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Recipe: Chilled Black Bean, Feta & Cucumber Salad
Healthy Lunch Recipes from The Kitchn
This hearty, refreshing salad takes about 15 minutes to make — no cooking, no excessive prep. If my taste buds could actually dance, they would definitely dance with every spoonful. Creamy feta and red wine vinegar add a delicious Greek twist to ingredients that are typically found in Central American dishes: black beans, corn, and cilantro. Make a big batch at the beginning of the week and you're all set.
Recipe: Gnocchi Skillet with Chicken Sausage & Tomatoes
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Summer nights call out for easy food that is also fresh and vibrant, abundant with tomatoes, herbs, and other garden booty. This skillet is the dish I make when I want a 15-minute meal with just a handful of ingredients, but one that tastes like summer in the mouth.
Gnocchi, blistered cherry tomatoes, chicken sausage, and a handful of basil — look, I've told you the whole ingredient list already.
17 No-Sweat Summer Suppers
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Now that all the summer produce is available, it's too hot to turn on the oven. What a tease! If you find yourself making too many a raw salad, smoothie, or even eating straight-up popsicles for dinner, it's time to talk almost no-cook summer dinners. The ideal lazy summer meal is full of seasonal vegetables or fruits, requires little (or no) oven time, and is less fussy than all those cold-weather meals. Up for the challenge? We have 17 delicious ideas to make it easy for you.
Recipe: Quinoa Tabbouleh
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Last week, I came home from the farmers market with my bag full of beautiful, bright red summer tomatoes. As I set them out on the counter, I spotted a container of quinoa that hadn't gotten put away the night before. I looked at the tomatoes. I looked at the quinoa. Tomatoes. Quinoa. And so this herby, lemony, tomato-flecked quinoa tabbouleh was born.
Recipe: Sautéed Zucchini with Chorizo & Lime
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Once the summer glut of zucchini arrives, it's easy to get tired of eating them. The good thing is that they have a mild, sweet flavor that works well with a lot of other ingredients and cuisines.
Here I've given a basic dish of sautéed zucchini a bit of a twist with the addition of smoky chorizo and hits of fresh lime and cilantro.
Recipe: White Pizza with Avocado, Spinach & Mozzarella
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When Cambria threw her pizza party on the porch, she knew she needed at least one great vegetarian pizza. So we cooked up this white pizza, with a garlicky ricotta sauce (no cooking required!), topped with handfuls of fresh spinach and luxurious slices of avocado and mozzarella.
It's a pretty great way to welcome a vegetarian to the pizza party — but be sure to make extra, because everyone else will probably want a slice too.
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A well-made omelette is a thing of magnificence. It's soft and custard-like, golden yellow and best eaten while still piping hot from the skillet. An omelette makes a fantastic breakfast seasoned with just salt and pepper, but it's also a mighty fine delivery vehicle for anything from diced ham to sautéed mushrooms, eaten any time of day.
Omelettes can also be intimidating in their simplicity. No more! Today, we'll show you how to make a perfect omelette, from whisking the eggs to sliding the finished omelette onto your plate.
Recipe: Lyonnaise Salad
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We have a lot to thank France for when it comes to mealtime, but perhaps one of my favorites is Lyonnaise Salad, or Salade Lyonniase: it's a perfect combination of frisée, a curly bitter salad green, tossed in a warm vinaigrette and topped with a poached egg and crispy thick-slab bacon pieces. It's one of those timeless dishes that hits the spot every time and can transport you to the banks of the Seine even if you're stuck in your sweltering American apartment.
Recipe: Sweet Corn & Goat Cheese Stuffed Peppers
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When it comes to grilling, I'll try anything. I love grilled beets, polenta, cheese (like halloumi), and of course, vegetables. The options for vegetarian-friendly grilling are endless. These stuffed peppers combine two of my favorite ingredients — sweet corn and goat cheese — for a filling side or a nice, light dinner served with a salad.

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So, Gone Girl (or The Goldfinch, or Wild) was a hit with your book club, and you're looking for more books like it. Our Read it Next posts are here to help! Click on the jacket of your latest great read to find suggestions that will make you a star at your next meeting:
In honor of National Reading Group Month, we asked best-selling author Chris Bohjalian to share a story from his many book club visits. What we got was certainly unexpected—and a heartfelt tribute to the indomitable spirit of readers!
By Chris Bohjalian
It was 13 years ago this autumn that I vomited in front of a lovely reading group from Illinois. When I'm with a book club, I hold nothing back.
It was a Friday afternoon and I was on my third plane of the day, this one a Dash 8 turboprop from Denver to Steamboat Springs. The next day I was joining Jacquelyn Mitchard, Andre Dubus III and Sena Jeter Naslund for the Bud Werner Memorial Library's annual Literary Sojourn, an all-day celebration of what words and reading and books can mean to the soul. It's a terrific event and lots of book clubs make a pilgrimage there—including, that year, one from Illinois that was on the Dash 8 turboprop with me.
Now, I really don't mind the Dash 8. But that day I had been traveling since about six in the morning in Vermont, where I live, and there was the usual Rocky Mountain clear air turbulence. I was on my third flight of the day. The book group on the airplane recognized me instantly as one of the authors they were coming to hear, despite the fact that soon after takeoff my skin was airsickness green. And so we chatted and I sipped a Diet Coke and set the air vent above me on "wind tunnel." Surreptitiously I kept reaching into the seat pocket, trying to find an airsickness bag amidst the magazines and Sky Mall catalogues. Somehow I had two of each, but no airsickness bag.
The group was, like most groups, all women. We talked about books as we flew to Steamboat Springs, and the unforgettable brilliance of the first sentence of Sena's new book, Ahab's Wife: "Captain Ahab was neither my first husband nor my last." We discussed the heart that fills all of Jacquelyn's work. And we shared the page-turning dread we had all experienced as we read Andre's House of Sand and Fog.
At some point I reached into the pocket of the seat beside me for an airsickness bag. There wasn't one there, either.
Looking back, I really thought I was going to make it to Steamboat Springs with my dignity intact. I fly a lot and it's rare for me to feel like I'm going to lose my lunch. I was sure I could remain in this book group's eyes an author they found charming and open, the sort who didn't vomit on Dash 8 turboprops. This is called hubris—and, in hindsight, naïvete.
