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TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Reacting to Monday comments by the US president that the use of force was still on the table in dealing with Iran, a top IRGC commander said on Wednesday the Iranian forces have detailed, operational plans to effectively confront the enemies.
"Iran's options are on the ground; we do not live in vacuum and plans for overcoming the enemies have been devised and prepared," IRGC Lieutenant Commander Brigadier General Hossein Salami said in the northwestern city of Tabriz.
He added that the US antagonism towards the Islamic Republic is ingrained in the policies of that country and bound to continue, and that "we are preparing ourselves for further resistance."
Referring to the phone talk between the Iranian and the US presidents, the IRGC top commander said, "It would have been better if the conversation had not been made."
The hope was that the Friday phone conversation between an American and Iranian Presidents, which was the first such direct contact in more than three decades, could thaw the deep- freeze in relations between the two countries.
But the optimism was dealt a blow three days later when US President Barack Obama told the Israeli premier that the use of force was still on the table in dealing with Tehran.


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Urban living together
"Dismantling foreignness"
There are problems when neighbours are afraid of one another, says urban sociologist Jens S. Dangschat. Bringing them into dialogue is therefore the best safeguard against the emergence of "problem districts".
The urban sociologist Jens S. Dangschat | Photo (detail): © TU Wien
Professor Dangschat, what factors indicate whether a neighbourhood should be treated as a problem district?
The term "problem district" is an ascription from outside. To receive public funding, criteria must be met that define the "problem". The specific criteria, such as a high percentage of the elderly and children, are unfortunately often unconvincing. Further criteria are poverty indicators such as unemployment, the number of Hartz IV recipients and, what in my view is particularly questionable, the proportion of foreigners. There is no empirical evidence that a high proportion of foreigners is a significant problem.
Why then do researchers and public authorities use such indicators?
Behind this is the idea that problems arise when too many people of one group live in a neighbourhood: too many poor people, too many foreigners, too many old people. Yet we know from studies that, for instance, conflicts with the immigrant milieu is often most virulent where the proportion of foreigners is particularly low.
When the stranger becomes the bogeymanWhat indicators would identify the development of a problem district?
Changes that are perceived as negative are much more plausible indicators. When the economic situation of people deteriorates, every stranger becomes a bogeyman – in accordance with the reflex: "Since they've been here, everything's got worse". Against the background of the integration challenges represented by refugees, this factor is more decisive.
So subjective and objective perceptions differ greatly in assessing a problematic situation?
People don't act based on objective factors such as the proportion of foreigners, but rather on their assessment of what they perceive. For example, most immigrant groups spend an above average amount of time in public space. That is owing to cramped living conditions, but also to cultural socialization. This high visibility in public is already felt by many people as a threat. Although subjective perception and objective data in terms of crime are far apart, people feel afraid. This is a clear result of reports in the media.
Is the danger of problematic developments greater in newly built areas?
No, it's a question of occupancy. Independently of the occupant's origin, the length of residence plays a role. The sociologist Norbert Elias has shown that even in social groups that are in principle equal, the older residents claim the right to set the rules on the spot. As soon as others come, there are recriminations.
"We don't even know what mix makes sense"Would the logical answer to these problems be to produce a social mix?
That's always the political response: mix, mix, mix. But we have no empirical evidence for it; it's based on a purely statistical approach. We don't even know what mix according to what measure makes sense – in the stairwell, in the block, in the neighbourhood. The principle of the mix works demonstrably very well only in middle class areas, as long as the infrastructure is there.
How can public authorities respond sensibly to this?
What matters is what happens on the ground. The federal programme "Social City" has formulated the right goal: we must build bridges. Dismantle the foreignness between groups. This can be done both through urban planning interventions and through innovative educational programmes.
What measures do you recommend specifically?
First, we have to create occasions for people to come together and recognise their commonalities. These may be questions about how they can lead decent lives in the neighbourhood, how car noise can be curbed, where there's room for children. Here cultural differences aren't so relevant. That's why participation is so important when it comes to shaping public space. Secondly, schools play a decisive role when they take an open educational approach that generates positive experiences of socialization. But this means that at school all the festivals of the major world religions are celebrated together. Thirdly, the federal government must enable cities to continue successful approaches. For the sake of social cohesion it's important that cities have more options for action so that poverty doesn't translate into social isolation and confrontation.


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Objective: To explore the phytochemical constituents present in Sarcostemma brevistigma using gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS).
Methods: Preliminary phytochemical analysis of secondary metabolites was made by following standard procedures. GC-MS analysis of the plant
extracts was performed by using GC-MS equipped with a DB-35MS capillary standard non-polar column and gas chromatograph interfaced to a Mass
Selective Detector (MS-DSQ-II) with Xcalibur software.
Results: The qualitative phytochemical analysis of this species exhibited the presence of alkaloids, glycosides, flavonoids, phenols, steroids, amino
acids, tannins, terpenoids, quinones, and coumarin. The GC-MS analysis revealed the presence of 24 compounds in the ethanolic extract of aerial part
of Sarcostemma brevistigma. The most prevailing compound was 14,17 bis(dimethylaminoamino)[3.3]paracyclophan-5,8-diacetonitrile (14.86%).
Conclusion: The study concludes that the species Sarcostemma brevistigma is a potential source for bioactive compounds such as esters, alkanes,
alcohols, alkenes, amide, amine, phenol, ketone, and so forth. This study justifies the traditional usage of this species.
Keywords: Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry, Sarcostemma brevistigma, Phytochemical compounds, Medicinal plants.
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For those who don't know, Jeff Roorda is the dude who decided it was a good PR move for the StL PD to condemn the actions of the Rams players who decided to protest the deplorable (and that is my official legal opinion) decision not to indict noted murderer of a teenager, Darren Wilson.
DUDE IS A DEMOCRAT. WHAT. I know the democratic party isn't perfect. There's a reason I vote Green. But fucker has ran for state senate.
MOST INTERESTINGLY, his twitter is gone. WHO AM I SUPPOSED TO DRUNKENLY YELL AT FOR BEING A TWATBAG BALLSACK IF HE IS SUCH A COWARD HE DELETED HIS TWITTER.
