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This weekend I'm heading up to my cottage up North.
Bear country. Fishing country. Nature…country.
Whatever you want to call it, it's not the cement jungle in which I'm used to. However, like a true fashionista, I have packed 2 bags for a three-day weekend with friends because…being in the wilderness allows me to tap into rustic and stereo-typically Canadian outfits which would otherwise look ridiculous.
Other than the lumberjack plaid, touques and hiking boots…I'm not looking forward to leaving behind my creature comforts.
Yesterday I wrote about how if I were to write a book about my life up until this point it would be called "Never Been Loved". Well let's pretend that book became a New York Times Best Seller - and I was approached to make a film on it. This morning…would have been the opening montage to Never Been Loved.
This morning, I woke up feeling great. My hair (due to the humidity) had this cute relaxed curl, my make up looked great…and my outfit looked adorable. That's where my good morning ended.
Upon leaving my apartment - I kicked a pigeon. Now this is quite often a weekly occurance. Anyone who lives in a big city knows that pigeons have a cocky attitude. They are so used to humans that often…instead of them getting out of your way - you have to get out of theirs. They fly low, because they are so used to humans ducking for them. So, about once a week…I awkwardly end up kicking a pigeon.
"Hey! Lady! I'm walkin' here!" is what I imagine them saying. In a heavy New Jersey accent.
I'm then standing at a cross walk, next to a guy…which I can only describe using my inner dialogue.
"Look at this guy. He looks like if Pauly D…no…Ronnie. He looks like if Ronnie and a carrot made babies. Why is he so orange? Does he thinks he looks good? He actually looks like a carrot. Not just in colour - but actually, his physique looks like a carrot. All big in his upper body and teeny tiny little butt and legs. Ew."
Not long after my charming little banter with myself did he turn around to face me.
"Hey sugar!"
Did he just call me sugar?
"You work here? I haven't seen you around cupcake."
AND THEN…my shoe breaks. The strap on my favourite matte black wedge heals that I just bought a few weeks ago - breaks.
This has just been my walk to work. It's been a good morning. Sigh.
It's been about a week. I find I've been struggling with writers block. No, not even writers block…creativity block…no…a living block.
So where I left off, Samantha was coming over. Where theres Samantha, there are boys. However, we didn't go out to find them. Like 12 year olds - we sat on Facebook…window shopping if you will.
"Look at him! He's cute right? I've slept with him. Oh and this guy…most amazing body. THIS GUY HERE! Ah! He wrote me a song!"
I've always been jealous of Samantha in that way. Her ability to make guys fall hopelessly in love with her has always been something I lack. Actually, I lack that skill severely. If I were to publish a book today about my life up until this point, I think it would be called "Never Been Loved".
"They do love you." Olivia said to me the other day. "They just tell you in weird ways."
Those ways she's referring to include:
- An boyfriend of a year couldn't tell me to my face that he loved me, so he'd whisper it when he thought I was sleeping.
- Mr. Big - and drunken late nights texts which I would receive saying "I love you, but not like that."
So here I am, with a few newly purchased boys to pursue. However I find myself doing a rather bad habit which many of us girls have. When we meet a cute boy, and we want to find a reason for why they are 'the one' we get a bad case of the 'Me Too's!'.
This is when we find ourselves agreeing to something the boy has said. We aren't saying "Me too" because we truly agree. No, our me too means "I can live with that."
As much as I enjoy the person I'm becoming, I find I miss more and more the days when I was just getting to know Mr. Big. We didn't even have to have the conversations like "What was your favourite subject in school?" Or "Scenario: It's a Friday night at 6pm, what would you be doing?" Because with Mr. Big, I know what his favourite subject is, what he would enjoy doing, what his favourite artists are…and all that comparable crap we all try to relate to, because he is a male-me. I already know what he likes - and it's what I like…with no settling or compromises.
For all those dealing with a 'bad break-up', I must tell you…you are blessed. There is nothing worse then a 'good' break-up. Does that exist? You ask. Oh, yes…yes it does.
Mr. Big and I broke up just under a month ago. For the past few weeks I have spent that time mourning him. What is THAT? That's not normal. I found myself wishing it would've ended messy. I found myself recalling the past break-ups. How I would spend a couple weeks crying, and then suddenly something would click. Something that would let me think "I'm better then that."
Well, I am happy to tell you that he finally pissed me off.
Tomorrow, Samantha is coming over. She is 'Samantha' in every sense of the word - with the added bonus that her name is actually Samantha. We will crack open a $10 bottle of Rosé…
And at that point I will have some grand revelation that will allow me to finish this post.
After going to see Friends With Benefits last night (by myself - I might add), I came to realize that I am not the only one with a 5-date rule. Now, rules were meant to be twisted and broken, however - I try to stick to a 5-date rule.
I don't know why we set ourselves up for disappointment. Justin Timberlake had it right in the movie when he tells Mila's character that she gave him a 5-date rule, he saw the challenge, got some, and then left.
