. That was true of his quesadilla stuffed with Brie and grapes and of his plantains, sour cream and black beans garnished with caviar.
And it was true of Roberts' sweet pea guacamole, in which he pureed frozen sweet peas with typical guacamole flavorings — cilantro, jalapeño, cumin and lemon or lime juice (he straddled the issue).
Though this looked just like guacamole, it didn't taste like it. It tasted like a lighter, spicier pea puree.
But that was genius. Dumping green peas in guacamole is not.
From "Secret Ingredients" by Michael Roberts; this recipe has not been tested in the L.A. Times Test Kitchen.
1 pound bag frozen peas, defrosted
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 tablespoons fresh lemon or lime juice
1/4 bunch fresh cilantro
1 jalapeño pepper, seeded
1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 red onion, finely chopped (optional)
Combine the peas, olive oil, juice, cilantro, jalapeño, cumin and salt in the bowl of a food processor fitted with the metal blade or a blender. Process until the ingredients are smooth. Taste for balance of flavors. Add salt, acid, or oil as needed. If using, stir in the onion. Refrigerate until ready to use.
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From Trakai to Nida
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I woke up around 7.30am and I went running around. Going south I discovered there was a new restaurant named Senoji Kibinine, although it was around 1km away from the centre of Trakai. Right after my training I had breakfast with Emilio in our hotel… yammi! We had an excellent breakfast. Right on time the car rental company dropped the car so we could head to Nida, but before that we decided to visit Trakai and its castle again.
Amazing day in Trakai! Yestarday was rainy and coldish, everything changed today! The light was perfect for taking photos, so I went nuts shooting and shooting. Before walking along the bridge to get to the castle, we spent some time shopping in many of the souvenir stores. I bought a nice cross with ambar stones for my mother (she collects them).
We did not expect much about our visit to the castle, but we got surprisingly satisfied! They have kept this gothic castle in very good conditions and you could breathe the time when it was built (1400).
Right on Karaimu gatve you find many fisher houses with very lively colors full of life. I couldn´t help photographing many of them. It was already around 1.30pm, so we decided to go for luch to Senoji Kibinine. Be careful with its name and its number, remember that is number 65. Right next to it there is a different one, although they might be from the same owner… I am attaching a review.
After lunch we still had some time to take some more photos. From the restaurant we went down to the lake and started shooting! Check out the photos… Trakai rocks! Our plan was to leave Trakai around 12, but we ended up leaving quite late. Around 3.30 pm we started driving to Kalipeda and we got there around 6.30pm. Exiting Trakai we got pulled over by the police! We were supposed to drive at 50 kms/hour and the gun pointed out 67 Km per hour. The policeman did not speak English very well and Emilio simulated a broken English saying "Sorry, I didn't see the sign, where is it?" :) When Emi handed his driving license to the policeman he got shocked :) he did not understand anything in Spanish so he checked our documentation, saw the front the back, gave it to us back. Then he went back to his car and stood there. We waited for some time but he never came with a speeding ticket…. I guess that means we can go, right? We turned on the engine and we kept going… they didn´t chase us, so I guess we were dismissed hehehheh
We kept on driving for almost three hours until we reached Kaipeda.
Actually it was quite fun, it was almost sunset, and we were crossing from Kaipeda to the Curlandia Isthmus! When you get the ticket you get some guidelines of what to do and how to behave in the Isthmus! :) The first thing you have to do is pay some taxes for staying there. You will find three or four lines of vehicles and all of them have to pay in some kind of ATM machine (20 litas)! By the way, if you have no car, you can also cross from one side to the other and then get a bus.
This Isthmus is quite narrow, so there are just two lanes. From Smiltyne to Nida there are around 50kms. On the way suddenly we saw between trees the most amazing striking light! Woaow! What was all that about? We turned around and we followed the light until we got to the most amazing sunset I have ever seen! We got paralyzed watching that!!! I took photos, don´t worry? Hhehehh Once the sun was gone, we kept driving until we reached Nida! It was quite late already, so first mission was to find a place where to stay. We checked our Lonely Planet and there were several Bed&Breakfast recommendations but all of them had no vacancies! Damn! I guess you have to book way in advance. It is August and many Lithuanian people spend their holidays around here.

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If you are travelling to Australia, there's a number of things to take into consideration. There's the furiously hot summers. The azure beaches. The Sydney Opera House. The hopping kangaroos. In fact, the country is so unique from other parts of the world that there's quite a few things they do differently there. To make sure your trip is fun, hassle-free and enjoyable, here's everything you need to know about travelling to Australia,
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Yes, Aussies love to drink and they can go through alcohol like water. Of course, you have the option of sticking with non-alcoholic beverages. But drinking is a proud part of Aussie culture and with so many excellent beers, cocktails, ciders and wines to choose from, you'll want to do as the locals do and sample some, if not all, that Australia has to offer.
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Wildlife usually stay in, well, the wild. So if you want some adventure, go backpacking or trekking in the bush.
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I was doing some research on my father in law, Dr. Emmette Farr Izard family when I noted the name Mason Izard.For the past 10years I have attempted to find a John Henry Izard, but to no avail.In my previous research I noted the 1790 and 1800 census reflected a Mason and also a widow,Margaret Izard..with 3 young sons living in Abbeville County, S.C. near the Ga. border. As a last resort to finding Matthew Izard's father(?) John Henry, I felt Margaret might be the Grandmother of Matthew.He did name his first daughter Margaret and his son WILLIAM HARRISON.Also her age and the 3 boy's ages do fit the profile. I was hoping John Henry was one of the boys.Unfortunately, I could find no further information relative to Margaret. Is it possible that John, son of Mason could be her husband?If he were, it may be possible to learn of the 3 boys names, I realize the odds are not good, but do you have any information relating to John or Margaret?Abbeyville is about 100 miles from my home in Atlanta, so a research trip would not be a problem.Steve
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- Thur 26th Oct
14:00 – 20:00 – Registration in Pokhara at Freedom Adventure / Simrik Travels office. Location map.
