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AN EMERGENCY response by international health charity Merlin to the violence in DR Congo (DRC) has been staged in record time, thanks to support from a fast-working partnership project, led by UNICEF and UN OCHA.
Merlin has been providing healthcare to vulnerable communities in DRC since 1997. Right now Merlin's priority in the North Kivu province is providing medical help for people caught up in the conflict around Goma, where the lives of civilians have been turned upside down by fighting between opposing armed factions.
Merlin's first response was launched in Nzulo – a tiny village where nearly 5,000 people fled to after fearing that their temporary camps or villages would come under attack. The clinic was up and running just 14 hours after Nzulo was swamped by the influx of displaced civilians.
Despite the fact that fighting was less than ten miles away, Merlin's staff soon got to work diagnosing and treating a range of conditions, such as malaria and pneumonia as well as listening to a torrent of distressing stories. Communicable diseases like respiratory infections and diarrhoea are common, as is malaria. There are no clean toilets or washing areas and no supply of safe water, which means that people are taking water from the nearby lake. This has already led to suspected cases of cholera.
Merlin was able to get set up so quickly thanks to the Rapid Response to Population Movements initiative which is coordinated by UNICEF1 and OCHA2, funded by ECHO3 and OFDA4. In practical terms, this partnership arrangement means that a team can immediately be dispatched to launch an emergency response. This work starts as soon as there is a significant movement of people and the first step is an evaluation of their needs. In Goma, the rapid needs assessment allowed Merlin to establish the right health services on the ground and plan the next stage of its response.
The planning and partnership has gone well but the scale of the situation faced by aid agencies in North Kivu is enormous. Not only is there huge displacement, but the population movement is fluid. Merlin and local partners have already registered 15,000 people returning to their homes in November and expect thousands more in the coming weeks.
Re-stocking and ensuring adequate staffing of Merlin-supported clinics in Rutshuru, where many people are returning to, is a priority. Their health is poor and on top of this, people fear that their crops, livestock and even homes may have been lost or destroyed. Fortunately, Merlin already supports eight health centres in Rutshuru and will extend this support to cover the whole area, putting it at the forefront of the humanitarian response.
Merlin does not look only at the immediate crisis but considers the disaster in its entirety to ensure all health needs are assessed and covered.
Arthur Sarazin, Merlin's Provincial Director for North Kivu, said the support through the Rapid Response to Population Movements work had made a huge difference: "The support we have had from UNICEF and OCHA, together with the determination of Merlin staff means we have been able to get off to a flying start. Time is of the essence when you are dealing with a population who are weakened by hunger, disease and fear."
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Merlin (www.merlin.org.uk) is an international health charity, saving lives in the world's toughest places. Merlin responds with healthcare when people are overwhelmed by natural disaster, conflict or disease. After the immediate crisis, Merlin stays on to assist recovery – building resilience so that those at risk of future health disasters are better prepared. Merlin is a force for health
Merlin has been in DRC since 1997, providing medical relief in emergencies and working with the Ministry of Health to support and strengthen the entire health system. This includes a wide range of services in Maniema and North Kivu such as primary healthcare, treating children for malnutrition, providing thousands of women with family planning services and are supporting and training midwives to tackle maternal mortality. Merlin has also helped to establish health centres and mobile clinics in some of the country's most isolated regions.
It is estimated that Merlin currently reaches nearly 900,000 people in North Kivu with healthcare. Merlin has been providing life-saving medical care to civilians who are fleeing fighting in the north of the country for many years, including treatment and support for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence. First-hand accounts from those who have recently been displaced in North Kivu can be found on Merlin's website (http://www.merlin.org.uk/voices-goma-dr-congo-very-real-need)
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1. Energy Recovery Systems Can Cut Energy Use Significantly
Energy recovery in buildings today is a true paradigm shift from traditional practice of 20-30 years ago, because the technology to accomplish it didn't exist. '"It is now commonplace to expect some type of energy recovery incorporated into the building's HVAC system," says Ron Holdaway, an engineer at Smith Seckman Reid. "Rather than throwing away the low grade energy generated in the building, technology today allows the energy to be recovered in efficient and practical ways." Especially for building owners who are large energy consumers, energy-recovery systems have the potential to cut conditioning energy use significantly.