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Introduction How To Use Claudette Teachable Perks
Earning money with hobbies such as writing Art, and fitness are not in the cards. You gather a professional course to teach people all about it, unless of course. This Teachable review outlines among the very impressive options for presenting your classes, for developing a site that is beautiful, from courses to PDF training. How To Use Claudette Teachable Perks
We have taken a peek Teachable's main Competitions: Udemy and Uscreen. Both of those mentioned have their pros and cons, but it's time to outline Teachable, another intriguing firm. Teachable has website interfaces personalization tools, marketing options and analytics.
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One of the more tricky elements of conducting an internet Course making sure they take the classes, is handling pupils, and providing them the assistance they need.
One way to do this is with the pupil comments module in Teachable. Essentially, it allows you to create items like surveys, Google Forms, along with other feedback tools to learn more from the pupils and see what they dislike or exactly what they'd love to see later on.
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As for the means of contact, Teachable offers a Live chat on the site to submit your queries. Until you send a message to them, however, they route you.
Teachable also offers a site with tips and Weekly live assignments for more learning and also an internet academy full of classes and tutorials like the ones you're trying to create and sell, Tips!
Overall, Teachable's support options look great. It would be nice to see some phone support, but that doesn't appear to be in the cards. How To Use Claudette Teachable Perks
What I Like
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Areas for Improvement
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As you can see, most of the areas of progress have related to studying elements. That is my biggest gripe with Teachable: you get the bones. After doing some digging you realize that they've put nearly all of the job.
Among the coolest parts of Teachable is that you Do not have to go out to find and cover your own hosting. It's all contained in the pricing bundle, which is fine for keeping up your site and fast for users.
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As for the pricing, here is what Teachable provides:
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No fees should you give away classes for free.
Basic quizzes to check your students.
Discussion forums for developing a community around your courses on Teachable.
Student management tools.
An integrated payment processing system to gather all payments securely.
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London - Saracens success at European and domestic level is built on a culture and philosophy instilled in the English club by their former South African director of rugby Brendan Venter, the chief executive Heath Harvey said on Friday.
Saracens are bidding to repeat their double success of last year having won the European crown last weekend, beating Clermont, they play the team they beat in last year's Premiership final Exeter in Saturday's domestic title semi-finals.
South Africa-born Harvey, who replaced Edward Griffiths as CEO in 2015, said the ethos and spirit imbued in the club by Venter -- who was at the club for two years from 2009-11 first as a consultant then as director of rugby - remained as strong as ever.
Harvey cites a recent example as typical of Venter - who is also South Africa's defence coach - the human being.
"He is a doctor by trade and still practising," Harvey told a small group of journalists after speaking at the Deltatre Sports Industry Breakfast Club at London's BT Centre.
"I heard him on television the other day on a panel where he was participating by phone.
"The presenter said we are going to take a break and be back in five minutes with Brendan Venter... but Brendan interrupted and said 'No I won't guys I have a waiting room full of patients who need me' and put down the phone.
"So this culture and spirit in Saracens comes from Brendan through and through absolutely.
"He is such a caring person and what I just said is a perfect working example of him either 'I can stay on the phone and be a rock star or stay in the real world and be with the needy people who are waiting for me outside'.
"Thats the nature of the guy... it comes from the heart."
Harvey said 47-year-old Venter - who was a member of the Springboks side that so memorably won the 1995 World Cup which they hosted - had brought his sense of community to the club.
"We have a common purpose supported by a set of values to go out and sign the best people in the world who will fit into the culture and the team," said Harvey.
"We work disproportionately hard to keep them (the players) too.
"When we recruit we interview the player with their wife or a member of their family and the caring starts at the interview stage because we want them to fit into the club.
"It is a bit like the NFL have the stability matrix we work really hard to get people who will fit into the club and the culture.
"To keep them there it's about stability and making them part of the group.
"Stability in coaching staff and players is what drives performances."
Harvey, who has maintained the tradition of bringing in people from outside rugby to talk to the players such as record-breaking jockey AP McCoy, says they ensure the family of the player are fully integrated too.
"We involve families enormously," he said.
"There are clubs who don't allow wives to drive up the driveway of the training ground.
"At ours you will see wives every day because they are having mentoring from personal development people or trying to start business, we are inclusive.
"Then we work with players on life after rugby and two thirds of players have either completed or in the process of doing a degree which is an incredible statistic."
Harvey says Saracens have an unusual recruitment policy not based totally on playing ability.
"We work on rounding the person so if somebody says we have no interests apart from rugby more often than not we may well say we don't think you're for here," said Harvey.
"Good people make good rugby players and good rugby players make good sports.
"Our strapline is we treat them incredibly well and expect them to work incredibly hard.
"Venter's culture is as strong if not stronger today then the day he arrived."


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'Stop the car!" yelled my two boys in unison as we drove past the local park near our home in what is sometimes described as a "leafy suburb" of north London.
Wondering what terrifying emergency might be unfolding around us, I pulled over, only to find that they had already leapt out and were running excitedly into the park. When I caught up with them, it transpired that the reason for the urgency was a large, castle-like edifice, lying on its side in the fenced-off section of the park, awaiting placement as part of a newly designed playspace.
"Wow!" they exclaimed, imagining their ascent of this structure when the railings come down (and clearly trying to work out a way of achieving this goal before that moment). As is the case with most small boys, one of their main interests in life is climbing things.
The castle edifice is literally the high point of a new timber-built playground area which will replace a variety of other structures deemed to be unsafe or old-fashioned. The project has caused a certain amount of division among local parents, but the children seem to be relishing the prospect of something new.
Not that it's easy to gauge what children want: I recently attended a one-day conference on "the future of play" where one "playworker" told me that when you ask children what they would like to see in a new playground, they invariably suggest one of three things: a swimming pool, a roller-coaster, or an ice-cream van. However, recent research has shown that playgrounds which offer a degree of risk and danger do benefit children in later life (Telegraph, 4 Sept).
What is noticeable about our new playspace – and many others which have been taking shape around the country – is that it is a "natural" playground. That is, the equipment is made of recycled logs, and the general aesthetic is of a woodland glade where children can frolic amid nature in a thoroughly wholesome way.
The old swings and roundabouts of yore are being sidelined in favour of wood-and-rope climbing structures or play areas made of rocks, pieces of timber and sand.
