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Week 3 of BBB started out great, did Workout A on Monday, and then cardio on Tuesday.
The rest of the week slip-slided downhill because not only did I have to go to Chicago for work, but there was a tragic chain of events that occurred…not tragic in the general sense necessarily, but these events definitely did me in as far as maintaining my workout plan.
I had planned on doing some restorative yoga in my hotel room Wednesday night after I arrived. I was supposed to be in Chicago by just after 9pm, so with traffic, etc I should have been checked in and settled by 10pm. But no. that unfortunately was not the case.
My first flight was delayed 2 hours due to mechanical difficulties, which meant that I missed my connecting flight, and had to scramble and wait in lines and scurry to get my checked back on the right plane and ouch my toes hurt so bad from those darn boots I wore and I was tired and frustrated. But I finally got on a connecting flight with my checked bag, but that flight was delayed as well. so I finally got to Chicago just after midnight. It was raining and thunderous and cold. I'm a Cali girl and therefore the concept of weather is foreign enough, let alone the the storm that awaited me.
I grabbed my bag from the baggage claim (thank goodness it made it) and headed out into the weather. I noticed a long Disneyland-like line that curled from one end of the walkway about a city block down and back around. Then I realized the awful gut churning truth: it was the line to get a taxi.
So over an hour later I finally got into a cab and sat in there through traffic, accidents taking up every lane, and rain so hard I don't know how the driver could see the road.
I finally arrived after 2am and crashed after taking the following picture of the awesome stormy 15th floor view of the overlook to Lake Michigan:
I then also took one of the bathroom, because how cool is the decor?? I loved it and needed a picture before I mussed everything up:
After that I crashed out.
Needles to say, zero yoga was accomplished that day.
I did, however, in lieu of the gym workout I had planned (there is a fitness center in the hotel), I opted for some restorative yoga because I was so sore and stressed from the adventures of the previous day. It ended up being a wise choice.
I started feeling sick later that day, and came down with a cold by the next day, from which I am still recovering.
Although my flight home was far less horrific, I was sick, and so I have been resting the past few days.
I still accomplished my other Bootcamp goals: lots of water and daily devotionals. Those are easy and helpful when one is sick.
I am looking forward to next week which I am sure will be much better as far as workouts.
I will be able to get all of them in, provided I avoid catastrophe, and oh yeah, my tooth getting fixed doesn't interfere too much. I also chipped a tooth whilst in Chicago. I know.
Don't get me wrong, Chicago is a fun and amazing city, I just wish I had had more time, wasn't sick, and hadn't chipped a tooth.
That being said, I couldn't appreciate more the fact that Tina allows for such weeks as this in the overall points for the drawings. I still have plenty of time to catch up.
If you would like more info on how you can join the next round of Bootcamp, please visit Tina's website below.
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By Lori Szepelak email@example.com GRANBY – A group of dedicated volunteers are overseeing a unique fundraiser for the Granby Free Public Library – selling items at Kev's Barnyard Flea Market Co-Op. Jennifer Crosby, MLIS, library director, noted during an interview with Reminder Publications that after volunteers talked with flea market owner Kevin Mytkowitz, free space was secured to sell items for the library. "The library has had a few tag sales and 'mom 2 mom' sales that have been very successful so we wanted to continue the effort and this is a perfect way to keep it ongoing," Crosby said. The flea market is open Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and a wide array of merchandise includes antiques, pre-owned items and furniture. The co-op resides inside a historical 19th century post and beam, New England barn with merchandise constantly changing as new vendors arrive each month. "We have a small waiting list so space continues to become available," Mytkowitz said. Crosby noted that the library's booth space on the upper floor has household items, games, toys, collectibles, antiques, glassware and serving dishes. "Donations are accepted at the library for the booth," Crosby said. "Our volunteers then come and pick them up, sort and price them before bringing them to Kev's." Crosby added that the fundraiser is unique since it offers items at a low cost because all items are donated. "This allows people to donate knowing it is going to a good cause, the purchasers get a bargain, and the library benefits," she said, adding, "it is a win/win situation for everyone." Items donated that do not sell at Kev's are then sold at the library's tag sales, according to Crosby. Crosby encouraged area residents to consider donating items they no longer need since the library is currently raising funds to work on landscaping and a children's garden project. "All money raised at Kev's goes to the Friends of the Granby Library's Capital Needs Fund," Crosby said. For more information on donating items at the library, call 467-3320. For more information on Kev's or to become a vendor, call 467-1722. |


