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A few weeks ago, members of the Manitoba Buckwheat Association faced an unusual dilemma as they gathered for their annual meeting.
What would they do with their first-ever royalty cheque? As co-owners of a buckwheat snack with the Manitoba Agri-Health Research Network (MAHRN), the association is entitled to half the royalties generated by the licensing agreement with the company now selling it.
Oak Bluff-based Stone Milled Specialty Grains is selling Buckshots -- a gluten-free roasted buckwheat snack that comes with a variety of seasonings --as part of its lineup of speciality flours and food products.
The royalty cheque was more symbolic than financially significant. It was a first for a unique set of partnerships between six Manitoba commodity grower associations and the research network.
These companies are combining farmer investment with public funds to develop functional food products from commodities such as buckwheat, beans and vegetables grown on Manitoba farms.
"We have been depending on foreign markets to buy our raw seed in the past, so this allows us to develop products better suited to the North American market," said Les McEwan, research chairman of the Manitoba Buckwheat Growers. "The model we have chosen is very unique to Canadian grower groups in that it allows for royalties to come back to the consortium for reinvestment in future projects."
Part of the goal is to build a brand identity around the Canadian Climate Advantage, a registered trademark for grains and oilseeds that have a role in healthy living.
"This is hopefully the beginning of a mechanism that will put buckwheat onto our store shelves and into the hands of the health-conscious North American consumer," McEwan said.
We've all heard of the so-called Mediterranean diet and its association with good health and longevity. Many of the crops grown on Canadian farms, including canola, barley, beans and berries, can make a similar contribution. One report said health-care costs in Canada could be reduced by $19 billion annually if consumers started including more of these foods in their diets.
It is no easy task. The science has shown eating foods such as pulse crops is a no-brainer for good health -- they reduce cholesterol, they are low-fat, high-fibre and jam-packed with useful nutrition. But North America isn't a bean culture.
"We can't just say 'eat more pulses' (peas, beans, lentils and chickpeas)," said Lee Anne Murphy, MAHRN executive director. "You have to provide them to the public in forms that they can enjoy."
That's the challenge the research network -- which is a creation of the Canadian Centre for Agricultural Research and Medicine, the Richardson Centre for Functional Foods and the Manitoba government's Food Product Development Centre, and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada -- took on about four years ago.
Through its not-for-profit corporation NuEats, it has since co-ordinated the development and commercialization of several functional food products containing homegrown ingredients. It's on the constant lookout for more, especially if it involves developing products that can be made from commodity components that currently go to waste, such as off-size carrots, sunflower hulls or pinto beans that are too dark.
University of Manitoba students can now buy pinto bean pizza crusts and pita bread, which are not only gluten-free, but nutritionally enhanced. They're downright tasty, too. "It's non-gluten and meeting nutritional needs, but people are enjoying it as a pizza crust," Murphy said.
"We're not educating people on a new way to eat, we're just saying, if you're going to eat snack food, choose a healthy snack."
There is also a Prairie Berry Parfait ice cream treat, featuring saskatoons, Manitoba-made ice cream and oatmeal-granola crumble, and probiotic cookies. Some of these products, as well as the ingredients that go into them, can be purchased at Generation Green at The Forks Market.
In another value-added spinoff, NuEats hires university-level food science students, giving them both experience and exposure in product development, consumer testing and marketing.
It can be a long trip from gate to plate in the food business. The real payback from initiatives such as this one isn't the royalty cheque, it's the connections it builds between farming and healthy eating.
Laura Rance is editor of the Manitoba Co-operator. She can be reached at 204-792-4382 or by email: email@example.com
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Louise specialises in the prevention of violence, her work has specifically focused on intimate partner aggression and group and gang related aggression. She enjoys an active research profile which has contributed to training, practice and policy in these areas. She has recently led and been involved with several funded projects. These include an outcome evaluation of police led multi-agency screening of domestic violence cases, an exploration of the sexual experiences of British urban youth and an investigation of gang life in Birmingham. In addition Louise is working on an ESRC funded project that aims to explore the effects of prison visits on re-offending. Louise is also involved in starting up an international network that aims to provide a focus on male victims of intimate partner agression.
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Louise is an internationally renowned academic and Forensic Psychologist who has specialised in the prevention of violence, specifically intimate partner aggression and group and gang related aggression. Having more than forty articles in peer reviewed journals, books and professional reports Louise enjoys an active research profile. Her commitment to the field is demonstrated by her involvement with external organisations. For example she is the Chair for the West Midlands branch of the national organisation BASPCAN (British Association for the Study and Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect), a member of the International Family Aggression Society and International Society for Research on Aggression. She is on the Editorial board of several international journals such as Partner Abuse, Child Maltreatment and the British Journal of Forensic Practice. She is also involved in starting up an international network that aims to provide a focus on male victims of intimate partner agression. Louise has recently led several funded projects including an outcome evaluation of multi-agency screening of cases of domestic violence where children are present, an exploration of the sexual experiences of British urban youth, and an investigation of gang life in Birmingham. In addition Louise is working on an ESRC-funded project that aims to explore the effects of prison visits on re-offending, which will provide a focus on crime reduction. Her reputation has led to prestigious organisations seeking her advice on violence related issues, such as the Scottish Parliament, British Council and West Midlands and Merseyside Police. Louise's co-edited book 'What works in offender rehabilitation: An evidenced based approach to assessment and treatment' was released in 2013.
Louise directs the Continued Professional Development route to the Doctorate in Forensic Psychology Practice (CPD route to FPP). This is a post graduate research programme.
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Listen to Louise's podcast 'What the evidence tells us about the nature of Intimate Partner Violence' (MP3 - 9.15MB) or read the podcast transcript.