The new mantra is that an old tree-trunk on its side, with its roots in the air, is more fun for children than a slide on an island of asphalt. There are a lot of new playspaces about – some of them "natural" – because £350m of government money has been poured into the Play Builder scheme in recent years.
Playground design makes a difference to the majority of park users – not just the minority who have young children – because it has a dramatic impact on the look of the place, especially if the acreage is not large. Perhaps it's good news that the old, fenced-off areas of brightly coloured play equipment are being replaced, because natural playspaces are certainly more attractive.
From a horticultural point of view, the natural playground offers more scope for creativity. Mature trees are at a premium, there is grass all around, and there are even play features made of plants – such as mazes made of grasses, woven-willow playdens and insect-friendly plantations to encourage the "mini-beasts", as children call them nowadays.
There are designers in Scandinavia and Germany who offer a relatively "pure" take on the natural playground idea – people like Helle Nebelong in Copenhagen, who likes to use only materials found on site in the creation of play areas, envisaging an unbounded playspace which becomes a part of the whole park.
A typical Nebelong play area consists of logs, tree trunks, rocks and sand, ranged around a large area of trees and long grass. I don't know of any such examples in this country, as yet – most natural playspaces in Britain remain just as dependent on "equipment" as traditional examples, and a cynic could argue that the towers, climbing frames and slides in the manufacturers' catalogues are simply wooden versions of what we had before.
A natural playground can nevertheless be a hard sell initially to children and their parents, who are suspicious of change. But when they get to play on them, children do seem to love the sense of risk and challenge offered by these structures.
One of my boys managed to get a rope-burn on his eyelid, of all places, on the natural-play structure now in Regent's Park (near the zoo), but he was having so much fun, he didn't mind – and so neither did I.


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I have returned! Finally. Many of you have e-mailed me asking me a number of questions, so I just thought I'd post something to let a lot of it out. I'd like to share some learnings from my time away.
Why did I leave in the first place?
Plenty of reasons. I wanted to explore people, culture, and new foods. I wanted to analyze the environments in which people live in and how people maintain lifelong healthiness into old age. The other reason was brain fog. It had hit me hard. I needed to disconnect from everything I had worked so hard to achieve to reset my creativity. I had a longing to switch on my phone's Airplane Mode for more than a month, and I wanted the little airplane figure to remind myself daily I needed to relax. So I decided to do what felt best and most natural at the time.
Pick up the backpack and just depart with a one way ticket overseas.
As a result, I spent a few months traveling Europe solo to learn intensively about other cultures. During my travels, I was fortunate to have the time and become inspired by over 30 books I was able to finish.
I'd like to share with you some key learnings while being away. I've spent a great deal of time contemplating to myself, so this experience is something I recommend to just about everyone. Hopefully, you'll get something out of the many things I went through. Cheers, take a deep breath, and hope you can make it all the way through:
1. Don't be afraid to do things alone - Many were shocked to hear I impulsively booked a one-way ticket and just left. Traveling solo was the best decision ever. I met tons of other travelers, so I was rarely truly alone. And on that note...
2. Have an open mind to making new friends anywhere. Waiting for the train? Make a friend. Eating? Make a friend. Waiting in line for the bathroom? You know what to do.
3. Even though you might miss your family, you can quickly make some really intimate friends- I made some (well-needed) bonds with many people. Be genuine and others will appreciate you for it. I did side excursions with many I could call my brothers and sisters. Your honesty can help you create instant family-like connections with others in similar circumstances.
4. You are fully in control of you - your words, emotions, and hookups. You learn how to empathize with others and how things will make other people feel. Plenty of times people were unfairly rude to me and put me in uncomfortable situations. Instead of fueling their fire, I simply walked away to never see them again.
5. No need to infect others with bitching, complaining, and annoying negativity. Pessimism is contagious and prevents others from wanting to be around you. I don't even want to begin on how many hostels I stayed at without hot water, functioning showerheads, and beds that felt like I was sleeping on nails. I loved it. Those places were more memorable and reminded me I was actually away from home.
6. Ask people for their advice and recommendations - Don't let others decide anything for you, but always ask for their input. I plan on exploring Southeast Asia, Australia, and South America in the next few years based on everything I learned from these places from friends I made. Find out the few things people remember most, whether it was a restaurant, hike, or nightclub, and check em' out!
7. Strive to make yourself just a little bit better everyday - When you feel like you've mastered something, start something else. Feel the need to become better at something daily. Start tackling your growing reading list. If you only have time for 3 pages, better something than nothing. You'll get there someday. This is how I was able to read so many books being away for only two months.
8. If you must deal with stress, increase it gradually throughout the day rather than all at once - Many Europeans I met started their day enjoying a cappuccino and brioche at the local cafe with friends. After a relaxing start, they would head over and start the day's work, check emails, and take care of business. Stop stressing first thing in the morning. Chill out, focus, and get on with it.
9. Technology is stressing you out - It's really nice not having a phone connection or accessible Internet. Try it. I was able to embrace more human connections than ever in my life. Imagine never being able to have your conversations interrupted by texts, e-mails, or push notifications. Sure, technology rocks! I couldn't live without my computer, phone, or Internet. But periodically, step the hell away and really appreciate being in other people's presence. In many of the places I stayed, the common rooms were full to the brink of silent and emotionless Wi-Fi seeking zombies.
10. Do things for you, regardless of what others will think of you - If they matter, they don't mind. If they mind, they don't matter. I wore my allegedly hideous "toe/amphibian shoes" everywhere I traveled to and dined alone at plenty of restaurants. I negated feelings of insecurity. Who really cares? In these situations, ask yourself, "What would Julius Caesar do?" He came, he saw, he conquered.
11. Get your priorities straight – Stop the bickering. Talk about the important things in life like building a positivity community, becoming a better person, and giving back to others. Please note gossiping wasn't on this list.
12. Don't be jealous of others. Collaboration > Competition - Envy is damaging. I'm not special, perfect, and have plenty of problems. You're probably cooler than I am but I'm cool with that. But when people tell me they're jealous that I'm traveling, please don't. Go out and do. I admit, I'm fortunate to have been able to do this. I've been saving since I was a little boy but it doesn't mean you can't either someday. In terms of collaboration, I'm more than happy to help you with whatever you need so you can likewise live your dream. Find others that would also like to form these types of partnerships with you to help you reach your goals.