Holdaway cited an airside heat recovery system that was recently designed for a 200,000 square hospital in the Memphis area. Hospitals require significant amounts of outside air to ensure proper control of microorganisms.
"By using heat-recovery systems, the air conditioning tonnage was reduced by over 200 tons," Holdaway notes. "The system also resulted improved indoor air quality by improved temperature and humidity control in the space."
Payback is anticipated to be four years or less.
Increasingly, these systems are required. For commercial buildings, airside and waterside heat recovery are required by ASHRAE 90.1-2010 and the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC). Holdaway notes that exhaust air energy recovery is required if the outside air exceeds a prescriptive quantity. The quantity of outside air is dependent on the climate zone of the building. Energy recovery system installation requires the aid of an engineer who can calculate the energy savings against current building energy use. Holdaway notes that it's essential to size the systems appropriately.
"Systems that are oversized will not perform well and result in unnecessary added costs. Systems that are undersized do not generate sufficient energy savings to pay back the initial investment," he says.
Energy Recovery Systems: Airside and Waterside
Energy recovery is an option for organizations using a direct exchange system that's increasingly being written into building codes and ASHRAE standards. There are two basic types: airside and waterside.
According to Ron Holdaway, an engineer at Smith Seckman Reid, airside energy recovery is the process of using the building's exhaust air to pre-condition the ventilation air for the building. The exhaust air passes through an energy recovery device such as a rotating heat wheel, a fixed plate heat exchanger, or a run-around coil. The energy from the exhaust air stream is transferred to or from the outside airside. In the summer, the temperature of the warmer, humid outside air is reduced before entering the air conditioning system, which reduces air conditioning system tonnage. In the winter, the cold outside air is warmed before heaters heat the air to maintain the space temperature.
A water-cooled system relies on chillers to cool the water, which is then distributed to air-handling units to condition the space. The heat from the air-handler coils is returned to the chiller where the head is returned to the air via fans or a cooling tower. Holdaway notes that waterside energy recovery systems capture some of the heat from the building before it is rejected. This recovered energy is often used to temper the building's heating hot water.
"Some form of water-side heat recovery is being used in most large buildings today," Holdaway says. "Best design practice today is to use dedicated heat recovery chillers to recover heat from building's return chilled water and produce heating and domestic hot water."
The results of such a set-up yield much higher efficiencies. If a typical high-efficiency gas boiler is 90 percent, efficiency, a dedicated heat recovery chiller is 300 percent efficient or greater to produce the same hot water, Holdaway notes.

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I believe this because I hate tanking and have never liked playing melee classes (my main is an elemental shaman and my highest alt is a warlock) and yet I'm having HUGE fun in the beta realm playing a Death Knight. I've played the class PvE to level 65, trying all three specs multiple times. I no longer fear dueling. I solo group quests that are above my level. I can approach elites one level higher than myself, alone and with no fear. I just run into a group of mobs with little strategy and almost always survive.
Although I think the clarity of the purpose for each spec is still a bit muddy, I see Death Knights mostly filling a tanking role. (Perhaps this was Blizzard's response to the tank shortage? Make a tank so fun to play that lots of people will play them?) And yet Death Knights have soloing capabilities like warlocks and hunters -- only they survive better. They are by far the best soloing class I've tried. For illustration purposes, I even made a goofy movie showing how badly you can play a Death Knight and still take some serious names without dying once.
Blizzard has proved that it knows what it's doing over the last four years. However, the current class system even without Death Knights has always had complaints about balance. As even Blizzard itself has admitted, adding a new class is not easy. Perhaps I am wrong and the tweaks they are making to the existing classes for Wrath will make everyone feel like they are overpowered. As it is, though, playing my new Death Knight gives me such a feeling of power that I've never had in the game before that I can't imagine that there won't be a lot of other players like me when Wrath hits the shelves this fall. Will this be good for class balance? More importantly, will anybody care?