But my friends, what is more offensive then the man who enjoys a challenge - is the man who can't handle the challenge. So that, brings me back to Prince Charming, who was given the 5-date challenge. Now two dates in (the last being two weeks ago), and several requests for sex, which I turned down…
"Five dates, you know the rule."
He is now trying "The Check-In" approach. This ladies, is when a man does not text you or call you on a daily basis. You might see him sign-in online…but doesn't talk to you. However - at any given point (usually on a weekend) he…checks in.
"Hey you! Long time no talk! I've been thinking a lot about you…what are you doing after the bar tonight?"
Translation: Hello girl, who I think is madly in love with me. I don't want to date you, so I've been avoiding speaking with you. BUT - I do want to have sex with you. Has my lack of contact left you emotionally damaged enough…so that you might consider sleeping with me?
In the rules of he's just not that into you - The Check-In is a classic…and one I will gladly ignore.


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Decadent chocolate swirl buns
Combining bread and chocolate is nothing new. I do not know how long French children have enjoyed snacking on buttery pain au chocolat, but I am sure the practice of surrounding bittersweet chocolate with thin, crispy sheets of puff pastry goes back many, many generations. Portland's Grand Central Bakery makes a superb pain au chocolat and occasionally I will succumb to the craving and buy one. I start out trying to behave myself and then two minutes later it is gone and I am left with a lap full of pastry shards. It's truly one of my all-time, favorite, sinful foods. A homemade version appeared on this blog eight months ago.
For a couple of years I've wanted to make chocolate babka. Chocolate babka is an exotic-looking sweet yeast bread rolled around a chocolatey-filling. They're typically baked into loaves and sliced, but this miniature, hand-held version caught my eye on Smitten Kitchen yesterday and I knew I absolutely had to make them. As they baked the house smelled of homemade bread and melting chocolate. As I carried the finished product into the garage to photograph it was all I could do to keep from burning my tongue and popping one in my mouth.
Two of these were eaten immediately and five of them went to neighbors. What's left of them will be re-warmed this morning and enjoyed with espressos. This afternoon I will modify my recent dietary behavior and enjoy celery and carrot sticks.
Chocolate swirl buns, a recipe from Smitten Kitchen
Yield: 12 muffin-sized buns
- 1/2 cup milk, preferably whole
- 1/4 cup plus a pinch of granulated sugar
- 2 teaspoons active dry yeast
- 1 large egg, brought to room temperature
- 2 cups all-purpose flour, plus more for work surface
- 1/2 teaspoon table salt
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature, plus additional for bowl and muffin tins
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1/2 pound semisweet chocolate
- Pinch of salt
- 3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon (optional)
Prepare dough: Warm milk and a pinch of sugar to between 110 to 116°F. If you don't have a thermometer, you're looking for it to be warm but not hot to the touch; best to err on the cool side. Sprinkle yeast over milk and let stand until foamy, about 5 minutes. In a small bowl, whisk together egg and remaining 1/4 cup sugar, then slowly whisk in yeast mixture.
In a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, combine flour and salt. Run mixer on low and add egg mixture, mixing until combined. Add butter and mix until incorporated. Switch mixer to dough hook and let it knead the dough for 10 minutes on low speed. Butter a large bowl and place dough in it. Cover loosely with a lint-free towel or plastic wrap and let rise for 1 hour, or until doubled.
Meanwhile, prepare filling: If your chocolate is in large bars, roughly chop it. Then, you can let a food processor do the rest of the work, pulsing the chopped chocolate with the salt, sugar, and cinnamon (if using) until the chocolate is very finely chopped with some parts almost powdery. Add butter and pulse machine until it's distributed throughout the chocolate. (If you don't have a food processor, just chop the chocolate until it's very finely chopped, then stir in the sugar, salt, cinnamon and butter until it makes a pasty/chunky/delicious mess.) Set mixture aside.
Generously butter a standard 12-muffin tin; set aside.
Form buns: Once dough is doubled, turn it out onto a well-floured surface and gently deflate it with floured hands. Let it rest for another 5 minutes. Once rested, roll dough into a large, rectangle. The short sides should be 12 inches, the other side should be 20 inches or so. (The longer you roll it the more dramatic and swirled your buns will be.)
Sprinkle the filling evenly over the dough's surface. Tightly roll the dough back over the filling from one short end to the other, forming a 12 to 13-inch log. With a sharp serrated knife, gently saw 1-inch segments off the log and place each in a prepared muffin cup. Loosely cover buns with plastic wrap or a lint-free towel and let them rise for another 30 minutes.
Preheat oven to 350°F .
Bake: Bake buns for 15 to 20 minutes, until puffed and brown. If you have an instant read thermometer, you can take the buns out when it reads 185 to 190 degrees in the middle of each bun.
Set buns on cooling rack and let them cool slightly before you remove them from the muffin tins.
Do ahead: These buns can be formed, placed in the muffin cups and refrigerated (loosely covered with plastic, which you might want to oil to keep it from sticking) the night before, to bake in the morning. You can bake them directly from the fridge. They can be baked and frozen until needed, up to 1 month.