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Breaking the Cycle: Prison Visitation and Recidivism in the UK
A new research project funded by the UK Economic and Research Council (ESRC), undertaken by carceral geographer Dominique Moran and forensic psychologist Louise Dixon (both University of Birmingham, UK) will draw attention to prison visitation as an aspect of imprisonment which has already been demonstrated to improve the outcomes of released prisoners, but whose specific functionality is at present poorly understood.
This 3-year interdisciplinary project will provide a new perspective on prison visitation and its relationship to the highly topical issue of recidivism. Macro-level statistical analysis in parallel with innovative mixed-methods research into visiting facilities will identify the nature of this relationship and its socio-spatial context, informing policy towards visitation and the design of visiting spaces, and contributing to broader debates about prisoner rehabilitation and resettlement
Keep up to date at: http://carceralgeography.com/research/prison-visitation-and-recidivism/
You can find many of the listed publications below at Louise's eprint repository page
Pornari, C., Dixon, L., & Humphreys. G.W. (2013). Implicit Theories in Intimate Partner Violence: What does the empirical literature suggest? Aggression and Violent Behavior, 18, 496 - 505
Howard, P., & Dixon, L. (2013). Identifying change in the likelihood of violent recidivism: Causal dynamic risk factors in the OASys Violence Predictor. Law and Human Behavior, 37, 163-174
Beech, A.R., Bartels, R.M., & Dixon, L. (2013). The assessment and treatment of offender cognition. Trauma Violence and Abuse, 14, 54-66
Archer, J.A., Dixon, L., & Graham-Kevan, N. (2012). Perpetrator programmes for partner violence: A rejoinder to Respect. Legal and Criminological Psychology,17, 225 - 232.
Tew, J., Harkins, L. & Dixon, L. (2012). Investigating changes in anger and aggression in offenders with high levels of psychopathic traits attending the Chromis violence reduction programme. Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health, 22, 191 – 201
Howard, P., & Dixon, L. (2012). The construction and validation of the OASys Violence Predictor: Advancing violence risk assessment in the English and Welsh correctional services. Criminal Justice and Behavior, 39, 287-307
Esquivel Santovena, E., & Dixon, L. (2012). Investigating the true rate of physical intimate partner violence: A review of nationally representative surveys. Aggression and Violent Behavior, 17, 208-219.
Dixon, L., Archer, J.A., & Graham-Kevan, N. (2012). Perpetrator programmes for partner violence: Are they based on ideology or evidence? Legal and Criminological Psychology, 17, 196-215.
Dixon, L. & Graham-Kevan, N. (2011). Understanding the nature and aetiology of intimate partner violence and implications for practice: A review of the evidence base. Clinical Psychology Review, 31, 1145-1155.
Dixon, L., & Graham-Kevan, N. (2011). Until Death Do They Part: Preventing Intimate Partner Homicide. The Psychologist, 24, 820-823.
Howard, P., & Dixon, L. (2011). Developing an empirical classification of violent offences for use in the prediction of recidivism in England and Wales. Journal of Aggression Conflict and Peace Research, 3, 141-154.
Dixon, L. (2011). Book review: The rehabilitation of partner violent men. British Journal of Forensic Practice, 13, 54-55
Hillberg, T., Hamilton-Giachritsis, C., & Dixon, L. (2011). Critical review of meta-analyses on the association between child sexual abuse and adult psychopathology: A systematic approach. Trauma violence and Abuse, 12, 38-49.
Bowen, E. & Dixon, L. (2010). Evidence for current and prospective associations between facial affect recognition accuracy and anti-social behaviour during childhood. Journal of Aggressive Behavior, 35, 1-10.
Harkins, L. & Dixon, L. (2010). Sexual offending in groups: An evaluation. Journal of Aggression and Violent Behavior, 15, 87-99.
Dixon, L., Browne, K.D., Hamilton-Giachritsis, C., & Ostapuik, E. (2010). Differentiating patterns of violence in the family. Journal of Aggression Conflict and Peace Research, 2, 32-44.
Dixon, L. & Graham-Kevan, N. (2010). Spouse abuse. In B.S. Fisher and S.P. Lab (Eds.). Encyclopaedia of victomology and crime prevention. Thousand Oaks. Sage.
Stokes, H., Dixon, L. & Beech, A. (2009). Predicting dropout of incarcerated men from a long term aggression programme. Journal of Aggression Conflict and Peace, 1, 36-44.
Dixon, L., Browne, K.D. & Hamilton-Giachritsis (2009). Patterns of risk and protective factors in the intergenerational cycle of maltreatment. Journal of Family Violence, 24, 111-122.
Dixon. L., Hamilton-Giachritsis, C. & Browne, K.D. (2008). Classifying partner femicide. Journal of Interpersonal Violence; 23, 74-93.
Dixon, L. & Browne, K.D. (2007). The heterogeneity of family violence and its implications for practice. Issues in Forensic Psychology, 6, 116-124.
Dixon. L., Hamilton-Giachritsis, C., Browne, K.D. & Ostapuik, E. (2007). The co-occurrence of child and intimate partner maltreatment in the family: Characteristics of the violent perpetrators. Journal of Family Violence, 22, 675-689.
Dixon. L., Browne, K.D. & Hamilton-Giachritsis, C. (2005). Risk factors of parents abused as children: A mediational analysis of the intergenerational continuity of child maltreatment (Part I). Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 46, 47-57.
Dixon. L., Hamilton-Giachritsis, C. & Browne, K.D. (2005). Attributions and behaviours of parents abused as children: A mediational analysis of the intergenerational continuity of child maltreatment (Part II). Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 46, 58-68.
Browne, K.D. & Dixon, L. (2003). Links between spouse and child abuse and treating domestic violent offenders. Dziecko Krzywolzone: Teoria Badania Praktyka: 5, 6-23.
Dixon, L. & Browne, K.D. (2003). The heterogeneity of spouse abuse: A review. Aggression and Violent Behavior, 268, 1-24.