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The 7.4V Lithum batt. for the planes power also the video tx and cam. The regulator heat a lot, but with good aeration it's stay at normal temperature.
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Posted 03 June 2006 - 10:32 AM
But take care, when I use windows player 10, it's work well, but normally I use the previous version and my computer crash and shut down, I don't understand.
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I did have a few very interesting discussions with the author at the time he made it. That setup is pretty amazing and works well indeed. A bit bulky for my likings though
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Posted 03 June 2006 - 03:52 PM
The video is over a year old now. I'd love to know how far he's progressed with his setup since then.
Posted 03 June 2006 - 07:44 PM
I asked him some questions yesterday, I will kept you inform
The video is over a year old now. I'd love to know how far he's progressed with his setup since then.
Posted 22 June 2006 - 05:40 PM
I think few months ago that it will be cool if I fly my planes over the site few weeks before the race. The race track is accessible the rest of the year. We can go on it with bicycle, roller blades walk etc... even in car, so why not in planes
The track is near four kilometers long, I walk on it and take off and land 16 times with my planes to record different parts of the circuits. And I come back another day to film other nice places around. The circuit is located on a beautifull island next to Montreal.
Kilrah offer me to host my videos, so now they will be available in better quality, no compression. You will see a copy of my original.
Here the link to " Survol du circuit F1 de Montréal "
Posted 26 June 2006 - 01:20 PM
Saturday was also feast for peoples who live in province of Quebec. Everything was perfect, even birds have come to said me Bonjour !
I made a video you can download here
Posted 27 June 2006 - 01:20 AM
I have got to try this well done
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BTW It would be interresting if you fly between those pine trees or circle around a tree top or around yourself.
Is it possible/safe to fly FPV that low at all? Have you ever tried this?
When I fly my plane, I mostly try to stay as close to me as the plane performance permits, that's where I get the real kick from. I tried to make several low-pass AP shots of me in the field, but failed due to too poor camera / bad lighting conditions. I wonder whether with FPV you can still fly like this or have to increase your safety margin considerably
I just wonder...
and did you record it with Cavalry recorder?
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Posted 10 August 2006 - 04:54 AM
In stark comparison to the plane videos, this ones positively hectic!
http://www.haku.co.u...aku-RC-Doop.avi - 3m 36s, 34mb, 25fps, 320x240, XviD/mp3 avi format
I'm intending to build a GP patch antenna to improve reception and today I received a 2.1mm wideangle lens so there's still more tweaking to be done.
Posted 10 August 2006 - 10:02 AM
That's the aspect I especially love in that activity.
Those 2 flight sessions are those I've had the greatest pleasure doing, illustrating exactly that feeling: just forget everything, go for it, fly and enjoy. I don't fly in order to make videos, I do it for the pleasure it gives live, and eventually will make videos of my best moments. Watching them again brings back those memories, I'll watch exactly the same part of the image I was watching at the time, e.g. obstacles to avoid... whereas watching someone else's video will be be pretty neutral, even if enjoyable. That's just experience that's difficult to define and explain... one needs to have a go.
http://www.rctech.ch..._brume_1200.wmv (66Mb)
http://www.rctech.ch...2_2005_1300.wmv (50Mb)
That was an awesome experience too:
And how does this behave in low light?
http://www.rctech.ch...0/1113_nuit.wmv (24Mb)
One thing to remember is that waves are best received in a cone, that is the closer you fly the lower you can go. Be sure to be near if you want to be very low like in the first video over the canal, and gain altitude if you want to fly farther away. That gives some reserve in case of R/C or video dropouts as well...
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I love to fly between trees, but I rarely found the good condition to do it. This summer, most of the time, I test new things when I go flying. And also I fly oftenly from new feild.
BTW It would be interresting if you fly between those pine trees or circle around a tree top or around yourself.
