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While many Tennesseans are still searching for a job, students across the state are worried about the job prospects that lie ahead of them.
Employers seem to be looking for applicants with schooling in engineering, math or science, so that is what Gov. Bill Haslam says Tennessee wants to provide.
Monday, Haslam announced a new statewide initiative worth millions to train K-12 students in those technical fields.
Roseline Prophete, a 10th grade student at Stratford STEM Magnet High School in Nashville, says she has already decided to be a medical examiner or pediatrician.
"Recently, we just finished a class on ethylene, and it determined the height and growth of a plant," Prophete said.
A large part of the curriculum at her STEM school focuses on science, math and engineering. The point is to prepare students toward a career path in those industries right out of high school.
"If we're going to be the best place in the Mid-South for high quality jobs, then we have to provide the workforce to do that," Haslam said. "It's really as simple as that. That's where the demand is."
Haslam announced the state will provide more than $3 million in funding for three new STEM schools in Cookeville, Chattanooga and the Tri-Cities area. The thought is that if there are trained workers in Tennessee to perform the in-demand jobs, businesses will come here.
"With Volkswagen just down the road, that would be a great place for our students to find really great jobs," said Prescott South Middle School Principal Cindy Taylor.
Lawmakers are extending the STEM programs to kindergarten, elementary and middle school levels, including Prescott South in Cookeville, which received $1 million to start training students this year.
The money will go toward purchasing the equipment needed to give students hands-on experience in specific fields.
Nearly a dozen schools across Tennessee applied to become STEM schools, but only three were chosen to receive grant money.
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Aaron Paul
- Real Name:
- Aaron Paul Sturtevant
- Date of Birth:
- August 27, 1979
- Hometown:
- Emmett, ID
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- Los Angeles
Aaron Paul made a small and humble entrance into life — he was born a month premature in his parents' bathroom — but thanks to his breakout role on arguably one of the greatest TV series in history, charisma and voracious Twitter following he is currently living life large and in charge. After working as an usher at the Universal Studios Movie Theatre in Hollywood in the late '90s and appearing as a contestant on "The Price Is Right" in 1998, he bulked up his résumé with one-off appearances on shows like "Beverly Hills, 90210," "Melrose Place" (Frat Boy #2), "Suddenly Susan," "The X-Files," "NYPD Blue," "CSI," "ER" and "Veronica Mars" as well as a few minor film roles like "K-PAX," "Van Wilder" and "Mission: Impossible III." He moved up to a recurring character with a first and last name on the short-lived "Point Pleasant" in 2005, but it wasn't until his multi-season arc on "Big Love" that viewers really started to know the actor's real name. In 2008, he landed "Breaking Bad." His profanity-happy character Jesse Pinkman was supposed to die in the first-season finale, but he had so impressed producers that they instead kept him around until the end in 2013. He was nominated for three Outstanding Supporting Actor Emmys for the drama. The two-time winner wed Lauren Parsekian in May 2013 and has been busy filming one film after another since "Bad" ended including "Need For Speed" and "Hellion."
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Q: How do I sign this word?
A: The answer may be on the Internet, in a sign language dictionary.
There are several websites, where drawings, pictures, cartoons or video can help you learn the proper signs for a particular word.
Sign Language Dictionary Sites
- ASL Browser - This site has QuickTime videos of an adult signing words from an alphabetized list developed by the Communication Technology Laboratory at Michigan State University. An updated companion site is at Signing Savvy, with more features.
- ASLPro - Video dictionary divided into a main dictionary, religious dictionary, conversational phrases and a baby sign dictionary.
- ASLDeafined - This is a pay site run by two sign language interpreters. In addition to a dictionary, it has a series of video lessons organized by topic.
- ASL University – This site has groups of words, photos and cartoons.
- Handspeak - This is a pay site with an alphabetic dictionary that includes homemade signs, such as "browser."
- ASL Video Dictionary and Inflection Guide (from National Technical Institute for the Deaf) - This is a pay site. QuickTime video dictionary shows signs and also includes examples of how the signs are used in sentences. Just as words in English can have multiple meanings, the same sign can be used differently by having different inflections, and this is demonstrated via the sentence examples. This site also offers signs in category groups. CD version is also available.
- LessonTutor - This site has grouped words by theme, such as pets. Simple black-and-white sketches are paired with written explanations of how to make the signs.
- Signing Online - This is a pay site that helps people learn sign language.
Sign Language Word Reference GuidesAbout.com has a master Sign Language Word Reference Guide, which is an A to Z listing of words for which the signs can be found online. In addition, About.com has several themed mini guides:
Everyday Signs
- Food Signs
- Medical Sign Language
- Religious Sign Language
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- Signs for Sexual Communication
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Video and Print Resources to Learn Sign LanguageFor those who prefer video, sign language videos can be purchased through a variety of deaf and hard-of-hearing product vendors. Free sign language learning videos can also be viewed online by registering with the Described and Captioned Media Program, which lends video materials and streams them online. To find sign language learning materials on the DCMP website, browse topics to "Deafness," then "Sign Language." Among the popular videos available for streaming are the Bravo Family Beginning ASL Video courses.
If you prefer a book, sign language books for children and for adults are available.
Mobile Apps to Learn Sign LanguageUsing mobile apps, you can have everything you need to learn sign language in the palm of your hand.
- ASL Dictionary for Android will show video of signs and allow you to run them in slow motion or on a loop for easy learning.
- Marlee Signs, for for iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, is brought to you from Academy Award Winning Actress, Marlee Matlin. Using this app, you can create sign language e-cards to share on social media.