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Buffalo, N.Y. (WKBW release) -- On June 1, Steve Kozak of Cheektowaga selected the winning key that unlocked a brand-new 2012 Ford F-150 SuperCab XLT 4x4, courtesy of the Western New York Ford Dealers.
According to a news release:
At the WYRK Taste of Country concert, 11 contestants were invited onto Coca-Cola Field for a chance to win a new Ford F-150. A reverse-style lottery eliminated nine contestants when their names were announced. The final two contestants anxiously waited for the next break between musical acts to head back onstage to test their luck. Each received a key to the truck and pressed the alarm button to reveal the winner. Mr. Kozak held the winning key that unlocked his new pickup truck.
"It's incredible. It's fantastic. You have no idea," said Steve Kozak, Cheektowaga. "I needed a new vehicle so bad. Now I have a brand-new F-150 thanks to the Western New York Ford Dealers."
Throughout the month of May, 106.5 WYRK DJ's qualified listeners and announced finalists every Friday to participate in the grand prize giveaway for a chance to win a 2012 Ford F-150, the official truck of the WYRK Taste of Country. WYRK's Clay Moden and Dale Mussen were on site to announce the winner, along with Frank Downing of the Western New York Ford Dealers.
"There aren't many fans more passionate than country music fans; except maybe Ford F-150 fans," said Downing. "That's why Ford's F-Series trucks have been America's best-selling trucks for 35 years. Congrats to Steve – I know he's going to love this truck."


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Hit the Slopes – Discount Brighton Passes
There is fresh new snow in the mountains so now is the perfect time to get out and enjoy some time on the slopes. The inversion will also inevitably return and provide the perfect excuse to grab the gear and head for the clean air and powder. Did you know you can purchase discounted Brighton Ski Resort VIP Vouchers at Harmons Business Centers?
2012-2013 Season
Adult Day Pass $57
Night Pass $29
Youth Pass $25
These VIP Vouchers are valid any day and easily exchanged into a lift pass at any ticket counter at Brighton. The vouchers do expire at the end of the season, so make sure you take advantage of this great deal with this year's snowfall.
Don't forget about the movie tickets, bus passes, balloons, fishing licenses, gift cards, postal services and much more available at your local Harmons Business Center.


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Blawg of the Day – Delaware Court of Chancery Practice Blog
It seems like the blogging lawyers at Fox Rothschild are coming out with new blogs all the time. This one isn't new, but it's new to me – the Delaware Court of Chancery Practice Blog covers corporate and commercial practice in, well, the Delaware Court of Chancery. Most of the latest posts discuss recent opinions of the court, but you'll also find posts on derivative actions, entity formation, fiduciary duties, mergers and acquisisions, shareholder disputes, and more.
Blawg of the Day – Florida Bankruptcy and Foreclosure Defense Blog
I'm learning just how many bankruptcy blogs are out there – there are a lot! And they are all of varying degrees of quality and substance. So I'm choosing to feature those bankruptcy law blogs that provide useful information, which is mostly provided to consumers and not other lawyers. The Florida Bankruptcy and Foreclosure Defense Blog fits this criteria; you'll find recent posts on the "short sale," the tax consequences of foreclosure, and how to file Chapter 7 bankruptcy, among other topics. It's published by Jordan Bublick, a lawyer in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Blawg of the Day – TechHealth Perspectives
A blog from big firm EpsteinBeckerGreen today – this one is called TechHealth Perspectives, and it covers strategy, analysis, and commentary on current and new health technologies. You'll find recent posts on the corporate practice of medicine, The Telehealth Promotion Act, remote patient monitoring tools, and much more.
Blawg of the Day – Allison Leotta
Another day, another self-titled blog. Today we have Allison Leotta, who is a novelist and former federal sex crimes prosecutor. Most of her posts are critiques of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," where she breaks down each episode and discusses it from the perspective of a sex crimes prosecutor. I know I appreciate law-related shows a lot more when they get stuff right, and it's interesting to see someone's take on what SVU is getting right and wrong when it comes to investigating and prosecuting these kinds of crimes.
Blawg of the Day – Koehler Law
Jamison Koehler is a criminal defense lawyer representing clients in Northern Virginia and the District of Columbia. At Koehler Law he's discussing a number of topics, related to criminal law and other topics. Lately he has been talking about clients in military uniform, the corpus delicti rule, cross-examining the analyst in a drug prosecution, and whether the Washington Redskins should change their name.
Blawg of the Day – Berks County Law Update
I'm back! I took a couple of weekends off to write seminar papers and get my latest book off to the printers, but now I'm back to blogging on a more regular basis. We'll start the week off with a very local blog – the Berks County Law Update. For those of you who don't know, Berks County is located in Pennsylvania, with Reading being the main city in the county. The blog covers recent legal developments and civic issues in the community, and features posts on most of the major legal areas – bankruptcy, criminal law, elections, family law, insurance, land use planning, litigation, municipal law, tax matters, and more. It's brought to you by the folks at uber-blogging firm Fox Rothschild.