It was on our initial descent that we hit the bump that finally did me in. Now, I did feel it coming. And so without an airsickness bag handy, I showed an instinctive skill with origami I hadn't known existed somewhere deep inside me: I ripped a few pages from one of the catalogs in my seat pocket, twirled them into a snow cone, and folded the bottom into a seal. Yup, somewhere around 15,000 feet in the air, I created a snow cone of vomit.
"I was sure I could remain an author they found charming and open, the sort who didn't vomit on Dash 8 turboprops. This is called hubris—and, in hindsight, naïvete."
Now, here is why I am sharing this story with you. The woman in the book group beside me actually offered to hold my handmade Sky Mall biohazard so I could wipe my mouth and rinse with the last of my Diet Coke. So did the woman behind me. That's support. That's kindness. That's the sort of heroism that is way above any reader's pay grade.
But people in book groups are like that. I've been talking to book groups via speakerphone (and now Skype) since January 1999. I began because one of my events on The Law of Similars book tour was snowed out, and a reading group that was planning to attend contacted me with questions. (A lot of questions, actually.) And so we chatted via speakerphone. These days, I Skype with three to six groups a week. Some weeks I have done as many as 12.
I do it for a lot of reasons. I do it as a way of thanking these readers for their faith in my work. I do it because it helps me understand what makes my novels succeed aesthetically—and, yes, what makes them fail. (Most book group readers share with me exactly what they think of a story.) I do it because it is one small way I can help the novel—a largely solitary pleasure—remain relevant in an increasingly social age.
And, yes, I do it because once upon a time a book club member offered to hold my snow cone of vomit on a Dash 8.
Chris Bohjalian's most recent novel, Close Your Eyes, Hold Hands, was published this summer. If you would like him to join your book group via Skype or speakerphone, simply visit his Reading Group Center.
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Looking for a darker story, but not into over-the-top horror? Try Stephen Collins' subtly menacing graphic novel, The Gigantic Beard That Was Evil.
A too-perfect suburbia ("Here") and its creepily-regimented group of inhabitants attempt to live their lives free of the threat of the unknown, unseen and untidy world known as "There."
Dave—a quiet fellow with a boring office job— is happy with his routine . . . until he experiences something very strange. An ominous, rapidly-growing beard suddenly sprouts from his face: an untidy, evil beard from There.
Panic quickly spreads, and the government decides that the only way to remove the threat of untidiness and anarchy is to get rid of Dave completely.
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Any of you readers interested in checking out this Tim Burton-esque tale for Halloween?
Author Kimberly McCreight had a hit on her hands with her suspenseful 2013 debut, Reconstructing Amelia, the story of a grieving mother trying to figure out what made her teenaged daughter leap from the roof of her exclusive private school.
McCreight's second novel, Where They Found Her, which Harper will publish on April 14, also starts with the discovery of a body. But this time, instead of a teenager, it's an unidentified infant. Freelance journalist Molly, a new local resident, is hired to cover the story, but her search for answers uncovers some dangerous small-town secrets.
The publisher describes the book as "another harrowing, gripping novel that marries psychological suspense with an emotionally powerful story about a community struggling with the consequences of a devastating discovery."
Sounds like an intriguing follow-up to an Edgar- and Anthony-award nominee to us! And that's not all: McCreight also has a YA trilogy in the works, set for a 2016 release, so fans have a lot to look forward to.
Fall, in my humble opinion, is the best time of the year. And it's also the best time of the year to pick up books with some sinister themes! From slightly spooky to absolutely terrifying, these books will put you in the mood for Halloween.
You know the phrase, "If walls could talk"? Well, the walls of this house want to tell the Walkers something. And it's not a pleasant story.
We're pretty pumped about the resurrection of Rice's Vampire Chronicles! The first installment in a decade finds the vampire world in shambles, but your undead favorites are just as creepily flamboyant and terrifyingly unpredictable as ever.
Calhoun creates a world in which almost no one can sleep, and civilization collectively loses its mind. There is nothing I love more than sleeping, so this novel is my worst fear realized.
Dark fairy tales and historical realities twist together in this novel set in Nazi Germany.
There's something horrifying about an evil you can't see. In Bird Box, a presence is out there that drives anyone who glimpses it to destruction. And that's all the reader, or anyone in this dark and suspenseful novel, knows.
More vampires! Owen takes a traditional, Victorian-inspired approach to blood-suckers in her debut novel. But Dracula, it is not. Bram Stoker had to rein in his blood and gore for his Victorian audience, while Owen revels in the gruesome details.
A spirit haunts the halls of the Riddell mansion, and as teenager Trevor Riddell explores the massive and strange estate, it becomes clear that the ghost, and the house itself, are harboring secrets.
This Top Pick in Fiction from February is guaranteed to send chills down your spine, because honestly, I got chills just reading the review! The first sentence is enough to make you check under your bed: "The first time I saw a sleeper, I was nine years old."
Children are great! But is there anything more terrifying than creepy children? (The twins from The Shining, anyone?) In this chilling novel, a troubled boy's disturbing drawings seem to take on a life of their own.
One creepy child is bad enough (see above). But three?! After inexplicable, simultaneous plane crashes around the world leave just three young survivors, things get weird. The survivors' behavior becomes increasingly erratic, and people begin to wonder: Is this the end?
When an isolated town is snowed in together, a collective sense of foreboding déjà vu has terrifying implications.
A Boy Scout troop's annual camping trip turns horrific when a deranged man stumbles upon their campsite. But this isn't your usual weirdo-in-the-woods tale—this man is carrying something deadly.
Mining the transitional stage of new motherhood for all its creepy possibilities, this novel follows two mothers separated by a century. However, they are both haunted by the same spectral visions.
The sequel to 2012's Breed, this novel follows two 12-year-olds as they make the always scary step into the teenage years. Except these two's transition is even more fraught with terror, because a strange genetic disorder promises that they will slowly become violent, monstrous humans.
Any creepy reads from the past year we missed? Let us know in the comments!
So you're a fan of Jojo Moyes' best-selling, tear-jerking 2012 release, Me Before You. (Who isn't?) This story of the relationship between down-and-out Louisa Clark and the wealthy, quadriplegic she becomes a caregiver for is as touching and warm as it is thought-provoking, making it a perfect fit for book clubs.