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Brother of Jared Family Home Evening
by Melanie Day
For this FHE you'll need:
1. Some small clean stones, or cut circles out of heavy paper to represent stones.
2. Optional - You could use a copy of these flannel board figures while telling the story of the brother of Jared: click here.
Song: Faith, pg. 96 in Children's Hymnbook
I'm going to make a tent in the living room with a blanket over the furniture and turn off all the lights. I'm only going to have a single flashlight.
Explain that Jesus Christ told the Jaredites to gather together all their families and their possessions, including their flocks of animals and seeds of every kind. He told them that after they had gathered everything together, he would lead them to a choice land. The Jaredites were faithful and obeyed Jesus.
We too want to obey Jesus. We're going to pretend that we were there at that time. (Give each child a backpack or small container...you could use their school backpacks or pillowcase from their bed.) Ask them to pack only a FEW of their most prized possessions. Everything else will be left behind.
Enter the tent. We'll talk about how Jesus Christ instructed the brother of Jared to build eight barges, like boats or ships, to carry the Jaredites across the ocean to the promised land. The Jaredites followed his directions and built the barges. There was only one problem. There wasn't any light. We'll turn off the flashlight so the kids could see just how uncomfortable it would be to travel in the darkness.
Explain that the brother of Jared went to a mountain and melted sixteen small, clear stones out of a rock. I will then show the kids my 16 stones. (Show them your stones, real or paper). The brother of Jared carried the stones to the top of a mountain and prayed. In his prayer he said that he knew that if the Lord touched the stones, they would give off light. In this way they could have light inside their ships as they sailed across the sea. After he had finished his prayer, a wonderful thing happened.
Read Ether 3:6 together. Then ask everyone, "What did Jesus Christ do to the stones?" He touched them with his finger. Remind the children that the brother of Jared was blessed because he had great faith. He showed his faith by asking Heavenly Father to help his people and then by doing what Heavenly Father commanded.
GAME - (From November 1988 Friend). I'm going to write each sentence on a piece of paper and include the blank line. Then I'll lay all the pictures out on the floor. Next, I'll read each sentence and have the children match the picture with the appropriate blank as I read the scriptures in parenthesis. Click here to download a pdf file of the pictures for this game:
1. In their journey to the promised land, the Jaredites took their flocks, ___________ of the waters, and swarms of ___________. (Ether 2:1–3.)
2. The Lord came down in a ___________ to talk to the brother of Jared. (Ether 2:4.)
3. The Lord told the brother of Jared to build ___________ that would be as watertight as a ___________. (Ether 2:16–17.)
4. The brother of Jared saw the ___________ of the Lord when He touched the sixteen stones. (Ether 3:5–8.)
5. When the people were righteous, the promised land was rich with ___________, grain, fine cloth, precious metals, and many animals, including ___________. (Ether 9:16–19.)
6. When the people became unrighteous and would not repent, the Lord caused a famine and poisonous ___________ to be on the land. (Ether 9:30–33.)
7. Ether was cast out by the people, and he hid in the cavity of a ___________ and wrote the Jaredite history. (Ether 13:13–14.)
8. The army of Coriantumr pitched their ___________ by the ___________ Ramah, where Mormon hid the ___________. (Ether 15:11.)
TREAT - "What ever floats your boat!" Make egg boats. Make a hard boiled egg (or two) for each person. Make them into deviled eggs. Then use toothpicks and paper to create a fancy sail for each boat. Place decorated flags into each egg.
OPTIONAL CRAFT IDEA - You could make blessing barges similar to this one, writing on each stick one thing they can do to increase their faith, like the brother of Jared.
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Man dies in North Wales road accident
North Wales Police are investigating after a man died in a road traffic accident last night.
Police were called to the A525 Road at Llandegla last night, where they found a 31-year-old local man with critical injuries. He died a short time later.
North Wales Police say they are currently investigating the possibility the man's injuries were the result of a hit and run road traffic collision.
– North Wales Police statement
The man was found on the A525 Road at Llandegla approximately ¼ mile west of the Plough Public House. Although another local man has been arrested in connection with the incident we are still appealing for anyone who may have witnessed the incident, or has any information concerning it, to contact the Roads Policing Unit by phoning 101.


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When people are discharged from short-term acute care hospitals they often need continued care to recover completely and successfully. That's where we come in.
Kindred's expertise across a variety of post-acute care sites of service helps us provide care for patients in the most appropriate setting. We specialize in delivering quality medical interventions and successfully transitioning patients home or to a less intense level of care that meets their needs and enhances their quality of life.
In the Indianapolis area, Kindred offers services including aggressive care for medically complex patients, intensive care and short-term rehabilitation in two transitional care hospitals, six transitional care and rehabilitation centers and homecare, palliative and hospice care.
Kindred's Indianapolis Transitional Care Hospitals (certified as long-term acute care hospitals) are unique in their ability to care for critically ill patients who require specialized, aggressive, goal-directed care over an extended recovery time. Our hospitals are licensed as acute care hospitals and have an additional Medicare certification that supports a length of stay measured in weeks, not days, as compared to the typical stay for patients in traditional hospitals. We offer specialized services and extended care for medically complex patients who are unable to recover completely in the short-term setting. Our specialized care includes: pulmonary care (ventilator management and weaning), complex wound care, dialysis, IV antibiotic therapy and pain management. Our hospitals have 24-hour physician support and the ancillary services found at an acute care hospital, including laboratory, radiology, operating or procedure rooms, special care units and telemetry units.