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Craig, L.A., Dixon, L., & Gannon, T.A (Eds.). (2013). What works in offender rehabilitation: An evidence based approach to assessment and treatment. Wiley-Blackwell
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In addition, Governor George Ryan has proclaimed December "Drunk and Drugged Driving (3-D) Prevention Month" in Illinois. In observance of 3-D month, Illinois State Police officers have attached red ribbons to their squad car antennas in support of MADD's (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) "Tie One on for Safety" campaign.
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According to Nolen, last year 142 persons lost their lives on Illinois roadways during the month of December -- 50 of these deaths were alcohol-related. In an effort to reduce traffic crashes and fatalities, police and sheriffs' departments across the country and in Illinois will be out in force with saturation patrols, roadside safety checks, and public awareness efforts to stop impaired driving, speeding, and aggressive driving.
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Smart light socket lets you control any ordinary light via Wi-Fi
Internet-connected devices are clearly the future of controlling everything from your home to your car, but actually getting "the Internet of things" rolling has been slow going. Now a new project looks to brighten those prospects, quite literally, with a smart light socket.
Created by Zach Supalla (who was inspired by his father, who is deaf and uses lights for notifications), the Spark Socket lets you to connect the light sockets in your home to the Internet, allowing them to be controlled via PC, smartphone and tablet (iOS and Android are both supported) through a Wi-Fi connection. What makes this device so compelling is its simplicity. By simply screwing a normal light bulb into the Spark Socket, connected to a standard light fixture, you can quickly begin controlling and programming the lights in your home.
Some of the uses for the Spark Socket include allowing you to have your house lights flash when you receive a text or email, programming lights to turn on with certain alarms, and having lights dim during certain times of the day. A very cool demonstration of how the device works can be tested by simply visiting this live Ustream page and tweeting #hellospark. We tested it and the light flashed on instantly as soon as we tweeted the hashtag.
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Song of Scarabaeus by Sara Creasey (HarperCollins, April 2010)- Song of Scarabaeus opens with Edie Sha'nim being kidnapped by pirates, which isn't necessarily a bad thing for her. They want her to use her talent to help them release a couple of Crib serfs, so she goes along for the ride. Then she founds out they've created a mental leash between her and one of the serfs, Finn, and her goals abruptly change. If Finn goes out of range, the leash will explode in his brain, killing him. If Edie dies, he will too. When Edie finds out that the pirates are stealing Crib technology to help Fringe worlds, she starts to think that maybe working with them isn't all that bad, but nothing is as it seems, and Edie must make choices that could not only end her life, but Finn's as well.
I loved this book, just loved it! It reminded me a bit of Ann Aguirre's Sirantha Jax series, although Edie and Sirantha are very different characters. I'm a relative sci-fi newbie, and usually shy away from hard sci-fi, which this isn't, but it does have some elements that a newbie might have trouble with at first. No worries though! You get used to the lingo, and Ms. Creasy paints such a full and layered world that will pull you in and not let you go until the last page.
Edie is a talented cypherteck, which means that she has the power to seed and terraform new worlds using biocyph technology. She is a valuable commodity, one that the corporate conglomerate Crib, not to mention the Fringe, will do just about anything to get their hands on. I loved the sexual tension between Edie and Finn and the relationship that the author creates between them is intense, but at the same time tender, and I enjoyed peeling back the layers of Finn's quiet and strong personality. There's plenty of adventure here, and the deep space setting serves to make every nuance of the novel that much richer, and foreboding in its complexity. There's something about good space opera that I absolutely love, and Song of Scarabaeus is a mature and exquisite addition to the genre! It was also nominated for the Philip K. Dick Award, and it's a well deserved nomination!
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I need to move this one up on the TBR. Sounds fantastic.
Nominated to the Philip Dick Award? Perhaps I will try to find it and read!
Great review hon. Another series that has been on my TBR list that I haven't read yet. I love sci-fi, so this sounds great even if it is not the hardcore sci-fi. Thanks for the review hon
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Perfect timing! Former All My Children and As the World Turns sensation Cady McClain has joined CBS's The Young and the Restless as grieving mom/town pariah Kelly Andrews, just as she's published her brutally frank memoir, Murdering My Youth (available on amazon.com and cadymcclain.com). The two-time Emmy winner tells TV Guide Magazine all about it.
It's good to be Jon Lindstrom! The multi-talented fan fave, best known as Dr. Kevin Collins on ABC's General Hospital, has directed his first feature film, the psychological chiller How We Got Away With It, about an annual reunion of friends that goes horribly wrong. It hits cable VOD later this month and opens in theaters in New York and Los Angeles in April (check howwegotawaywithit.com for details). On top of that, the actor recently got hitched in a hush-hush ceremony to his longtime love Cady McClain — the iconic Dixie on All My Children and soon to be Kelly Andrews on The Young and the Restless. TV Guide Magazine had a gab session with Lindstrom to discuss it all!
One Emmy winner is out, another is in. CBS's The Young and the Restless has been forced to recast the role of grieving mom Kelly Andrews, currently played by Cynthia Watros, who has moved on to the upcoming MTV series Finding Carter. The new Kelly is former All My Children and As the World Turns great Cady McClain.
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After nearly 42 years of scandalous affairs, decades-long rivalries, fairy tale romances, kidnapped babies, serial killers, resurrected loved ones and the occasional Pennsylvania tornado, All My Children as fans have known it will come to an end on Friday. Two weeks before production wrapped, TVGuide.com spent a few days behind the scenes of Pine Valley as writers, producers and cast performed something of a three-ring circus, rallying to deliver what they hoped would be a satisfying conclusion for their loyal viewers.