13. Become uncomfortable with comfort - It's okay to relax but remember that fear is debilitating. Live without worrying and handle your problems with ease. And when you feel like you're not growing yourself, make a drastic change in your life that forces you to adapt. Many times, I purposefully didn't book trains or flights until the day-of. This helped me stay alert.
14. You will experience a different perspective – This contrast will be help you realize the beauty in new places, objects, and of course, people. Just an example – I used to despise graffiti art. I never understood it and thought it was revolting. I joined a few new friends on an Alternative Subculture Tour in Berlin and learned that about the true meaning behind these works. The meaning is astounding: nonviolently demonstrating far more political, economical, and cultural injustices than I imagined. It's now a personal game for me to analyze every single piece I come across.
15. Remember to reflect why you are grateful for your friends. Share that with them. Be honest. What makes them unique? Are they funny? Are they charming? Are they genuine? If you find that there is nothing for you to be grateful for, ask yourself why they're your friend.
16. To best experience the richness of traveling, frequently engage with locals - One of the best ways to get immediately integrated is to ask natives how they spend their time. Never hang with tourists. Meet some locals that are your age and ask where to hang out. The experience will be much more enjoyable. I found some of the coolest places I've ever been through this method.
17. Many are in it for themselves - Well, it depends. I mean, so many people seem genuine but have hidden agendas once you get to their core. This is why it's CRUCIAL to have a supportive family or good friends. And amazing mentors that want to see you succeed.
18. There are plenty of business opportunities out there - I recognized plenty of new opportunities. It helped me become more cognizant of what's demanded in the world, how you can fulfill other people's needs, and how to provide value to others.
19. If you see solitude, socialize. Most people could use a hug or motivation. You will definitely have some mutual interests. Whether it's a smoothie flavor, guilty pleasure, or favorite yoga pose, you'll eventually uncover something. Sometimes it takes a few minutes to find out what that is. Sometimes it takes a few days, but you should always uncover an amazing coincidence.
20. It's okay to let it all out - I consider myself a fairly private person. Don't be a person that is known for placing your problems on others, but it's okay to ask people for advice if you're going through difficult patch. Confide with others. It can be easier talking to a complete stranger than your best friend.
21. You learn a lot from "culture shock" – I didn't quite understand what the term meant until I experienced it…many, many times. Berlin definitely tops my list of most bizarre things I've seen in a row. I'm glad to discuss why specifically off-the-record. Seeing these differences help you understand how to relate better with others. And on that note…
22. There is no such thing as "normal" – I thought it was normal for the sun to go down in the evening. Not in Norway – there's midnight sun. I thought it was normal to only go to bed at night. Not in Spain – there's siesta time. You get the idea. Normal is relative.
23. There are plenty of people out there that have really struggled - You think you have problems until you meet others that seem to be going through worse. I was speaking to a new friend about something he recently dealt with. He was in the washroom when a guy complained, " Oh my god! The water isin't hot enough! He turned to the guy and said, "Oh my god. f**k off. My father died last week."
24. Prioritize what's important and learn to pull out the ear muffs - I was having lunch with a friend in Madrid and she told me about a train crash that happened the day before that allegedly killed over a hundred people. I wasn't surprised I hadn't heard about it (no phone or computer definitely helped). She informed me her friends were uncomfortable taking the subway that week because of it. Don't let external factors freeze you in fear. Life goes on.
25. When you face a problem, diagnose immediately - When I arrived in Prague after a full day of traveling, I exhaustingly made my way to the counter of my hostel. It was really late, and I needed a shower immediately. I confidently stated my name, to which she replied, "Sorry, your reservation is for tomorrow and we're completely booked for tonight." Good god. Even better, everywhere in the vicinity was unavailable. Like everything else, I figured it out. I also remember waking up really early one morning for my flight out of Budapest. When I arrived to the nearest subway station, it was completely ripped out of the station. Literally, no longer existent. Again, I had plenty of time allocated to find myself a new one. But even if you face a major problem...
26. Embrace a positive attitude and outlook. The solution will generally flow. I was once lost in Milan searching frantically for my destination. No map, nothing. Regardless, I smiled, kept my head high, and listened to my Avicii. I met an older woman in the streets that didn't speak any English. After a brief exchange of gestures, I assume she enjoyed my company and decided to walk out of her way and personally guided me to my destination. If I seemed flustered and upset, who knows if she would have volunteered to come to my aid.
27. Life is way too short to be unhappy - There are plenty of older people I met that seem obsessed with life. Elderly folks that were smiling on their porch's and talking to one another. I've also met the opposite. I can assure you those smiling are adding a few years to their lives. Hopefully, we will all be doing the same.
28. When you get a little lost, ask the most important question of them all: why? Why are you reading this? Why are you in your long-term relationship? Why do you want to be healthy? If you're always cranky, why? It'll help you much more effectively understand your motives.
29. If you see an injustice or harmful situation, serve. Break up fights and diffuse bullies, especially verbal ones. Make a calculated decision if you're putting yourself in serious physical harm, but prevent people from making others feel inferior. One night in the streets of Barcelona, I saw a young girl passed out on a bench. She looked extremely vulnerable - she was drunk and had her wallet and phone sitting in her hand while she was napping. I've heard plenty of stories about people that were arrested for innocently helping others, so I found another young girl and we approached her together. We found out where she lived and guided her to her hotel.
And finally, last but not least,
30. Please have an interracial marriage. Not only will you create sexy children, but you will also find additional beauty in the frequent exchange of cultural norms. For me, traveling has truly been a blessing; this will help everyone in the world become more connected. More "one."
The world is much larger than you think. That sounds fairly obvious but its really hard to describe. The more I traveled, the more I marveled whether it is truly possible to travel the world.
On my trip, I met a man that has taken over 6,000 flights in his lifetime. He told me there were still many more places he desired to see. He spent extensive time on every continent in the world, yet he kept questioning whether he would ever be satisfied with how much he's seen.
I blew through a lot of my savings for this, but I leave a much richer person. To all the people in my life, thank you for helping me grow.