Is it possible/safe to fly FPV that low at all? Have you ever tried this?
and did you record it with Cavalry recorder?
I tried to fly around me, but it was hard, the circle was big.
I practice a little bit aerobatic flight with the Easystar, but it don't like it very much...
I already film most of the place I have in head, now I will try thing like you say, I begin to be very confortable with the gyro and with the planes, I will make one movie for you


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The Falla Guitar Trio returned to its recorded roots, Friday night at Caltech's Beckman Auditorium. The typically eclectic, buoyantly played program leaned heavily on the ensemble's first two recordings.
Revisiting facile little works such as William Boyce's First Symphony is not a high-profit enterprise, however, and the arrangement-laden agenda suggested an advanced case of repertory deprivation. Innocuous entertainment can carry a concert only so far.
Fortunately, the evening also boasted trio-member Dusan Bogdanovic's "Crow," in a concert version of the piece originally composed for the Pacific Dance Company. An obsessive, often dark song cycle on texts by Ted Hughes, "Crow" provided a welcome ballast of forceful imagery and sonic bite.
Tenor Nmon Ford-Livene sang with sensitive clarity and nicely focused tone, alert to the implications of text and the bluesy twists of Bogdanovic's lines. The three guitarists--often Bogdanovic alone, with Terry Graves on a bass-strung instrument and Kenton Youngstrom on a vintage Gibson--delivered pungent accounts of the iterative, post-minimal music.


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I WAS interested in the letter from Mary Hackett in The Bugle (January 9 edition) with her Christmas memory of the family's leg of pork which was so big it had to be cooked in Hadley's Bakery ovens.
My uncle used to work at Hadley's.
It was before I was born but my cousin who is now 89 years old has often told me about the Christmas mornings her dad had to go in early to cook the joints and turkeys, courtesy of Ezra Hadley.
I expect only the well-off could afford turkey as even when I was growing up we only had a chicken at Christmas, and it was the only time during the year we saw one. I don't know how much money changed hands to pay for the cooking service.
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The sound of sneakers scrapping on the dirt track behind Rio Grande Elementary School resonates throughout the school's field. Twelve girls practicing for their upcoming 5K fun run complete lap after lap while shouting encouraging words to each other for those struggling to keep up.
But Girls on the Run Rio Grande isn't just building physical endurance in third- and fourth-grade participants to complete a 3.2 mile run.
Organizers are combining training for GOTR's inaugural 5K Fun Run, scheduled for 9 a.m., Saturday, May 25, at Belen High School, with interactive fitness to inspire positive development through a self-esteem curriculum, said Carol Castillo, GOTR council director.
The after-school program, serving Valencia and Bernalillo counties, aims to educate and prepare preteen girls for a lifetime of self respect and healthy living through running. They're gaining the skills needed to make positive decisions and avoid falling into risky, adolescent behaviors and unhealthy lifestyles, Castillo said.
Serena Saiz, 10, said she absorbed how to cooperate with others, while fourth-grader Iyanna Martinez said she grasped how to make healthy lifestyle choices, such as eating healthy and exercising daily.
La Merced Elementary fifth-grader Ashlee Olsen said she can now run farther than she could before the program and knows she can rely on her new friends if she ever needs to talk about anything.
The fun run marks the completion of the non-profit organization's first run of the program with girls in Belen Consolidated Schools. Students from Rio Grande Elementary, La Merced Elementary and Central Elementary began training for the 12-week program in mid-February.
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- Ceremonial Collar worn by the Chief Justice of the International Order of Rechabites, made circa 1880. The Chief Justice had the job of judging whether a charge against a member that he had not been a total abstainer was proven. If proven, the member was discharged, and lost all entitlements to financial support. By 1928 the functions of the Chief Justice were fulfilled by the Chief Ruler.
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Had the Sunday buffet. The paneer tikka masala and butter chicken both tasted like Campbell's cream of tomato soup. They had some other chicken labeled 'chicken 65' that tasted like it was leftover from yesterday. The kheer had no sweetness and was lumpy. The rice and naan were good.