- Fri 27th Oct
14:00 – 16:00, then 17:00 – 19:00 Registration continues at the same location.
16:00 – Race briefing location at Barahi Hotel garden.
- Sat 28th Oct
02:30 – 100km Report to start
03:00 – Start
04:00 – Barahi Chowk, Hallan Chowk, Pritvi Chowk bus to Begnas Lake (Hotel Day Break)
04:30 – Local runner registration & payment. Tea biscuits bananas water available until start time
05:00 – 50km start
15:30 – Prize giving in Sikles
Pre-arranged private jeeps will leave to return to Pokhara. (Recommended to stay the night in Sikles and return after breakfast. Book a PM flight to KTM.)
- Sun 29th Oct
04:00 – 100km course closes (24 cutoff)
06:30 – 100km breakfast & prizes distribution
07:00 – 50km departure for Pokhara, arrive ~12:00
08:00 – 100km Transport to Pokhara lakeside, arrive ~09:00
12:00 – Pokhara informal lunch gathering at a lakeside location TBA.
Entry fees
The race registration fee is given here which includes:
- Race entry
- Official race t-shirt
- Certificate of participation
- Finishers medal
- Local transportation start and drop at pokhara lakeside
- Trophies for 1st/2nd/3rd for mens and ladies categories in 100km and 50km
- 8-12 Water Points with mineral water, bananas, black tea, veg noodle soup, salted biscuits, coke/fanta, basic medical support, drop bag facilities and soup at finish point.
- Annapurna Conservation Area permit is Rs 2000 (approximately USD 20)
- Accommodation in finish villages
- Transport to start (50 km) and return to Pokhara
Entry quotas: 150 entries.
Much of your entry fee funds Nepali runners to come and compete (travelling as many as two days to reach Pokhara) and prize money. This is a race-only event, and you manage your travel and accommodation prior to and after the race according to your own preferences.
Cash prizes will be given for the 50km and 100km top 3 finishers male and female.
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Justin Tuck Rumors: Latest News and Speculation on Giants and MoreMarch 8, 2014
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CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora reports the expectation for which team Justin Tuck will sign with this offseason:
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The New York Giants seem to have hit a wall since their Super Bowl XLVI victory, having missed the playoffs in each of the past two seasons. One of the key members of their championship-contending nucleus has been defensive end Justin Tuck, who will hit the open market when free agency begins on March 11.
Just as it's difficult to know what to expect from the Giants in recent years, where Tuck will end up is the subject of much speculation. All that's certain is that New York will let the two-time All-Pro and its other free agents test the waters while it figures out the future of the franchise.
Speaking at the NFL Scouting Combine, general manager Jerry Reese indicated that Tuck would be free to talk with other teams, per a Feb. 22 report by ESPN.com's Rich Cimini:
Justin is going to go to the market and see what's out there for him. I had talks with all those [prospective free agents]. Free agency means free agency. It means you go out and get as much as you can. I'm all for players getting as much as they can. Justin deserves to see what the market is. We'd love to have him back. We'll see where it goes.
Ralph Vacchiano of the New York Daily News weighed in on Reese's comments, implying that the team could re-sign Tuck before he even hits free agency:
Mike Silver of the NFL Network isn't very optimistic about the market for Tuck's services:
But Reese and Co. would have to move quickly to get that done. So far, no news or rumors have surfaced regarding a new deal for Tuck and March 11 is a mere days away.
Injuries plagued Tuck in the Giants' last run to the Super Bowl and after a lackluster 2012 campaign, he registered 11 sacks this past season, returning to his Pro-Bowl form. He turns 31 at the end of March, so Reese's passive but hopeful stance on Tuck's situation makes sense and only enhances the chances of the veteran switching teams for the first time in his career.
The Giants drafted Tuck in the third round of the 2005 draft, and he's developed into a fixture on the defensive line. He benefited from the tutelage of Michael Strahan and has played alongside Osi Umenyiora and Jason Pierre-Paul more recently.
Even though big names have occupied the defensive trenches in the Big Apple, the results on the field haven't quite been up to par. New York missed the playoffs the previous two years before capturing the Lombardi Trophy following the 2011 season, and the talent on defense has not translated to results on a consistent enough basis.
It also doesn't help that quarterback Eli Manning tends to be erratic, as evidenced by his 27 interceptions in 2013.
That could entice Tuck to flee, since he continued to play at a high level last season but wasn't rewarded with better play from those around him. The defense was constantly put in tough positions due to the offense's penchant for turning it over—another incentive for Tuck to leave town.
As for what team Tuck will go to, anything at this point would be pure conjecture. Where he lands depends on what he wants but a young, up-and-coming team could use him as a mentor and still have him play a big role for the foreseeable future.
Or Tuck could go to a contender with a deeper roster and be more of a change-of-pace, situational type of pass-rusher who can move all across the defensive front.
Tuck showed that he has enough in the tank to continue being a productive player but what will be interesting to see is how he performs with a new, lucrative contract in tow.