Other than tearing through Moyes' backlist (she's published more than 10 other books, including a new one out this summer) what's a Me Before You fan to do next? Not to worry: BookPage has some ideas.
(Warning: minor plot spoilers; after all, this is for those who have already read Me Before You!)
OK, so this one might not be much of a surprise, but no one does the ethical dilemma novel™ better than Picoult, and My Sister's Keeper is one of her most controversial. If debating right to life/quality of life issues was what turned you on about Me Before You, give this one a whirl. Read it already? Go for the not-yet-adapted-for-film Second Glance.
Speaking of medical ethics . . . best-selling author Gawande may not write novels, but his essays on the challenges of medicine, especially when it comes to drawing the line between treatment and quality of life, certainly make for compelling reading. Anyone who came out of Me Before You with questions about the medical issues involved should pick up this sensitive new collection that will leave you wiser.
One of the most compelling storylines in Me Before You was Lou's journey of self-discovery—the way she realizes there's more to who she can be. Shortridge's fifth novel offers a more extreme version of that theme. It's the story of Lucie Walker, who awakens in the San Francisco Bay with no idea who she is or how she got there. Worse, she doesn't recognize the handsome man who shows up claiming to be her fiancé.
If the "odd-couple" dynamic between Louisa and Will was your favorite part of Me Before You, don't miss The Rosie Project, last year's word-of-mouth hit that chronicled the romance between a professor who is logical to a fault and a whimsical, fun-loving bartender who comes to him for help finding her biological father.
So you liked Me Before You because it was a tear-jerker? Try Maria de los Santos, especially the poignant Belong to Me, which follows a 30-something who is dying of cancer.
(More obvious runner-ups in the tear-jerker category: The Time-Traveler's Wife, The Fault in Our Stars.)
One of the themes of Me Before You is appreciating the joy to be found in life, no matter what your situation might be. In Jackson's compassionate sixth novel, Someone Else's Love Story, her heroine Shandi has to do just that, even as she uncovers some uncomfortable truths about her life and meets the equally wounded, but less resiliant, William.
Readers, what do you think of these picks? What did you read after Me Before You? Tell us in the comments!
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Novelist John Boyne has written a dozen novels—perhaps the best known of which is The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, a YA novel about the Holocaust that was adapted for film. He'll be back in 2015 with A History of Loneliness (FSG), which will be published on February 3.
Boyne is writing about his native Ireland for the first time in this powerful story. It begins in the 1970s, when young Odran Yates dedicates himself to the priesthood. Flash forward to the modern day: Odran, somewhat disillusioned by the scandals and suffering the Catholic Church has gone through during his time in the pulpit, must also confront a personal tragedy that means he can no longer deny the corruptions of the institution he has spent his lifetime serving.
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As someone who loves both curmudgeons and cats, I was delighted to see that grammar grump Lynne Truss (Eats, Shoots & Leaves) had gone feline with her first novel, Cat Out of Hell. Already on sale in Britain, it will be published in the U.S. in March, by Melville House. (Listed in the catalog selling points: "Cat on the cover!" This is certainly a draw for me.)
However. Truss' opinion of our feline friends is characteristically skeptical. She launches her horror spoof with the premise that cats have the potential for evil. In fact, some cats are so human-phobic that they don't trust cats who get along with humans . . . and are intent on destroying them. Can one widowed academic foil this plot? And what did his wife have to do with the mystery?
Fans of Christopher Moore or David Wong should enjoy Truss' blend of humor and horror. Will you read it?
It seems that the summer 2015 season is off to a good start: We've just heard that Sara Gruen, who made her name with Water for Elephants, will release a new book on June 2—and it's a return to historical fiction.
Though few plot details are available, At the Water's Edge is set in 1942 and follows three Americans who travel to Scotland on a quest to find the Loch Ness monster. Sounds like quite the adventure! Will you read it?
What Have I Done? by Amanda Prowse
Head of Zeus • $12.95 • ISBN 9781781852149
Published September 30, 2014
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Best-selling British author Amanda Prowse, who often draws comparisons to the beloved Jodi Picoult, is making her U.S. debut this fall. After her self-published debut, Poppy Day, took off in 2011, Prowse was picked up by Head of Zeus and has become a household name across the pond.
What Have I Done? is the second novel in Prowse's No Greater Love series, and it hits American shelves for the first time next week. The story follows Kathryn Booker, the wife of the beloved headmaster of Mountbriers Academy, a posh private school. To the average onlooker, Kathryn lives a life of domestic bliss: She lives in a charming cottage with a perfectly manicured garden; she has a doting husband and two precocious children. But Kathryn knows it's all a lie, and every day she endures abuse from her astonishingly cruel husband, until one day, she decides to break free.
Kathryn Booker watched the life slip from him, convinced she saw the black spirit snake out of his body and disappear immediately through the floor, spiraling down and down. She sat back in her chair and breathed deeply. She had expected euphoria or at the very least relief. What she couldn't have predicted was the numbness that now enveloped her. Picturing her children sleeping next door, she closed her eyes and wished for them a deep and peaceful rest, knowing it would be the last they would enjoy for some time. As ever, consideration of what was best for her son and daughter was only a thought away.
The room felt quite empty beside the blood-soaked body lying centrally on the bed. The atmosphere was peaceful, the temperature just right.
Kathryn registered the smallest flicker of disappointment; she had expected to feel more . . .
"Emergency, which service do you require?"
"Oh, hello, yes, I'm not too sure which service I require."
"You are not sure?"
"I think I probably need the police or ambulance, maybe both. Sorry. As I said, I'm not too sure . . ."
"Can I ask you what it is in connection with, madam?"
"Oh, right, yes, of course. I have just murdered my husband."
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The 2014 Farm Bill provides the most comprehensive reform to the U.S. federal dairy farm safety net seen in decades. In place of milk price and revenue support programs the new Farm Bill creates a Margin Protection Program for Dairy Producers (MPP-Dairy). MPP-Dairy is specifically designed to be simple to use and appealing to all dairy producers regardless of management style or business model. Read more.
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Definition of nankeen in English:
nankeenLine breaks: nan|keen
Pronunciation: /naŋˈkiːn , nan-/
noun[mass noun]
1A yellowish cotton cloth: a waistcoat and knee breeches of nankeen
More example sentences
- Back in New Haven in July 1799 the cargo of Chinese goods (tea, nankeen, silk, and porcelain) realized more than $200,000 for the investors.