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Brick Lane used to be my fave Indian restaurant in the States. Something has happened in the past six months though. The last five delivery orders I have placed have been wrong and/or taken over 90 minutes to receive. My last order - placed July 1st - took 2 1/2 hours to receive! Unbelievable. Service in the restaurant has gone down too. The food is still great, but it just isn't worth the hassle.
Posted by jerseyrich on 06/29/2007
I don't know what these other posters are complaining about, I eat there often because the food is great! I can't vouch for everything on the menu because I go there for Masala. It's a bit on the expensive side, though. $16-$20 for Masala is a bit nutty in my book, but I still pay it. That's saying something! The naan is good too, and I suggest the Mango Lassi is also quite good. My beer has never been flat, and I don't remember any "free beer" offer which leads me to think that guy above is talking about the wrong place.
Posted by Mn MOM on 06/18/2007
Room was hot, crowded, and stuffy. However, I still would come back for the lamb chops.
Posted by Josh on 06/08/2007
I originally went to Brick Lane enticed by the sign for a free beer if you can eat a plate of phaal (supposedly quite spicy). Not only was the heat of this dish a let down, but the taste was subpar and the serving size was paltry. After finishing the small meal, the waiter argued that I had to eat all the sauce that remained in the bowl in order to get a free beer. Fifteen minutes later, when I asked for my beer again, they argued again but said that I could have the beer. It took them twenty minutes to bring me the beer, which was flat. Bottom line, this meal cost me $17 w/o tax/tip.
Posted by Anonymous on 06/06/2007
To the restaurant's credit, the atmosphere is very pleasant and inviting. The food was passable at best. I got an ok bainghan bharta. My friend got the spicy Phal meal. His was particularly disappointing - although he had no problem with the spice, the meal consisted of a few small pieces of chicken in a bowl of flavorless (aside from capsaicin) sauce. When he finished (an unpleasant experience akin to eating a bowl of very spicy ketchup), the free beer they brought him (after a very, very long wait in a next-to-empty restaurant) was flat. Don't order the beer, don't order the phal. and expect long waits.
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I recommend this place!! It was great!! My Boyfriend and I ate @ Curry House last Saturday night. We did not have a reservation and had to wait at the bar for about 20 minuets. It did not matter because the bartender suggested we each try a Polish beer and it was great! We are both new to Indian food/Curry; luckily our waiter helped us pick a great appetizer and two curry dishes. The Goan was GREAT!! I think the atmosphere could be a bit better, but it was fine. The service was friendly and knowledgeable. The food was great! We will definitely return! Sure it was a little more $ than all the other places in the area however the quality of food and the service makes it worth it!


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Doing astral projection is it considered as a sin? Many believe that doing these phenomena is not a sin they just have the gifts God has given to them. Having many people knows how to astral project even my father knows how to do it but he said that doing astral projection is not a sin. You trained your body to rest and you are exploring the outside world without using your physical body. How is it a sin? God made people through his image also maybe he just given that gift to such a person dedicated to help others.
Astral projection sometimes defined by preachers and priest's is a sin you defy God's work, and because of curiosity you try to defy his work. You seek for answers like astral projection. Is curiosity a sin? When you are curios you seek answer. That is why most of philosophers are atheist.
Most of the time people have the wrong impression of astral projection, they thought that undergoing this phenomena is sometimes speaking to the devil himself. They also considered astral projection as a gift from Satan but it's not. It's a gift from God himself to help others, but also it's up to you how you manage to use that gift, it could be used in evil or for the good of humanity.
Arguments have been if astral projection really is a sin or not. Others would say that "having this gift is not a sin I never asked anything from", then preachers would say that "even if you didn't asked that kind of gift still we are not sure if that came from God himself". A question again would arise saying "is it a sin to have these gift knowing I never asked for this?" Men have been uncontended but having such gift like this is a sin. We may never know that these people have been doing good with their gifts.