A change of scenery may be what Tuck needs to continue thriving in the NFL—it would be an unprecedented move for him—and at the same time, it may be difficult to adapt to a new culture and coach for the first time since he turned pro.


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A paleo diet has gained a lot of popularity over the last 10 years and many swear by its health promoting and fat burning effects.
However, is it the answer for everyone?
A paleo diet involves eating foods that our human ancestors from the Paleolithic Period (200,000 years ago) ate. This is also known as the Stone Age.
This was before humans farmed or cultivated grains, making their diets consist mainly of what these early humans could hunt or gather. The theory is that this is the way the human body and the human digestive system has evolved to acquire nutrients over millions of years.
A paleo diet believes that our modern diet is filled with foods that our bodies do not process very well because they have not evolved to digest such foods properly.
Basically, our bodies have not yet adapted to the modern foods we consume.
There are 5 main food groups that the paleo diet believes aren't part of human evolution.
These foods have the most instances of causing health problems like allergies, food sensitivity, digestive issues, inflammation, heart disease, diabetes, and obesity.
While there is debate in the scientific community about exactly what the diets of Paleolithic humans consisted of, the paleo diet asserts that it was primarily a diet based on what these humans could hunt or gather.
The primary goal of the paleo diet is to increase health and wellbeing, but weight loss happens to be a by product of this dietary transformation.
By eliminating calorie-dense foods like grains, breads, pasta, potatoes, dairy, and processed foods; those on a paleo diet tend to naturally eat fewer calories daily, which leads to calorie deficit and therefore weight loss.
The paleo diet is also designed to reduce systemic inflammation, which can also be a contributing factor to weight gain.
Research shows that even short-term consumption of a paleolithic type diet improves blood pressure and glucose tolerance, decreases insulin secretion, increases insulin sensitivity and improves lipid profiles without weight loss in healthy sedentary humans
Those following a paleo diet can usually expect slow and steady weight loss.
There are several good plans to choose if you are wishing to try a caveman diet.
Following a prescribed eating plan is beneficial for new dieters as there are a lot of paleo diet concepts that can't be covered in this short review.
Here are a couple of plans to consider:
Perhaps the best way to start paleo is via an online program.
Paleo Plan provides everything you need to get started. It's also the most economic (around $7.40 per month).
Written by Loren Cordain, who is considered one of the founders of the paleo diet. He has updated this book over the years as new research has become available.It's available on Amazon here.
Some swear by the Paleo diet and credit it for transforming their lives, others even follow these principles religiously in an almost cult-like fashion.
However, because of all the food restrictions some struggle with making the paleo lifestyle stick.
Paleotest.com has an easy free assesment that helps you determine if the Paleo Diet is a good fit.
This diet does have a lot of good points and any plan that teaches dieters to avoid processed foods, but choose low-calorie/nutrient dense foods is beneficial to not only a person's heath, but also to their wasteline.
Just give yourself the freedom to have that cinnamon roll every now and then as the paleo diet will still be beneficial even if you don't follow it religiously.
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HD voice is by no means a "slam dunk" in 2010. There are five significant problems the HD voice ecosystem of players need to address before victory can be declared and wideband calling is as at least as ubiquitous as VoIP calling.
However, four out of five problems needed for HD voice to become widespread do not involve any technology at all, but a willingness to be more open and cooperative. And meanwhile, the fifth (and first as listed below) problem can be solved with the application of existing technology and solutions.
1) Interconnectivity/HD voice peering
End-users want to dial a single phone number and just have HD voice work. Period. End of story. Having seamless HD voice calling regardless of provider is the number one challenge for 2010.
In this writer's ideal world, a full-up demonstration of HD Voice peering would take place at InterOp in Las Vegas in April, with calls being made between 8×8, ooma, and numerous business VoIP providers – with Cablevision's network thrown in for good measure.
However, the road to interconnecting HD voice islands has just started.
XConnect (www.xconnect.com) seems to have a scalable, off-the-shelf, ready to use solution for HD voice/G.722 peering in its Global Alliance services. The company is conducting a free trial to take place between April to June, but XConnect needs to take the next step and present clear business case justifications to get service providers to stay onboard after the trial.
Voxbone's (www.voxbone.com) iNum solution is an interesting alternative for those who don't have dedicated numbers already tied to the PSTN, but it's not a scalable alternative for established enterprise users.
Another route to interconnectivity could be the IP Peering Alliance, but no information about its progress beyond Alteva and SimpleSignal hooking up in late October has been reported. A website and a broader list of participants would both be appreciated.
Sprint's PIN network also presents an opportunity for HD voice interconnect – if the company can hurry up and figure out what it wants to do above and beyond vanilla VoIP traffic exchange.
2) Education and re-education
Plenty of work needs to be done to educate everyone – consumers, businesses, consultants, government, associations – on the advantages of HD voice over existing technology.
Ooma has just broken the ice on the consumer side of HD and it is likely the company will be doing more to continue to educate the masses on the clear benefits of HD voice over existing services based on 1937-era PSTN standards.
From discussions with IP phone handset vendors at IT EXPO and other forums, it is clear the vast majority of VARs and channel partners don't "get it" when it comes to HD voice offering superior quality and experience over stock G.711/PSTN service.
Channel partners and VARs need to understand that 1) HD voice is something much better than PSTN and vanilla VoIP 2) It does not impose a penalty on the network when compared to G.711 and 3) There's no price penalty in hardware (i.e. it doesn't cost extra) – for that matter, it is difficult to find a newly manufactured IP phone in 2010 that doesn't support wideband.