Our Indianapolis centers provide specialized short-term inpatient rehabilitation, skilled nursing care and a full range of medical and social services. Our goal is to help patients achieve positive outcomes, regain function and safely return home as quickly as their recovery allows. Services include physical, occupational and speech-language therapy and respiratory therapy by Kindred-employed therapists. In addition, we specialize in the care of patients with: IV medication needs, COPD, pneumonia, congestive heart failure (including IV Inotropics at certain centers), sepsis, complex medical conditions, transplants, wound care, stroke recovery, orthopedics, diabetes, and dementia/Alzheimer's Disease. Through our specialty programs, we provide an interdisciplinary team with advanced training for the conditions they treat, specialty physician involvement, specialized therapy equipment and specific protocols to best care for these patients. Our specialized short-term rehabilitative programs for pulmonary, advanced cardiac needs, wound care, orthopedic and stroke recovery provide an individualized patient/family centered approach to care.
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Overloud, the Italian software company author of some of the most acclaimed reverb plugins, is excited to be partnering with MoReVoX, the Italian-based sound designing company author of world-class Impulse Response and Samples Libraries, to create REmatrix
The professional solution for demanding engineers
REmatrix features five individual convolvers and an effect chain working together to create complex and unique spaces that cannot be obtained with any other tool.
REmatrix is a professional solution for engineers looking for:
• the most impressive reverb ever created by a plugin
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• a huge factory library created by one of the world-leading sound designers, MoReVoX, specifically designed and supported by an extensive preset list
• a proprietary technology to add liveliness and richness to the static nature of convolvers
You can build your own IR by summing five separate IRs, offering an all new level of customizability inside the reverb. Each of the five IRs can be adjusted using multiple parameters while additional filters offer further tonal control. Furthermore, REmatrix has six Master Effects to refine the reverb's sound and fit the needs of your final mix.
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• Multi-layer convolution with five IR matrix
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REmatrix is available as a plugin in VST, AAX, RTAS and AU format for Mac OSX 10.6 or higher and Windows XP or higher. It is currently shipping and available for download from Overloud website
REmatrix is available at an introductory price of €247 / $327 until September 30th. The list price will be €299 / $399 from October 1st.
Dissonance IR provides 110 Landscapes for Izotope Iris using the Dissonance Sample Collection as building blocks. Instruments are constructed using 1-3 Samples and take full advantage of the Spectral Features of IRIS and most have Aftertouch assigned to the Filter Cutoff. The inte ntion was to represent Alien worlds and darkest corners of the universe with some occasional beauty. All 200 WAVs that form the Dissonance Sample collection are also available to explore when creating your own planets.
Sample library producers can now easily create instruments, no coding experience required Stockholm, Sweden, August 29, 2014 – Propellerhead today announced that the new Instrument Development Toolkit (IDT) for Rack Extensions is now available, making it easy for sample library producers and instrument designers to build and sell Rack Extensions for the award-winning Reason platform. The new toolkit enables developers to create stunning instruments and bring them to market with minimum effort and maximum support. "We created the Propellerhead Rack Extension plug-in platform to enable developers to go from initial idea to completed selling product faster and easier," stated Mats Karlöf, Manager Third Party Developer Relations. "Now, with the Instrument Development Toolkit, it's easy to build powerful Rack Extension instruments for Reason, even without prior coding experience. The recently released A-List series and Jiggery Pokery instruments demonstrate that developers can easily create Rack Extensions that sound incredible and work flawlessly within Reason." Since its release in 2012, Propellerhead's Rack Extension (RE) platform has emerged as a powerful audio plug-in format, with over 800 active developers and nearly 250 instruments and effects now available via the Propellerhead online store. Rack Extensions integrate seamlessly into the Reason rack, combining excellent sound, smooth workflows, and rock-solid stability with the intuitive routing, automation, deep editing, and flexibility that Reason users expect. Propellerhead's online store manages all trials, sales, distribution, updates and license management of all RE's, serving as a single point of contact for every Reason user. The new Instrument Development Toolkit makes it possible for developers to easily build professional sample-based instruments without writing C++ code. Current Kontakt and NN-XT instrument designers can import their libraries into IDT, greatly accelerating the process of developing instruments. IDT's vast built-in effect library, full-featured sampler engine, flexibility and powerful scripting language facilitate the creation of one-of-a-kind instruments. The Instrument Development Toolkit is now available for download and immediate development. Developers can sign-up now at Propellerhead's website: www.propellerheads.se/developer About Propellerhead Software Formed in 1994, Propellerhead Software is a privately owned company based in Stockholm, Sweden. Renowned for its musician-centric approach, Propellerhead has created some of the world's most innovative music software applications, interfaces and technology standards. Musicians, producers and the media have praised Figure, Take, Reason, ReCycle and ReBirth applications for being inspiring, great sounding and of impeccable quality. Technologies such as ReWire and the REX file format are de-facto industry standards, implemented in all major music software. Today, Propellerhead's products are used all over the world by millions of professionals and enthusiasts for all kinds of music making. Further Information: www.propellerheads.se Visit the Rack Extension store: shop.propellerheads.se
Acclaimed Synth Designer's First-Ever Product for Modular Systems Now Available
San Francisco, CA—August 28, 2014—Dave Smith Instruments today began shipping the DSM01 Curtis Filter module, their first product for modular synthesizers. The module takes its name from the filter chip originally designed by the late Doug Curtis, which has been an integral part of the sound of Dave Smith's instruments from the classic Sequential Circuits Prophet-5, all the way up to recent synths such as the Evolver, Mopho, Prophet '08, and Prophet 12.