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24 My servant David shall be king over them; and they shall all have one shepherd. They shall follow my ordinances and be careful to observe my statutes. | 24 " 'My servant David will be king over them, and they will all have one shepherd. They will follow my laws and be careful to keep my decrees. |
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Hi, I have a few photos of fungi that I took during the treks that I did a few weeks ago. I don't know their names, however, and I'd be glad to know them. Here's the link:
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Hi! Those are all so beautiful! Did you take these pictures in oregon? I'm not sure, but number 6 is some sort of polyphore mushroom. Here is a site that shows lots of beautiful pictures of mushrooms, maybe you can find them there. Good luck! http://www.photovault.com/Link/Orders/ProtophytaProtista/MycotaFungiMushrooms/OPMVolume01.html |
- Posted by chris_yorkshire (My Page) on Wed, Jan 17, 07 at 2:16
Hafizah. I think your only chance for this is a book called "The Larger Fungi of Borneo" pubished by Natural History Publications (Borneo). They also do a book on the mosses and liverworts of Mount Kinabalu that might be of interest and several on higher plants. They are all extremely well produced with superb colour photos and very reasonably priced. Go to http://www.nhpborneo.com/main.htm for a complete list. (I have nothing to do with this company, by the way, other than having a selection of their books on my shelf!) I hope this helps. Chris |
Hi Was #2 taken at the base of a tree? Or near the tree probably along the root line? Thanks Kelly |
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(If this question has been answered before, I'm sorry, but I ran a search and the topic didn't come up.)
In a nutshell, GRUB can't detect my WINXP partition, but I don't think it's as simple as modifying the boot.conf file.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
I have a 40GB hard disk: 25MB for WINXP (15 for OS and programs, 10 for files only) and 15MB reserved for LINUX. Previously, I was dual booting WINXP and Fedora Core 3, and then I changed to Redhat 9 and then down to Redhat 7.3. (If you're wondering why I'm downgrading, I just want to install a program that runs on older versions of Redhat).
Just recently, before installing RH7.3, I got another 3GB from my remaining space and formatted it as FAT32.
Anyway, both FC3 and RH9 worked fine, but come RH7.3, everything went whack! I don't know if it matters, but I din't create a separate partition for /boot. I didn't create one in FC3 or RH9 before, so I thought this should be okay.
What I think matters, though, is that I wrote GRUB into the MBR. I don't know if this is what I did with RH9 and FC3, but I never booted from the GRUB command line before, so I'm assuming that I did write GRUB into the MBR previously.
I booted the PC and GRUB loaded just fine. It presented me with options whether to run Redhat or DOS (which I assume to be WINXP). I chose DOS and to my surprise, the PC just restarted again! O_o So okay, I ran LINUX and looked for the boot.conf file. It showed something like this:
title DOS
rootnoverify (hda0,5)
chainloader +1
This is weird because WINXP is on hda1, not hda5. hda5 actually contains the 3GB of FAT32. So I edited the boot.conf so it would read (hda0,1) instead of (hda0,5). I rebooted, and chose DOS. I was then faced with a black screen quoting the boot.conf file.
title DOS
rootnoverify (hda0,1)
chainloader +1
O_o I decided to boot from my WINXP CD just to check if my files were still intact, and they are. I also decided to delete the FAT32 partition (nothing was written on it anyway). I rebooted again, this time with the RH7.3 installer. I wanted to reinstall 7.3, this time with every intention of creating a /boot partition, and setting the default to Windows (which I didn't do before).
HOWEVER, when I reached the part where I could select my default boot image, I was presented with the following options:
[ ] /dev/hda1 ntfs (my 15GB winxp partition)
[ ] /dev/hda5 ntfs (my 10GB ntfs partition)
[/] /dev/dha7 ext3 (Redhat linux)
I deselected Redhat and tried to select winxp. TRIED, but I couldn't. And now I'm stuck. So here are my questions because I don't know what to do anymore! :( I've already done a dual boot of winXP and 7.3 before, so I don't know what I did wrong this time.
1. Is my WinXP dead? I don't think so, but it might as well be if I can't load it. :(
2. Is there a way of making GRUB detect my WinXP?
3. If I want WINXP to boot, even without 7.3. Is it safe to use FIXMBR? I've done some online searches, and everyone says to use this, but a friend of mine told me that FIXMBR deleted EVERYTHING. Will FIXMBR delete my files?