I hope you got something out of it and decide to travel around yourself. Alone, of course.
Now it's your turn, do you have any questions I can answer for you? Where are you thinking about traveling to alone?


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KBIA's classical programming has moved to MU Classical ninety.5 , its sister station. If they enjoy jazz across-the-board, I would counsel beginning with a really big selection of classical- music items and avoid the misconception that it always sounds the identical. Now we've got a generation of adults who make cash, accomplish what they suppose is the achievement of life, but they've never had any contact with the classical arts—neither music nor literature.
Such conundrums don't subtract from the enormous contribution that the early-music motion has made to our experience of music. In the second half of the 20 th century, a performance art entertainment 1970s practice broke out that rejected, within the strongest doable way, the teleological understanding of music.
A composer of early music, if he came back to life in the present day, can be astonished by our curiosity in how music was performed in his own times, Grout asserted. The University determined to assemble a brand new one, and – after eight years of work – it opened just this week.
There is a purpose everyone from movie to funeral directors invariably depends on classical music once they need to ramp up the feels. He also worked for NPR, the place he programmed the music heard on NPR's Efficiency Right this moment, and served as the Program Director for Public Radio stations in Texas, Michigan, New Orleans, Florida and North Carolina.
The ability of the Easter story gave start to essentially the most beautiful music of the Christian calendar. Miyamoto joins Romantic Fall, the Odyssey Chamber Music Sequence season premiere this Friday while Crabb leads the MU Choral Union in the November 20 Battle High Faculty offering of Giuseppe Verdi's 'Requiem'.
One necessary distinction, however, lies within the logical connection that exists in 'classical ' music between the beginning and finish, with the latter a logical extension and improvement of the previous. At , you may discover a complete number of classical music spanning from early baroque to modern compositions.
The stylistic particularities of older music that, in response to the teleologists, limited its potential, have been for these revolutionaries its very essence. Concert halls of Prague Rudolfinum or Municipal House host prestigious classical music festivals, live shows of symphonic music and chamber music.
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Merging high quality art and track this Friday, Mehrhoff – the Educational Coordinatorfor the MU Museum of Artwork and Archaeology – goals to create the conditions for synesthesia. Saturday and Sunday nights at 7, discover music by contemporary composers, together with Colorado artists, and hear probably the most influential items of the past century.


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Obituary | Kermit V. Zuehlke, 90, of Lomira
April 23, 2019 – Lomira, WI – Kermit V. Zuehlke, 90, of Lomira, passed away on Monday, April 22, 2019, at Hope Senior Living in Lomira.
He was born on April 8, 1929 to the late Adolph and Olive (nee Martin) Zuehlke in Lomira WI. He was baptized in May 1929 and then confirmed in April 1943 at St. Luke's in Knowles, WI. He was united in marriage in August of 1952 to Marjorie Dirks at St. Peter Lutheran Church in Theresa. They had been happily married for 66 years. In 1954 Kermit started the business of Zuehlke TV & Electric and ran the business for 40 years until he retired in 2009. He was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church and served on the church council for fifteen years. Kermit was also a member of the Historical Society. Kermit loved polka music, dancing, and traveling to numerous places. He was a member of the Lomira Chamber of Commerce for many years and in 1998 was named Citizen of the Year. He will be dearly missed by all who knew him.
Those Kermit leaves behind to cherish his memory include his two children, Linda (Irvin) Haugen of Beechwood and Denise (Pat) Wartgow of Green Bay; a daughter-in-law, Mary Zuehlke of Sparta; eight grandchildren, Joshua (Emily) Mayhew, Tony Mayhew, Shannon (Craig) Bonin, Derek (Cassandra) Stahl, Tara (Matthew) Millonig, Jennifer (Robert) Rentmeester, Arick Zuehlke (special friend, Molly), and Stephanie Zuehlke (special friend, Ben); five step-grandchildren, John, Andrew, Gabriela, and Georgiana Haugen, and Kayla (Adam) Revier; six great grandchildren, Drew and Kelsey Bonin, Benson and Charlie Stahl, Brewer and Madison Mayhew, Brinley and Madelyn Rentmeester; a step-great granddaughter, Lexi Revier; a brother-in-law, Robert Hankwitz; a sister-in-law, Marion Zuehlke; a special nephew, Elton (Phyllis) Zuehlke; special niece, Donna Zuehlke; other relatives and friends.
In addition to his parents, Kermit was preceded in death by his wife, Marjorie Zuehlke; a son, Steven "Kermy" Zuehlke; a sister, Vernice (Luther) Hutcherson; three brothers, Harvard (Sylvia) Zuehlke, Waldemar Zuehlke, and Leland Zuehlke; and a sister-in-law, Darlene Hankwitz.
A funeral service for Kermit will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, April 27, 2019, at St. John's Lutheran Church, 550 Water Street, in Lomira with Rev. Matthew Kiecker officiating. Entombment will follow at Shrine of Rest Mausoleum in Fond du Lac.
Kermit's family will greet relatives and friends at the church on Saturday from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service.
Memorials to St. John's Lutheran Church in Lomira or of your choice is appreciated.


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I've decided to merge two of my hobbies by blogging my reactions to the comic books I read each week. Here's my first installment. Are there spoilers? You betcha!
This was a big week for me, with eight books, because I skipped last week (it was a fifth Wednesday). As you know, comic books are scheduled to come out a particular week each month. On the rare occasion that a month has five Wednesdays, the comic book companies often fill them with special issues or, occasionally, a few delayed titles. While collectors like me curse fifth Wednesdays, I'm sure the creators relish them, because they add a week to the deadline grind.
Deadpool #15, Posehn, Duggan, Shalvey and Bellaire.
The Deadpool soft reboot continues to please, with bits of backstory revealed in context of ongoing plot development. I'm interested to see what Posehn and crew do with the Wolverine-Captain America crossover storyline.
Deadpool kills Deadpool #3, Bunn, Espin, and Gandini.
This book continues the long saga of one Deadpool's (of the many in the multiverse) attempt to commit suicide by killing all of the other characters in the multiverse. Now he's down to just killing Deadpools. Hilights of this month's issue include Pandapool (the species that makes you extinct!) and Lady Deadpool killing Galactipool by exploding the Bea Arthur (Deadpool's spaceship) in his face. Plus the Howard the Duck reference at the end is pure gold to an HTD fanboy like me.