- Suspended below this, clad in blue jacket, white waistcoat and nankeen pantaloons, and waving a silk French tricolour, stood Garnerin in a small basket.
- A waitress neatly dressed in traditional Chinese nankeen jacket at Tianle Restaurant serves ganshao luyou, spicy perch.
1.1 (nankeens) historical Trousers made of nankeen.
More example sentences
- Gilded youths ride in the Bois, wearing yellow, brown or scarlet frockcoats and tight-fitting white nankeens.
- Besides, a goat might butt Peregrine - tumble him, with his chaste nankeens, his sherry-colour body-coat, and his certainties into the scuppers.
- Long-backed, thin, 'lank as a leafless elm,' a New England coach driver might look as though a high wind would blow him away, yet he would wear nankeens and low shoes in winter weather, and was not fragile but lusty.
mid 18th century: from the name of the city of Nanking (see Nanjing), where it was first made.
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Pronunciation: dɪˈmɒrəlʌɪz
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Brett Bynum is an excellent real estate agent, he is not only highly skilled and educated (MBA) but also very intuitive and extremely experienced. He knows the real estate business very well, he studied its highs and lows and knows the market upside down as he bought and sold a whole lot of houses in Bay Area.
Me and my husband looked for a house for a while and it was our first time buying so we didn't know much about it. Brett explained everything to us in detail, was very patient with us and gave us many options, asked questions and suggested solutions. He recommended what would be best for us. He didn't just want to sell us a house, he wanted us to be happy and satisfied with a good value and price of it.
Brett also knows a lot about construction of a house, he can spot any problems with the foundation right away and looks very closely at every house we liked. We wanted to put an offer on a house that seemed great but Brett noticed mold upstairs and he advised against it. He is very honest and thorough. We trusted Brett and he proved to us that he is very trustworthy. When we finally found a house that had no structural problems Brett put together a great offer that got us a house even though there were 3 offers higher than ours. We were selected because of Brett's expertize, persistence, great judgment and knowledge of the market. Now we are very happy owners.
It was great working with Brett as he is so easy going, kind, open, reliable and you can count on him anytime. It seems as if he works day and night to make sure a client is satisfied. We are recommending Brett to our friends and family. He is a friend now who worked hard for us. We will use him again if we want to sell our house or buy another one. He is a pleasure to work with and gets the job done fast and in a professional manner.
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Brett Bynum is an excellent real estate agent, he is not only highly skilled and educated (MBA) but also very intuitive and extremely experienced. He knows the real estate business very well, he studied its highs and lows and knows the market upside down as he bought and sold a whole lot of houses in Bay Area.
Brett was extremely instrumental in helping us finding our dream house in a very hard market for buyers. He was knowledgeable, very responsive and above all honest. The seller of our house was not responding fast enough to realtor-represented buyers. Brett understood the situation and let us know quickly so we could approach the buyer on our own. We ended up getting the house and felt bad because Brett was not able to get his good earn fee. Brett was very understanding and we are extremely grateful for it.
He will be our first choice when the time comes to move on to another place.
Brett did extensive research to help me decide on the asking price for my condo. He carefully walked me through this process and answered all of my questions to make this important decision. His recommendation was right on target. The timing on listing the property and doing the open houses worked perfectly. He was always available to answer all of my questions throughout the selling process. Brett set up a time line and adhered to it. When it came time to sign the closing paperwork he sat beside me to answer any questions I had. The entire experience was positive and a big success. I highly recommend Brett with no reservations.
I recently worked with Brett Bynum to sell our house in San Jose. I could not be more happy with the job he did. Brett had a process in mind for the sale of our house and it worked out just as he told us it would.
Brett did everything right for us - here are the highlights: - We were living in our house during the sale process and Brett was very accommodating of our schedule and time. - We were managing our house sale and the purchase of a new home at the same time and Brett went above and beyond to make sure everything went smoothly on both ends - Many offers received within 1 week of putting the house on the market. - Brett is very detail oriented and is involved in every aspect from prepping the house for sale to personally running the open houses, to scrutinizing contract details & negotiation.
I would highly recommend Brett for sale or purchase of your house in the Bay Area.
Finding Brett was simple luck for us. He exceeded any and all expectations i had for a real estate agent. To start, we were clear on only one thing - schools. Brett helped us start out search and clarify our own expectations. We were looking in multiple areas and he was honest to us from the get go on which areas he was well versed in. In one occasion, he gave us advise and recommendations, even when he knew we might not close the transaction with him. That incident proved to me that he did indeed look out for us. Following that, we saw many houses, and there were times when we could not find anything. Maybe strange to say, but i did find him to be more patient than i was, often promising that he will get us into a house that we like and not to lose patience. One of the specific points i appreciate about Brett was that he gave us a very good range (and narrow) range on what we should consider paying for a house and he was very close to what it ultimately went for. Zillow estimates are just one thing, but when there are many buyers, knowing this range was super helpful, and in some cases, we got out knowing we were exceeding the right price.
By just another luck (this time bad), we ended up with a very poor seller's agent on the other side of the transaction. An agent who literary bullied us. And i can just say, that having Brett by our side allowed us to go through the purchase in-spite of the seller's agent, the hurdles from the previous owners, the negotiations, and detailed inspections and logistics of the purchase. I cannot imagine any other agent who could have handled this as how Brett did.
As a person, he is super knowledgeable about the area (especially south/west San Jose, Almaden, Los Gatos, Campbell, Cambrian etc), he has a wonderful personality, always reachable, and is a pleasure to talk to. By the way, he has an excellent network of people from loan officers, rental agencies, contractors, and you name it. We ended up utilizing the services of multiple of his contacts and feel glad we did.
I whole heartedly recommend Brett for buying your home, especially your first home. Since there is just so much he can help out with. For us it was our second home, so i was supposed to know stuff, and i did not, and totally appreciated experience working with him. Recalling my experience for my first home, an agent such as Brett is a must.
We did buy our home in time, and moved in quickly, and it feels good to know that our relationship with Brett did not just after our purchase...