The DSM01 features a switchable 2/4-pole, resonant low-pass filter, as well as its own VCA. It is a standard 8HP wide, Eurorack-format device with interconnections made using 3.5 mm phone jacks. A carefully designed set of inputs and parameters allows voltage control of filter frequency and resonance. Filter slope is selectable between -12 dB and -24 dB. The module's VCA features two separate outputs for the filter—one pre-VCA and the other, post-VCA. A unique feature of the filter is a Boost function that introduces harmonic distortion into the signal for more aggressive coloration.
"Having the widest tonal palette possible has always been the goal for modular users," said Smith. "This product is our first—but significant—contribution to that world. We wanted to give modular users easy, affordable access to the classic Curtis filter sound, which I've always found very versatile and expressive." The Curtis sound has often been described as saturated, brash, and powerful, and has also been fundamental to such vintage instruments as the Oberheim Xpander, Rhodes Chroma and Polaris, and Elka Synthex.
"The DSM01 packs a lot of sound-shaping power into a small package. We think modular users are going to get a lot of sonic mileage out of it," said Smith.
The DSM01 Curtis Filter module is available now with a MAP of $179. Price and specifications subject to change.
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Alistair Overeem has put MMA on hold and is dedicated to K-1 this fall. He wants to be the first to hold both the K-1 GP World Championship and an MMA Heavyweight championship at the same time. He has always stated it as a goal he wants to achieve in his career. He has blocked out his schedule thru December to accomplish that goal. But, there is one problem. Ben Edwards is his first round opponent.
You may not have heard of Ben Edwards. He has been a terror on the Aussie kickboxing scene for a few years now. He is an absolute beast. The 25 year old Edwards hails from Australia. He stands at 6' 3" and weighs 254 pounds. In this year's Oceania GP, Edwards set a new K-1 record for the fastest win in K-1 GP tournament history. It took Edwards a total of 3:28 to complete his win, defeating K-1 veteran, Paul Slowinski, in 56 seconds in the final bout. In the quarterfinals, Edwards displayed incredible power by knocking out Faisal Zakaria in spectacular fashion with a crushing right. Edwards style displays no fear as he quickly engages and throws hands, heavy hands. We have seen Alistair finish opponents with devastating swiftness, but when he is challenged by a hard hitting fighter his chin has shown weakness.
No doubt Overeem will be the favorite going into this bout and he should be. Edwards is still building his resume in K-1 while Overeem is a star in the field of competitors. Still, watching Edwards fight and witnessing the crushing power he has in his right hand I can easily see this as a quick exit for Overeem. Edwards is exactly the kind of fighter that Overeem has trouble with and he could be looking at an early ticket home and no payday for the rest of the year. Regardless of the outcome it is a great first round bout. This year's World GP should be special.


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Aviette- n. A heavier-than-air flying machine in which the motive power is furnished solely by the aviator.
In the same spirit of adventure, this bride wears a beautiful white cashmere pants suit from Reem Acra's fall wedding collection.
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The northeast is at it's peak with fall color now. I couldn't resist spending the morning hiking and taking some pictures with my new camera.
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Thick wool cardigan, plaid field bag and water proof tin cloth chaps (worn over jeans)- all from Filson
Leather boots- Esquivel Shoes
Hand knit hat- Cabbages & Roses
Silver chain necklace with elk antlers-Kiskastyle
Camera, special edition- Leica
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Getting around the campus of Smith College is easier if you have a bike!
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I love the detail that designer Natalie Chanin has applied to her beautiful bridal dresses. All are one of kind and handcrafted by her rural based company 'Alabama Chanin.'
I picked up this 19th century photograph glass negative at the Brimfield Antiques Fair a few weeks ago. What made it special? I was fascinated with what the group of girls were wearing- traditional Dutch clothing and wooden clogs.
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As newlyweds I loved decorating our first apartment. Back then I used a lot of rustic country pieces including a collection of family quilts. I displayed them on my antique iron beds and hung some on the wall. When my interests changed so did my decor; away went the quilts into the nearest closet, until now. Perhaps it's the new surge in craftmaking that has me appreciating them all over again.
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In April, British Vogue Magazine reinstated one of its classic features- 'More Dash Than Cash.' It was during the 1970's through the early 1980's (I think I got the dates right) that it was a popular segment encouraging and instructing women that to have style didn't need to be dictated by their bank account. Later, Vogue published several books using the same title. Can Vogue's 'More Dash Than Cash' inspire consumers in a troubled economy? From what I've seen so far, they're on the right track!
April- 'Safari Style'
May- 'Micro Flowers'
August- 'Classic Remix'
September- 'The Great Outdoors'
October- 'Forward March'
Note- Because of space, I've selected one picture from each theme. June and July have been omitted.
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Problem is the government forced banks to make loans to people who had no business getting the loan in the first place. This was the community reinvestment act. Loans for businesses and homes were made to people who would not qualify without this act and low and behold we had the mortgage crisis.November 14, 2011 at 7:42 p.m.
Banks were to blame as well for making loans that were even more shaky than required under the Reinvestment Act.
People were to blame for being greedy and buying more house than they could afford.
Plenty of blame to share and now the banks are being even greedier.
I will be constructing an interior safe room that is fire proof and keeping my cash on hand.
If it wasn't so inconvenient, all should start to write a check instead- let them clear a trainload of $2.50 checks a day. Inexpensive or free checking is the way to get deposits, so it can be loaned out (there is the profit center- not service charges).November 14, 2011 at 11:26 a.m.