4. Is there a safe way of uninstalling 7.3 rather than just deleting its partitions using the WINXP CD? When I changed from FC3 to RH9, I simply deleted the partitions, so when I decided to change from RH9 to RH7.3, I just deleted the partitions again. Do you think this affected my system somehow?
You guys don't have to answer all the questions... Just please suggest a nice solution for me... Please? :D Even if it goes something like "you can't save windows, you've lost your files forever, you're stupid for doing what you did..." Anything! At least I know that I'm stupid and that I won't do these things again! :(


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by James Slater - Immediately after he'd stopped a brave Antonio DeMarco in the 10th-round on Saturday night, improving his perfect record to 27-0(27), WBC lightweight king Edwin Valero again called out fellow southpaw and reigning pound-for-pound star Manny Pacquiao. Saying a fight between he and the Filipino legend is a fight "the whole world wants to see," the lethal-punching Venezuelan made it clear he'd be willing to move up in weight to make the super-fight happen. Indeed, the word is, "El Inca" will make the move up to 140-pounds in his very next fight (tantalising whispers suggest Valero could possibly fight WBO light-welterweight champion Timothy Bradley in the summer!). Believing he can carry his power - punching power that has seen him win every single one of his pro bouts inside the distance - up with him to 140 and maybe even beyond, Valero is hungry for a mega-match with "Pac-Man." He is not the only one! As big a fight as Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather would have been (and maybe still will be), a fight between Pacquiao and Valero is something else altogether.. Not as big a mainstream fight, a showdown between the two southpaws who carry dynamite in their gloves would be a hardcore fight fans' dream. But what are the chances of it happening, and of Valero being capable of wreaking havoc as a 140-pounder? First of all, Pacquiao must get past the tough and durable Joshua Clottey in March. No easy fight for Manny, the March 13th clash could even conceivably ruin any talk of a fight with Valero. Secondly, Valero must win his debut at 140-pounds (if this debut IS against the man known as "Desert Storm," there is no guarantee he will do so). But assuming both men do win their next fight, could we see Valero get his wish later this year or early next? Pacquiao, if he cannot get the winner of Shane Mosley-Floyd Mayweather to agree to fight him this year, would have no name more appealing to the fans than Valero. Though he's a huge enough name to be able to fight just about anybody and have his fans tuning in, Mayweather and Mosley aside, a fight with Valero makes the most sense and has more intrigue to it than any other for Pac-Man. Who wouldn't want to see this fight? And Valero, at a listed 5'6," is tall enough to be able to move up to 140-pounds. Only a fraction shorter in height than Pacquiao, Valero actually has a slightly longer reach than Manny. And if Valero were able to carry his frightening power up with him, well, his chances of beating even as great a fighter as Pacquiao would have to be looked at as at least pretty good. The sight the fight would be held at could possibly prove somewhat problematic. It's well known how Valero is unable to fight anywhere in America other than Texas, and a fight the magnitude of Valero-Pacquiao would be best suited to Las Vegas or New York. But the again, Pacquiao-Clottey is taking place in Dallas, Texas, so why not Pacquiao-Valero? Or how about the fight happening in The Philippines? The bout would not make as much money if it happened there, but Manny has fought at home before. Imagine what an occasion it would be for Manny's adoring countrymen to see their hero fight such a big fight in Manila! Wherever it were staged, and at whichever weight (Manny may not wish to drop back down to 140), this fight would have no trouble at all getting the fans to tune in. Two fast, powerful and talented fighters going at it head-on; what's not to like? Would Pacquiao be able to cope with Valeros' wicked punches and relentless aggression? Would the less-polished Valero be able to deal with Pacquiao's punching power along with his finer overall skills? Could the clash of southpaws possibly go the distance? These questions and far more besides will hopefully be answered in the coming months. Let's hope the promoters involved recognise how big a deal the making of this fight is to boxing fans!
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Saturday, January 31, 2015 @ 10 am - Kings Gap at the Library presents "In the Snow: Who's Been There?" - Learn how to read signs of nature to become a "winter detective". Follow the snow-covered landscape as a staff member from Kings Gap will come to the library and read "In the Snow: Who's Been There?" by Lindsay Barrett George. You will learn how to use clues found in the snow to reveal the identity of animals that might inhabit your neighborhood. Enjoy this outdoor adventure inside the comfort of the library. This educational program is most appropriate for ages 4 and above with an adult - siblings welcome. Registration requested.