Brett helped us buy our first home in Los Altos. Brett is very professional, well-informed, and diligent. He didn't hesitate to veer us away from mistakes. He wasn't in it just to make a buck but he really took pride in his work - helping people find a home that fits their needs. He patiently stuck by and guided us for three years before getting us the perfect home. We refer Brett to all our friends in need of an agent.
As a first time home buyer, I wanted a real estate agent to help me understand and enjoy the home buying process. I was lucky enough to find just what I was looking for with Brett. He was recommended to me by a friend and I understood his primary markets to be in the South Bay and the Peninsula. Since I was looking to purchase in San Francisco, I had some concerns that an agent based in the city might be a better fit. After meeting a few of these agents I quickly realized how wrong I was. I was amazed at how adept Brett was in understanding a market outside of his normal scope and helped me realize the pros and cons in areas of the city I never knew existed. He was honest and respectful from our very first meeting, and took the time to make sure all my questions were answered satisfactorily. We discussed what was important to me in finding the right home, and he even provided additional insight that I had not considered, as well as pitfalls I had not realized as a novice in the real estate market. There's already enough stress in buying a home, so it was great to have peace of mind that your agent was looking out for your best interest rather than his own bottom line. I will definitely use him again with any future opportunities and would recommend anybody else to do the same.
Brett was patient and made an overwhelming process (for a 1st time buyer like me) immediately comfortable and manageable. He took the time to find out what was important to me in a property but also made suggestions based on his knowledge of the area. He also did not push me to make any hasty decisions and let me have time to think about this big decision between the weekends we went out looking; really important to me that I could take my time!
When it came to actually purchasing my condo, I originally had my heart set on a 1-br and had even put down a deposit in one location. When we walked out of that property Brett asked me if there were any other places I had ANY second thoughts about and might want another look. We ended up going back to one of the first properties we saw 6 months earlier. Although I was still intimidated at the cost, Brett was able to work out a purchase plan that would fit with my main goals (a low monthly mortgage). I ended up buying a the 3-br condo I had first fell in love with, a much better fit for me, at a price I didn't know I could originally afford. Thanks to Brett's guidance in suggesting a property with room to grow, I am now extremely happy! He had the foresight into what would be a better long-term purchase for me, but also waited for me to realize this, rather than push it.
I also want to note that throughout the process, I was extremely confident in Brett's knowledge of each step and I really felt like he was on my side. No matter how naive a question I had, Brett took the time to answer it earnestly and in a way that made sense to me. He also never scoffed at my budget or housing price range and never tried to push me outside of it. I really felt like a team. I have since recommended Brett to friends and family alike who now share my sentiments. We know that Brett will be our go-to for any future real estate transactions, inquiries, anything, and I truly cannot recommend him highly enough.
While I have limited experience working with agents through the buying process I couldn't imagine a better Agent to have led me through the intricacies of a complex market place. His local knowledge in terms of ROI, school districts, and infrastructure are great and he really takes the time to listen to your needs while keeping these important aspects of home buying in mind. I looked at over 200 houses with Brett and he was patient and understanding through the entire process making sure I got into the house that would be best suited for me. He was able to shape an experience which would have been very trying to the most patient consumer and agent and turn it into a very positive experience. He was also able to get me into a house and area which I wasn't even able to consider at the beginning of my search through tireless research and great negotiations. I would highly recommend Brett to anyone who feels they need a friend through the process of home purchase or sales and is looking for the maximum return on their dollar.
Brett is very knowledgeable about real estate, the market and what it takes to get a sale done right!
He put his heart and soul into marketing of our house in 2010, and sold it in record time. The price we got was excellent considering the market conditions last year.
Brett is the most competent, helpful and gracious real estate agent/broker. His professionalism and expertise are exceptional. He only has his client's best interests at heart.
We would definitely recommend Brett for any real estate transaction. We know he will treat each client with the same attentiveness as the next. Don't hesitate to call on him when you want to sell your house, or buy one (he represented us when we bought a townhouse in 2009 and we were very happy with that transaction as well).


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This Outlook captures some expected trends for the year ahead, both on the consumer as well as operator fronts. These cover various aspects including operational efficiency, social marketing, choice of menus & concepts as well as their extensions.
This Whitepaper attempts to identify new pockets of future growth and emerging opportunities across the Textile & Apparel supply chain, within both the domestic market as well as the global one.
This Outlook focuses on the low productivity with which India's labor force is grappling, and the systemic issues that create barriers to vocational training.
This Outlook addresses some of the key interventions that are necessary to ensure a sustained impetus for the sector's growth, both at the farm level and the processing level.
This Outlook elaborates on the extant CSR scenario in India, with an eye on the changes likely to occur in the wake of the introduction of new regulations.
This Outlook highlights some of the key trends and dynamics that are shaping Indian higher education, including the establishment of private universities.
This Whitepaper is an excerpt of our research into assessing the need for learning as a way towards growth, from the perspective of the family business ecosystem.
This Outlook focuses on the exciting opportunities, as well as the recent changes,
in the food processing industry, and also highlights the key enablers.
This document looks at some of the emerging and current trends that will shape the
eating and serving behaviour in the F&B industry.
Technopak specializes in India entry strategies. We develop methods that penetrate
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Posted: Oct 20 2014
NAGT is pleased to sponsor a variety of symposia and sessions at the Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of America meeting held in Vancouver, BC, October 19-22, 2014. Please browse the many NAGT activities and events at the upcoming GSA meeting.
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InTeGrate is developing a new breed of teaching materials that can be utilized in general education courses, teacher preparation courses, core courses within geoscience majors, and courses designed for other majors including environmental studies, social science, engineering, and other sciences.
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The October 2014 issue of In the Trenches is out and should arrive in your mailboxes soon. This month's issue focuses on the power of place in geoscience education and featured articles on
- Restoring a Lost Sense of Place: An Interdisciplinary Course in the Anthracite Coal Region of Pennsylvania
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InTeGrate is pleased to announce the publication of two new modules of teaching materials on its website.
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The SAGE 2YC has a new resource on supporting English language learners, is launching a new Webinar series, and will be hosting a workshop/discussion on undergraduate research with two-year college students at GSA.
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The AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships are a public service and professional development opportunity for doctoral level scientists and engineers to apply their knowledge and skills to federal policy issues, while gaining transformative career development skills.