The article says that banks will lose $6.6 BILLION this year. That means that they will still be making an obscene amount anyway. Plus,that amount will still exist. It will be part of increased profit for businesses. I know that Der Weierschnitzel was charging an additional $.39/transaction to use a debit card vs. cash. Don't know if they lowered it to $.21 or not. Maybe we should all go back to the inconvience of carrying a bunch of cash for all transactions. Banks will figure out a way to charge us for getting that,too. I keep waiting for there to be a turnstile at the door of the bank and I'll have to insert a quarter(to start) to visit my money!! Bankers are the cigarette manufacturers of the 21st century.November 14, 2011 at 7:11 a.m.
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Hopefully, the jet lag is gone by now.
Mike Diffley was on the first tee at Sahalee Country Club at 7:25 a.m. Pacific Time with James Ferguson, an amateur from Hilton Head, S.C. and Jay Norman from White Bear Lake, Minn. The U.S. Senior Open is the first major championship for the Pelham Country Club head pro, and judging by the bogey-par-double start, he was nervous. I'm guessing there was a self-depreciating remark or two, as well.
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Heath conscious stars like Gwyneth Paltrow and Stacy Keibler are huge fans of Dr. Alejandro Junger. Even Dr. Oz gives this wellness doc two thumbs up!
Dr. Junger wrote the best-selling book Clean and is the creator of the Clean program, which is a 3-week dietary plan to remove toxins and revive overall health. For the year or so, Healthy Hollywood has been an avid follower of Dr. Junger and his endless get healthy tips.
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Recently, Healthy Hollywood stumbled across his thoughts on supplements. Who isn't over-whelmed by all the products and questions whether supplements are garbage or actually useful? "Before we even talk about supplements, we have to acknowledge that food deserves the most attention. That being said, even if we are eating clean, a diet of whole foods is most likely not sufficient," reveals Dr. Junger, who adds, "Whole foods are the key to long-term health, but supplements may just be what we need to take care of any nutrient deficiencies we have."
Dr. Junger shares his top 5 daily recommended supplements.
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Overview: Replenishes essential vitamins and nutrients that may not be present in your diet.Tip: You can find this in tablet/capsule form or within a high-quality nutritional shake mix like Nourish.
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Tip: When possible, focus on getting 20 minutes of direct sunlight on your bare skin daily. For maintenance take 2,000-4,000 IU a day (SunD3). For deficiencies, work with your functional medicine doctor. They will recommend dosages between 5,000-10,000 IU a day for a few weeks.
Overview: an important mineral directly involved in over 300 different bodily functions and often lacking in our diet.Tip: Look for magnesium citrate or glycinate because they have been shown to absorb better. Take at least 250mg/day.
Dr. Junger suggests all of the supplements listed are best taken with food except for the probiotic. Probiotics are best taken on empty stomach with water and don't eat for 15 minutes after taking them.
For more on Dr. Junger and his Clean program, check out www.cleanprogram.com
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In a joint statement this afternoon (14 April 2013), advocacy groups Marriage Equality, the Gay and Lesbian Equality Network (GLEN) and the Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) have welcomed the strong endorsement today by the Constitutional Convention of equal marriage as "an historic step".
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Cllr. Gillian Wharton-Slattery's motion was passed last night by Kerry County Council with 18 councillors voting in favour, 7 against, 1 absent and 1 abstaining.Fair play to Cllr. Wharton-Slattery for tabling it, but bit disappointing that about a quarter of council voted against.
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Tamerlan Tsarnaev's name and face has been plastered across every television screen, all across the country, all week.
Yet, for Lubbock boxing coach Bobby Lee, his name did not ring a bell.
"His face didn't jump out at me. His name definitely didn't jump out at me," Lee said.
Then pictures of Tsarnaev boxing started to emerge, one by one.
"I went, wow that kid was a boxer. But I still didn't recognize him," he said.
It was not until the mention of the "golden gloves" that Lee was prompted to look twice.
"I went, well I was there! I checked it out and there it was!" Lee said.
Lee was in Salt Lake City, Utah for the National Golden Gloves boxing tournament in 2009.
"I remember in the quarter finals, I was watching the heavy weight division. There was this young man, he had the same style as the Russians," Lee said.
Lee has been coaching for more than 40 years. He's traveled all across the globe and has seen all styles of boxing.
"Russians will leave their left hand way out in front. They'll twirl it in a circle to get your attention and then they'll drop the big right hand."
Tsarnaev was up against Chicago boxer Lamar Fenner that night.
"He actually stopped Fenner with a standing 8-count with a big right hand. I'm going, woah! This boy got some power!"
Tsarnaev lost that bout and was not able to advance.
"After he lost, I walked up to him while he was walking out of the ring, while he was taking his gloves off and I remember putting my hand on his shoulder. He was very stalky, well-built, fairly nice-looking young man. He was very sweaty and he was doing his head like, I thought I beat him maybe. And said to him, 'Hey, keep up. You're gonna do better. This is a different style here than in Europe. I said you fight just like a Russian.'"
Tsarnaev said something back to him in Russian but Lee did not understand it.
"I was just thinking, this kid had a lot of power. Probably gonna see something of him," Lee said.
Never in Lee's wildest dreams did he think the next time he would see "the Russian kid with the powerful right punch" would be on his television screen identified as the suspect tied to the Boston bombings.
"We didn't know he was gonna do this back then. If I had of known today what he just did in Boston to the Bostonians, I would have never shaken his hand," Lee said.
With all the attention on the suspects, Lee thinks it is very important to remember the victims.