A small number of channel partner/VARs and others have an active skepticism to HD voice because it sounds "too much like Skype" or "too good" or some other knee-jerk reaction because calls sound so much different, say vendors.
3) Ecosystem communication
Both vendors and service providers need to start talking more and more openly about HD voice and what is being done to further the service. There are a lot of sidebar email conversations taking place right now that need to become public discussions on blogs, forums, websites, and in the media – both trade and national.
4) Clarity in message
The HD voice community needs to harmonize its descriptions of what the technology is. One set of catch phrases repeated five times is better than five different sets of catch phrases repeated once.
For example, HD voice —
a) has "twice the sound" of a regular PSTN call
b) Is five times better than a regular PSTN call
c) Delivers FM quality sound, as compared to AM sound on a PSTN call
d) All of the above
Soon there will be as many and varied definitions for HD voice as there are for unified communications. This is not a good thing.
5) Organization
There's been plenty of talk around setting technical verification standards, developing service marks for interoperability and the like over the past 7 months, but little concrete action adopted by all.
A more formal trade organization akin to the WiFi Forum is needed to provide formal structure and accountability to set goals. Such an organization is also necessary to provide coordinated planning in effectively addressing the other four issues listed above.


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Youth Voices: Digital Lives and Livelihoods
Led by young local researchers who are deeply familiar with their communities, this report investigates how youth in Africa, the Middle East, and Indigenous Canada are accessing and using technology for work, education, entrepreneurship, learning, leadership, and, of course, fun.
As natural early adopters of technology, digital natives, and the biggest demographic population in the world, young people are already transforming economies and leading change in ways that are tremendously impactful, but not always visible. Our youth researchers explored how their peers are using technology as change-makers and entrepreneurs, as well as the barriers to access that prevent many young people from taking full advantage of digital opportunities.
Youth Voices: A Response to The MasterCard Foundation's Youth at Work Report
The MasterCard Foundation's report, "Youth at Work: Building Economic Opportunities for Young People in Africa," is an important contribution to the growing body of knowledge about youth economic engagement, and it closely reflects DOT's experience as a leading practitioner.
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'The Best Laid Plans' describes the story of Truman (Tru) Newman, an upper East Side housewife strapped for cash after her banker husband gets fired.
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Last week I spoke at the Going Digital For His Kingdom conference in San Diego California. On the whole I had a great time, met some fantastic people and made some new friendships and connections. In this post I'd like to share a few highlights from the conference.
Before I get into the specifics let me just say this: I loved the people I shared the platform with. I got to know many of them really well (as well as one can in a two or three-day span) and look forward to future collaboration with some of them.
The conference took place in the beautiful chapel of San Diego Christian College and the caterers were fantastic, as was the food.
Throughout the event there were a number of speakers and I can't talk about them all or about everything of the event. But I do want to highlight some great points.
My new best bud Coy Barker (who's ministry focus is on Developing Pastor's & Leader's of Integrity, Faith and Excellence) delivered the last talk of the event. It was great, pointed and encouraging.
Being in his late 60's Coy shared how for a long time he had a negative view of Facebook:
"I used to preach against Facebook. You ask, 'Coy, why would you do that?' Well, I don't know. I suppose because I was listening to negative things that some people were telling me about it."
When Coy said that I thought, "yes, yes, YES!" I encounter a similar attitude all the time in church.
Here's the thing, many people in church have a negative attitude toward social media that seems to be mostly rooted in four things:
1. hear-say
2. other people's negativity
3. ignorance (which breeds fear because humans tend to fear what we don't understand)
4. overemphasis on the negative features
And here was Coy admitting that he was too caught up in some of that (at least the part about being influenced by hear-say and the negativity of other people). It was refreshing to hear how he changed his view and how he has gone forward to impact the lives of so many people on social media.
This reminded me of something Tim Yee said earlier in the day. Tim is the lead pastor of The Bridge at Union Church Los Angeles and he blogs at LAPastor.com. Tim spoke for the opening session. He was funny and engaging and one thing he said relates specifically to what Coy said at the end of the day.
Tim described how, after delivering what he felt was a great sermon, people will come up to him and tell them how much his message impacted them, how much they loved it, how much it resonated with them. Then one person will come up to him and say, "well Pastor Yee, your sermon today was okay."
Talk about inflating the bubble. And Tim pointed out (as I'm sure all pastor's can relate) that in so far as he reflects upon people's reactions to his sermon throughout the week, it's always that one negative comment that keeps coming to the surface.
He said,
"Which comment do you thing stuck with me throughout the week? The negative one. Negativity is magnetic."
That's it. Negativity is magnetic.
Another thing that Coy said that stuck with me was this:
"I don't understand how light switches work, but I'm not going to sit in the dark until I figure it out. I'm just going to flick the switch on. And I may not understand social media, but I'm not going to sit around in the dark and do nothing until I figure it out. I'm just going to flick the switch on."
I hear pastor's and people in church always tell me that they are curious about social media, but they just don't understand it. Here's the thing, if my grandfather can jump on Facebook the day before his 80th birthday, anybody can. Don't wait until you've got it all figured out because if you do you'll be sitting around in the dark.
Don't be that person. Just flick the switch on.
After my morning lecture came Soorin Backer (not Baker! haha – inside joke). Soorin is an intelligent and gifted women. She's got a radio ministry, has spoken at women' conferences and is currently on a missions trip in the Philippines.