People do much likely envy other people of what special gifts they receive from god. These people with extraordinary gifts may be our chance to help us communicate with our dead relatives asks them for forgiveness and everything. They can also help solve crimes if the government would allow that to happen but mostly that would be the last resort of unsolved crimes.
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Grace Episcopal Choir to sing as sun sets through windows
The choir of Grace Episcopal Church is hoping to bring a little bit of merry old England to Anderson this Christmas as it performs a concert that also has been heard at King's College in Cambridge, England.
Under the direction of the church's choirmaster, Bill Ducworth, the choir of Grace Episcopal Church will present "A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols," a rendition of the concert performed by the King's College Choir. The Mighty Zimmer Pipe Organ will accompany the Grace Episcopal choir.
The concert will begin at 3 p.m. Sunday, and a reception will follow. The event is free and open to the public.
"It follows the King's College service word for word and ends as the glorious western light streams through the newly restored Gadston Memorial stained glass window," Ducworth said.
Grace Episcopal Church is at 711 South McDuffie St. in Anderson.
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Blunch | Newest Sandwich Shop Obsession | South End
I have to be honest, I absolutely hate the name Blunch. It doesn't make any sense to me, we already have a name for combining breakfast and lunch and it's called my absolute favorite meal of the day brunch. But seriously, Blunch?! It sounds like "Blaahh" and "Lunch" had a baby, and I can't say that's a good thing. Bad names aside, there is one seriously delish sandwich shop hidden inside the horribly named Blunch on Harrison St. It's the …
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Alas, somewhere amidst the busy-ness that is this week, I have found a moment to finally reminisce on the ridiculously good meal I had at Founding Farmers when I was in Washington DC just a couple weeks ago. Now everything I ate in DC was delicious, like I said my sister did well when it came to picking out ideal dining spots for us to nom at, but Founding Farmers… lets just say they were on a whole other level.
Four Courses of Fall Inspiration
Here is the dinner that came out of our visit to the Boston Local Food Festival! We went in with no plan, came home with a random assortment of ingredients and created a 4 course fall dinner that consumed the majority of Saturday night. Everyone helped out and played some role in cooking / thinking up the menu. I have no definitive measurements or ingredients because everyone was helping out with everything, so think of this dinner as fall inspiration… …
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Go to the MEA-MFT website to register. The link is: https://mea-mft.eventready.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=reg.page&event_id=2039 . Save money – perhaps up to $30 - by registering now.
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Marvin and Jeff, our conference gurus, are planning a fantastic MAEA Silent and Live Art Aucion. Bring your items to the Lobby Thursday morning at 9 a.m. This is our MAEA fundraiser, and, maybe even more, one of our best advocacy toosl to promote the arts in education. Please help make this a fun and gorgeous event! Contribute a piece of your work, small or spontaneous, or finished, framed, and gallery-ready…and get ready for some bidding wars!
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Joe Biden's only good line on "Meet the Press" this morning (have I panned him enough yet?) was when he said that John McCain appears to be running to be commander in chief of Iraq, rather than president of the United States (his point: it's time for an American president to put American interests first.) In his column today, Frank Rich does even greater damage to McCain's "stay if we lose, stay if we win" strategy for creating an eternal U.S. military presence in the Iraq of his dreams:
… Should voters tune in, they'll also discover that the McCain policy is nonsensical on its face. If "we are winning" and the surge is a "success," then what is the rationale for keeping American forces bogged down there while the Taliban regroups ominously in Afghanistan? Why, if this is victory, does Mr. McCain keep threatening that "chaos and genocide" will follow our departure? And why should we take the word of a prophet who failed to anticipate the chaos and ethnic cleansing that would greet our occupation?