"They are terrorists. That's what it is. It has to be. They killed all those people and injured those families. My thoughts go out to them, not to this kid."
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Three extraordinary voices, two founding singer-songwriters and one singular vision, the Canadian-based Wailin' Jennys are touring once again after a nearly year-long hiatus. Their heart-stopping harmonies, engaging stage presence and uplifting repertoire have made them scores of fans in the US, the UK and continental Europe. Ruth Moody, Nicky Mehta and Heather Masse have appeared many times on NPR's "A Prairie Home Companion" and at the prestigious Celtic Connections festival in Glasgow, Scotland.
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Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm
Brunch: Sunday: 11:30am - 3:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm,
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Semi-Private Mezzanine seats 10-15 persons for sit down
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The Savoy Tavern is a beautiful two story eatery and bar located in Merrick, New York. Specializing in modern American fare, the menu shares influence from travels all throughout Italy and Europe.
Meatballs, the Panelle Sandwich (voted #1 by NY Magazine), Rice Balls Mussels, Chicken
Milanese, Eggplant Parm Casserole, Mac-n-Cheese are crowd favorites - and bring forth inspiration from some of Europe's most cultured cities.
Happy Hour starts at 4pm daily and features draft beer, wine and cocktail specials complete with a $1 snack menu. Bar features 12 draft beers, cans and bottles.
The wine list was inventively curated and features New and Old world labels available by the bottle or glass. Local and seasonal wines pair well with the food.
Upstairs features a small lounge for cocktails and a semi-private dining room for up to 20 guests.
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I recognized some employees from
Nicholas James, which was nice. There was a sign outside that the drinks were two for one. When we were seated, I was advised that it was only at the bar. On line didn't specify drinks at the bar being half price - only appetizers. And, in that case, since the restaurant was empty, the waitress could have told us that it was all right for us to sit at the bar and drink for a while and that she would seat us later. It was our 25th anniversary. The soups were good. The lobster was good as well. The creamed corn was way too creamy, and the potatoes should have been served separately - because they were soggy from the corn. I did like that the manager went around and spoke to the guests."
Dined on 8/6/2014
My sister -in law decided to go
out for a bite at Savoy Tavern based on a friend's recommendation. We were there at 6:30 on a Saturday night. Our waiter was attentive and our food was very good. I would recommend this restaurant to my friends."
Dined on 7/26/2014
The Savoy is classy local spot
suitable for winding down after work, a special night out with your significant other, or a fun energetic night with friends. My wife and I have been dining at the Savoy since it reopened from its previous life as Brooks and Porter. We loved it then and love it now. Before the Nicolas James merger the Savoy was a lot quieter and was kept as our secret little spot. With the merger came more people (though still intimate), and with no surprise, menu changes. We felt most changes were improvements, however the subtraction of their Chicken Milanese was really disappointing (was one of the best around). If you decide to treat yourself to a night at the Savoy you must start with the Panelle chips! Go and enjoy!"
Dined on 7/25/2014
Past Nicholas James patrons first
time at the savoy. Restaurant has a good vibe but the only thing that reminded me of the great food at Nicholas James was the salad(pear,goat cheese). Everything else we ordered was not good starting with the bread that was brought to the table. It was not worth eating. I ordered a special of the day mink fish medallions. It was extremely fatty parts of it not eatable."
Dined on 7/19/2014
If review question cannot be
answered you do not accept survey. If you do not recommend restaurant how can you choose why you'd would recommend category. And if you do not want to leave message restaurant you should be able to submit survey. Also should not need to leave email."
Dined on 7/16/2014
The waiter did not know anything
about the menu. I asked questions about the contents of a salad, and he had no idea of what the ingredients were. The food was OK, not great. Expensive wine list."
Dined on 7/8/2014
Linguini with seafood and lobster
was not good. The lobster had no taste. One of the owners came over and said the regular chef was not there. Who did the cooking? Fish and chips was okay."
Dined on 7/1/2014
food was good-it was not great.
The pasta with shrimp was somewhat dry and the shortribs were good, but not fall off the bone tender. sweet potatoes were excellent with nice fresh crisp vegtables service was very good. over all a nice experience"
Dined on 6/29/2014
We used to go to Nicholas James
Bistro a lot, well, we finally got to Kevin's new restaurant, the Savoy. It was Lobster Night, so that's what we had, along with an extra app of beer mussels which were very good. I ordered steamed and my wife ordered broiled for the lobster. Both were excellent. Drinks were good. Was a bit noisy, just like the steakhouse that was there earlier, but I guess you can't help the clientele."
Dined on 6/18/2014
My husband and I went to "dine" at
the Savoy thinking it would be an enjoyable experience. The noise level was overbearing. I asked the manager a question regarding the wine and he made a condescending remark and laughed and walked away.We had to wait 45 minutes for our main couse, Anthony the manager never came over to apoligise for the wait. We will not be going back. Quite expensive for a Tavern."
Dined on 6/18/2014
The addition of a smoker adds to
the great menu. Try the brisket-tender and flavorful"
Dined on 5/31/2014
food was good,but it is extremely
noisy. Don't go with friends or on a first date."
Dined on 5/29/2014
Good quality food, small portions,
high priced menu. Went with another couple, ran into another neighborhood couple, liked the open table reservations, easy to get seated. Very good service. "
Dined on 5/24/2014
I enjoy going to Savoy. The food
and service are consistently very good. I may be crazy but I think the menu prices have increased recently with most entrees being $26-$30. One person in our party ordered linguini fruiti d mare....$27! I had tuna over soba noodles....$29. I will think twice before going again because I just can't substantiate the prices in my mind. The food is good but we're not in manhattan."
