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Coming up on Talking Heads, an inspiring story of hope and healing in the wake of the Black Saturday bushfires. Peter Thompson talks to a group of remarkable women - known as the Firefoxes who are helping women in their community rebuild their lives and families. Their methods are unorthodox, practical and often great fun and youll be delighted by their DIY approach to disaster relief! www.firefoxes.org.au Talking Heads showed how Firefoxes works with the Horses For Hope program that uses horses to help people dealing with trauma. Its web address is www.horsesforhope.org.au

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I asked the vendors of the Valentine Craftacular a series of questions. One of those questions was…
What is Your Favorite Part of the Handmade Process?
(1) Newness! Seeing how things can evolve (my flowers have gotten more elaborate in shape), or seeing a new supply that inspires me (ceramic glaze color or technique; glass rods in different colors. -art out there
(2) The appreciation I get when someone takes a bite. -Honeybee Bakery
(3) Seeing a concept coming into fruition. We sketch out our ideas or formulate them around in our heads, so it's always thrilling to see them turn into pieces we love! And when customers love what we love, there's nothing more satisfying. - Finding Felicity
(4) When you get in the zone of creating. That moment when you just get into your work and creativity is just flowing out of you, it's pretty magical. There are days when you sit down to make things and you keep hitting hurdles and different obstacles that keep you from creating. But other days you fly through projects and ideas just keep coming to you. It's great. -Fifty Acorns
(5) Gee, I didn't think I'd be interviewed! My inspiration comes from the glass itself. The glass alone is so beautiful even before I cut it, grind it or solder it. I love the creative process and turning these raw materials into something more beautiful. -Barb's Fine Glass
(6) I love picking out fabric and deciding which patterns to put together and then seeing the finished product. -Poplin
-For me my favorite part is seeing a piece come together. Bonus if it actually happens as I pictured in my head! I can find a piece of fabric in a store now, bring it home only to discover it's a perfect match for some I bought years ago. I love that kind of serendipity. - Pins with Fury
-Love taking a piece of fabric and transforming it into something wonderful! - Antique Basket Lady
-My favorite part of the handmade process is seeing a vision I've had become a reality in the form of a finished print or drawing. I also love the repetitive, physical act of pulling a print; it's the closest I come to meditating. - Patchwork Printshop
- Transformation is my favorite part of the handmade process. Because I am giving objects a new life, I get to decide how to recreate them! Each piece has it's own personality and style so it always feel new. I'm never in a race to finish but it's exciting every time. I love the end result! -La Parisienne-Vintage Chic Furniture
- I work a lot with upcycled and recycled materials, bits and scraps that I find (literally), or scrounge from garage sales, thrift shops or the basements of relatives. Some materials are quality vintage items, like a 40-year-old stash of wool yarn that I found. Some just curious and interesting reminders of the past. My challenge is to find something pretty or useful to make with it. I also spend a lot of time in the kitchen cooking and baking from scratch. I approach cooking and baking the same as I do crafting: What do I have and what can I make with it? I often make up my own recipes. This led to development of the four spice blends that I will be offering at Craftacular. -Wayward Wind Crafts


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Can eco choco save the planet?
Many countries are looking at ways they can help reduce the harm we cause on the environment through consumption of resources and how we dispose of them after use. In Japan, for a few years, there has been a big "eco" campaign by many manufacturers and service companies. The overuse of the term "eco" for products has made the word seem more like a marketing slogan than a plea for help from the consumer to participate in saving the planet.
We have seen eco cars, eco air-conditioners, eco tv sets, eco fridges. I even saw an eco insurance policy on tv but didn't investigate how that worked.
Now from Lotte, we have the eco choco. A chocolate made from the Forests of Brazil that is kind to the planet. "ブラジルの森で育て、地球にやさしいチョコレート".
The cacao for the chocolate is sourced from the Brazilian forest under the banner of the Rainforest Alliance.
If you like your Lotte chocolate and you believe you can help the environment by eating this chocolate rather than other types, then eco choco is for you.