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Before the network announced that it was pulling the home of La Lucci off the air after almost 42 years, Pine Valley's newest residents, a brother-sister team from Doctors Without Borders, were en route to love and happily ever after (for as long as that means on daytime TV). According to Jordi Vilasuso and Lindsay Hartley, who joined the cast as the Castillos last November, Cara was brought in as Jake's estranged wife and "soul mate" (not Tad's, and certainly not David's!), while Griffin was hatched as a love interest for Erica Kane's grieving daughter Kendall. But it was all so very short-lived!
Because of the axing — which spawned the resurrection of AMC superstars Dixie (Cady McClain) and Zach (Thorsten Kaye) — the Castillos have been reduced to being little more than appendages of resident villain David (Vincent Irizzary). What do Vilasuso and Hartley have to say about it? Plenty. The actors spoke with TVGuide.com Friday, just days before the series wrapped production entirely, about being hit with the cancellation curve ball, the Castillos' storyline switcheroo, and the online future of All My Children.
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Chin, Yik-chan (2003) The nation-state in a globalizing media environment: China's regulatory policies on transborder TV drama flow. Javnost / The Public, 10 (4). pp. 75-94. ISSN 1318-3222
Chin, Yik-chan (2003) The nation-state in a globalising media environment: Chinaâs regulatory policies on transnational television drama flow. Media Development, 44 (3). pp. 17-22. ISSN 0143-5558
Chin, Yik-chan (2003) The shifting patterns of China's television sector and ideological debates amid the WTO entry. Journalism and Communication Studies Review, Annual edition .
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Best Falafel Miami 2009 - Pita Plus of Aventura
18833 Biscayne Blvd.
Aventura, FL 33180
Pita Plus is not a hut or concession stand or shoebox-size take-out joint. With its spacious quarters and 60 seats, it is more like a falafel arena. It needs to be this large because so many folks flock here for the signature Middle Eastern sandwich. Four cleanly fried falafel bombs go poof into the warmed pita pocket, followed rapid-fire by fire-red tomatoes, cucumbers, shrapnel-like scraps of cabbage, eggplant, pickles — anything you want from the counterperson's arsenal of salads — along with hummus, tahini, and a flash of hot sauce if desired. It all adds up to a disproportionate amount of flavor for the dollar: $6.40, tax included.


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I have a very particular problem setting up Dual Monitors in a Backbox 3.05 fresh installation (It's based on Xubuntu 12.04).
My computer is a laptop, 1280x800, and I'm setting up an external monitor using 1280x1024 resolution at the right of my main monitor through VGA connector.
I set it up using arandr and everything worked as expected except one thing: The secondary monitor appears to be offset to the right about 70 pixels, far more than what I can correct using my monitor auto or manual adjust settings (indeed, I moved it to the far left, but those 70 pixels are still hidden from my view behind the edge of the monitor).
At the moment, I came up with the silly workaround of setting a 70 pixles width empty vertical panel locked at the right side of the screen, so I can maximize windows without having half of them hidden. But, you know, it's quite an ugly workaround.
So, does anyone have any ideas about how to fix this?
Many thanks in advance.
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[Editor's Note: This review was written before the release of any of the games downloadable content. Please understand that during this time, the site was going through some important changes editing wasn't not a priority when releasing this article before E3 2014.]
Exactly what is Titanfall? It's a question I found myself pondering upon completing this origin project from Respawn Entertainment. Lucky, however, it doesn't take long to find the answer to that question.
Titanfall is a brilliant new addition to the first person shooter genre; with nothing but the guts of a successful FPS on its shoulders. It's exactly what you'll want from a mech-based FPS–in addition to a foundation that's so strong it would be criminal not for other games to borrow from it in the future.
However, it doesn't go without its faults, Titanfall isn't prefect by any measures. Speaking of, the developers of Respawn really misstep with the campaign mode of Titanfall. Its not that it isn't good; its just not memorable. Its because there are simply too many things going on the battlefield to focus on the story and the events happening during the campaign. But, like the old advantageous saying goes "regress to the mean." It somehow overcomes these fault and/or missteps.


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His group provided 10,000 orange buckets with simple water filters and a small Bible tract to various mission groups for distribution.
A Haitian man asked if he could have one of the buckets being handed out. After inquiring about the tract, discussing it, and praying to receive Christ, he stated emphatically that 'OK, now I have to burn it.'
'What do you mean?' 'Come with me.' Puzzled, James' co-worker went with the new believer to his tent and to the rubble of his home where he helped haul arm loads of valuable items to a ditch and burned them.
The Texan had no idea who he was. The new believer went on to explain that he was the district bishop of the voodoo church for that part of Port-au-Prince.
The believer continued, 'A few days before the earthquake, we recommitted our country to the voodoo gods and then we get this earthquake. I'm tired of serving Death and Darkness. Then you come, strangers who don't even know us, and share about Jesus who is the Way of Life. That's what I want.'
The provision of water filters is essential to ensure that the people of Haiti are as a reduced risk of diseases during the disaster. MAF was privileged to play a role in the distribution of this equipment.
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I had 2 of this for my audio research ref5se I only used one of them about 500 hour. To me sound is very dull and no depth. I have to keep volume up to get a better sound. I didn't have a test tool so i am not sure it was just this one or all tung-sol is not right for arc amp.


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A place for Florida stampers to chat and share creativity!
Members: 66
Latest Activity: Oct 28
Started by Monica L. Last reply by EJ Vest Aug 6, 2013. 31 Replies 2 Likes
Hi everyone. I started this group because the old Florida group was accidentally deleted. My name is Monica, I am from Tampa and have lived here all my life. I have been stamping since 2007 and LOVE…Continue
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HiJust discovered Stamp TV and I think I'm going to love it. Started making greeting cards and Artist Trading Cards (ATC's). So many groups to teach new techniques here it's just wonderful. I will be…Continue
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I'm Betty Dallas from Cape May, NJ, currently snowbirding in Jensen Beach, FL (6 months at the beach in NJ and 6 months at the beach in FL ~ best of ALL worlds). I'd tried lots of other crafts over…Continue
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Hi,I am basically new to stamping. I have only been doing this for a year. It is a great stress release for me. MarianContinue
Hi Sue.