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Utilize this teaching activity that engages students and is easily integrated as an assignment into a wide variety of courses. It emphasizes civil discourse skills across political and cultural perspectives and focuses on the topic of sustainable energy (i.e. energy efficiency and renewable energies).
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The Geological Society of America Annual Meeting is being held in Vancouver, BC October 19-22, 2014. The GSA program is full of workshops and sessions on topics of high interest to the InTeGrate community. Read on for further details.
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The NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) applicationperiod is now open! NSF is soliciting applications for the GRFP until the posted deadlines in late October and early November 2014. Since 1952, GRFP has provided Fellowships to individuals selected early in their graduate careers based on their demonstrated potential for significant achievements in science and engineering. Three years of support is provided by the program for graduate study in science or engineering and leads to a research-based master's or doctoral degree. The NSF expects to award 2,000 Graduate Research Fellowships under this program solicitation pending availability of funds.
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The MARGINS Mini-Lesson Project (a.k.a., "Bringing NSF MARGINS Continental Margins Research Into the Undergraduate Curriculum") has developed a suite of mini-lessons designed to integrate the successful decade of NSF MARGINS research into the undergraduate geoscience curricula. As with the MARGINS Program, the mini-lessons are organized around four initiatives, focused on the following science topics: chemical cycling in subduction zones (SubFac), seismogenic zone processes at subduction zones (SEIZE), rupturing continental lithosphere (RCL), and source to sink sediment cycling at continental margins (S2S). MARGINS research provided critical new observations and insights into the fundamental geologic processes along continental margins, enabling data rich learning opportunities for upper-level undergraduate students.
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Another piece to the costume came in today.
My first coffin…proud. #southernerd #halloween
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'Tis the season. "Halloween is going to be awesome this year."
Halloween music, glass of sweet tea, great weather…
Picked up this Taiwanese album just before leaving 4 the Record yesterday.
Now listening: Gift from my brother in law, who just got back from Jamaica.
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Just arrived: Original 1984 black label Rough Trade 16 track German pressing RTD26
Having a great weekend with this lady and our little chatterbox daughter.
My precious…Ping Eye 2 matching serial iron set just came in. Happy birthday to me.
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MONDAY, Nov. 7 (HealthDay News) -- Children of fathers who seem
depressed are more likely to show signs of behavioral and emotional
problems, although the nature of the link isn't clear, researchers
The study also suggests that kids whose parents both seem
depressed are at particularly high risk.
"This opens the door to a vast array of answerable but currently unanswered questions about the health and development of children growing up in households with depressed fathers," said study author Dr. Michael Weitzman, a professor of pediatrics and environmental medicine at New York University School of Medicine.
Plenty of studies have examined how mental problems in mothers
affect kids, especially in terms of postpartum depression, Weitzman
said. Scientists have even found signs that fathers can get
depressed after a child's birth. But there's been little research
into how the mental state of fathers may affect kids, he said.
That reflects a larger gap, he said. "Fathers get left out of
all sorts of policy and clinical deliberations about the well-being
of children."
In the new study, researchers examined the results of surveys of
nearly 22,000 U.S. children aged 5 to 17 and of their mothers and
fathers. The surveys were completed from 2004 to 2008.
The study authors looked for signs of depression based on the
answers, although none of the parents or children was diagnosed as
part of the survey.
The researchers found that 7.5 percent of the kids showed signs
of behavioral or emotional problems. Older kids (aged 12 to 17),
males, whites and those who lived with smokers had higher levels of
apparent depression.
Twenty percent of those with mothers who appeared depressed
showed signs of depression themselves; the percentage was 16
percent for those whose fathers appeared depressed. The number
jumped to 25 percent if both parents appeared depressed, Weitzman
The numbers don't indicate why symptoms of depression in parents
and kids might be linked. It could have something to do with
depression, Weitzman said, or depressed parents might make kids
depressed. Another possibility is that depressed kids make
parents depressed.
If the link is directly from parents to kids, some possible
reasons could include the inability of depressed parents "to
respond to a child's requests and needs in a consistently reliable
and empathic manner," said Dr. Rahil Briggs, an assistant professor
of pediatrics at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. "Depressed
parents may also struggle to help their children regulate their own
emotions, which may lead to poor social emotional development."
Dr. Christopher Bellonci, a psychiatrist and assistant professor
at Tufts University School of Medicine, said the findings are
"consciousness-raising" because they point to how depressed males
don't necessarily suffer in isolation. "They remind us that when
you're working with depressed adult males you have to remember to
ask, 'Are they a parent? Who's watching out for the kids?'"
The study appears online and in the December issue of the
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Twitter's #tenderloin café.
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SAN DIEGO (CBS/AP) – The San Francisco Giants have activated closer Brian Wilson from the disabled list.
Wilson strained a muscle in his left side March 17 during a spring game. Wilson led the majors with 48 saves last season for the World Series champions.
To make room for Wilson, the Giants placed right-hander Santiago Casilla on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to Friday, with an inflamed right elbow.
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Adrian Peterson's Daughter Can't Even Believe The Vikings Lost To The Browns
Well, that is adorable! No dinner for you, young lady. Straight to bed, and don't fumble like your daddy on the way up there.
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So my daughter is laying here under me and just out the blue she says… I can't believe you lost to the Browns Daddy! Smh
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Viscera Cleanup Detail is now on Steam Early Access, allowing intrepid would-be space janitors the chance to shine (and polish, and scrub, and mop). Being an Early Access game, it has its share of issues and warnings. Developer RuneStorm cautions potential buyers that the game has network troubles...
Clean up after Lo Wang in Shadow Warrior 'Viscera Cleanup Detail' mini-game
Indie developers RuneStorm and Flying Wild Hog have come together in a mashup of blood, guts, and pine-scented floor cleaner for a free standalone mini-game that tasks players with scrubbing a gruesome crime scene. Viscera Cleanup Detail: Shadow Warrior brings players back to the scene...
Viscera Cleanup Detail is the next ridiculous game you'll have to play
Viscera Cleanup Detail points out a longstanding social implication buried within some of our favorite shooters: Who cleans up the blood, guts and flesh left behind by our violent rampages through facilities invaded by hostile aliens? In this game, it's you. Viscera Cleanup Detail is a...