Lotte home page: http://www.lotte.co.jp
News release from Lotte: http://www.lotte.co.jp/news/news698.html
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I prefer Ghana. From Africa. Contains lead, but it's delicious. Mmmm. (And eco-chocolate is a joke, as we are all well aware.) ^_^
In the top left hand corner of the packet is a logo with a frog on it in a green circle – it sort of reminded me of the starbucks logo – and wondered whether it had been placed there deliberately as a marketing piggyback ?
What do you think?
Hmm, it should be "sustainable" rather than "eco", but "eco" is a much more trendy term.
Last couple of times in Europe I saw a lot of tea is tagged as "fairtrade", but I've never seen that in Japan.
I wrote a post a while back comparing a 2006 "eco" air conditioner with a 2002 non-eco one. Not surprisingly, there was no difference between them.
Lotte rocks! Can we have one of it? Nice share.
Hmm, I dont understand why it is kind to the planet :S ?
Can eco choco save the planet?…
New from Lotte is the eco choco. A chocolate made from the Forests of Brazil that is kind to the planet. "ブラジルの森で育て、地球にやさしいチョコレート". But should it really be called "eco"?…


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Women's Track & Field at Metro Team Challenge
Villanova won the Metro Team Challenge in New York on January 23, 2015.
On Williams: Versatile performer who gained a great deal of experience during her first year of collegiate competition ... Has the potential to help the team during cross country season and is also capable of contributing at the BIG EAST level on the track ... Expected to continue making progress as she grows within the Villanova system.
2014-15 Indoor: Anchored the distance medley relay at the BIG EAST Championships and helped lead Villanova to a fourth place finish in the relay ... That performance earned team points which helped the Wildcats win the team crown at the conference meet for a second straight year ... Produced a split of 4:52.31 on the 1600 meters leg of the DMR and Villanova finished with a time of 11:41.28 in the relay ... Also ran the 3000 meters individually at the conference meet and finished 16th with a time of 10:00.44 ... Ran a total of four times in the 3000 meters, as well as twice in the Mile, during the season ... Tallied a pair of first place finishes in the 3000 meters, including victories at the Metro Team Challenge (9:51.11) and the season-opening Jack Pyrah Invitational (10:06.98) ... Also came in 12th with a time of 9:57.44 at the Penn State National ... Finished third in the Mile with a time of 5:02.43 at the Gotham Cup ... Lowered her time in the event to 4:53.15 in a 24th place finish at the David Hemery Valentine Invitational.
2014 Cross Country: Was the fourth finisher for Villanova at the season-opening Main Line Invitational, where she came in ninth overall and produced a personal best three-mile time of 17:29.7 ... Came in 73rd at the Washington Invitational with a season-best 6,000 meters time of 21:39 ... Finished 131st overall at the Princeton Invitational.
2014 Outdoor: Registered a seventh place finish in the 3000 meter steeplechase at the BIG EAST Championships, where she posted a time of 11:14.36 ... Made her debut in the event at the Larry Ellis Invitational and finished 23rd (11:09.51) ... Came in 23rd in the Championship section of the 3000 meters at the Penn Relays with a time of 9:57.94 ... Won the 3000 meters in a personal best time of 9:49.56 at the Colonial Relays ... Opened the season by winning the 1500 meters in 4:39.76 at the Philadelphia College Classic ... Lowered her time to a personal best mark of 4:34.24 at the Raleigh Relays and came in 29th in that meet.
2013-14 Indoor: Redshirted.
2013 Cross Country: Broke into the team's regular lineup during the season ... Was a scoring runner for Villanova at both the Pre-NCAA Meet and the BIG EAST Championships ... Finished in 34th place at the conference meet with a time of 22:15 ... Registered a time of 22:11.8 at the Pre-NCAA Meet ... Finished sixth on the team and registered a season-best time of 20:55 at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional, where the Wildcats won the team title to secure an automatic bid to the NCAA Championships ... Recorded a time of 23:15.5 at the national meet ... Was an unattached runner at the season-opening Friend Big Five Invitational, where she was the runner-up out of 63 competitors with a time of 14:29.37 over 4,000 meters ... Competed in the Main Line Invitational and posted a three-mile time of 17:53.69 to come in 20th.