Hi everyone and welcome to all the new members! I've been away. Just busy with this and that but, I wanted to stop by and poke my head in. For those who haven't met me yet, my name is Sue and I live in Sarasota, Fl. I've grown up here all my life. I hope we can all get better acquainted. :)
Betty if you are ever in the Lakeland area, Violetts is a10 room card makers dream. She has many products unavailable in the bigger craft stores and has various classes to choose from.
Betty, I am in Brandon and across from mall is a nice Michaels
Thanks, Lisa
Hello Everyone,
I've been away in Maine for a family emergency for the last few months, but I'm back now. I'm continuing my card making classes at the Hobby Lobby in New Port Richey on Mondays and my all day CROPS on Fridays if anyone is interested in attending. I also do private classes for groups of friends and online classes. There's more information on my blog at http://www.classycutupscreations.com and at http://www.meetup.com/Tampa-Bay-Classy-Cut-ups/ if you are interested.
Hi Betty,
I didn't know the shop on Westshore closed. If you don't mind taking a drive, there are two small shops in Spring Hill (Scrap-a-Latte on 19 and Stamping Studio on Spring Hill Dr.), Violette's in Lakeland, and 'the name escapes me at the moment' in Lecanto. The Joann's in Citrus Park is a decent one.
Hi, my name is Betty and I live in Tampa during the winter months. I love to make cards. Monica, since you live in Tampa, where do you shop for supplie? Our favorite scrapbooking store on Westshore Blvd. closed and the only other one I know about is in St. Pete. I just discovered this website and love ginakdesign cards.
Sorry I missed you at the release party, Charlotte! We went for lunch...sat outside under a cloudless sky! You would never ever have suspected what it looked like night before last! Thankfully no water in our subdivision, but I saw somewhere that there were hundreds of damaged buildings and they did 90 water rescues, so I'm feeling especially thankful!
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[SOLVED] Crash when clicking on authors button in about dialog on MacOSX.
When I start the KDE application kmymoney4-devel (using QT 4.7.3), then go to Preferences/Plugin, select the info button of one of the plugins (e.g. libofx) and then click the authors button in the upcoming about dialog the application crashes.
The same happens in the applications about dialog as well, as I noticed later.
The original issue at MacPorts [trac.macports.org] I am referring to here has debug logs.
There one can see that the culprit seems to be containerWidget():
- Program received signal EXC_BAD_ACCESS, Could not access memory.
- Reason: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at address: 0x0000000000000008
- 0x000000010499ba80 in containerWidget ()
- (gdb) bt f
- #0 0x000000010499ba80 in containerWidget ()
- No symbol table info available.
- #1 0x00000001049b180d in QStyleSheetStyle::drawPrimitive ()
- No symbol table info available.
- #2 0x0000000101d93ef3 in KDEPrivate::KAboutApplicationPersonListDelegate::paint ()
- No symbol table info available.
- #3 0x0000000104baf6c8 in QListView::paintEvent ()
To get more info I certainly would need to have QT in its debug variant installed, so that I could dive into said containerWidget()…
But I hope that someone might have a clue on this list as to what might cause this on MacOSX. It doesn't happen on Linux, that I know for sure. :-)
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Well, the crash happens in qstylesheetstyle.cpp line 4252:
- case PE_Widget:
- if (!rule.hasDrawable()) {
- QWidget *container = containerWidget(w);
- if (autoFillDisabledWidgets->contains(container)
The debugger shows this as the crash position:
- 0x0000000103823b85 <+4117> mov %r14,%rdi
- 0x0000000103823b88 <+4120> callq 0x10380dd90 <_ZL15containerWidgetPK7QWidget>
- -> 0x0000000103823b8d <+4125> mov %rax,-0x578(%rbp)
(The arrow marks the position where the program crashes with "EXC_BAD_ACCESS"!)
Too bad that – for some reason – I can't get the debugger to accept my QT4 debug library. It runs fine through KMyMoney's code line by line, but cannot step into QT4 code. :-(
That's why I can't debug the values of the variables so easily – well, at least my knowledge of assembler isn't good enough to make the link to the original C++ code. :-/
I verified with a minimal KDE app that the crash doesn't occur on OpenSuSE 11.2 Linux but happens on Mac OS X if more than the standard about dialog info is being used.
See issue 1 here [bitbucket.org]
Code is available here: https://bitbucket.org/mkae/kde-tests/downloads
Unfortunately it is impossible to debug the above code using
- $ DYLD_IMAGE_SUFFIX=_debug gdb
on MacOSX, since the app will stop with errors like these:
- QWidget: Must construct a QApplication before a QPaintDevice
- Program received signal SIGABRT, Aborted.
- 0x000000010128ada2 in __kill ()
- (gdb)
As discussed here [bitbucket.org] the crashing about dialog is probably not a QT issue, but rather a KDE bug. I'll go to the KDE-DEVELOP mailing list with this.
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We invite you to find tranquility in our Bed and Breakfast and Wellness `The Art of Joy´ and to relax and enjoy the spacious sun area, swimming pool and Jacuzzi. You will be amazed by the breathtaking views over the valley and the ocean. Our spacious garden and lawn of 2, 5 acres allows you to load up your batteries on various terraces and quiet spots in our natural surroundings. The water from the tap, in the pool and Jacuzzi is pure and filtered mineral water from our own well. We are an Eco lodge and provide you with water and electricity in an ecological way. The Art of Joy means the Art of Enjoying life at a beautiful spot. Our Casa is located in a protected nature park in southern Portugal and a good starting point for fun and adventurous excursions. Within half an hour you drive to the South Coast with impressive rock formations, or to the very quiet beaches and rugged cliffs of the West Coast. A visit to picturesque villages like close by Monchique, the spa village of Caldas de Monchique and Silves are well worth a visit. We provide wonderful walks through the adjacent National Park of the Serra de Monchique and her surroundings.