Blawg of the Day – Erlich Law Blog
We'll end the week with the Erlich Law Blog, the blog of the Erlich Law Office of Arlington, Virginia. The blog focuses primarily on employment-related topics, with posts on recent labor and employment law developments.
Blawg of the Day – Delaware Business Bankruptcy Report
The lawyers at the Wilmington firm of Morris James are keeping you up to date on the latest bankruptcy case law at the Delaware Business Bankruptcy Report You'll find brief summaries of recent opinions from Delaware Bankruptcy Court, along with a link to the opinion. They haven't posted in about a month, so here's hoping they start back up again soon.
Blawg of the Day – The CockleBur
I did not know that the Cockle Law Brief Printing Company was the largest producer of U.S. Supreme Court briefs. I did know, however, that a cocklebur is a pesky plant that sticks on your socks, having been the recipient of many of them. The CockleBur blog is designed along those lines – to offer articles covering the law and life, providing tidbits that would be difficult to shake. In addition to posting links to recent merits briefs they have filed, they also upcoming cases as well as current cases before the Supreme Court.
Blawg of the Day – Right-Tasking
Right-Tasking is the blog of Jim Boeckman's consulting business of the same name; Jim works with Chief Legal Officers, General Counsel, and others in companies responsible for managing and procuring legal services, to assess whether their enterprises are maximizing the value of their legal services. On the blog he's providing legal expense management news and other resources.
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Northampton Museums - What's On
For Children
October Half - Term and Christmas workshops
All at Northampton Museum and Art Gallery
Leather Stamping Workshop
28 October
2-2.45pm & 3- 3.45pm
Make your own unique and genuine leather key fob, bookmark or wristband. £2.50 booking essential. Ring 01604 837397
The Big Draw
29 October 11am - 2pm.
Come along to take part in this arts workshop with members of the Town and County Art Society.
£2.50 booking essential. ring 01604 837397
Ghoulish Crafts
31 October 10am - 12pm and 1-3pm
Fun activities for children to make flying witches, pumpkins on a stick and other spooky crafts. Free. Drop in.
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Medical School: Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine
Graduation Date: 1969
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Naomi Judd Responds to Ashley Judd Memoirby Free Britney at . Comments
Country music legend Naomi Judd was not a picture-perfect mom.
That much is quite obvious from Ashley Judd's allegations of incest and sexual abuse suffered as a child. Not by Naomi, per se, but on her train wreck mom's watch.
"I will probably get around to reading it, because as a mom, I certainly want to honor her reality," Naomi says of Ashley's memoir, All That is Bitter and Sweet.
"I was horrible," Naomi said. "I didn't know any better."
Ashley Judd's book alleges a childhood of "trauma, abandonment, addiction and shame," and does not mince words about her family's role in all of the above.
Her older sister Wynonna admits that her sister's allegations - a constant flow of pot in the house, sexual abuse by a neighbor and more - have made things tense.
Reading the manuscript, Wynonna said, put her in "an unbearable place between two women that I really love." True, that kind of thing makes holidays awkward ...
Also awkward: Naomi and Wynonna are in the midst of promoting their new OWN reality show, just as the book comes out. Bad PR or GENIUS PR? You decide.
the three judds are brave woman with the one thing that we all have in common, that is to be human.
Personally, I'm getting really sick of people vomiting up the guts of their lives for the whole world to see, read, hear,etc. Is it to get attention? Is it to punish family members or others? Is it to sell books, do interviews, etc.? If a person was abused in any way, get help. Get psychotherapy, tell someone you can confide in, and try to work through it. I don't want to deal with anyone else's mess or even hear about it. There's simply no need to make everything about your life public.
Skydiver wrote: "...who shares this stuff with the public unless they don't care about their family and they just want attention? Ashley's low class behavior makes me believe she was probably raised by low class people...It also makes me believe that she must not have a lot of fans since this is what it takes to get attention..." Wow, MTE. Not keeping secrets doesn't mean humiliating your family publicly. Ashley's so-called brilliant therapists thought this was the right way to heal her relationships with her family? Everyone involved seems like they have a few screws loose.
I have not read the book but saw Ashley Judd interviewed by Tavis Smiley on PBS - it was a wonderful interview...she's a brave person with a kind heart..what's not to like. Tavis is cool too.
At least for me, it's very bad PR. The Judds were just a bit before my time, but I enjoyed Naomi and Wynona singing and was never really impressed by Ashley or her movies... So for me it went from "I just barely like this this family" to "These people disgust me." And honestly, who shares this stuff with the public unless they don't care about their family and they just want attention? Ashley's low class behavior makes me believe she was probably raised by low class people and it's all true. It also makes me believe that she must not have a lot of fans since this is what it takes to get attention, so I was right about her acting. This book is just too much. I'm still shocked. I know other people have made such confessions, but so far it's been people I expected it from. And I haven't read it, but all the details it's supposed have?? Just disgusting.


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Are you into gothic music, aesthetics and/or gothic fashion?
(I am open to your individual interpretation of what constitutes 'Goth'; today it encompasses such a large number of different styles from trad-goth, victorian-goth, goth-rock, perky-goth etc - all of these extended sub-genres are welcome to take part in the project!)