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1 My friends, this is the second letter I have written you to help your honest minds remember. | 1 Dear friends, this is now my second letter to you. I have written both of them as reminders to stimulate you to wholesome thinking. |
2 I want you to think about the words the holy prophets spoke in the past, and remember the command our Lord and Savior gave us through your apostles. | 2 I want you to recall the words spoken in the past by the holy prophets and the command given by our Lord and Savior through your apostles. |
3 It is most important for you to understand what will happen in the last days. People will laugh at you. They will live doing the evil things they want to do. | 3 First of all, you must understand that in the last days scoffers will come, scoffing and following their own evil desires. |
4 They will say, "Jesus promised to come again. Where is he? Our fathers have died, but the world continues the way it has been since it was made." | 4 They will say, "Where is this 'coming' he promised? Ever since our fathers died, everything goes on as it has since the beginning of creation." |
5 But they do not want to remember what happened long ago. By the word of God heaven was made, and the earth was made from water and with water. | 5 But they deliberately forget that long ago by God's word the heavens existed and the earth was formed out of water and by water. |
6 Then the world was flooded and destroyed with water. | 6 By these waters also the world of that time was deluged and destroyed. |
Scripture taken from the New Century Version. Copyright © 1987, 1988, 1991 by Thomas Nelson, Inc. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (New Century Version Online Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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Located on the 2nd floor of the Oriental Hotel, Lord Jim's Restaurant has an excellent reputation for magnificent seafood. It is renowned worldwide, particularly for its sushi and sashimi dishes that are often to be seen in our buffet lunches and a la carte dinner menu. The restaurant concept focuses not only on the freshness and vastness of the sea which is reflected in the variety of exciting seafood dishes, but also on the aquatic themes which are prominent in the sophisticated and stylish décor.
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Note: Student sons/daughters of Railway employees over 21 years of age and studying in degree courses in Homeopathy/Siddha/Unani and Ayurveda of Indian medicine may be treated at par with those undergoing MBBS course and may be extended the same facility of school/privilege pass provided it is certified by each Institution that internship forms a regular part of the syllabus for award of degree in the respective sphere of Indian medicines. |
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NOTE: (1) For the purpose of these Rules, School/College means School or College both academic and professional, recognised by the State Governments/ Central Governments/Recognised Universities. It is includes :- Government Military Educational Institutions Such as National Defence Academy, Khadakvasala and I. M. A. at Dehradun, Armed Forces Administrative College, Coimbatore and any educational institute recognised by the the Ministry of Education such as Indian Institute of Management at Ahmedabad/ Banglore/ Calcutta/ Lucknow, National Institute of Training in Industrial Engg., Bombay, etc. (2) Institutions such as day/night Adult School intended for the spare time education of adult/wage earners are not included in the definition of of School/ College. Nor schools/ colleges imparting part-time/ whole time education in language etc. course including correspondence are included in the definition of school/college. (3) Break of journey en-route is permissible on school pass if endorsement to this effect is made on the pass. (4) In cases where a school pass is sought to/ from a place other then the Railway servant's headquarters or the permanent place of residence of the other parent, if it be different, the grant of such pass shall have the approval of the gazetted officer who shall take into account the material facts relating to the request and accord his approval, recording reasons thereof, after he is satisfied that the said change is justified and not made with a view to receive any unintended benefit. (5)In cases where school pass is sought to/from a place other then the Railway servant's headquarters, where either parent is residing even if temporarily such as during summer vacations, etc. the Pass shall be issued with the approval of gazetted officer who shall satisfy himself about the bonafides of such request, with reference to the passes/PTO's already issued for the parent's journey to such a place. (6) Issue of School passes will not be affected by the stoppage of privilege passes of an employee on any account including by way of punishment. (7) Incidents of suspension will not affect the eligibility of Railway employees to such passes. (8) In case where the husband and wife are both railway employees each child will be allowed School passes during a particular year only against the husband's account or against the wife's account to ensure that particular child does not get more than the maximum prescribed limit of school passes in a year. The husband and the wife are to submit a joint option in this respect with regard to the child, in duplicate (one copy to each of the respective pass officers) when the pass is asked for the first time during any year |
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Groups A, B, C & D | Will be issued for student son/ daughter of the railway servant to commute between the station of the residence of the railway servant and the station nearest to the school/ college on production of a certificate from the recognised institution where the student is studying subject to such restrictions like those pertaining to distance etc. that may be imposed by Railways depending on local circumstances for issue of such passes. |
Substituted vide Railway Board's Letter No. E(W)97 PS5-1/62-A dated 7.04.2000 (RBE No. 63/2000) ACS No. 21
School Passes allowed by Rajdhani express vide Railway Board's letter No. E(W)96 PS5-1/27 dated 12.08.2000 (RBE 97/2000).