The Joker #1 (Batman #23.1), Kubert, Clarke, and Blond.
The first of the DC 'Villains Month' comics for me, it's clear that this promotion is mostly a money grab and isn't driven by artistic vision. The books have a 1990's style gimmick 3D covers, which seems to justify an additional $1 in their price. The Joker book tries to add some pathos to the Joker's backstory while invoking a Batman villain from before the New 52 reboot. I never have been a fan of humanized-ape stories, so that may be why this one didn't do it for me, but I'd rather just had another installment of Scott Snyder's Year Zero storyline. Wait, I will? This week? With Batman issue 23.2: The Riddler? Oh, I see: the other money grab here is stacking the most popular titles with extra issues this month. Don't think you can keep fooling me all month, DC.
Two-Face#1 (Batman and Robin #23.1), Tomasi, March, Morey.
This villain special issue wasn't as bad as the Joker issue, and it clearly ties into 1) Tomasi's continuing Batman and Robin storyline and 2) the Court of Owls storyline that Snyder so masterfully wove into the New 52 reboot of the Bat-family titles. I didn't feel quite as ripped off by this one, and my initial feeling of irresolution at the conclusion was assuaged when I realized a Two-Face story should be properly unresolved at the end.
As an aside, I can no longer take Two-Face seriously. Two years ago, my kids got a Two-Face action figure for Xmas, to fight their legion of Batmen (5 at last count). My son was unable to pronounce the villain's name correctly, though, so he became "Toothpaste" for all time.
Batman Superman #3, Pak Lee, Cinar.
I promised last month to take a long look at this book and decide whether to keep it on my pull list. Superman has a way of killing comic books for me, after all. When I finished the book, I was convinced I'd keep it next month, but now… I can't remember why. I'm having a hard time caring about the story, where young Bruce and Clark have been thrown into an alternate universe with old Bruce and Clark (and Diana!) by a vaguely motivated malevolent female deity. And now: Darkseid! Or something. Maybe someone else who cares more can tell me how it all turns out, but I'm not picking this one up any more.
Batman Incorporated Special #1 (various)
This book stands as a final wrap-up of the many Batmen of the old Batman Inc., told as an anthology by several different creative teams. In the end, I felt like it was worth its $4.99 price tag. I think my favorite bit was the first story, about the Batman of Japan stopping a black-market organ theft operation that used vending machines to distribute organs stolen from salary men staying at capsule hotels. Yowza! Plus: Bat-Cow at the end.
Legends of the Dark Knight #12, Albuquerque, Milligan, Burchielli.
This title is an anthology, published first online and then later in print (I only buy print comic books). The first story this month is dissatisfying: it is a disjunct, rambling tale that seems to end in a future Bruce Wayne becoming the Joker because he was too effective as Batman. Hm.
The second story is a cliffhanger, depicting a Batman whose liquidity has been disastrously diminished by the housing bubble. He's forced to go all Year One again, fighting criminals with his hands and feet, instead of gadgets… Will he survive his first night? I'm actually curious, so I'll be back next Bat-Month to find out.
The Shadow: Year One #5, Wagner, Torres.
I'm really enjoyoing Matt Wagner's tale of the Shadow's first year. He has a compelling villan, plenty of mafioso cannon fodder, and he's struck the right tone with the Shadow's character interactions. Plus, the story is told from Margo Lane's perspective, so it has a nice feminist bent to it: she's holding her own with Lamont in his fight against villainy. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
Do you read any of these titles? If so, let me know your take in the comments. Or did I miss any particularly good comics this week? Let me know!


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38 degrees on the pool deck....something is just plain wrong when the swim coach has on ski pants, parka, hat and gloves and I am in a bathing suit. Thanks goodness for heated water. After about 200yards I was warmed up and ready to go. Put in another awesome swim- 5000 yards. Feeling good and making the intervals I was watching click by last month.
Nice run after the swim, sore calves, oh yeah. All those hills on Sunday created monster knots but they loosened up and the run was easy and nice. Still chilly though.
Famished I was astonished how quickly 2 large bagels disappeared on my way home. Sometimes I am alarmed at how hungry I can get these days and gee what a surprise an hour later all the carbs burned up and I needed protein. PB is good for that- I let the dogs lick the spoon when I am done and it is amazing the joy it brings them. They know it too, the slight noise of the lid coming off and they come racing in the kitchen, they can be REM sleep, twitching and dreaming and the jar makes 1/2 round and there they are, tongues falling our, tails wagging. Funny dogs.
Afternoon was NOT fun, 4+ hours at the courthouse to testify against our thieving housekeeper. How can there be a trial- he stole over $10K of goods from us, was caught, all of it was found in his house....what can his defense be?? Oh maybe this is the comeback of the twinkie defense?? No idea.....
Raced home to find.......nice Riley forgot to put Rocky in his kennel so he raided the cupboard, 4 cliff bars, entire bag of Snyders pretzels, tried to open the granola and got full and dug up 3 plants trying to bury the rice crackers. Grrrrrrrrr hope he has a horrible stomach ache!
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This is Tomas Vitanovsky says that the Czech-born artist told that he was a motorcycle stunt driver initially, and that his excellent work of art started with a love for all cars and motorcycles. He became 45 years old, got the idea of welding them together. When he was picking out some used engine parts from motorbike.
In order to earn livelihood, they started changing gear, tuning, and fixing bikes into incredible steampunk animals. Before that he began to change long-abandoned bearings, gears and chains in incredible steampunk animals. Then it is the process of finding the right scrap bit to bring it to the right reality, even when it is not always a direct process.
After its completion, they have great sensation of fulfillment and pride, and often it becomes difficult to let them go. Then the artist has said that his techniques have improved and the work of his art has become more complex and detailed. He wrote last year on Bach Panda that he loves the feeling when an image pops up in his mind.
All pieces are made of recycled car and motorbike parts, "certain special bits" are searched in car-boot sales, and some parts are donated by people. This Tomas has completed more than 30 sculptures now and he continues to improve his craft and it is currently shown by the First Art Gallery in the United Kingdom. You can find their works available for purchase.