Then this workshop is for you! Click here to register: https://blackno1.eventbrite.co.uk/
Photography Workshop
This workshop will introduce you to studio lighting and the way it can change the mood of photographs. We will try several different setups and everyone will get hands on experience taking pictures and you will get to keep copies of all the images you take. Equipment will be provided along with props, backgrounds and cool locations. At the end of the workshop we will look at Photoshop and the way this is used to enhance images.
This workshop does not require any special skills and you don't need to bring any special equipment or fancy cameras!
Only open to individuals aged 16-21, living in Medway/Swale and with an active interest in all things Gothic.
There are two dates to choose from; the first session is on a Saturday (21st September) starting at 13.00 whilst the second one is on a Thursday evening (10th October) starting 18:00.
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Portrait test…
This is a portrait of my friend Jesper. It's a test-shot from a project that I've been trying to get my head around for a long time… Maybe 2012 is the year when the pieces will fall into place?
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The massive Hercules Unit Trust transaction this week epitomises the significant long-term shift in real estate lawyering that has defined the past year for lawyers in this sector.
The deal saw Pillar Property and Schroders create a £1.5bn property unit trust and take a giant step in the industry's quest for a tax-efficient alternative to direct property investment.
Whether in the City, the West End or the regions, real estate lawyers are working hand-in-glove with their corporate and finance colleagues like never before, and are already well on the way to becoming one and the same thing.
As The Lawyer's "London's Turning" feature illustrated (21 May), the development schemes that are changing the capital's skyline have led the way in this transformation. The plain vanilla route of 'build it, finance it, sell it' of 15 years ago is no more. The Lawyer said: "Of course, it was never easy, but the business has changed dramatically since then, not least down to the innovations of such seminal 1980s projects as Canary Wharf and Broadgate. They have helped change the whole market, breaking new ground in terms of sheer scale, quality of design, speed of construction and the complexity of different types of finance and sale and letting techniques, much of which was imported from the US. The impact on the legal profession has been profound, helping to transform the role of property lawyers within the professional team and making the work more profitable than ever before."
Linklaters is one firm that has taken hold of the shift with both hands, and as a result scooped The Lawyer's Real Estate Team of the Year Award back in July.
The shift also goes a long way towards explaining a flurry of niche West End property practices opting to be swallowed up by much larger firms. When Nathan Silman, McGuinness Finch and Higby Hargreaves all took this route during 2001, The Lawyer wrote: "Property lawyers now operate in quite a different climate to the heydays of the 1980s, when stamp duty had yet to shoot up to today's 4 per cent. Property ownership and investment is now far more sophisticated. Securitisation, limited liability partnerships and so on have emerged from corporate and tax lawyers. For former Nathan Silman partner Nicola Kravitz, the need to gain in-house tax expertise was a critical driver for seeing Nathan Silman merge. Accountants may be one answer, but knowing you are fielding as good a tax lawyer as the other side is a nice feeling. McGuinness Finch also felt the need to develop its corporate capability and set out to find a team - unsuccessfully. And corporate structuring was something Higby Hargreaves simply did not offer." (18 June.)
As ever, the flip side of the coin for clients demanding such sophisticated expertise has been cost. Clients are shrewder than ever about how they divide up their work. Against this backdrop, national and regional firms have been proving their worth. Eversheds, for example, won a prestigious new appointment to replace Linklaters as adviser to Lend Lease Corporation on its flagship Bluewater Shopping and Leisure Centre. In-house solicitor Jackie Jordan told The Lawyer: "We've certainly not severed our ties with Linklaters. Both they and we felt that perhaps they were a bit too big for the day-to day-work." (17 September.)
Prudential is another mega client rethinking how it uses lawyers. When The Lawyer broke the story that the Pru was to review its legal outsourcing for UK property investment for the first time in 10 years, prop erty secretariat director Bob Allen said: "We've seen that accomodation costs and salary costs are on the up for City firms," adding that he would not rule out the addition of a regional firm to the panel in order to curb costs.
As the pressure to cut back on legal costs is certain to keep mounting in the New Year, national and regional firms will be snapping at the heels of City advisers in 2002 like never before.


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Is this growing up? What a lonely, wretched process. You realize your entire childhood was a closely monitored system of being told how to do things in a world that is, in every way, so chaotic and indeterminable that in your own understanding, there is no perfect way of handling anything.
You grow up and you realize your parents, who you thought had it all figured out, are lonely worried people grasping to the ways their parents told them to do things.
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The New York Yankees have acquired Chris Capuano from the Colorado Rockies for cash considerations. The move is another low cost one that comes with the potential of a slight upgrade for a pitching staff that has been ravaged by inconsistency and injuries. The only looming problems are how the Yankees will use Capuano and how Capuano will overcome the struggles that he had earlier this season in Boston.
This season has not been a kind one for the thirty-five year old Capuano, especially after coming off of two seasons of relative success with the Los Angeles Dodgers. In February of this year Capuano signed a one year contract with the Boston Red Sox. He began the season with a 15 consecutive inning scoreless streak for the Red Sox and then the wheels fell off.