Tatnall School: Four-time all-state performer and a two-time all-region honoree in cross country ... Indoor and outdoor track national champion in the 4xMile relay ... Received All-America honors for a fifth place finish individually in the Mile at the New Balance Outdoor Nationals ... Helped her team win a Penn Relays title and set a meet record in the distance medley relay ... Also earned all-state accolades for outdoor track three times and indoor track twice ... Achieved High Honors status academically ... Inducted into the National Society of High School Scholars.
Personal: Born 8/31/94 ... One of three children of Greg and Cindy Williams ... Has an older brother, Philip (21), and a younger sister, Laura (15) ... Both parents are Villanova graduates, as is her brother ... Undeclared major in the College of Liberal Arts.
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Members of the Korean Air Force made a video parody of the movie/musical "Les Miserables" entitled "Les Militaribles". Pretty funny and ingenious stuff here, if you like that sort of thing. Personally, I have never been a fan of "Les Miserables". I mean, come on. All that fuss over a loaf of bread? var conf_58912 = { APIKey: '2_N1YlfjHIEAtyRAK3CAYRE5a1aBuANuMOCLc_7hsOQ13HnwCrW_u-6OuDhjC7vR06 ', lang : 'en', enabledProviders: '' }; var image58912 = {src:'http://cdn.cosbysweaters.com/wp-includes/images/blank.gif',href:'http://cosbysweaters.com/2013/02/07/korean-air-force-parodies-les-miserables-video/',type:'image'}; var ua_58912 = new gigya.services.socialize.UserAction(); ua_58912.setUserMessage(''); ua_58912.setLinkBack('http://cosbysweaters.com/2013/02/07/korean-air-force-parodies-les-miserables-video/'); ua_58912.setTitle('Korean Air Force Parodies Les Miserables [Video]'); ua_58912.addMediaItem(image58912); var params_58912 ={ userAction:ua_58912, cssPrefix:'#gig-div-buttons-58912-bottom', shareButtons:'facebook-like,google-plusone,share,twitter,email', // list of providers containerID: 'gig-div-buttons-58912-bottom', cid:'' }; gigya.services.socialize.showShareBarUI(conf_58912,params_58912); Article found on: Cosby Sweaters
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Grand Theft Auto has generated more than $1 billion in revenue within its first three days on sale, Take Two has announced.
In comparison, it took Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 fifteen days to reach $1bn and James Cameron's Avatar seventeen days.
As a result, Take Two believes that GTA 5 hit the $1bn milestone faster than any other entertainment property.
"Grand Theft Auto is a cultural phenomenon and Rockstar Games continues to redefine what can be achieved in interactive entertainment," said Strauss Zelnick, chairman and CEO of Take-Two. "We are incredibly proud of the extraordinary critical and commercial response to Grand Theft Auto V."
Rockstar announced that Grand Theft Auto 5 had achieved $800m worth of revenue within its first 24 hours on sale earlier this week, becoming the fastest-selling game in UK history.
Worldwide sales figures for the game have yet to be announced.
Take-Two has announced that Grand Theft Auto V generated approximately $800 million in sales worldwide during its first 24 hours on sale. According to Take-Two, this marks "the highest first day retail sales of any title in the history of the company and the Grand Theft Auto series."
Take-Two notes that the figure includes sales across both platforms in all territories, but added that GTA 5 has not yet launched in Japan or Brazil.
"All of us at Take-Two are thrilled with the initial response to Grand Theft Auto V," said Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick. "Once again, the team at Rockstar Games have outdone themselves, setting the entertainment industry's new standard for creativity, innovation and excellence. Beginning at midnight on Monday, consumers around the world gathered in anticipation to be among the first to experience the evolution of this remarkable series. In North America alone, more than 8,300 stores opened their doors at midnight to welcome fans whose loyalty and enthusiasm were rewarded with what The New York Times called 'the most immersive spectacle in interactive entertainment'. We are incredibly proud of Rockstar Games' creative achievement and could not be more pleased with the success of this launch."
If you thought Japan's fervour over Monster Hunter was nuts, get a load of this: Grand Theft Auto 5 sold over 1.57 million units in the UK alone in one day.
This makes it the country's fastest-selling video game launch ever.
According to GfK Chart-Track (via GamesIndustry International), GTA5 generated revenues of £65 million across its releases on both PS3 and Xbox 360.