I was moved by Soorin's story of being raised in a patriarchal society, getting an abortion, learning to heal from that, learning to love her husband again and finally landing a radio ministry teaching thousands of people about God's Kingdom. Her story was relevant to the going digital platform because Soorin is a reluctant leader who has been somewhat hesitant about the digital technology.
Her story will be airing soon on her radio station. So check that out (here).
As a gifted teach Soorin dove deep into the text in the scriptures about how new wine goes into new wineskins. The new wineskin of our generation is Social Media and we are called to have fill it with the trusted message of the Gospel.
When I met Charles Echeverry I felt an immediate connect as we launched into a discussion of our respective ministry focus'. Charles spoken about how Social Media is an amazing tool to reach the Latin American community in the U.S. That was great. I dare say that I enjoyed Charles presentation immensely. He had great slides, was well spoken, backed up his statements with many facts and drove home a wonderful point.
But it was off stage that I really appreciated our connection. Charles is very much interested in live video and how it is transforming social media interaction and ministry. He had returned from VidCon not long before and so live video became our discussion talking point.
This was a great connection because (not to let the cat out of the bag but…) Charles will be joining me as a guest of Gospel Sneeze Academy to talk about how churches and other ministry leaders can use live video (platforms like Periscope) to reach more lives for God's Kingdom.
The best part of the Going Digital Conference was meeting all of the wonderful people whom I shared a platform with. The speakers. They are great people who gave it their all, were professional and articulate despite a few hiccups of the event itself.
As for my own lecture, I feel it went fairly well too. When I stepped off the platform one of the other speakers exclaimed, "Now that deserved a bigger audience!" Maybe so. But that's why I have this blog and it's also why I'm launching Gospel Sneeze Academy. Because there is a big need for our faith community to learn to use social media effectively.
And that's why these type of events are so essential for today. So I would implore you to find an event like Going Digital – whether you find an online event or a physical one – and go to it. This type of event could be a game changer for your ministry.
And if you can't find an event near you, then create your own. And if you need someone to come and speak at it, look me up. I just might be available and would love to help!


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Amit Sadh, who had been hospitalised after a leg injury during the shoot of his film 'Guddu Rangeela', is now almost back on his legs.
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Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Early caucus paranoia/Vilsack's lame governorship
Krusty and his kommenters demonstrate some McCain-Romney-(Huckabee?) conspiracy theories in one of today's threads. Well actually in more than one thread. I guess that's what blogs are for anyway, eh? Whatever way you swing, it makes for some fun reading.
State29 has a great post about our outgoing governor's record:
State29 has a great post about our outgoing governor's record:
- Appointing Michael Gartner to state boards.
- Corporate welfare (Vision Iowa).
- Touchplay
- Ongoing polluting of Iowa's rivers and streams by factory farmers.
- An out of control deer population that is killing people and ruining livelihoods.
- The draining of the Senior Living Trust.
- Allowing the fraudulent spending of the tobacco shakedown money.
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DORAL, Fla. --- So much for that talk of a perfect season. Not only has Tiger Woods been beaten, but Geoff Ogilvy did it on a course where the world's top-ranked player looked unbeatable in recent years.
Ogilvy won the CA Championship on Monday, saving a round that seemed in peril with a chip-in for par at the 13th hole and going on to claim his second victory in a World Golf Championship event.
A final-round of 1-under-par 71 was good enough for him to finish 17 under par, one shot better than Retief Goosen, Jim Furyk and Vijay Singh, all closing with 68 in the rain-delayed tournament. Woods was alone in fifth at 15 under par, losing for the first time in his past eight starts worldwide.
"It was going to end at some point," Ogilvy said. "I'm very glad that I did it. It's a nice place to do it, too, because he's obviously owned this place for the last few years. He just had one of those weeks."
With the win, Ogilvy joined select company -- only Woods and Darren Clarke have more than one WGC title. But this week won't be remembered for that accomplishment.
Instead, it'll be known as the week someone finally took down Tiger.
"As players, it's nice to see somebody else lift a trophy for a change," Goosen said.
It was Woods' first defeat since Sept. 3. His perfect start to 2008 -- 3-for-3 on the PGA Tour, 4-for-4 overall -- had begged the ridiculous-sounding question: Could he go unbeaten for an entire year?
No one ever has, and it's not really a huge surprise that Woods won't this year, either.
"The chit-chat about 'Is he going to win every golf tournament this year,' that's frustrating stuff to hear," Ogilvy said.
Woods struggled to 72 in the third round, while every other contender piled up birdies with alarming regularity, and simply dug such a deep hole that even he couldn't escape.
"I think it's a great sign, what happened this week, to make that many mistakes and only be two back," Woods said.
In typical fashion, Woods made a huge charge Monday at Doral, where he'd won each of the past three years.
Woods birdied three of the seven holes he played in the morning, getting to 15 under par but never making up the entire gap between himself and Ogilvy, whose last win was the 2006 U.S. Open at Winged Foot.
"You want to always win every one you play in," Woods said. "So you've just got to get ready for the next one."
His next official event: the Masters Tournament, where Woods' annual quest for the Grand Slam will begin.
Woods started the morning five shots back with seven holes remaining and made his typical charge, closing within two strokes after making a 4-footer at the 17th. He birdied the 12th to start his day, then hit his tee shot within a foot at the par-3 15th for a tap-in.
Ogilvy seemed in trouble, but the improbable shot that followed righted the ship.