From May 3rd through June 23, he allowed 17 runs over 16 2/3 innings pitched. On June 25th he was designated for assignment and then on July 1st, he was released by the Red Sox. In total Capuano appeared in 28 games. He finished with an ERA of 4.55 over the course of 31.0 innings pitched.
Shortly after his release, he signed a minor league contract with the Colorado Rockies. The expectation was that he'd spend a short time in the minors before coming up to a Rockies team in need of starting pitching. He made one start for the Class AA Tulsa Drillers and three starts for the Class AAA Colorado Springs Sky Sox. During his time in the minors Capuano did show signs of improvement, finishing with an ERA of 2.79 over the span of 19.1 innings pitched combined for both AA and AAA levels.
While Capuano did not get the chance to pitch for the Rockies, he used his time in the minors to rebound to pitch for a Yankees team in need of pitching consistency. This move was a quiet one for the Yankees but it could be a good one. Capuano does have the capacity to fill the role of spot starter or middle reliever for the club.
The only thing that has yet to be determined is whether or not Capuano will join the club immediately or take some time to continue to readjust in the minors. For the time being, it appears that the Yankees will continue to make these low risk moves to try to improve the club as best as they can.
The good news for New York is that they are only 2.5 games behind Baltimore in the American League East, so you can expect Brian Cashman be searching the market up until the trade deadline.


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I wasn't expecting Deal or No Deal slots but the video feature was a nightmare for my computer. It'll be interesting to follow tumblr as unknown startup Yahoo seeks to synergize, innovate, and cloud to top to the technology business ladder and earn a few more Techcrunch posts.
Business is tough in tech, you adapt or you archive. Thus far Yahoo and tumblr seem to be engaging in what we call in the futurist singularity world "high frequency quantum dark symbiotic parthenogenesis fusion", it'll be watch to fascinating over the years.
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To commemorate the United Nations Day, UNIC Bujumbura organized UN4U briefing sessions for students from the Lycée of Rohero and Lycée Nyakabiga secondary schools, respectively on 24 and 27 October 2014 in the UNIC compound, and made good use of UN Day visual materials, based on the "Happy Birthday UN" concept.
For each educational outreach session, the UNIC NIO made welcome remarks to the students, asked some UN knowledge questions and gave awards for good answers, made of UN books. The UNIC made full use of the UN4U information materials: reading of the Secretary General Message on the above Day and screening of its video version, as well as screening of the DPI Outreach Division's animation on the United Nations. The PowerPoint presentation entitled "United Nations Overview was translated into French and screened for the students.
A PowerPoint on the UN System in Burundi which includes information on the history of the UN Agencies in Burundi, their opening dates in Burundi and their respective mandates and main activities in the country, was also screened.
Students showed very much interest in the UN Organization's origin, mandates and key priority issues that are being addressed now. They asked many questions and made a couple of comments on the UN successes and mitigated results achieved.
UNIC also printed the photo and graphic design DPI materials in big sizes and exhibited them in UNIC internal places including the conference room, Library, Offices, compound, etc…
Around three hundred students participated in the activity. They were accompanied by their Historic and civic and leadership courses' teachers.
On the occasion of United Nations Day, 24 October 2014, UNO Baku organized a "UN4U" outreach campaign at Qafqaz University in Baku by given a comprehensive presentation to students about the organization. The event was joined by the State Agency for Public Service and Social Innovations (ASAN Service) and brought together more than 50 students specializing in International Relations and Public Administration.
During the opening remarks the Secretary General's message was read out on the occasion of UN Day. It said: "The United Nations is needed more than ever at this time of multiple crises. At this critical moment, let us reaffirm our commitment to empowering the marginalized and vulnerable. On United Nations Day, I call on governments and individuals to work in common cause for the common good."
The event continued with a video screening about UN activities, its aims, structure, and ideals of peace and social and economic progress which have remained the basic goals of the organization since 1945.
The UNO Baku team followed the message with a presentation on Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and briefed the audience on MDG success in the country based on statistical facts provided by the government of Azerbaijan. The audience was also informed about its post-2015 Development agenda and the current consultations with the Azerbaijani government for setting immediate priorities for Sustainable Development Goals.
In the same context, a presentation was delivered on the most advanced system of public service delivery in Azerbaijan, by the State Agency for Public Service and Social Innovations (ASAN Service). ASAN is a new innovative model of public service delivery, where many services from various governmental departments and private companies brought in a single administrative building called "ASAN service" centres.
During the event it was also mentioned that as part of MDG 9 - Establishing and Strengthening Good Governance, ASAN Service enables citizens of Azerbaijan to have more straightforward, efficient and transparent access to public services.
It was a slightly cloudy Friday morning in Lagos. The streets looked normal - the traffic, cacophonous sound, the siren-blasting security vehicles; with vendors and hawkers dotting the major roads. As one veered off the expressway into one of the feeder roads Ajah, a Lagos suburb, a more euphonious sound faded in with an increasing decibel as one moved closer to the premises of Sunglee Formation School, Ajah, Lagos, the venue of the Day observance.