The previous record was held by Call of Duty: Black Ops, which sold 1.41 million units and generated £58 million upon its 9th November, 2010 launch. It's worth noting that Black Ops was also available on PC, Wii, and DS (for some reason), which opened up a lot more avenues for gamers to play it. Just imagine how much more Grand Theft Auto 5 would have sold had it also launched on Steam. The mind reels.
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Cotuit Center for the Arts will offer a new open mic series called Salon of Shorts on the fourth Wednesday of each month in the Art Studio. Award-winning poets, playwrights, and spoken word performers Christine Rathbun Ernst and Gregory Hischak will host the series, which will encompass all types of performances: poetry, storytelling, essay reading, music, performance art, improv, and stand-up. "Everyone has in them five minutes of good storytelling, song, stand-up--even genius," said Ernst. "This is the perfect venue to try something new," said Ernst, "to try out new material, and to find a new audience." Free
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There has been some talk in recent weeks about Louisville head basketball coach Rick Pitino receiving a control extension. That process to a step in the right direction this afternoon as the University of Louisville athletic association's personnel committee met to discuss the matter. Louisville athletic director Tom Jurich has been given authorization from the committee to extend Pitino's contact. At this point, Pitino hasn't signed an extension, but now Jurich has been given the go ahead to get the ball rolling. The personnel committee authorized Jurich to extend Pitino's contract through June 30, 2022. The full athletic association board will meet tomorrow at noon, followed by a press conference from Rick Pitino. Here is a video of Jurich's comments on the contract extension, courtesy WDRB's Eric Crawford.
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Methamphetamine comes in many different forms and is snorted, swallowed, injected, or smoked. Methamphetamine can cause lots of harmful things, including inability to sleep, paranoia, aggressiveness, and hallucinations.
Not many people would say with a straight face that drugs like heroin or methamphetamine are good for you, let alone they could help you be more successful in life. But there are lots of people who think marijuana is different from other drugs. For example, we've already talked in this blog about the idea that it may have medical uses. The jury is still out.
Some users even say marijuana's mind-altering effect—the "high"—is also beneficial. They claim using the drug chills them out, expands their mind, and makes them more creative. Since the 1960s, marijuana has had a mystique as an aid to the artistic life.
What does science say?
Many studies over the years have found that marijuana indeed makes users perceive themselves as having more creative thoughts and ideas—which would help explain why so many artists and musicians tout its benefits.
But perception isn't always the same as reality—and we know that marijuana alters perceptions. In fact, the research on cannabis and creativity suggests that even if users feel more creative, it's actually an illusion. People may even be less creative after using it.
For example, a new study of almost 60 cannabis users in The Netherlands looked at the effects of the drug on a measure of creativity called divergent thinking—which means the ability to brainstorm, think flexibly, and come up with original solutions to problems. After inhaling a high or low dose of vaporized cannabis or a vapor with the same odor and taste but no THC (the chemical that causes the high), the participants took a test that asked them to come up with as many creative uses for two common items (like a pen or a shoe) as they could.
The results surprised even the researchers: Low doses of cannabis did not have any effect on the participants' ability to think creatively, compared to not taking cannabis. And high doses actually lowered their creativity—by a lot.
It seems that feeling creative and being creative really aren't the same thing.
Yet it is also true that your expectations about a drug do matter. Different studies have shown that people who are unknowingly given a placebo instead of a drug (or alcohol) will act or perform in ways that correspond to how they expect the drug to affect them.
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One study, for example, found that regular marijuana users who ate biscuits containing marijuana were less creative than a control group who didn't eat any biscuits, and that both of those groups were less creative than a group who ate biscuits they thought contained marijuana but were actually a placebo.
It goes to show that your mind, including your beliefs about drugs, have a lot more power than you think. You don't have to take the drug to get the effect you expect—in fact it works best if you don't!
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Methamphetamine comes in many different forms and is snorted, swallowed, injected, or smoked. Methamphetamine can cause lots of harmful things, including inability to sleep, paranoia, aggressiveness, and hallucinations.
Also known as: "Meth," "Speed," "chalk," and "tina"; or for crystal meth, "ice," "crank," "glass," "fire," and "go fast"
Methamphetamine—known as "meth"—is a very addictive stimulant drug. Stimulants are a class of drugs that can boost mood, increase feelings of well-being, increase energy, and make you more alert—but they also have dangerous effects like raising heart rate and blood pressure.