Ogilvy's second chip at the par-3 13th hopped twice, hit the pin and dropped in. Because the ball was traveling pretty fast when it hit the pin, Ogilvy could have been looking at double-bogey.
"That's why you have to hit it on line," he said. "Flag gets in the way."
Singh was the first one to make a run at Ogilvy, getting with a stroke early before back-to-back bogeys doomed his chances.
Furyk got within one after a birdie at the 17th, then missed the fairway at the finishing hole.
Adam Scott started the morning four shots off the pace, then inexplicably missed a 2-foot tap-in for a bogey.
"People don't really understand, you need to have ... a positive thing happen to you out there in order to win tournaments," Woods said. "I heard Geoff bladed one in the hole for par. ... Those are the things that have happened to me, and things weren't going that way this week."
WINNING STREAK: Woods has won nine of his past 11 starts worldwide, a run that doesn't include helping the United States win the Presidents Cup. Those victories were:
- Arnold Palmer Invitational
- WGC-Accenture Match Play
- Dubai Desert Classic
- Buick Invitational
- Target World Challenge
- Tour Championship
- BMW Championship
- PGA Championship
- WGC-Bridgestone Invitational
PRIZE MONEY: Going back to September, when his streak began, Woods has pocketed $7.2 million in prize money -- more than Arnold Palmer, Seve Ballesteros and Lee Trevino made in their PGA Tour careers combined.
Source: Associated Press, TigerWoods.com


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|19 Jan 2012
Cant use CTRL-F6 in Word when open multiple files f/ Windows Explorer
I believe Ive run into a bug with Windows Explorer, however, it could possibly be with Word 2010. If its not a bug, and can be fixed by your helping me, that would be wonderful! (I use Windows 7 Professional, 64-bit.)
This is what does work just fine: From Word, I open a file, then open another file, then another. I am able to use the CTRL-F6 to move from document to document.
This is what does not work: I open those same 3 files from Windows Explorer, by using the mouse to select them and hit ENTER. The files do open in Word. However, the CTRL-F6 keystroke does not work to be able to move from document to document.
In the latter, its a little bit as if Windows Explorer is starting multiple copies of Word. However, from the Word icon on the taskbar, both cases look the same, i.e., when I hover over the icon, I can see the 3 miniature files, and can click into any of them.
Id like to understand whats going on thats different in the 2 cases. But Id really love to learn of how I can make the latter case work. With my work, I do this process (open multiple files from Windows Explorer) dozens of times a day, and I need efficiency. It takes a lot longer to open each file one-by-one. It also takes longer to not be able to use CTRL-F6.
Thanks, if someone can help me.
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Works fine here, using Word 2010 (SP1, fully patched) on Win7 SP1 Ultimate. I know that doesn't help you with your problem, but assuming you're using Office 2010, at least we can start to wonder if it's something wrong with your installation of Office or Windows - it does work, at least for me :P.
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Thank you, cluberti, for testing this on your system. That is a clue that our systems are different. The question is, of course, How? (Yes, Im using Office 2010.)
Would you please try it again, this time with 7 or more files? I.E., from Windows Explorer, select a larger number of Word files, then hit ENTER. Then test to see if CTRL-F6 cycles through each and every one?
A slightly alternative test is to open from Word a couple of files. Then, do the other procedure by opening from Windows Explorer a bunch of files. Then test CTRL-F6. Are any files left out of a keystroke visit?
If anyone else would like to help, they could try these tests. Am I the only person who has this problem, or does anyone else experience it?
And, does anyone have any theories on why my system would have this problem? Thanks!
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OK, tested - it works here. In my case, all of the files open under one single instance of Word 2010 (for clarity, it's Office 2010 32bit on Win7 Ultimate SP1 x64), and cycle properly.
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I appreciate your trying it again with the different twist.
Guess what! My husband has a brand new PC with a newly-installed, new version of Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, and a newly-installed, new version of Office 2010. (Though from different sources, our versions are the same except that my Office is Professional and his is Home & Business.)
I ran the tests I have described here on his new system. Lo and behold, his brand new system has the exact same problem, namely, if multiple files are opened from within Word, the CTRL-F6 works. If the same files are instead opened from Windows Explorer, the CTRL-F6 does not work.
That demonstrates that this Microsoft software problem is not because my PC has a faulty installation.
I should probably bring this issue up where people discuss technical issues about Windows Explorer, since that might be the culprit instead of Word. I dont know which forum category that fits here.
I need to try to understand in sufficient detail what Explorer is doing when one hits ENTER after selecting various files.
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Can you post a step by step (in depth) repro of the problem, so I may make sure I am doing exactly as you are? Short of a video, posting the exact steps one by one should help me figure out where yours is going wrong.
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Okay, sure.
1. Prepare (or find) a folder that has (for example) 5 Word files such that in Windows Explorer, Details view, they would be next to each other.
2. Put unique content in each of the 5 Word files so that you can tell them apart.
3. In Windows Explorer, go to that folder and view it in Details view.
4. Use your mouse to simultaneously highlight and select those 5 files.
Below shows an example. My mouse just selected my 5 fives (though my mouse pointer is not showing up in the graphic).
5. Hit [ENTER] on your keyboard.
6. The system will now start Word for you and will open those 5 files, and the 5 Word files will be available to edit in Word.
Below shows what it looks like with my mouse hovering over the Word icon on the taskbar. As you can see, the 5 files are open in Word.
7. Go to any of the Word files as if you were going to edit it.
8. On the keyboard (in Word), simultaneously click [CONTROL] and [F6]. Continue to push CTRL-F6, and report what happens.