And exactly how, as Mr. McCain keeps claiming, is an indefinite American occupation akin to our long-term military role in South Korea? The diminution of violence notwithstanding, Iraq is an active war zone. And unlike South Korea, it isn't asking America to remain to protect it from a threatening neighbor. Iraq's most malevolent neighbor, Iran, is arguably Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's closest ally. In the most recent survey, in February, only 27 percent of Iraqis said the American presence is improving their country's security. Far from begging us to stay, some Iraqi politicians, including Mr. Maliki, have been pandering to their own election-year voters by threatening to throw the Yankees out.
Mr. McCain's sorest Achilles' heel, of course, is his role in facilitating the fiasco in the first place. Someone in his campaign has figured this out. Go to JohnMcCain.com and, hilariously enough, you'll find a "McCain on Iraq Timeline" that conveniently begins in August 2003, months after "Mission Accomplished." Vanished into the memory hole are such earlier examples of the McCain Iraq wisdom as "the end is very much in sight" (April 9, 2003) and "there's not a history of clashes that are violent between Sunnis and Shiites" (later that same month).
To finesse this embarrassing record, Mr. McCain asks us to believe that the only judgment that matters is who was "right" about the surge, not who was right about our reckless plunge into war. That's like saying he deserves credit for tossing life preservers to the survivors after encouraging the captain of the Titanic to plow full speed ahead into the iceberg.
Read the entire column here. It ends with a pretty good prescriptiono for curing poor John McCain's Vietnam-inspired obsession with staying in Iraq "until we win" (or to prevent us from losing after we win… or … oh, never mind, here's the clip:)
Our best hope for a bipartisan resolution of this disaster may be for a President Obama to appoint Mr. McCain as a special envoy to Baghdad, where he can stay for as long as he needs to administer our withdrawal or 100 years, whichever comes first.
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Marcella Vibbert Dodson, age 61 of Summer Shade, died Wednesday, Oct. 3 2012 at the Monroe Co. Medical Center. She was a daughter of the late Thomas and Era Elmore Vibbert and a member of the Cedar Flat Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
She is survived by her husband, Morris Dodson; three sons, Shane (Bridgett) Dodson, of Summer Shade, Terry Dodson of Edmonton and Steven Dodson of Summer Shade: four grandchildren, Chloe Dodson, Cassie Dodson, Kinsley Dodson and Kyle Dodson; five sisters, Shirley (Bobby) Glover, Dean Harper, Marie (Mack) Warren Kathy Franklin(Willie Rich) all of Summer Shade and Barbara (Jim) Crump of Glasgow.
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A collection of never-before-seen photos of Marilyn Monroe - and their accompanying copyrights - are going up for auction.
Celebrity auctioneer Darren Julien says more than 100 images of Monroe will be sold the highest bidders later this month.
The photos come from the estate of Allan "Whitey" Snyder, Monroe's personal makeup artist for 15 years. One image shows Snyder applying makeup to a lingerie-wearing Monroe on the set of "Let's Make Love" in 1960.
Letters, telegrams and a money clip from Monroe to Snyder are also among the lots set to be sold during Julien's Auctions' Hollywood Legends sale on March 31 and April 1. The auction also includes memorabilia from Frank Sinatra, James Dean, Charlie Chaplin and Sammy Davis, Jr.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post6870797502800366127..comments2015-07-15T23:34:38.835-07:00Comments on Life's a feast: GRAND MARNIER PANNA COTTAJamiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-52755368724036155402011-03-07T18:48:09.714-08:002011-03-07T18:48:09.714-08:00This looks fabu, Jamie!This looks fabu, Jamie!asiangrrlhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-33683159709852784252011-02-21T11:25:35.746-08:002011-02-21T11:25:35.746-08:00Also conrtas on hosting the show & doing a wor...Also conrtas on hosting the show & doing a work shop! Good for you!sophiesfoodiefileshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-82803245940117620322011-02-21T11:24:51.089-08:002011-02-21T11:24:51.089-08:00Your Grand marinier panna cotta looks stunning, de...Your Grand marinier panna cotta looks stunning, dear Jamie!

I am sorry that I haven't been here lately but my husband & I just baught our dream house!