School Passes for IGNOU & Computer Courses vide Board's Letter No. E(W)96 PS 5-1/30 dated 13.11.2000 (RBE 196/2000).
### ACS 41 ----Column No. 3 Substituted vide Railway Board's Letter No. E(W)97 PS5-1/62-A dated 8.7.2003 (RBE 119/2003)
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Hi everyone, I know someone who has this very neglected Aloe Vera and I'd like to help her clean it up and get it restored to good form, and most likely create several new plants in the process. Any thoughts on where to begin? It's such a mess that it's hard to get decent pictures of it, but I'll post a few. Pic #1 is attached to this post. |
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- Posted by yorkiemiki (My Page) on Tue, Feb 11, 14 at 2:18
You should repot in a gritty mix soil. 2 parts pumice or decomposed granite etc and 1 part decomposed wood or cactus mix or something like that. Don't water for a while. |
Well, I think we're going to have to do some pruning to this plant, so I'd like to get some advice on where to begin as I have no idea and I will be helping someone over video chat with the process. Can anyone tell from the pictures where/if it should be cut? It looks like there are a couple of babies in there as well, but I'm not sure. We planned on repotting it into a cactus soil mixture with a wee bit of perlite added. |
- Posted by plantomaniac08 8 (My Page) on Tue, Feb 18, 14 at 7:53
Dezzo, I think you can go crazy with the perlite. A wee bit doesn't sound like enough. Sorry I can't help about pruning, I don't grow Aloes myself. But, excellent drainage is suggested. :) Planto |
Well, I asked how often she waters the plant and she said about once a week. The plant is 10 years old and while it seems to need some major pruning or dividing, it's at least lived this long, so she must be doing something acceptable with the watering. I was worried that the change from the soil she's using now (which appears in the pictures to be "chunky" and likely not the right type for the Aloe) to a cactus type mix, along with added perlite may make the new soil dry out in a different timeframe than she's used to, and then it might require her to change her watering habits. This is the only plant she has and she often goes away for long periods, so I don't want to advise her to do something that will end up killing it. When she showed me some pictures of the plant and I saw what a mess it was, I told her it looks like it needs to be cleaned up a bit, which I'll help her via via video chat in the coming months. But as I know nothing about Aloe plants, I'm here seeking advice. :) |
- Posted by plantomaniac08 8 (My Page) on Tue, Feb 18, 14 at 12:47
dezzo, Hmm, then that could pose some issues if you went crazy with ther perlite like I suggested, eh?I know fast draining is best for Aloes, but in the case of what your friend needs in a plant, I'd be hard pressed to say one way or the other as I would hate to tell you something that inadvertently kills your friend's Aloe. My apology. Planto |
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Quoted from 1323 Listen if anyone thinks or knows of a better way to remove the fine pulp, please let this thread know!I know Italybound would love this info. as well.
Quoted from Victoria Soaking in room temperature water overnight does not loosen the skin.
Quoted from Lola make sure you re use all the pulp left in the cheese cloth in your focaccia, or whatever type bread or other baked good you make.
Quoted from Victoria Do you know of any way of getting those skins off without using very hot water?
Quoted from Lola the broiled rice you mention adding to the mix isn t cooked? dry fried means you use oil?
Quoted from Henriette Bsec The leftover almonds I use in a yummy cake- with ghee, egg and sweetner- haven´t got any measurements- but it is really good.
Quoted from italybound yes! yes I would. the closest I've come to getting all the grit out is using an unbleached paper coffee filter. If there is any grit, I can't drink it, it chokes me. Apparently my throat is very sensitive to that stuff. I've had terrible coughing fits from getting grains of salt 'stuck' in my throat. Crazy, but so. So if I could ever get all the grit out, I'd really be a happy camper.
Quoted from italybound When I use my Vitamix to make almond butter, after I've scraped out what I easily can, I add almond or rice milk, banana, agave, vanilla and make a shake. Easier to clean the mixer afterwards and no 'butter' goes to waste.
Quoted from 815 I used the coffee filter also..takes forever to drip but it helps tons with the grit.
Quoted from Ribbit AC, I appreciate your idea about making almond butter first then making it gradually into milk. .
Quoted from italybound I'll bet if we were to run it thru a new filter again, we might be home free. Will have to try that. If you try it before me, lemme know the outcome ok?