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A recipe for a delicious looking Brussels sprouts side dish came across my FaceBook newsfeed. I saved it, thinking I would make it one night for our supper. The ingredients were simple; Brussels sprouts, garlic, heavy whipping cream or half-and-half, bacon, parmesan and mozzarella cheeses. The author listed specific amounts of each ingredient to be used.
The night that I made the dish, I read the directions. I planned to follow the directions. I tried. I followed the preparation and cooking portion of the instructions. But giving in to my own tastes and opinions caused me to significantly veer from the author's ingredient list.
I saw some fresh vegetables in the refrigerator which needed to be used before they spoiled; cauliflower, broccoli, and carrots. I thought that these would enhance the taste of the dish. So, I added them. Due to the additional vegetables, I added more half-and-half than was called for in the recipe. I did not have the needed amounts of parmesan or mozzarella cheeses, so I purchased an Italian blend at the store. Although the recipe called for 2/3 of a bag, I poured the entire contents over the concoction. (After all, who doesn't like melted cheese.)
What started out as one person's Brussels sprouts side dish became my vegetable medley bake.
The dish was delicious. My wife and I agreed that I should try to recreate it. But we also agreed that the baked mixture could serve as a main dish rather than a side dish if chicken was added.
A couple of weeks later, I tried to make the dish again, just as I had made it before; only this time I planned to add chicken. I read the original directions, starting with the Brussels sprouts as the main ingredient. I used the author's preparation and cooking instructions. I threw in my additional vegetables. However, this time, I added a greater quantity of each to the pot. I could not find fresh garlic, so I tried to substitute garlic flakes. I did not sprinkle in enough. By the time I added the half-and-half, the hot skillet I was using was filled to the brim so I had to pour the concoction into a pre-warmed Dutch oven.
Needless to say, the dish did not taste the same as the first time that I made it. It was alright, but not the same.
Yesterday, my wife tried her hand at recreating the dish. But like all good chefs, her intent from the beginning was to bake her version of the concoction. She read the author's original recipe; the one that called for Brussels sprouts to be the only vegetable ingredient. She followed the preparation and cooking instructions. But her ingredient list veered significantly from either the author's or mine. She omitted the Brussels sprouts entirely. She omitted the carrots. She used heavy whipping cream instead of half-and-half. She used a different blend of cheeses.
My wife's vegetable dish was delicious. I hope that she can recreate it. But the words she used to describe her inspiration are the motivation for this blog.
She told me, "I used your recipe."
I had no recipe. I simply started with someone else's formula for a baked Brussels sprouts side dish, and tried to transform it into a main dish by adding the ingredients I wanted or had available. My wife started with the same baked Brussels sprouts side dish recipe, and tried to transform it into her own personal main dish, omitting the ingredients she dislikes and substituting the ones she finds tasteful.
In the end, three separate dishes have been created; the author's, mine, and my wife's
Spiritually, many within Christendom approach the church in the same way we approach cooking. In the Bible, God has told us and shown us how he wants his church organized, the type of worship he wants it to offer, and how he wants his church to fulfill its mission of evangelizing the world.
But we are not satisfied with God's instructions. They are too basic. They are too simple. They do not satisfy our tastes or our need for adrenalin producing excitement.
So, some of us start adding our own ideas to the church's organization, to its worship, and to its work; we put in that which excites and invigorates us; we omit that which we consider boring or offensive.
Then when we each have our own version of the church, we turn to God and say, "I used your recipe." We imply, "What I have designed and made is exactly what you intended."
But what we have is an organization suited to our own taste and not made according to God's original instructions. We have a denomination. We have a social club. We have a community activist organization. But we do not have the church.
The only way that we can have the church is to go back to the original, and to restore it, using God's recipe.
"Follow the pattern of sound words that you have heard from me, in the faith and love that are in Christ Jesus." (2 Timothy 1:13)
"I therefore a prisoner for the Lord, urge you to walk in a manner worthy of the calling to which you have been called with all humility and gentleness, with patience, bearing with one another in love, eager to maintain the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. There is one body and Spirit – just as you were called to the one hope that belongs to your call – one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of all, who is over all and through all and in all." (Ephesians 4:4-6)
"For he himself is our peace, who has made us both one and has broken down in his flesh the dividing wall of hostility by abolishing the law of commandments expressed in ordinances, that he might create in himself one new man in place of two, so making peace, and might reconcile us both to God in one body through the cross, thereby killing the hostility. (Ephesians 2:14-16)
"And he put all things under his feet and gave him to be head over all things to the church, which is his body, the fulness of him who fills all in all." (Ephesians 1:22-23)
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My first mammogram was fine—the process and the results. Women should inform other women that the experience is not that bad. I've always heard horror stories, and the procedure is a breeze. It's not as fun as having the ear doctor suck dry skin out of your ear, and it's not how I'd choose to spend an afternoon, but it wasn't painful. I can see how it would be tough if you have tender breasts, but if you can schedule your appointment whenever you want, I think you can adjust accordingly.
I figured I'd make conversation with the mammographer (a title I prefer to technologist) while my bosom was being squished between the plastic plates. That's what I do with the phlebotomists to pass the time. I asked whether it was easier to do a mammogram on a busty woman or someone flat chested (the category I'd put myself in). She explained that they were hard for different reasons. A big bosom is hard on her wrists as she places the breast on the machine. A small bosom can be hard to grab a hold of. And she added, "But your breasts are just perfect." I'm assuming that the rest of that sentence is: for a mammogram. And I suspect she says that to all the girls. Still, if you haven't noticed lately, apparently I have perfect breasts.
Just ask my Grandma. When I told her this story she said, "Well, I think you have a nice handful." Between all the compliments, I'm not sure whether my ego should soar or I should seek therapy. We both had a good laugh when she said it out loud, and I'm grateful I have my Grandma to boost my ego.


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Lioness Sits On Mate To Get His Attention But He Ignores Her
This is the bants moment a restless lioness makes every attempt she can to get a lion's attention.
In the footage, shot in an as-yet unknown destination, the lioness can be seen knocking about their enclosure, circling the lion who is apparently blind or just not arsed about her presence.