Methamphetamine is a manmade, white, bitter-tasting powder. Sometimes it's made into a white pill or a shiny, white or clear rock called a crystal. Most of the meth used in the United States comes from "superlabs"—big illegal laboratories that make the drug in large quantities. But it is also made in small labs using cheap, over-the-counter ingredients such as pseudoephedrine, which is common in cold medicines. Other chemicals, some of them toxic, are also involved in making methamphetamine.
Methamphetamine is classified as a Schedule II drug, meaning it has high potential for abuse and is available only through a prescription that cannot be refilled. It is prescribed by a doctor in rare cases to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and other conditions. In these cases, the dose is much lower than what is typically used for the purpose of getting high.
Methamphetamine is swallowed, snorted, injected with a needle, or smoked. "Crystal meth" is a large, usually clear crystal that is smoked in a glass pipe. Smoking or injecting the drug delivers it very quickly to the brain, where it produces an immediate and intense high. Because the feeling doesn't last long, users often take the drug repeatedly, in a "binge and crash" pattern.
Methamphetamine causes a release of the neurotransmitter dopamine in the brain. The release of small amounts of dopamine makes a person feel pleasure when they do things like listen to music, play video games, or eat tasty food. Methamphetamine's ability to release dopamine very quickly in the brain produces the feelings of extreme pleasure, sometimes referred to as a "rush" or "flash," that many users experience. After the effects have worn off, the brain has less dopamine, which can lead to depression.
Regular use of methamphetamine causes chemical and molecular changes in the brain. The activity of the dopamine system changes, causing problems with movement and thinking. Some of these changes remain long after methamphetamine use has stopped. Although, some may reverse after a person is off the drug for a long period of time, perhaps more than a year, methamphetamine may destroy nerve cells that produce dopamine and another neurotransmitter called serotonin.
Learn more about how the brain works and what happens when a person uses drugs.
The release of dopamine in the brain causes several physical effects, similar to those of other stimulants like cocaine. These include:
Effects of Long-Term Use
Continued methamphetamine use may cause effects that last for a long time, even after a person quits using the drug. These effects include:
Yes. Methamphetamine use can quickly lead to addiction. That's when a person seeks out the drug over and over, even after they want to stop and even after it has caused damage to their health and other parts of their life.
Methamphetamine causes tolerance—when a person needs to take more of it to get the same high. People who usually eat or snort meth might start to smoke or inject it to get a stronger, quicker high.
People who are trying to quit using methamphetamine might:
Yes, it is possible. Methamphetamine can raise your body temperature so much that you pass out. If not treated right away, this can cause death. Death can also occur from heart attack or stroke caused by the drug's effects on the neurotransmitter norepinephrine, which raises heart beat and blood pressure and constricts blood vessels.
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FOX Sports' Jon Morosi reported on Sunday that the Phillies have signed free agent RHP Zach Miner to a minor league deal with an invitation to major league spring training. Miner, 30, has not appeared in a big league game since 2009. After being sidelined with an elbow ailment, Miner underwent Tommy John Surgery and missed the entire 2010 season. Since then, the former Detroit Tiger has been trying to reestablish his previous form. During his time in the majors, the 6-foot-4 215-pounder posted a 25-20 record with a 4.24 ERA in 157 games (35 starts). Last season in 29 minor league contests, Miner posted a 2-0 record along with a 2.79 ERA while striking out 23 and walking 22 in 42 innings pitched. Even if Miner doesn't impact the big league roster right out of the gate, he's the type of hurler that is valuable to the organization. He can act as a backup to the 25-man roster with the Triple-A IronPigs, while helping younger pitchers grow and adapt to the higher levels of the game, much like Brian Sanches and Nelson Figueroa have done in recent years.
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Jenifer Fenton, assistant professor and researcher in the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition, and Kari Hortos, associate dean in MSU's College of Osteopathic Medicine at the Macomb University Center, led the 18-month, cross-sectional study, which followed 126 healthy, white American males ranging from 48 to 65 years of age. Participants showed no signs or symptoms of health issues, yet underwent routine colonoscopies.