Children are welcome from 14 years and older to ensure the ambience of tranquility and peace.
1. Comfortable spacious accommodation enjoying ocean view with top quality box spring mattresses: Four double rooms (one has an extra unit available for 4 persons) and two apartments. All accommodation is decorated in warm tones and has access to
Wi-Fi. Once a week, Eugene prepares a delicious 4-course dinner with a minimum of 6 guests, also suitable for people vegetarians. There is free use of the Jacuzzi with breathtaking views. To make it comfortable for you in winter we provide ecological central heating in the entire B & B and wood burning stoves in the apartments for a romantic stay. Many guests stayed here for a sabbatical or a (writers) retreat with special rates.
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HIBBING - The St. Louis Co. Sheriff's office is looking for a man who was allegedly involved in a sexual assault.
He's John Pierce, 44, and he's facing 13 felony charges in connection with the alleged crime.
Those include first degree criminal sexual conduct, second degree assault, kidnapping, false imprisonment, violation of a restraining order while possessing a dangerous weapon, domestic assault, terroristic threats and burglary.
Authorities say he hangs out in Hibbing and Cambridge.
He's 6'2", 230 pounds, and was last known to be driving a blue Chevy pickup with Minnesota license plate number 410-EDT.
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So it's that time of year again. The time to come up with those goals that I hope to stick to throughout the whole year. But before I begin I would like to go over last year's goals to see which ones I actually stayed with!
My first goal was to join a fun class. I did Zumba a few times and loved it but my wallet just couldn't support that. Also Kati and I joined the gym last winter and we worked out nearly every day for a couple of months. It was a ton of fun!
My second goal was to exercise more, as you can tell from the above goal, I did accomplish that for the most part (although I have been rather lazy the past couple of months).
The third goal was to avoid getting hurt at all costs. I did pretty good this year avoiding major injuries. I popped my knee out-of-place while getting off the couch but after a few days it was all better. I did get some scrapes and bruises but I was relatively safe.
The fourth was to continue on with being a vegetarian and to that I say, I am still 100% a vegetarian.
The fifth goal was to read 100 books. I failed with that goal EPICALLY!
The sixth goal was to make my blog more well-known. I gained blog views, twitter followers, Facebook likes, and blogging friends so I say I that goal is complete as well.
And then there was my seventh goal. It was for ME to become more popular. I have made it a year and a half through college and have yet to make a friend. So yeah, definitely didn't become more popular.
As for my eighth goal, to get myself a boyfriend, that didn't happen either. I am still holding out for Travis Clark.
I did however accomplish goal number nine which was to be more prominent in my sibling's lives. They drive me absolutely insane but I love being there for them.
Goal ten was to live it up a little more and to that I think I have succeeded. My version of having fun and every other normal teen's version of having fun is probably a little off but I like to think I enjoyed myself.
Goal eleven was to study. Errr….about that! I could have put a bit more of an effort into school.
Goal twelve was to go on a parent-free road trip with friends. Well it wasn't exactly a road trip but a big group of my friends and I did drive about an hour or two away to go tubbing down a river. IT WAS SO FUN!
Thirteen was to grow my hair out and donate it. It still isn't long enough and I have been tempted to chop it all off every now and then but I resisted.
Fourteen was to meet an author and since then I have met several authors. Lisa McMann, Veronica Roth, Simone Elkeles just to name a few.
Fifteen was to volunteer more. And as much as I hate to say it, I have not BUT I have done lots of babysitting for free so that still kind of counts right?
So all in all it was a pretty productive 2011. Now on to what I hope to accomplish in 2012:
1) Keep the bookshelf organized- Right now it is color organized and it looks BEAUTIFUL but I can't find anything ever. So I am going back to my original ways and hopefully sticking to it.
2) Don't accept more books for review than I can handle- I got way behind last year and I am in fact still trying to catch up. I need to remember that it is never good to bite off more than you can chew.
3) Complete the challenges I entered- I don't think there are any challenges I entered last year that were actually completed. I made more realistic goals this year so that should definitely help.
4) Complete at least one read-a-thon- Bloggers are always trying to convince me to try read-a-thons and I always sign up for them but I allow work, school, and life to get in the way of me actually doing good. I would love to complete one or more!
5) Read 100 (or more) books- I have a feeling this year is my year to do better! I have a whole slew of awesome books sitting on my shelf just dying to be read so there are definitely some options there.
1) Keep pages all up-to-date- I try to keep them up-to-date now but I could definitely improve. My book review page, Bloggers To Check Out, and even the Music page need to be updated at least once a week.
2) Comment on more blogs more frequently- I try, I really try but I know I am so far behind. I want to comment on 5 blogs a day (at least!) and I want them all to be new ones! I have a whole list of bloggers to check out so checking them out is exactly what I will do!
3) Keep up with all the features I join- In My Mailbox, Tune In Tuesday, and TGIF are all features I try to participate in almost every week but I would really like to make sure I do. Also, I think it would be fun to join in some random ones every now and then like Waiting on Wednesday and Top Ten Tuesday.
4) Keep doing my Life As Kate posts- They don't get a lot of views or a whole lot of comments but I enjoy doing them and I know of a few people who enjoy reading them (or so they tell me) so I would like to keep it up.
5) Write up blog posts in advance- Staying up until 2 a.m. writing blog posts is NOT working out for me. Reviews, weekly features, lots of fun posts can be written up in advance, I don't always have to wait until the very last second.
6) Write reviews right after I read the books not months later- This is my biggest issue and I really want to do better. It is my goal to have the reviews written and saved within two days of reading the books.