Dined on 5/21/2014
We went on Saturday night at 7:30.
The restaurant is VERY LOUD. We were screaming at each other in order to be heard. Very vibrant bar scene. Fried Calamari was mushy and not crispy. Salads were excellent. Salmon was delicious as was the Tuna. The other veal dishes ordered by our table were very mediocre. Drinks good. I recommend it for the 25 to 35 year old bar scene types because when you go out with another couple; you'd actually like to speak to them while dining. "
Dined on 5/17/2014
Went on a Friday night. Between
the music and the crowd it was so noisy one could hardly hear one think. Food was good. Much better for lunch as the atmosphere is much better."
Dined on 5/16/2014
We were longtime fans of Nicholas
James and were devastated when it shut down unexpectedly. When we heard that the Executive Chef and staff of the Savoy were from Nicholas James we hurried over and have now dined at the Savoy twice. Both experiences were terrific. The service is wonderful, quick and attentive and the food is spectacular. Well worth the trip!"
Dined on 5/10/2014
We're constantly looking for
OpenTable-friendly restaurants on Long Island, and can never find them! Savoy Tavern was a good spot for a casual meal. Service was attentive, cocktail menu is fun and interesting. We'll go back again. -"
Dined on 5/4/2014
Service was good. I have a gluten
allergy and the restaurant was very accommodating. They have Titos vodka, and could order anything off the menus and was made gluten free. "
Dined on 5/3/2014
The Savoy Tavern opened about two
years ago in the shadows of an aborted steakhouse. The steakhouse was lousy and Savoy was no better. It was a beautiful space but the food was, shall we say, lackluster. Now with the reigns of the kitchen being handed over to new executive chef Kevin Leibov, formerly of Nicholas James, Savoy deserves a second look. The addition of a few of Chef Leibov's dishes and some new twists to some of the Savoy's standards have made for a vey nice dining experience worth trying. My wife enjoyed the simply grilled shrimp and I devoured my tuna. It's time to come back to Savoy folks!!!"
Dined on 5/2/2014
Food was very good but felt a
little rushed. The artichoke appetizer was very good. Had the veal chop and it was well worth it."
Dined on 5/2/2014
Wow. Was hoping for this merger
to be a new place for us to eat but from the poor service and below par food I guess the search continues for a place in Merrick to grab a bite. Very unhappy when you see people returning food because it was cold and the restaurant was not more than half full. If Kevin takes this place and turns it into the original Nicholas James we will return. "
Dined on 4/27/2014
We only visited the Savoy Tavern
because the Executive chef used to own Nicholas James Bistro. This tavern is very different to Nicholas James. Nicholas James Bistro was everything that I wanted in a restaurant, quiet, romantic and good food. Savoy Tavern was noisy and the food was not the best. I would reccommend the bar for a stop-off after a hard day's work but the restaurant is not worth the visit."
Dined on 4/25/2014
Very very loud. Sound level does
not fit nice ambience. Rock music blaring - ball game on tv - doesn't really fit nice sedate decor. Service good - salad good - hanger steak chewy. May or may not give second chance "
Dined on 4/19/2014
Average. The food was good but not
great. I had the fish special that was pretty good. My wife had a veal dish that was a little well done. My friend had the Salmon that was raw and had to be sent back. We skipped dessert. They had a nice wine and specialty beer list. Good restaurant but not great. The service was a little slow."
Dined on 4/12/2014
The restaurant is comfortable and
inviting. The food is excellent in taste and in presentation, and good portions too. The music was fun and made my entire experience enjoyable and relaxing."
Dined on 4/3/2014
As the menu at the "old Savoy"
will be changing I am looking forward to Kevin's proven, innovative, fresh and delicious dishes. The meal from Sat. night, ordered totally off the old menu was quite uninspiring and less than stellar. So looking forward to the new dishes. The staff was very friendly and explained the new updates that would be previewing this week, so I'm looking forward to going back and trying the "new Savoy" menu."
Dined on 3/22/2014
Upon arrival for dinner, the
hostess stared at us with confusion. I said "I have a reservation". I was able to see it was in her computer system under my name. "I'm sorry," she said, "I cannot seat you." I was unhappy with her response but I tried to be understanding. "When will you be able to seat us?" I asked. She replied "I don't know if I can accommodate you?" was her response. To which I answered in disbelief "Never?" I laughed. Tell me there is a six hour wait for my reservation but she implied that she could never seat us. She summoned a manager who said that it would be at least fifteen minutes, which was a better yet implausible answer. My wife and I stood there for 15 minutes and then left for dinner at a different restaurant."
Dined on 3/1/2014
We wanted to have a great
experience. The South Shore in Nassau is a void for good restaurants. We need you to succeed. Unfortunately that was not what occurred. The service was terrible, the food - just average. They really just need to get their act together. If they do, they will have standing room only !"
Dined on 3/1/2014
started out , no blue moon , -no
corona lite_ no Amstel -no mich ultra / so I had a bud lite , ordered bake clams took 30 minutes only to come out cold / they brought new ones out only to be now burnt. we both had a cheese burger ,which was ok , did I also tell you the waiter was her first day , boy o boy"
Dined on 3/1/2014
This was probably our 6th visit to
the Savoy. Even though we enjoy the food, it may be our last. The service was very friendly but incredibly slow. 15 minutes after ordering coffee, we just asked for the check. That took almost as long as the food. I don't know what happened to their ability to handle their diners, but it was not full and they still had a very hard time keeping up. We also had a gift coupon they wouldn't honor because the expiration date was crossed out. But, that's how we received it in the mail when it came from the restaurant. We didn't bother arguing the point because it was aleady a long night."