Quoted from 815 Ok, IB, I'll let you know. I'll standing there awhile, but I'll let you know.. The last time I tried it, I spilled it all over the counter, because the filter is so flimsy lol..
Quoted from accidental_chef If you soak almonds in room temp water overnight, the skins come off easily. If you soaked them in warm water (not boiling water or even hot water) for about 1/2 an hour, they come off easily too.
Quoted from accidental_chef For very creamy milk, soak almonds overnight. Roughly chop them up. Grind without adding any water, till you get a fine paste. Add water gradually, bit by bit and continue grinding till you get a smooth paste. Add water to the required volume you want. Trick is to never, ever add all of the water all at once. In this method there is no straining required coz you have the skin and flesh in a smooth paste.You can also add broiled (dry fried) rice. Broil rice till it becomes the colour of ivory. Add to the chopped almonds. And proceed as usual.
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Environmental activists in the district sat on the parched bed of the shrinking Sasthamcotta Lake and went on a fast on Monday to observe World Water Day as part of their continuing agitation demanding the protection of the biggest fresh water lake in the State and also designated as a Ramsar site in 2002.
Those undertaking the fast took a pledge to protect the lake. The pledge was administered by Congress leader, V.M. Sudheeran. The fast was under the banner of the Paristhiti Samrakshana Ekopana Samithi and the Sasthamcotta Lake Protection Action Council. It had the support of the Sasthamcotta Grama Panchayat. People from all age groups and various walks of life joined in.
Inaugurating the fast, Mr. Sudheeran called for the immediate declaration of the Sasthamcotta Lake as a protected area. He also called for the constitution of a statutory authority as promised by the government for the protection of the lake. Such an authority, as an autonomous body, is needed because the protection of the lake requires the coordination of various departments.
The protection of the lake also requires a master plan which can be successfully drafted only by an autonomous body. Mr. Sudheeran said that on the issue of constituting a statutory body for the protection of the lake, he would even welcome an ordinance.
No encroachments into the lake should be allowed. A total sanitation programme should be implemented to prevent the lake getting polluted. The present picture of the lake is a heart rending sight which translates into reality the concerns expressed by environmental activists over the lake years ago.
Protection of the Sasthamcotta Lake is not an issue pertaining to Kollam district alone but one that concerns the State. Steps on a war footing should be taken to prevent the lake from disappearing. He wanted the environment activists and the action council members to urgently meet the Chief Minister and the Water Resources Minister on the issue of speeding up the declaration of a statutory authority for the lake.
The fast was presided over by the chairman of the samithi, R. Gangaprasad. General convener of the samithi, Odanavattam Vjayaprakash presented the report on the condition of the lake. Environment activists, P.K. Gopan, Chavara K.S. Pillai, T. Geetha, C. Jayakumar, K. Najib and K. Sajid also spoke.


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I will be exposing myself at gencon in Indianapolis, or rather, appearing to the public and exposing them to my art. My booth number is #2633. If you look on the exhibit hall map, you can see this is situated somewhere between the island of Atlantis, and mars. Which is to say it will be hard to find. If there is a bright center of the universe, my booth is the booth that is farthest from it.
However, I will endeavor to make it a worthy destination, as always. This year I bring free booze, go-go dancers, cake, fireworks, and lots of art. Most of that was a lie.
I will be bringing a good number of original pencil works this time, including matted original drawings of my Magic the Gathering cards, over a dozen in fact, and the first time I have offered any of these particular works for sale, and a full portfolio of artist proof magic cards, all with pen drawings on the backs for extra spice and flavor. I learned a lot about these last year, and what people seem to want and what they have less interest in. Just random fantasy drawing, even well executed, is surprisingly in less demand then simply cool stuff. And so I have heard your pleas and answered back with generous abandon.
I will also have several large canvases on display, 3 ft. x 4 ft., which will make up a good amount of my display, and while they almost certainly won't sell due to their size and price tag, they should add quite a layer of frothy ambiance to the background. Which is really more what I'm going for anyway.
I have also secured a table in the art show of Dragon Con. I made a larger purchase then I originally realized in fact, not realizing that I was purchasing the "full package", which evidently at Dragoncon, entitles you to a death star sized area for display, including a table in the "Bazaar", a spot in the print shop, and two large bays in the gallery. These bays are 8 ft. long and 4 ft. deep. each. Which means I have inadvertently acquired an area fully the size of two booths at most conventions when I thought I was just doing a slightly pricey art show. Which would have meant I was sitting at a table. Generally a small one. With a tiny amount of art laid out both upon and behind said table.