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By Wil Goldsholl Hartford, CT, November 24, 2012 - Chad Kolarik scored a goal in each period Saturday Night at the XL Center, as the Connecticut Whale knocked off the Norfolk Admirals by a count of 5-2. The matchup was third of four meetings between the two squads this season; Norfolk won the first two in an October weekend sweep. The defending Calder Cup champions were just a point behind Connecticut in the Eastern Conference prior to the loss. The Whale began the first period with several minutes of sustained pressure. "There's no perfect hockey game… The togetherness tonight was where we needed to be and we'll continue to work on the mistakes", Coach Ken Gernander said of the performance. John Kurtz was called for interference immediately after a face-off in Norfolk's attacking end at 2:21, and Connecticut capitalized. Marek Hrivik went in to the corner and shoveled a backhand pass to Kolarik in the slot. Frederik Andersen came up with the first two stops but Kola...
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"At this point, it's just not cost-effective," Chairman Lanny Smith said. "It would take 48 years before we would see any payback on them. It doesn't make any sense."
BRISTOL — Imagine what Main Street Bristol will look like 10, 20 or 50 years down the road. Now imagine what the downtown area could, or should look like and one will come close to the task that the Bristol Planning Commission has been assigned.
On Tuesday, Bristol planners sat in the conference room of the temporary town offices trudging their way through piles of color-coded maps and complex terms while deciphering the subtle differences between definitions like "Village Mix" and "Village Business."
BRISTOL — The Bristol Planning Commission is gearing up to start another round of attempted revisions to the town's zoning regulations over the course of the next eight weeks.
At their next meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 19, and at those following, members of the planning commission will review the five downtown zones — Village Business, Village Mixed, General Business, Village Residential 3 and Village Residential 2. Members of the commission will also address the Conservation Zone, in as far as it relates to gravel extraction and to the area where this particular zone nudges the downtown.
BRISTOL — The budgeting process has begun at Mount Abraham Union High School.
Acknowledging that funds are tight and increases in spending loom, Mount Abe school board members at their meeting Tuesday evening focused only on the budget priorities for next year, and left the actual numbers for a future meeting.
BRISTOL — Bristol farmer Jim Choiniere is working with the Vermont Land Trust to put 153 acres of his farmland under protection from future development, Bristol selectman found out at their Sept. 27 meeting. The VLT's Allen Karnatz asked the Bristol selectboard to endorse the land conservation project — the first of its kind in Bristol.
BRISTOL — After nearly a year of waiting in a temporary location for renovations at Holley Hall to reach completion, the Bristol town offices will be returning to their former home in the Main Street building on Oct. 25.
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Bristol selectboard members at a Monday meeting said they are hopeful that offices for the Bristol Police Department can remain in their current location at 6 South St. rather than move to Howden Hall. But selectmen cautioned that they are still negotiating a lease with the owners of the property.
BRISTOL — Paul Reiber, chief justice of the Vermont Supreme Court, on Friday at Mount Abraham Union High School kicked off a series of talks he'll deliver around the state, the goal of which is to further educate students about their country's judiciary system.
Dubbed "Beyond Labels," Reiber hopes to emphasize in the discussions the importance of escaping what he calls our society's "tendency to try and boil down problems into easy and articulable phrases," that can lead to over-simplified judgments. It's a problem that he believes is rampant in today's culture.
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I've had that happen when the paper backing didn't wind tight enough, sometimes happens with a Bronnie back when the tension rollers get a little sprung. Do you remember how tight the roll was wound when you took it out? Fogging indoors quite often make red looking streaks on the image.
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This was not how I had intended to end my weekend, driving back from Nottingham to Slough. My car broke down, just off the M69 as we were approaching the A46 outside Coventry. A call to Green Flag and a forty minute wait later, we were towed over to the nearby Tesco supermarket. It was nearly 8pm at this point, the supermarket long since closed but the petrol station was open and we bought some sandwiches while we waited. The car was going to be loaded onto a trailer and driven down to Slough but we had up to a 90 minute wait. It was going to be a long night. The truck arrived within thirty minutes and we were on our way home. We did not expect to be home before 11pm.
We had been in Nottingham for the 100th Birthday celebrations of my long term family friend's mother. It had been a wonderful but tiring day and we looking forward to getting home at 7pm to prepare for another working week. It was not to be.