Picking up on the lion's game, the impatint big cat then throws itself to the ground in front of him.
Again, it has zero effect.
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The lioness then brings out the big bucks by climbing over the lion and dig her feet into his mid-section.
Slightly and perhaps rightly-miffed, the lion remains stoic in his passivity.
The lioness, presumably concerned over the emotional well-being of the lion, rolls around in the grass in a last ditch effort to entertain. Nothing.
Well, not nothing. The lion does eventually move but only to get away from his adorer's attempts at chirpsing.
Is that sexist? Am I assuming the lioness wants some action on no merit? It could be merely be a case of really terrible fighting. Most likely not, though.
There's definitely some beef here. God only knows what's gone on between the pair of jungle critters but you'd be forgiven for thinking the worst.
Either way I relate to the guy. I was once in his shoes believe it or not. Totally irrelevant to your lives but me and the fam were once at some dance/singing/event thing going on at our local parochial hall with a bunch of other families from my school.
Trying to do bits sliding on my knees to a plethora of Now That's What I Call Music! 1999 standards, a girl from my class began chasing around trying to kiss me. She was the most popular in our year which made it all the more jarring.
I searched far and wide in that community hall for a panic room where I could be free from her pursuit only to settle by mum's legs who I begged to make her go away.
F**k, it's tough when you're 15 though, isn't it.
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Google I/O 2019, the annual developer conference of the search giant, will be held from May 7 to May 9. The company confirmed the dates early this week and it will be held at Shoreline Amphitheater in the backyard of Google's Mountain View campus in California. One of the big announcement at I/O 2019 will be the introduction of Android Q or the tenth major release of Google's mobile operating system. As usual, the leaks have already started revealing some of the key new changes and features that are expected to be part of Android Q build and the public beta is expected to become available immediately after the keynote. Here are the changes that are expected to come as part of Android Q release:
Apple's Face ID-like feature comes to Android
One of the big feature coming with the release of Android Q is said to be an implementation of Face ID, the facial recognition feature Apple introduced with the launch of iPhone X in 2017. Android smartphones like the Huawei Mate 20 Pro and Xiaomi Mi 8 Explorer Edition already support feature similar to that of Face ID but they have to do extensive changes to Android. With the release of Android Q, Google plans to add native support for Face ID-like feature, which will allow OEMs to implement secure facial recognition on their devices.
The existence of this feature has been spotted in dozens of strings, methods, classes and fields by XDA Developers in the leaked AOSP build of Android Q. The new face authentication setup flow requires a user to setup a PIN, password or pattern as a backup just like they would do while setting up a fingerprint. The report adds that the user will also have an option to require password, PIN or pattern before the device's data is decrypted on startup.
System-wide Dark Theme and Permission Revamp
Since the release of One UI by Samsung for Galaxy flagships, stock Android users have been asking for system-wide dark menu. OnePlus and Samsung implement system-wide dark theme to a large extent with their custom version of Android and the release of Android Q is expected to make it native. The Android Q release will include an option called Dark mode that can be set to Always On, Always Off or Automatic. The update is also expected to bring major changes to permissions in the Settings app. The revamp will make it easier to see which apps are allowed or denied access to a certain permission like camera or microphone.
Desktop Mode
Google is often not the first to bring new features and it has not been shy to copy features first introduced by its OEM partners. With Android Q, Google is likely to adopt a desktop mode that could work similar to Samsung DeX interface. The feature is called force desktop mode and it comes with the description of "force experimental desktop mode on secondary displays". It could be Google copying Samsung DeX or Huawei's Easy to Project feature allowing users to mirror their screen to a large display.
New Font and Icon Shape
With the Android Pie release, Google focused on major system-level changes and now with the release of Android Q, it could take it a step further with new font, icon shape and accent color overlays. XDA Developers notes that Android Q will further expand on its support for additional theme elements, which were first added with the release of Android 8.0 Oreo.
Background Clipboard Access block and protection to media files
With Android Q release, Google is also planning to add new features like blocking background clipboard read for applications. Every Android app can read your clipboard and users don't have to grant them a runtime permission to do so. Google has added a new permission called "READ_CLIPBOARD_IN_BACKGROUND" that will limit what apps can read the clipboard in the background. Other features expected with Android Q release are option to downgrade from an app update and secure files on external storage.
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One of the big questions ahead of the release of Android Q is what Google plans to call its next mobile operating system. We are not really sure whether Google will even stick with dessert name this year since Q is a difficult name. There are chances that Google will pick between Quiche, Quindim, Quaker Oats, Quesito, Queen of Puddings but at this moment, the name Quality Street stands the highest chance of becoming the name for Android Q.


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This may not have the "Wow!" factor of some of the other roasts from Chocolate Fish, but I can always count on this coffee to be delicious every time. I've been drinking it for the past four years. I try the other coffees here and there (some rated very highly), but I always buy some El Tontolo Manguito - Honduras as a mainstay. I was very pleased to see that it was rated well by Coffee Review - it was about time!


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I changed my Thomson TG585 v7 to a TPLink WR8960N. The 585 was fine, I just wanted decent N speeds, which I now have.
However, my laptop loses wireless every now and then. maybe once a day maybe once every 2 or 3 hours. Same with the other laptop. The modem is in the same place, on top of the desktop tower which is usually not running. I did change the channnel to 1 and the bandwidth setting to 40Mhz. Other than that it was a swap out. Most of my devices were set to a static internal IP, but currently they are all on automatic.
The wireless light on the TPLInk is still on green when this happens. The laptop shows me it that the TPLink is not there, until a minute or so when it turns up again.
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Michigan rolls past Northwestern in Howard's 'homecoming'
Eli Brooks scored 18 points, Isaiah Livers added 17 more, and Michigan gave coach Juwan Howard, a Chicago South Sider, the win in his homecoming-of-sorts, beating Northwestern 79-54.
Howard watched as the Wolverines took control in the first half on the way to an easy win in his first game coaching them in the Chicago area.
Last-place Northwestern dropped its eighth in a row and lost for the 13th time in 14 games. Jared Jones (12 points) and Miller Kopp (10) were the only players in double figures for the Wildcats, who shot 32 percent and made 5 of 21 3-pointers.
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