What should happen is that Word would cycle through each of your 5 files (and you can tell that the content is switching from one to another).
This does not happen for me, nor on my husbands brand new system.
However, if I start the process over and, from within Word, open those same 5 files (i.e., click [FILE], [OPEN], and find the file to open, then the next, etc.), then CTRL-F6 does cycle through the 5 files.
Whew! I tried to be explicit, above, but am I precise enough? If there's anything I could explain better, please let me know.
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Nope, that's good. Let me give it a try in a couple of different Win7 VMs when I get back to my hotel later.
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Well, I apologize - I never got to testing this. Hopefully later today.
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Earlier this year, I came across a video that was being shared all over social media. It was a speech by Yeonmi Park, a young woman who tells the moving story about her escape from North Korea. Teaching English to North Koreans had been on my mind for a long time, but, after seeing this video, I knew it was time to put my words into action. After doing some research, I found out that Yeonmi Park participated in and benefited from this program years ago. It made me realize that I was living among people like her. I could pass them on the street or sit next to them on the subway and never know that these were survivors and remarkable human beings.
Human suffering is inevitable, we know. Sometimes it can be hard to imagine or sympathize with those who are enduring suffering far away in ways we can't imagine, especially when we feel we are living #thestruggle of our everyday lives. Your contribution can't undo past suffering for these North Korean refugees, but it can give hope for a better future in a free country. I am excited to be able to volunteer for this organization that provides resources and services for North Koreans to better adapt to their new lives in South Korea. I hope that you can take some of the gifts that you have been given, no matter how small, to give to these survivors.
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A common question we get from South Koreans? "Do North Korean refugees really need English?" We've found that North Korean refugees struggle with adjusting to life here because of that lack of English.
* Classes in English: Many struggle when classes are conducted in English, as they often fail to understand assignments or lectures, based on their feedback to us in counseling sessions.
* College dropouts: The number of North Korean college students who fail to graduate is about twice that of South Korean students, and the number that return to college is less than half that of South Koreans. Source: Koo Ja-Eok et al. (2012) and the Ministry of Unification's Hanawon (2013).
* Leaves of absence: 6.2% had experienced drop-outs and class failures; 17.8% had taken a leave of absence; and 14% said they were currently on a leave of absence. Source: Yoo Si-Eun et al. (2013)
* English is a major reason they dropout: The most commonly cited reasons for taking a leave of absence or dropping out of college included: 'to study English before returning to college' (32.7%); 'to earn a living' (28.6%); and 'having difficulties with keeping up with classes' (12.2%). Among those who never took a leave but were considering it, the most cited reasons aside from 'to earn a living' were also: 'to study English before returning to college' (33.3%); and 'having difficulties with keeping up with classes' (33.3%)." Yoo Si-Eun et al. (2013).
* NK refugee students graduate at the bottom of their classes, if they graduate at all, according to Sogang University professor Park Eun-sung. Plus, there is often "affirmative grading" to allow them to pass.
About 35% of NK refugee adults in South Korea are unemployed, 80% reportedly work in menial and low-skilled jobs, incomes reportedly are 50 percent below those of South Koreans, and suicide rates are even higher than those of South Koreans.
Teach North Korean Refugees Global Education Center is an all-volunteer non-profit in Seoul that has matched 264 North Korean refugees with 539 volunteer English tutors and coaches since its founding in 2013.
It aims to assist North Korean refugees in preparing for their futures and transitioning to life outside of North Korea by providing them with free English learning opportunities. Refugees develop Individual Education Plans identifying their learning goals to plan for future academic and employment opportunities. At monthly "language matching" sessions, refugees can choose multiple tutors or coaches. This gives refugees flexibility to study at their convenience developing different English skills with a variety of tutors from different counties using diverse teaching styles in a range of accents.
In addition to 264 refugees who have studied in the project as of February 2017, TNKR has a waiting list of more than 70 refugees seeking to join and previous students routinely express eagerness to return. In feedback sessions, refugees cite a few key factors.
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Three, 1:1 sessions talking with native and fluent language speakers improves their confidence to try English in other situations.
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Akshay Kumar just won his first National Film Award for Best actor for the film Rustom, and his fans couldn't help celebrate the big victory.
The 64th National Film Awards for the films released in 2016 were declared on Friday, and it was a really a jolly good day for the actor.
The Jolly LLB 2 star has always been outspoken and when he graced the sets of India TV show Aap Ki Adalat this January, he won people's hearts with his charm and superb sense of humour.
Akshay Kumar faced tough and controversial questions from India TV Editor-in-Chief Rajat Sharma with utmost ease and charm.
Here are the 5 golden moments from Aap Ki Adalat where Akshay stole the show completely:
Award...oh sorry reward
The Khiladi said that he isn't worried about awards and critical acclaim. He is happy that his films get good recognition from the public.
"I get good rewards. Besides 'Airlift' and 'Rustam', even 'Housefull' got awards oh sorry rewards from people," he said.
Akshay also revealed that his wife taunts him sometimes by saying, "Look at my dad, look at my mom. They have got national awards and you have not received any". And this is the only time that Akshay feels a bit bad otherwise all is good and jolly and "he is just not bothered about anyone."
16 back-to-back flops
When Rajat Sharma questioned the 49-year-old actor as to how he felt after giving 11 back-to-back flop movies in the past, Mr Funny Bones said, "Not 11, I had 16 back-to-back flops." However, he survived in Bollywood because of his professionalism.