Birthday Abroad
My dearest friend Pav has been lucky enough to spend many a birthday in his favourite countries throughout Europe. Being born in mid January does align with the winter ski and snowboard season. Lucky boy! Being born towards the end of year, has generally meant I have never had the option to go abroad. By the time winter hits the UK, most people have long used up their holiday entitlement, me included. I recall taking a phone call on my birthday from a friend and being told it was the second worst birth month after his own of February. (Talk about making me feel better!) However this year, thanks to Michelle, I was lucky enough to spend my birthday in Spain. My wife had organised a surprise visit to the Barcelona for a weekend away in what we hoped would be some sunshine. Of course it was not the complete surprise Michelle had intended as I needed to book some time off work and make my passport available. Nevertheless a fantastic way for me to spend my 32nd birthday and totally out of bag from what I had expected.
While we live a fifteen minute drive from Heathrow, the EasyJet flights were from Gatwick so we had a mini trek across London to make it to the airport. However, as we both had the afternoon off, we made excellent time leaving at 3:40pm and making it to the check-in desk of the North Terminal by 5:45pm. Our flight was not until 8pm.
A wonderful weekend, with us able to pack in so much into a mere 48 hours. We did a little sight seeing, had a fantastic meal at the top rated restaurant in the city and were able to take a tour around the Nou Camp. I would like to add more to this blog but now, two weeks later, it is late and my memory is starting to fade. I hope I get the chance to fill everybody in on our adventures. I took almost 400 photos, so I should really make the FlickR set public. I will get around to it eventually – I promise!
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It is that time of year once again. A few clues for the uninitiated.
A big thank you for all the cards, messages and love. My colleagues were treated to a selection of Krispy Kreme doughnuts. (Six dozen with a variety of choice). The most popular person in the office on a Friday. Those who decided to work from home (as many do at MS on a Friday) regret their decision.
Defying Gravity
During 2010, my wife Michelle was a fan of Glee along with me and we were watching series one at practically the same time. Although I was a few episodes ahead, on my weekly TV diet, she would watch episodes in major blocks. We watched an episode together, "Wheels", one weekend (I think I may have already seen it) but she was catching up. The episode in question, featuring Rachel Berry and Kurt Hummel performing a musical number. Where is this from, I asked! Wicked, my dearest fiancé replied. I had heard of the Broadway musical. In fact many years earlier my Mum had actually gone on a school trip with her school girls into the West End to see the show! I really enjoyed the song and it soon became a personal favourite. Of course Rachel's version is much better because it was always written with the idea of a female vocalist. Even though in the show, Kurt fumbles his lines on purpose (not hitting the top note) to miss out on a lead role. I did want to see the show myself, Michelle had been lucky enough to see the show early into the West End run with Andy Garcia in a lead role! Would she really want to go and see it again?
My birthday was on the horizon and I asked Michelle that I would like to go for a nice meal and to see the show Wicked. She instantly agreed and went ahead with all the arrangements. I do have an amazing wife! I was looking forward to the show, I knew the plot device, an alternative back story to The Wizard Of Oz. After our meal at The Athenaeum Hotel, we rushed across to Victoria in a Hackney Carriage and made it just in time to take our seats before the show started. In fact, I even had a chance for a call of nature, but heard music being played as I made way back from the toilets to our seats. A fantastic stage, I really like the Art Deco feel of the Victoria Apollo. It was another sold out performance of the smash hit show.
Michelle (who I am sure would have wanted to whisper to me more during the performance) only prodded me moments before the climatic close to Act One and smiled. Defying Gravity is a pure pop song. I love the lyrics, the change in mood, the feeling it invokes within. It means so much and has the possibility of living a life without limits and a boundless energy! I am disappointed I did not see the show performed on the Beeb's I'll Do Anything. Although having said that, I have tended to avoid these Graham Norton vehicle, Andrew Lloyd Webber backed talent hunts. Maybe I should dig it up on YouTube? Now having seen the show, do I really want to dampen my memory with a low-par (apparently out of tune performance) from television?
Twenty Days Left Of My Twenties
This should be a major symbolic post, that goes on for over one thousand words but based on my recent lack of activity (less than an entry per a month in real time) I very much doubt I will be able to perform to that level. (I believe my natural peak in terms of blog output was sometime over the summer of 2006). Instead I will do my best to try and capture in a few paragraphs the journey of the last ten years.