So instead of that small presentation, I'm now forced to bring my full artistly powers to bear, doing it up with utmost zeal and workmanship. So to sum up, basically I'm hanging lots of stuff, and about twice as much as I originally planned.
I also have one more new announcement for the schedule this year, I am signed up for my first Magic Grande Prix in Orlando, which is totally a thing if you're into Magic, and the gladiatorial mindset it encourages. Tales of such events have been relayed to me over the years from many of my artist peers in the business, tales of such harrowing adventure and daring, glorious enterprise that I simply had no choice but to seek out such an event, and involve myself in its roiling sea of potential.
So that should be cool.
Lastly, I may also be appearing somewhere in and around the United Kingdom, during the exact weekend of the Legend of the Five Rings world championships, so I may be stopping in there as well. I will announce that shortly if it can be made a real thing.
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I'd be a fool to tell you I was a Marvel Comics expert. That being said, I can spend hours idly leafing through art from throughout its history—and that's exactly what's been happening with this super-sized art book from DK Publishing. From the WWII origins of Human Torch and Sub-Mariner to modern-day favorites like Wolverine, from Jim Starlin's cosmic freakouts of the '70s to John Byrne's 1980s heyday, from "Days of Future Past" to Dave Aja's stellar Hawkeye covers, it's all here in glorious color—no longboxes necessary. ($50, currently $36 on Amazon) —Peter Rubin
I thoroughly enjoyed Guardians of the Galaxy, in no small part because of Bradley Cooper's vocal performance as Rocket Raccoon. Something about his ability to crack wise and hotwire almost anything just spoke to me (I'm trying not to read too much into that, though). While I knew I'd see Guardians a few more times, I was worried I'd miss Rocket in that lull between the theatrical run and the Blu-ray release. Luckily, Big Blastin' Rocket Raccoon was there to save me. Push a button and the little guy (he's an inch or two taller than a venti latte) fires his blaster and/or spouts catchphrases like "the name's Rocket" or "no need to be sassy!" The box says for "ages 4+" but it's cool if I add a couple of decades to that age minimum, right? ($29.99, Hasbro) —Angela Watercutter
I can't afford nice headphones, which is probably why I like lo-fi music so much; the genre negates any real difference between my free Comcast-promotion earbuds and my peers' brand new Beats Solo Ultimate 5000 Zero Emission Headphones. But aside from the net-worth neutrality that the genre offers, I just really like the music itself, and Radiator Hospital is no exception; while the music on the Philadelphia foursome's latest album is admittedly less fuzz-filled than past releases, there's an underlying vulnerability to the record that would be lost in a more polished studio production. Singer/guitarist Sam Cook-Parrott brings a high-pitched humility to the band's power chords, giving what might otherwise sound like commonplace indie rock a greater sense of immediacy and importance. A bonus: fellow Philadelphians Allison and Katie Crutchfield (the sisters behind Swearin' and Waxahatchee, respectively) lend their pipes to a few songs. ($8, or name your price at Bandcamp) —Max Ufberg
I've been playing the first solo album in six years from ex-Rilo Kiley frontwoman Jenny Lewis on repeat. Written after the breakup of her band, her father's death, two years of insomnia, and many late-night viewings of Carl Sagan's Cosmos, The Voyager is the beautiful musical culmination of everywhere Jenny's been since her band's 2001 debut album Take Offs and Landings. Songs like "Slippery Slope" recall Rilo Kiley days; "Late Bloomer" harks back to her folk-tinged record with The Watson Twins; "She's Not Me" and "Just One of the Guys" give us a more confident, Stevie Nicks-channeling Jenny, one who's not afraid to admit her regrets or laugh about her age. Its 10 songs (which should be listened to in order) take me on a journey, back to my teenage years and everything between then and now. It seems Jenny Lewis has been traveling with me the whole time. ($10, Amazon) —Samantha Oltman
For me, the golden age of television began on April 8, 1990. That's when David Lynch and Mark Frost unleashed their epically weird, occasionally disturbing, and immensely funny serial drama Twin Peaks on the world. Like any other rabid fan, I've re-watched the series multiple times over the years—always secretly pining for my Log Lady introductions and Dream Man dances in 1080p. Well, now I finally have it—on 10 discs and with a 7.1 surround mix to boot. Let's rock! ($135, currently $92 at Amazon) —Bryan Gardiner