With funfair, over 200 students from Basic to Senior Secondary level presented country information of selected UN member States including recitation of their National Anthems, which drew a resounding applause from the guests. Of particular note was the drama presentation hinged on 'The importance of community cooperation in fostering peace' staged by the students.
The UN Day observance had started a day earlier with the visit to Falomo Senior High School, Ikoyi Lagos where over 50 students were engaged to discuss the United Nations and its works, as part of activities marking the 2014 United Nations (UN) Day.
In his message on the 2014 UN Day, the UN Secretary General, Mr Ban Ki-moon, called for reaffirmation of commitment to the marginalized and vulnerable.
The message read on his behalf by the Senior Public Information Officer of the United Nations Information Centre (UNIC) Lagos, Envera Selimovic, added that everyone should 'work in common cause for the common good.'
Selimovic charged the students to always be of good behaviour and worthy ambassadors of their families in order to excel in life.
Speaking on the occasion, the Proprietress of Sunglee Foundation Schools, Mrs Caroline Olaniyi, noted that global peace began with individual families and therefore, called on everyone to be instruments for promoting peace.
The Secretary General's message was also translated into Yoruba Language and shared with the students of Falomo Senior High School and a live radio audience on 'Faaji 106.5 FM Lagos by the National Information Officer of UNIC, Oluseyi Soremekun.
The UN in Indonesia marked United Nations Day with a special event hosted by Universitas Budi Luhur (UBL) in South Jakarta that celebrated both the achievements of the organization and the important contributions that Indonesia has made to the United Nations.
Indonesia's role at the UN during the week was reaffirmed through its re-election for a second term to the UN Human Rights Council, and the country remains one of the top 20 contributors to the UN's peacekeeping operations, with close to 2000 police, military experts and troops currently in the field.
Indonesia has also made significant progress towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), reaching the MDG target for rates of tuberculosis in 2011, and halving the rate of child mortality, among others.
Delivering the keynote address, Indonesia's Director General for Multilateral Affairs and former ambassador to the United Nations, H.E. Hasan Kleib, spoke about Indonesia's role in international peacekeeping operations.
"Indonesia, as a peace-loving country, will continue to contribute to international peacekeeping operations. To send a peacekeeper is an added value to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as it raises our credentials, and to bring attention to Indonesia's role in peacekeeping," he said in his keynote speech.
The UN Resident Coordinator in Indonesia, Douglas Broderick, further reflected on Indonesia's role in the international community, urging all Indonesians to continue supporting the principles and values of the United Nations.
Mr. Broderick also commemorated Haitian international peacekeeper Dr. Mario A. Agustin with the Dag Hammarskjold Medal in the Service of Peace. Dr. Agustin died whilst in service to the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT) in 2012. For his service to the United Nations, the medal was presented to his Indonesian family, represented by his widow, Maretta Suderia.
Closing with a panel discussion on Indonesia's role in the UN's international peacekeeping operations, featuring Captain Sandra Michiko Moninkey, who served as a UN peacekeeper with UNIFIL in Lebanon in 2009 and the Head of Research and Policy Development for International Organisations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Fikri Cassidy.
The event was organised by UNIC Jakarta and UBL - a Indonesian partner in the UN Secretary-General's Academic Impact initiative, and included the participation of the Indonesian Peacekeeping Training Centre (Pusat Misi Pemeliharaan Perdamaian TNI, PMPP). "Today we witnessed the importance of all sectors of society coming together to celebrate the values of the UN, from Governments, academic institutions, uniformed personnel and youth," said UN Information Centre Jakarta Director Michele Zaccheo.
UN Day is celebrated each year on 24 October, marking the entry into force of the United Nations Charter in 1945 - the founding document that formally established the United Nations.


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Spark captures the stories of five innovators from the PopTech network whose careers have been shaped by a lifelong interest in STEM. The project links these "Spark Innovators" with the next generation of problem solvers – the "Spark Connectors" – four high school students nominated to attend the
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This is an activity about spacecraft radio communications. Learners will explore spacecraft radio communications concepts, including the speed of light and the time-delay for signals sent to and from spacecraft. Learners measure the time it takes... (View More) for a radio signal to travel to a spacecraft using the speed of light, demonstrate the delay in radio communication signals to and from a spacecraft, and devise unique solutions to the radio-signal-delay problem. In an extension, learners are asked to calculate the distance the spacecraft traveled. All NASA spacecraft missions have a telecommunications system and use radio waves to transmit signals. The context for this activity is sending a command to the New Horizons spacecraft telling it to take a picture of Pluto. Includes teacher background, adaptations, and student data sheets. (View Less)
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I have been milk free for almost a year. I still eat some dairy...some cheese and sour cream but not a lot at all. I've noticed a lot of changes but most importantly my digestion has been fantastic and in comparison my period cramps have all but gone away. I honestly wasn't sure if it was the milk or if it was possibly my water intake. About the same time I gave up milk I added 100 ounces of water to my day. Fast forward to about 2 weeks ago...