In 2001, I was in my second year at University in the city of Leicester, living in a shared house off Narborough Road. The main hub of student existence for DMU students in the East Midlands city. The internet connection was un-metered dial up using Freeserve. I shared the cost with my house mate, final year law student Shahid, who had the room downstairs (the converted front room). We were however the poor relations to my house mate Sippy who had NTL TV and cable broadband. Life overall was good, studies were going well. I had a part time weekend job at Jacksons Stores about a minute walk from the house. The campus was about a ten minute walk from our house and I remember those cold mornings having to get up early to get over there for lectures. It is a real shame that I did not have a blog at this moment in time (I did however have an on-line presence with my personal website but it was not updated regularly and had actually fallen into a state of semi-neglect). This changed in early 2002, when I focused on securing a placement for my year out in industry. I set up a new professional website on my DMU Computer Science account (c00at) with help of my house mate Sippy. This website has evolved over time and I now host my professional website over at Andrew Tegala dot Net
In my hunt for an internship, I took on the responsibility myself and wrote directly to all the big players. I used my University Placement Service sparingly but in the end it was two positions I applied through them that turned into interviews. All of my personal applications resulted in rejections. Blue chip rejections that my future final year house mate, Nav would comment on, many years later, on one of his now long abandoned blogs. My first interview was with the National Grid in Winnersh. I had to prepare a presentation, which if I am honest did not go very well. After the two person interview, I met up with two of the current interns and was given a very brief walk around the office. I did not endure myself to them very well, refusing an offer of a drink and then perhaps over stepping the mark by asking how other candidates had performed. I left the interview, knowing in my mind I would not be called back for the second stage of the process.
It was then I had another interview actually on campus for the placement I would eventually obtain. It felt strange dressing up in a suit and walking to campus from Cambridge Street and then going up to some random floor in the James Went building (long since demolished and replaced). However I did not want to take this placement. Although the job itself was fine, it was the commuting distance (to Bedford) which every day would be a strain! Over one hundred miles a day and six hundred a week. Over the course of a year I would clock up over twenty four thousand miles plus spend over two hours commuting every day. My Placement Office were not very helpful, if I failed to take the position I had been offered, they would refuse to help me with any further applications. While this seemed like a relevantly empty threat (eighty percent of my applications had been completed using my own initiative) it was getting late into the process. I was unlikely to find another placement. With some bitterness I accepted the role and continued with the studies of my second year.
My placement year was probably the biggest moment of my life up to that point in time. It was a test, a coming of age for me in the sense of a fresh new start. A great of events took place during my placement year, most of which I do not wish to go into but the most significant resulted in me starting this blog. Yes, believe it or not nine years have passed since I started putting all my thoughts and feelings onto the inter-web. It has been one incredible journey and I never thought I would still be posting all these years later. Now thanks to WordPress I have categorised all my Birthday entries, so you can read them in their very own category. Here's to many more birthdays to come, all the way up to the next milestone, the big four-zero! I wonder how much my life will have changed in the next decade!
Only 8,760 Hours
Stop the clock, there are now just a mere 31, 536, 000 seconds left of my twenties. The big 30 is fast approaching and there is very little I can do stop this collision course. I just guess I have to hang on and enjoy the ride!


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In his keynote at OSCON (O'Reilly Open Source Convention) in Portland (Oregon), Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth talked about his vision of a future Linux.
"The great task in front of us over the next two years is to lift the experience of the Linux desktop from something that is stable and robust and not so pretty, into something that is art," Shuttleworth said. He called to developers to not just emulate Apple but to "blast past" on the design front. He praised the iPhone, saying that it was a "pure software experience", and pointing out the need for beautiful and elegant software. Having regular release cycles also helped software development he said.
At the same time, Shuttleworth opposed advertising banners in free software, saying: "I don't believe advertising will power free software applications; I think the emerging emphasis on services will help support that."
The Ubuntu founder also went on to talk about competitor Microsoft, calling on developers to pay attention to compatibility with Microsoft's products, even if they don't use them themselves, and that platform tolerance is necessary as many users work on multiple platforms.
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