7) Do more vlogs- I loved doing a vlog for my blogaversary! I would love to do vlogs for random posts, features, etc. I have the camera so I know I could do it more than once a year for sure!
8) Post more book-related topics- I think having an ocassional cover-talk, character break-down, and maybe even a book trailer post every now and then would be fun.
9) POST MORE OFTEN!- Hopefully I can try to do 6 posts a week. It would be great to have a post ready for every day but I can settle for just 6. The goal is to basically stop going through random slumps where I go 4 days without a single post.
1) Keep the room clean- I am generally a clean freak but the past couple months have been crazy and my room has been in a constant state of chaos. I need to fix that soon.
2) Stop collecting junk- The amount of random things piling up in my room is over-whelming. It is time to drop the hoarder tendencies and maybe adapt the lifestyle of a simplest.
3) Keep blogging time separate from family time- My family makes fun of the time I spend on my computer, it is hardly away from me, but I do need to designate time for just them when I focus solely on what's going on at home. Maybe take the siblings to a movie or play a video game with the brat pack. Just spending time with the fam.
4) Keep the whole basement clean- It is my job to keep the downstairs area clean and right now it looks like a tornado has gone through it. One day a week of major cleaning should do the job!
5) Stop arguing with the siblings- Life is too short to get worked up over nonsense so I am choosing right now to let it all go. The petty little arguments are just worthless to me.
6) Be nicer to the whole family- By being more involved and less picky towards the siblings and parents I think I can become a generally nicer person to be around. Making jokes, goofing off, making an effort will (hopefully) allow me to accomplish this.
7) Make it to more of my sibling's and cousin's school functions- I love going to baseball, football, and soccer games as well as dance, piano, and band performances. My younger brothers and sisters as well as a few little cousins are all into that type of stuff so I really want to try to make it to more events, even if it means rearranging my schedule.
1) Don't skip class- I made it through first semester without doing this and I plan to make it through the rest of the year doing it.
2) Turn in all assignments- I don't think I have ever intentionally missed a college assignment so I think it's probably a good idea to keep it that way.
3) Do all assignments ahead of time- I seriously need to stop doing research papers the night before they are do. It is a pain in the butt and it causes me to stress out and become a total nutcase. If I do things in advance and stop waiting until the last-minute, everything will turn out a lot better.
4) Improve my penmanship- I suck at writing. I am absolutely terrible. In fact I like to compare my handwriting to that of a 5 year-old boy. Yay, it's that bad.
5) Study more often- Since I failed at studying last year I need to improve majorly this year. Even if I only do a half hour to an hour every night that would improve my grades A TON!
6) Stop falling asleep in class- I am guilty of this. I can't seem to stop but I am for sure going to try. I think if I get more sleep and perhaps a little bit of caffeine, I can stay awake through my classes.
1) Text/be in contact with them more often- There are so many instances where I am sitting at home doing nothing and it would be easy to just pick up the phone and call or text the friends just to say hey. If I can remain in contact with people I've never met on Twitter then I can remain in contact with people who live a few miles away on the phone.
2) See more movies together- It is relatively cheap and we used to go all the time! Now we are lucky if we get to a movie once a month. Picking a movie every two weeks would be a great way to stay in contact.
3) Be there for them- My friends are constantly there for me through everything and now everything that has happened with Stacey shows that it is my turn to be there for them.
4) Have more fun with my friends in general- Even if it is staying in and eating junk food, we can have fun together! I just want to hang out with them more!
1) Be more courteous- Sending out thank you cards, thinking of you cards, expressing my great thanks to friends, authors, bloggers, and family members is something I can do more of.
2) Improve my manners- I think I have become so caught up in everything that's been going on to forget simple manners. Saying please and thank you, smiling at people, doing favors, all sorts of little things that make a big difference.
3) Eat healthier- Yes I am a vegetarian. No I do not eat healthy. I need a lot more fruits and veggies, water, and even a little bit less junk. I know it's hard when I am busy throughout the week but I can get some things to make healthy snacks.
4) Complain a lot less- I complain all the time. In fact my Life As Kate posts are all filled with complaints. I know a lot of it is little nuisances that I let get to me and there are things I need to just let go. Plus remembering that I am much better off than some other people helps for sure.
5) Exercise more often- This should be easy considering I got the gym membership until April and the pool to do laps in all summer. I want to remain healthier and maintain the weight. No flubbyness for me!
6) Watch a full TV series- I know this is a silly goal but I hardly ever watch TV let alone a whole series. I would like to watch a full series, have something to look forward to every week would be a nice break for me. In fact some new shows are starting relatively soon that I can't wait to see!
7) Stop stressing!- I stress more than there are hours in a day. There are constant trains of thoughts running through my head, worrying about something. I just need to relax, take some deep breaths, and let whatever happens, happen. It isn't healthy to be so worried all the time so I hope to fix it.
So those are my goals (so far) for the whole year! I hope they all work out but if I am putting that last rule to good use, I won't stress about it. So what items made it to your 2012 resolutions list?


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Rescue workers spent a cold, rainy night searching through rubble for survivors of a powerful earthquake that struck New Zealand's second-largest city, Christchurch, on Tuesday, killing at least 65 people.
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Approximately 30 million tons of ice from the Tasman Glacier slid into Tasman Lake as a result of a 6.3 magnitude earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand on Tuesday, February 22, 2011. The massive quake has killed at least 65 people and has left one of New Zealand's largest cities in ruins. AP Photo/NZPA, Denis Callesen


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14 Great Holiday Gifts for Students | 12.03.12
Technology Gifts
- External hard drive – This was a life-saver for me in college. There were a few times when my USB drives were corrupted and unusable. Backing up all of your papers and other files on an external hard drive will eliminate the headache of recovering any missing files down the road.