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Gabriel Knight and starvation wages at Pinkerton Road
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The Command key on the mac is the easiest of all 3 modifier keys to press (alt,ctrl,cmd). If you spend any sort of time in Windows, you've long since mapped your cmd key to ctrl, as it allows you to switch between windows and mac without having to change your muscle memory for things like cut/copy/paste.
I really need to be able to bind cmd+e to selfcast/smartcast e. Its crippling to have to bind new keys and re-learn them.
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For Riot to even TRY screwing around with the Command Keys is just not even approachable. You don't thwart the Apple Way(tm) in a production application. That's for you to hack up, at your own risk.
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Why not changing your F# key back to the normal functionality?
If you go to System preferences -> Keyboard -> check "Use all F1, F2, etc. keys as standard function keys"
The F key now behave like they do in windows and if you want to change brightness, volume, etc now you have to press Fn+F#
Takes a while to get use to press Fn to change the volume but if you use the F# keys a lot it's worth it!
I just had a better idea to fix all this problems.
In mac you can create custom shortcuts by application, like in:
System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Keyboard Shortcuts -> Application Shortcuts
the only problem is that those shortcuts have to be linked to OSX menu items.
This is the solution, if Riot could add OSX menu items to the game (they don't have to be visible) like Smartcast or target friendly units and then use a simple script to add and update the shortcuts in the System Preferences, they can override almost all of the default functionality of the system keys (like CMD+Q and the F# keys).
Yet again I would be glad to test and help with all this but I am not a beta tester yet, still waiting for the e-mail. Maybe Riot could speed that process up?
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I am having a lot of problems with this same issue. I am playing on a MacBook Pro and in order to move with out a mouse, mac players need to cmd + click. Accidently pushing cmd + q happens sometimes once or twice a match and it is really annoying. This really should not be a functional short-cut.
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Cory Allan Michael Monteith, May 11,1982-July 13, 2013
"And he was just always open and nice and just..just such a kind-hearted person. You know when you meet someone that's just so nice and lovable that you're just like I—you just want to be around them; you just need to be around them. And he was one of those people." Alex Newell
"He was very special to me, and also to the world. And we were very lucky to witness his incredible talent, his handsome smile, and his beautiful, beautiful heart. So whether you knew him personally, or just as Finn Hudson, Cory reached out, and he became a part of all of our hearts, and that's where he'll stay forever." - Lea Michele
Happy Birthday Cory Allan Michael Monteith (May 11th, 1982)
Thank you all for helping me through this time with your enormous love & support. Cory will forever be in my heart.
Yesterday I got to sit with my Glee family and remember a man I considered a bother and friend. With a very heavy heart, RIP Cory Monteith 💜 Continued prayer for his family and Lea. Sendings hugs to all you gleeks. [x]
Thank you, Cory. Rest In Peace (May 11, 1982 - July 13, 2013)
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The Icelandic writer Guðmundur Andri Thórsson reads from his book in German "Valeyrarvalsinn / In den Wind geflüstert" on 9 November 2014, at 4.30 p.m., at Theater Odeon in Vienna.
Icelandic artist Haraldur Jónsson participates in art exhibition "The Brancusi Effect", 12/6-21/9/2014 - opening on 11 June at 7 p.m. at Kunsthalle Wien
Finissage of the exhibition of the Icelandic artist Linda B. Steinthórsdóttir on 24 May 2014 in the Galeriehaus Wels
Foreign Minister of Iceland discusses Ukraine at Ministerial Committee of Council of Europe in Vienna
Presentation of credentials in Hungary on 10 March and in Czech Republic on 25 February 2014
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#if you don't like robert pattinson even just a little bit you're doing it wrong
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I'm not even in the supernatural fandom but I got this
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Some things I've learned in the CBT clinics I've been going to regarding anxiety that I thought might be helpful to some.
for real though. i have tried so hard to explain these things to people. jfc.
Listen up, Snowflakes.
fun little thing to tack on: triggers ARE NOT things that make you uncomfortable or uneasy, they are material that lead to visceral reactions/flash backs/panic attacks due to previous traumas
they aren't even phobias
they are related to ptsd, not general discomfort or fear
sometimes i think that people need this polite reminder
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Someone is going to hell for this fuckery
holy fucking shit, some things never change
omg i am laughing so hard at the Miss Universe costume category
you got poland lookin nice
Namibia workin it
Costa Rica goin big, what did you expect
Haiti fuckin rockin it
Great Britain got damn
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we had to be a fucking transformer
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Ralph Steadman pays homage to an old friend.
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Ralph Steadman being Hunter S. Thompson: Priceless.
time to write my descriptive and interpretive critique on the art of Ralph Steadman.
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"I went docking on my friend's farm recently and, of course, I came home with an orphaned lamb. After being separated from the flock at mustering, she got stuck in a boggy mud and was near dead from hunger. The farm had its quota of pet lambs for the season, so she came home with me – and I named her Betty. Everyone thinks I'm mad, but as soon as they meet her, they become quite fond of the little woolly creature.
Because she's only a few week old and needs feeding every four hours, Betty comes to work with me – and she's a hit. The Icebreaker crew really enjoys having her around – there's often a line to feed her! A lot of kids come in to meet her too.
At night Betty trots around on my deck, then cuddles up with me on the couch, before skipping off to her wee bed in the shed. It's not a bad life for a lamb, better than staying in that bog anyway. When she is big enough to look after herself she'll head back out to the farm.
Just like Icebreaker, I believe in the humane treatment of all animals (learn more about Icebreaker's ethics here). Betty has a pen with hay and natural light. She also gets to wander around on grass each morning, lunchtime and evening. I just wanted to share a bit about her wee life to date – hope you enjoy her as much as I do!"
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Auxilium meum a Domino
The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want
He maketh me to lie down in green pastures
He leadeth me beside the still waters
He restoreth my soul
He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake
Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death
I will fear no evil: for thou art with me
Thy rod and thy staff they comfort me
Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies
Thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over
Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life
And I will dwell in the house of the LORD for ever
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Da heck? | Reviewer: Daniel R. | 4/30/13
For the guy of the review: Don't you own the album? This song does not cut out, it's linked with My Kingdom.
About the song: It's pretty awesome what Dave could do with a Psalm, isn't it? I find the whole album excellent, and this little fragment is not behind.