"You have to be a producer's actor and keep good terms with them. The industry people are Dilwale but you must never ever forget professionalism," said Akshay.
I make a film in 40-45 days
When being questioned on doing four films a year and finishing movies quickly as compared to other Bollywood stars, he said, "I follow my director. I face problems on the first day as I need to step into the shoes of a new character but then from second day onwards, I become more and more comfortable and start playing the characters much faster."
Further the Khiladi added, "When Tom Cruise takes 42 days to shoot a film like "Mission Impossible" then why should I take 90 to 150 days to complete a movie."
Making people laugh is tough
Akshay said that he has done all kinds of roles in his Bollywood career but comedy is the toughest of them all. "Making people laugh is the most difficult thing but sadly, the industry doesn't give priority to it," said the 49 year-old actor.
He went on to give an amusing example and said, "A fan told me that his son eats only when he watches 'Hera Pheri'. So if my film is helping people to digest their food, then where is the problem?"
Full hot blooded man
On being questioned about his link-ups with Raveena Tandon and Shilpa Shetty, he accepted all the allegations with ease and said, "I am a full hot blooded man. So, why not?"
He also revealed that 'innocent love' happened really soon for him as he fell for his school teacher when he was just 8-9 years old.
However, all things changed once he got married to Twinkle Khanna. "I am happily married with two kids now. Change is important in life and I am happy with the changes in me."


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I am the only member of my band. I use touring and studio musicians for everything, because I find it pretty difficult to meet other artists expectations; when I write my music I do so to get out certain feelings or emotions, and a lot of times its difficult to take those feelings and confine them to someone elses box. I started RTR in 2008 and have released 4 albums so far. My music is classified as indie rock/pop. My biggest accomplishment so far is being featured in the AMP unsigned section of AMP magazine. My current goal right now is to find a manager and possibly a label. Id like to tour for as long as possible because I really enjoy being on the road and meeting new people!
Have you ever had your music played on College or FM Radio?
Yes, quite a few actually. But in all honesty I couldn't tell you which ones. I've submitted hundreds of press kits over the years to both commercial and college stations. Many times I'm told by new listeners that thwy heard me on the radio. I generally don't ask which stations though. I'm just happy to get play in general.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Being a creation directed by Paolo Carascon, this film in English (subtitles) was presented in 2010. This film, a creation of Paolo Carascon, was produced in USA. You can watch Night of Redemption online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2010.
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Runtime: 90 minutes
Paolo Carascon, Keeli Ross, Tanner Thomason, Earl Baylon, London Leslie, Rae Latt, David Alan Graf, Anthony Allen, Kelsa Kinsly, Timothy Bell, Pati Lauren, Tony Demil, Billy Grandy, Jason James, Zach Laliberte and Tony Pennette.
90-minute film (full movie) directed by Paolo Carascon.
The original audio of Night of Redemption has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2010.
Screenplay written by Paolo Carascon.
Jhoana Rodriguez, Paolo Carascon, Matthew Babb and Michael Haboush.
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ElectroSwing Burlesque Starring Ashley Kepler
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Electroswing Burlesque, Tahoe's hottest music and dance revue, performs in The Loft Theatre-Lounge-Dining, a saucy speakeasy-style lounge, restaurant and gorgeous live theatre - every last wednesday of the month. This stylistic and original show features the smooth, strong, and jazzy vocals of Ashley Kepler, as well as the wildly talented dance artists of The Dame Doll Dancers.
In addition to this enchanting show, Owner and Master Distiller of Tahoe Moonshine: Jeff VanHee, will be offering Tahoe Moonshine specials, including Danger Dog (Cinnamon) Whiskey, Jagged Peaks Gin, Jug Dealer Rum, Hot Stinking Garlic Vodka, and Whiskey
The Loft Theatre is two doors down from the Heavenly Village Cinema, Heavenly Village, South Lake Tahoe.
Show starts at 8:15 pm, doors open at 8pm. Pre-party begins at 7:30 pm
Mature Audience Only - NR-17https://thelofttahoe.ticketfly.com/event/1416087/
This all new stylistic and original live production show features the smooth, strong, and jazzy vocals of Ashley Kepler, along with the trumpet madness of Jef Derderian, rhythmic drumming perfection by Dosto Klee, as well as the wildly talented dance artists of The Dame Doll Dancers, Jayde Reid and Mikaela Bianchi. The cast is often rotating and the songs changing, so you will never see the same show twice!
Get ready for this interactive spectacle with a vast array of colorful live music, old fashioned glamour, and dancing! You will go on a journey back in time with a modern take on famous Jazz songs of the '30's and '40's which are thoughtfully intertwined with Electroswing, Worldbeats, and New Age sounds. During this sonic experience, our ladies will dazzle you with elaborate costumes and one-of-a-kind choreography. There is never a dull moment with this cast of professional and talented artists who have just as much fun on-stage as those in the audience.
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ElectroSwing Burlesque Nov 9, Nov 30, Dec 14 with more dates announced soon. Show time are 8:00 pm. Pre-party begins at 7 pm in the lounge. The show is recommended for Mature Audiences Only, NR-17. Reserved seats are just $30.00 (+tax/fees), and available online at http://thelofttahoe.com or at The Loft Theatre Box Office, opened 7-days a week beginning at 5:00 pm.
The Loft in the Heavenly Village is open 7-nights a week from 5:00pm until 2:00am. The Heaveny Village offers flat-rate parking for just $5 after 5pm in the Heavenly Village Parking Garage.
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