- Digital camera – A digital camera is always a great gift to document all those college memories. High School seniors will also appreciate this as their senior year winds down.
- Noise-canceling headphones – College is…loud. Whether studying in the library or trying to sleep when there's a party down the hall, these are great for all students.
- Laptop – This might be a little pricey for a holiday gift, but take advantage of sales this season. If you decide to pick out technology for your student, make sure know what features they'll need beforehand! Computers with good graphics cards and a lot of RAM are great for streaming movies or playing video games, as well as the basics like word processing.
Practical Gifts
- Professional clothing – A nice suit or a variety of button-up shirts are always great. College brings a lot of events, from presentations to interviewing for internships, these are things you want to have on hand, ready to go.
- Portfolio – This is in line with the previous item. A serious student needs a serious portfolio for interviews. It looks much better to break out a portfolio at an interview rather than that manilla folder.
- AAA membership – If your student has a car on campus, a AAA membership is great! You can sleep tight knowing your son or daughter can always get help with that flat tire. Plus, AAA members can get exclusive discounts on everything from clothing, to travel.
- First-aid kit – Simple, yet effective. Having a nice compact first-aid kit handy is always great in college, especially for athletes.
- College cookbook – While most students do just fine on the meal plans, sometimes you're studying late into the night and need a snack. College cookbooks are great because they account for a student's limited resources.
- Books for success – There are a lot of books out there that are great for students either in college, or getting ready for college. Books like The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey or Navigating Your Freshman Year by Students Helping Students can be great gifts to help students make the most of their college experience.
Just-for-Fun Gifts
- Netflix subscription – Netflix is a great gift for college students because they can stream shows whenever they want. Plus, the DVD service is great for throwing together a movie night in the dorms!
- Board games – No better way to make friends than to have games at your disposal. My personal favorite was catchphrase, because it was great for large groups, and compact enough that you could carry it around easily.
- Gift cards to local shops – Is there a particular coffee shop near campus students love? Getting a gift card to these local places is a great ice-breaker to the college area.
- Photo albums and frames – No holiday gift list would be complete without a little sentiment. Photo albums and frames are a great gift for your students to bring back to college. What's even better? A framed collage of friends, family, and pets!
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Warren Gatland and his squad will travel to region for a training camp at Parc Eirias in Colwyn Bay in August 2015 ahead of tournament
Warren Gatland and his squad will travel to region for a training camp at Parc Eirias in Colwyn Bay in August 2015 ahead of tournament
Winger is pleased by WRU and regional agreement over dual deals and says overseas-based stars are 'relieved' by the deal
British and Irish Lions flanker joins Sam Warburton on a National Dual Contract, as Wales bosses aim to reverse player exodus abroad
Davies relishing chance to play a role in North Wales development and hails commitment of the RGC players
Millennium Stadium has so far sold out only three of the eight games it is hosting at next year's event
Daily Post's Rob Griffiths runs the rule over the performance of Warren Gatland's men in the Autumn Test series
Victory must be a springboard for better things for Warren Gatland's men after Wales finally claimed a win over a Tri-Nations super-power
Scrum-half hails special win which ended six years of hurt against major southern hemisphere opposition
Wales chief gearing up for final autumn Test against South Africa on Saturday and declares 'you are always under pressure in sport'
Liam Williams set to take over the number 11 shirt for the autumn Test finale against the Springbok at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday
Winger believes side can do some damage to South Africa when they visit the Millennium Stadium on Saturday
Winger out with concussion incurred against New Zealand with Liam Williams set to deputise while Gethin Jenkins declared fit enough to play
Coach angry at criticism of Wales head coach Warren Gatland and defends Test record of the boss
Wales call in uncapped Scarlets prop as cover after New Zealand defeat leaves side with heavy casualty list
A below-par New Zealand come from behind to win at the Millennium Stadium, extending Wales' wait for victory over Kiwis to 61 years
Wales star believes if side show same level of performance next Saturday against Springbok they will be rewarded
Wales defence coach praises breakaway trio of Dan Lydiate, Sam Warburton and Taulupe Faletau as model pros
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House of Cards and Breaking Bad are among the shows nominated for this year's BAFTA TV Awards. The Netflix series earned a nod in the first year that a web-based broadcaster was eligible to enter.
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Matt gathers troops to hunt his daughter down and Tui's friends trek deep into the mountains to celebrate her birthday, with tragic consequences.
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Despite her mother's concerns, Robin's passionate affair with Tui's half-brother Johnno intensifies and complicates.
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Robin makes a breakthrough in her investigation but Al warns that her own dark past is coloring her judgment.
Breaking Bad continued its farewell win streak at Sunday's Golden Globe Awards, while American Hustle topped the night with three awards.The AMC drama finally took home its first ever Golden Globes in drama series and drama actor for Bryan Cranston, who has now won at least one Globe, Screen Actors Guild Award and an Emmy for playing Walter White.Globes co-host Amy Poehler finally shed her awards bridesmaid status, claiming her first big award for Parks and Recreation in comedy/musical actress.As usual, freshmen
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Our guest is Evan Thomas, author of Ike's Bluff: President Eisenhower's Secret Battle to Save the World. The newly released historical narrative details President Eisenhower's eight year term in office from 1953-1961. Thomas suggests that Eisenhower used the threat of nuclear war to prevent open conflict with the Soviet Union while never fully revealing just how far he was willing to go in deploying the weapons.
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Eating sprouts in place of salad greens?
October 14, 2011 - 3:34pm
I've just started sprouting my own sprouts and was wondering if I could completely substitute them for salad greens since they're so much more convenient and cheaper for me.
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I wouldn't personally from a nutrition point of view completely replace them but they do accompany salad greens well.
Sprouts tend to be higher in protein also.
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I've been sprouting lentils,used them in a salad yesterday..my stomach has never been so upset! UGH! disappointed as I sprouted two trays worth,a lot!


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