An awesome comic from the awesomer Brian Wood about a demilitarized New York City during the next American Civil War. Matty Somethingsomething, an intern for a large network, finds himself stranded in the City after his news crew's helicopter is shut down. Instead of leaving, he decides to pick up the baton, and becomes the only embedded journalist in the war zone that used to be the Big Apple. There are 12 trade-paperback volumes of the collected issues—I devoured three before I decided I had to save the rest for a beach vacation. Which can't come fast enough. (~$11 a pop, Amazon) —Joe Brown
I never used to carry bags, but I couldn't resist the gaze of this cog-eyed droog, taken from David Pelham's 1972 cover art for A Clockwork Orange. Now I'm totes into totes. This one isn't huge, but the canvas is good and thick, there's a nice inner pocket, and it still fits three books and some comics. And that design: just as eye-popping as ever. (Out of Print, $18.99) —Jason Kehe
Listen up B-Boys and all you B-Girls / if your hair is natural, straight, or curled / This here's a book you all can dig / never mind that it's heavy and bulky and big / That's only 'cause it's filled with musical treats / old-school breaks that are extra sweet / You got that WILD STYLE tape still in your boom box? / Can't get enough 'cause the beats plain rock? / The records in this book have those tracks remixed / if they didn't sound hot we would be remiss / Pressed by Kenny Dope straight to 45 / they're louder, bolder, and more alive / So forget Spotify when it's time to groove / just put the needle on the wax and show us how to move! (Kay Dee Records, $70) —Michael Calore
When I but was a wee paladin, I played AD&D—then, for nigh on 25 years, I played no D&D at all. Nary a dungeon or a dragon was imagined by me, unless it was part of a video game. Earlier this year, though, I got a chance to playtest the new edition, aka "D&D Next" (actually called simply Dungeons & Dragons)—and I got enchanted all over again. The endless stat crunching that seemed to dominate the game in recent years was largely gone, replaced by an experience that put the RP back in "tabletop RPG." And now, the basic rules that were released in July are finally being expanded with the official release of the Player's Handbook: more classes, more detail, and more ways to sink into a campaign. Grab some friends and some dice, roll up an extravagantly-monikered halfling warlock, and get thee to the table. ($49.99, currently $29.97 at Amazon) —Peter Rubin
If you're a public radio nerd like I am, you likely felt that desperate sadness back in May when Wait, Wait Don't Tell Me scorekeeper and master of mayhem Carl Kasell signed off on his last show. If you haven't managed to win a round of the Listener Limerick Challenge yet—he still records the message on your voicemail or home answering machine!—here's a way to fill that void in your life . Carl can keep you company as you make coffee in the morning, ride shotgun during your work commute, and even hang out on that comfy overstuffed chair as you catch up on podcasts. And if you replay old episodes and make sure no one's around, you can imagine the dulcet tones of his voice are meant just for you. That's not just me, right? ($25, NPR) —Ariel Zambelich
There are obsessive collectors, and then there's Glenn Bray. What began as a simple love affair with "junk culture" for Bray gradually grew into one of the world's most enviable collections of comic book art. The Blighted Eye represents only a portion of his enormous collection. But for fans of artists like R. Crumb, Harvey Kurtzman, George Herriman, and Chris Ware it's the next best thing to walking through his San Fernando Valley home. ($100, currently $64 at Amazon) —Bryan Gardiner
One of the best parts of writing about culture at WIRED is that we get to see, hear, read, and otherwise experience a lot of cool stuff before it comes out. But as focused as we are on the new, it doesn't mean that we're above experiencing something old for the first time. And just because we have dedicated culture reporters doesn't mean theirs are the only palates that count. So, inspired by our friends at Gadget Lab, we asked our co-workers—from photographers to business writers to the geniuses who write the headlines—about that one thing they can't get enough of this month. Maybe it's a new album, maybe it's an old show. Maybe it's a book we just re-read for the first time since high school, maybe it's a new game we got a chance to playtest. Whatever it is, if it's in here, it's because we love it.


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text: I decided to buy this tea because the picture of the leaves is gorgeous. How does that not look delicious? The tea that actually showed up in my package didn't look QUITE as vibrant, but everything is there. Sadly, the flavor isn't. The hibiscus sure is though. Even with hibiscus, fruit teas don't have much flavor anyway, so I don't see how hibiscus will improve things with its tartness. I'd rather just have the other flavors featured, even if it's milder, than have everything drowned out with hibiscus. I think more fruit teas should also have a base of another type of tea. This is an okay tea, I just wish the hibiscus hadn't overpowered the other flavors. This is my least favorite from the 10 I've tried from ESP Emporium.