Dined on 3/1/2014
I have tried the Savoy several
times & I really want to like it, but their not making it easy. The wait for food is consistently too long & the food is just OK. It seems that they are never staffed properly & that's a shame. It's a good location & the decor is nice. I wish them the best, but three strikes & I'm out."
Dined on 2/22/2014
so we booked through opentable but
upon getting to the restraaunt the young hostesses did notnhave our time booked and keep saying iur reservation did not come in when I clearly got an email it was confirmed. then this long hair manager came in and we tokd him our sitution and did noth8ng for us except make us wait 1 hour to be sat."
Dined on 2/15/2014
Nice vibe. Felt like a city spot,
except it's conveniently located in my neighborhood."
Dined on 2/14/2014
6:30 reservation and had to wait
15 minutes when there was many open tables. Got seated right next to another couple I felt like we were intruding. Tables are set very close together. Waitress was very nice. But we waiting 20 minutes to order after getting bread. We were there for almost 3 hours total. I believe it was the owner or manager who was annoying they were trying to set a table up for a large group and they were very loud and annoying to listen too while they were trying to set it up. I noticed that everyone else were having a problem with waiting to order as well. The food was decent. The place is nice but the tables are way too close and it's very uncomfortable."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Okay so I made a reservation
through open table at 4:00pm on Valentines in order to beat the rush. Well we got there and the doors were closed. I was ready to just find somewhere else but my friend insisted I called. After talking to one of the guys and explaining we had a reservation he was so kind to let us in. When we got in I think we spoke to the manager and he was really nice explaining that because it was a slower month they opened at 5 but hat we could sit and eat. We ordered the lobster Mac and cheese (amazing!), crab cakes (good but not the best I've had the homemade tartar sauce was definitly the star of the plate), the Bianco Mussels (absolutely delicious), and then we split the caprese salad which was small for the price."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Love the Tuna Tar tar .. lobster
mac was good, didn't taste the truffle though. Did not like the crab rangoons, they were fried and felt like thats all i tasted. Main meal was delicious, Got the salmon & the special which was marinated skirt steak. Very tasty. The dessert however, was not a fan. We ordered the Tiramasu which we thought tasted like eggnog. Not sure if it was the recipe or if the mascapone cheese could of possibly been bad."
Dined on 2/7/2014
I've been to Savoy a few times and
for the most part was very pleased. When I went this past week something was different. Service was crappy, & the food wasn't very good. Definitely not worth the money. Not sure if it was an off night, but I was disappointed. I will definitely try it again, but if it is at all similar to this experience, it will be my last time there."
Dined on 2/1/2014
From the moment we walked in
things were bad. We had an 8:00 reservation. We were told our table wasn't ready. Meanwhile, there were several empty tables. After 20 minutes we inquired about the empty tables and we were told they were reserved. For who? We were there with a reservation. After another 10 minutes, they said they'd seat us at one of the empty tables but we were told the kitchen is backed up and it may take 45 minutes to get any food. We sat anyway. Then we didnt see a waiter to even order drinks for 20 minutes. We finally flagged a waitress who was in training but she was the only efficient one there. she said she'd take our order. Food was nothing special. Other diners were also having problems too. We will not return."
Dined on 2/1/2014
waited 20 mins to be seated even
with a reservation, there were several tables open. Took another 20 mins to get our drinks. for apps we had the calamari 7 oysters - very good. entrees showed up only 4 out of the 6 got their entrees. after 25 mins of waiting we asked to speak to the manager and never came to our table, the waitress informed us there was no manager on duty so i wasked to speak to the owner who also never came to the table. the table next to me sent back an entree (same one i ordered) that made it to my table AFTER the person from the other table touched the food and decided he didnt want it. At that point we asked for the check and left."
Dined on 2/1/2014
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Influence of edge distance on quality and static behaviour of self-piercing riveted aluminium joints
Li, Dezhi, Han, Li, Thornton, M. and Shergold, M.. (2012) Influence of edge distance on quality and static behaviour of self-piercing riveted aluminium joints. Materials & Design, Volume 34 . pp. 22-31. ISSN 0264-1275Full text not available from this repository.
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Self-piercing riveting is one of the main joining methods for construction of aluminium body structures in the automotive industry. In order to optimise vehicle mass it is desirable to use minimum flange widths, which has implications with respect to the rivet to sheet edge distance and consequently joint quality and strength. The influence of the rivet to sheet edge distance, referred as edge distance, on the quality and strength of self-piercing riveted joints was evaluated using standard aluminium alloy AA5754 through two groups of samples. For Group 1; the edge distance changed by varying rivet pitch, whilst the samples' width was kept constant. For Group 2; the different edge distances were obtained by changing sample width, whilst the rivet pitch remained the same. The results showed that the edge distance affects joint quality by altering distortion levels and tearing resistance. The increase in edge distance led to an increase in both lap-shear and coach-peel strength; whilst rivet pitch and specimen width play a minor role in the strength trend. An optimum edge distance and a minimum edge distance with considerations on joint quality and strength are recommended.
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A Near North Side church is handing out cash in some of Chicago's hardest hit neighborhoods.
The Chicago Tribune reports that Reverend Jackson Crum distributed cash to worshippers at Park Community Church on Sunday.
Crum told his flock to put the $12,000 to work in neighborhoods they think it will do the most good.
Most of the envelopes only had a couple of bucks inside, while others had more than $100.
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