Not the hole thing | Reviewer: Bill Jaman | 2/7/07
It was great exept it cut out at 2:14 what the Hell??
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With an IQ in the lower double-digits, she seems to think she knows what a "tax" is and is not.
It's a TAX because it fits the LEGAL DEFINITION of what a TAX IS.
Clearer now? Did I use too many multi-syllable words?
This isn't very difficult to understand... except for you
A state can mandate ANYTHING it wants to mandate, BECAUSE IT IS A STATE. Regulating the lawn-mowing habits of the citizenry IS NOT ONE OF THE 17 ENUMERATED POWERS GIVEN TO THE FEDS. WHY CAN'T YOU GET THAT THROUGH YOUR THICK SKULL?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Talk about having your cake and eating it, too: President Obama's various spokesmen are adamant that the individual mandate, which the Supreme Court ruled is constitutional as a tax, is not a tax. Indeed, Roberts' ruling has thrown into chaos the president's messaging machine, which has flopped from one position to the next as political expediency has warrented. Indeed, this whole episode is just more proof that Obama & Co. will say absolutely anything to get what they want, even if they contradict themselves from day to day.
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The Holy Bible is both historically and scientifically correct.
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Not a belief, it's a matter of historical record that ancient Egyptian and Babylonian mathematicians were able to estimate pi within one percent of its true value about 1000 years before the book of kings was written.
Hey, then since ancient Egyptian and Babylonian mathematicians were around and the knowledge has been available to know that the Holy Bible didn't contradict itself on this point.
Amazing to me how college graduates still try to bring this one up.
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Summer Make Good gets closer to answering my questions, though I'm guessing that Múm will never truly be figured out (not by their fans, or even their own members). Now chopped down to a trio -- Gyõa Valtýsdóttir has left the band to study the cello -- Múm continue to evolve, bringing new faces into their flock while tweaking their already inimitable organic process. Whereas earlier material represented a bird's eye view of a band learning the ins and outs of electronic music-making, Summer Make Good blurs the distinctions of digital and analog to the point of opening new categories (as opposed to artists like DNTEL or Laub, who wear binaries on the sleeves of their laptop-punching digits).
Mellow and deeply introspective, Múm typically come across as a bunch of sad sacks, but that's missing the point. The trio explore a rainbow of feeling, where hope creeps into melancholy and joy in the same way that orange connects yellow and red. "Weeping Rock, Rock" sets that tone, with Kristin Valt�sdóttir's shy vocal more prominently out front than before, her strengthened confidence leading an orchestra of "real" instruments: melodica, glockenspiel, accordion, trumpet and so on. And the wonderful textures -- ever a staple of Múm's menu -- remain, though they are harder to parse. Credit that to new methods and production acumen, vintage amplifiers and gramophone speakers replacing much of the tried and true DSP plugin science. Summer Make Good is physical rather than virtual; the music, with an unprecedented warmth, is in front of you, tickling your chin. Later tracks -- "Islands Of The Children's Children", the upcoming single "Nightly Cares" -- add rock elements via authentic-sounding drum kits; equal parts dirge and lullaby, their haunting melodies possess an innocence unaffected by convention, their artistic approach sparklingly pure and dazzling.
To listen is to be present at the location and time that the music was written and recorded; Múm's base of operation was one of two remote lighthouses off coastal Iceland. You picture the lonely retreat standing over the tide, three human beings secluded amid peeling surroundings... you just about feel the harsh wind. Literally. Múm kept the environmental din intact (the opener, "Hú Hviss -- A Ship", is pretty much a field recording), and, while it's not going to be obvious, the rattling windows and gush of sea spray colors are an intrinsic part of Summer Make Good. After glowing reviews of their debut, Múm have soared past and avoided anything that could be called a sophomore slump. Judging by Summer Make Good, the arc of improvement is still curving upward, and their trajectory is still delightfully unknown.
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The idle words begin to take over my train of thought.
My heart and my soul believe they can never be bought.
The suttle feelings of emptiness and being alone
What lies ahead of me, in reality the fear of the unknown.
Self doubt is the enemy if I allow it to conquer myself I lose it all.
Then I'll become weak and take the final fall.
I search within for the strength and the will to fight
I can not stop believing in what I feel in my heart is right.
I must always remember what ahead of me lies
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Just some random doodles I end up doodling during a boring lecture or on my spare time. I happily welcome requests (except for things I'm not comfortable doodling), so don't be afraid to send me an ask!
Seriously, tho. You can ask me random questions about anything, I'll most likely answer them.
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I apologize for the delay on my colour pencil tutorial!! I do have the studies done, but by the time I finished them it was already time for me to head out to Italy for my study abroad classes! I am currently in Florence, so if anyone is there I'd be happy to meet and hang out with you in the evenings after my classes!
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Watch your posture. Slumping makes it harder for your back to support your weight. Be especially careful of your posture when lifting heavy objects. Never bend over from the waist. Instead, bend and straighten from the knees.
Wear low heels. Exchange your four-inch pumps for flats or low heels (less than 1 inch). High heels may create a more unstable posture, and increase pressure on your lower spine.
Kick the habit.
Smoking can increase your risk for osteoporosis of the spine and other bone problems. Osteoporosis can in turn lead to compression fractures of the spine. Recent research found that smokers are more likely to have low back pain compared with nonsmokers.
Watch your weight. Use diet and exercise to keep your weight within a healthy range for your height. Being overweight puts excess stress on your spine.
Try an over-the-counter pain reliever. Anti-inflammatory drugs such as aspirin, ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin, Nuprin), and naproxen sodium (Aleve, Anaprox, Naprosyn) can help reduce back pain. Acetaminophen (Actamin, Panadol, Tylenol) is another over-the-counter option for pain management. Be sure to check with your doctor or pharmacist about any interactions over-the-counter pain relievers may have with other medications you are taking. People with a history of certain medical conditions (such as ulcers, kidney disease, and liver disease) should avoid some medicines.
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Aug 31, 2012 5:03 PM
It is claimed If every billionaire and millionaire gave 100% of their earnings to the government, the government could run for 8 days, so how much does the average tax payer contribute to the government ? It dosen't make sense if the well off pay 50% of the taxes, as claimed. The other 50% pay the rest, so our country only runs for 16 days ? My math isn't that good, but to me it just doesn't add up.


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