Hubs bought me some new coffee that is fantastic and my Almond Milk sort of ruined the great flavor so I started using skim milk again. Last night for the first time in about 7 months I had horrible, face melting kinda cramps again. It woke me up! I went for the advil and then back to bed but nope! I actually could not even lay down! The cramps were awful.
I used to get terrible cramps in my legs. It was probably the worst part of it all for me and those have been gone. They were back last night. I finally just had to sit up and wait for the advil to kick in or for the cramps to lesson enough so that I could try to go to sleep.
This morning I did some research and low and behold time and time again I see that dairy has something called, arachidonic acid in it that can cause menstrual cramps to be worse.
Interesting huh?
Back to the Almond Milk for me.
Those of you that have read my blogs know that 220 is my Achilles heal. I have seen 220 on the scale time and time again. I ALWAYS gain weight back at this point. Each and every time I see 220 it's like my brain stops functioning and I start to sabotage myself. I plateau and get frustrated and quit whatever I'm doing and make a new plan.
I've been at 220 for 6 weeks and 2 days. The EXACT same weight. This morning the plateau broke! I am down 2 more pounds.
I have not been perfect for 6 weeks and 2 days but I have been persistent. I may falter a little, get a little frustrated, make a bad choice, but I never gave up.
I'm so proud of myself. Not because I lost 2 pounds but because I didn't quit. I didn't re-write my plan because I was maintaining. I didn't let 220 pounds beat me.
I beat 220 pounds.....finally!!
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She is 2 days old in these photos! She is all legs and ears and weighs next to nothing. She would get curious and walk away from her mama and then notice how far she was and run as fast as she could to get back to her. She has the softest hair I have ever felt and she loved being touched. I am smitten!
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2 weeks ago today I started my newest attempt to get healthy. I have been ''trying'' to lose weight and get in shape for roughly 15 years. I have these moments of glory ya know? I make all these detailed plans and I get so excited and I stick with it for a few days...or even a week. Then something happens. For lack of a better a word let's call it LIFE.
So any one of the following or even a combo or two can happen....
I get sick.
Someone in my household gets sick.
The phone bill goes up.
I start my period.
I get into an argument with my husband.
I stub my toe.
We run out of broccoli.
I wake up pissy!
My point? It can be ANYTHING! Just give me a reason to quit and I will grab on to it with both hands and jump. I can then tell you all the reasons why this would never work for me. All the flaws that I never noticed during my detailed planning.
Then a month later I will come up with a new plan and so on and so forth. I've been playing this game for 15 years.
2 weeks ago I knew something was different. I have been working on me for about a year now. Little bits and pieces were coming together. We bought an inexpensive glider that gave me no more foot/knee excuses for not working out. I started drinking water. A lot of water. 100 ounces a day. I cut back on dairy because I know in my heart of hearts that certain dairy products were making me sick. I started eating more vegetables. I started working on the inner me.
So 2 weeks ago wasn't really my start. It was me, finally putting together everything I have been working on. Taking each piece and lining them up to show a full picture. Add Bob's Skinny Rules (and I still stand firm it's not a diet plan...at least not the way I'm using it) and I have what at this point is a successful combination.
In the past 2 weeks, since I started putting everything in motion, we have had more stress than we have had in years.
Our car broke down with one issue and was kept due to a recall issues...2 separate problems so we still had to pay for the original issue and we have no idea when we will get our car back.
My computer is dying.
Our son has completely changed his mind about where he is going to college and this is after we had everything set and ready to go to the first college.
This past weekend I had not 1 but 2 back to back migraines. My migraines are the kind with auras and numbness, so I lose vision.
Even with all of this, I did not change my eating. Not one single time. I didn't run for the carbs like I would have in the past. I didn't convince myself that its just too hard. It never even crossed my mind to ''cheat''. There was no thought and that's the thing that makes me feel so great. I didn't debate. I just ate healthy food.
For me, THIS is success. I truly believe that no matter what our issues are, we only change when we are ready. No amount of convincing or persuasion or even cold hard facts can MAKE a person change. True, real, at the core of your being want is all that will make a person a change.
I have found my want.
Today I weigh 220 pounds. Again. I have not been below 220 for 4 years. I get to 220 and I gain. It's happened time and time again. So today when i stepped on the scale and saw 220 I had mixed feelings.
Happy..... that I have lost 10 pounds.
Scared.....that I can't get below 220.
I thought about my reaction and I realized that I was just in my head. Letting negative thoughts cloud what I know. I am different this time. I am prepared, focused, driven and ready to finally be free of this weight.
I know what I need to do because I have been doing it and it's working.....
I will earn my body. Oh how I love that statement.
220 is just a number....and soon it will be a part of my past. I will not let it psych me out. BUT I will do one heck of a happy dance when I beat it!


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The impersonator, playing drunk and taking swigs from a bottle of Hennessy cognac, led off the parade Sunday in Miami's Coconut Grove neighborhood, making way for parade participants dressed as 2013 headline makers, including twerking pop singer Miley Cyrus and reality TV's Kardashian sisters, the Miami Herald reported Monday.
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