I recently moved my blog to wordpress.com/ Come over @ my blog & check it out! You must update your RSS too!
Did you finally recieve my Christmas card???sophiesfoodiefileshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-77486800331858701672011-02-20T10:28:20.714-08:002011-02-20T10:28:20.714-08:00Love Grand Mariner coctail, never had it as panaco...Love Grand Mariner coctail, never had it as panacota, could be great, should be great.

C. TerolClenbuTerolhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-18856342631682832292011-02-14T02:55:23.266-08:002011-02-14T02:55:23.266-08:00Its always sweeter on your side of the internet. S...Its always sweeter on your side of the internet. Such a lovely sweet panna cotta. Thank you also for the interesting links and the cool retro pictures.Sarahhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-58915057002707279962011-02-13T18:14:54.469-08:002011-02-13T18:14:54.469-08:00Your panna cotta looks amazing, the texture looks ...Your panna cotta looks amazing, the texture looks perfect. I really enjoy your writing.megihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-87123659440792299032011-02-12T21:48:49.343-08:002011-02-12T21:48:49.343-08:00I think I have these same molds. They are so cute!...I think I have these same molds. They are so cute! This recipe looks beautiful!
Too bad I'll have left Italy when you're in Tuscany in October. Should be a blast, it'll be a pity I'll miss it!Nicolehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-75340637404568364862011-02-09T16:23:17.226-08:002011-02-09T16:23:17.226-08:00I've never made a panna cotta before this is i...I've never made a panna cotta before this is inspiring me to give it a go. Looks so luscious!Elianahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-53271133911495121512011-02-08T09:29:21.379-08:002011-02-08T09:29:21.379-08:00your panna cotta looks spectacular! i agree with u...your panna cotta looks spectacular! i agree with using something a bit stronger when cooking, ha. go big or go home, right? thanks for sharing :)
-meg
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@ http://www.myscribblednotebook.blogspot.comMeaghan Lubyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-60893763106099288012011-02-08T06:50:53.863-08:002011-02-08T06:50:53.863-08:00Ciao Jamie-Bella panna cotta!! Come sempre, sei br...Ciao Jamie-Bella panna cotta!! Come sempre, sei bravissima:)Love the jelly on top. Wonderful story. I love the story about your parents bar that didn't finish. Maybe it worked out better that way:)Cake Duchesshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-57445872903160813442011-02-08T04:00:30.300-08:002011-02-08T04:00:30.300-08:00LOL - your parents and mine would have got on like...LOL - your parents and mine would have got on like a house on fire! We also had a 70s-tastic built-in drinks cabinet filled with gift bottles of whisky (always drunk with soda water - ugh!) and multi-coloured exotic liqueurs. Many of them are still there like some sort of shrine to the 70s as my dad now drinks only the occasional glass of sweet white wine. Love the pannacotta - and once again, the gorgeous napkin :o)Jeanne @ CookSister!http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-45911631463660975102011-02-07T15:49:51.331-08:002011-02-07T15:49:51.331-08:00NOw that is a perfect way to get rid of some of th...NOw that is a perfect way to get rid of some of that Grand Marnier that has been sitting in our closet forever...lol... I am not a big drinker either. I also come from a family that never really drank much, unlike Tom's family who take every occassion to celebrate with loads of alcohol! Lol... In anyway; I'm back and love your pannacotta!Junglefroghttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-65769722580904823522011-02-07T13:40:22.903-08:002011-02-07T13:40:22.903-08:00Oh - and I double Peter's suggestion. I have a...Oh - and I double Peter's suggestion. I have a bottle on my shelf right now from a student - and it is yummy!
:)
Valerie

Just checking back re feedburner... etc...A Canadian Foodiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-5514616677824106982011-02-06T20:38:25.875-08:002011-02-06T20:38:25.875-08:00I love your panna cotta; I will make it with corns...I love your panna cotta; I will make it with cornstarch instead and call it muhallabieh! :)
Congratulations on your nomination and all these exciting events all over the world that you are leading! Hope to join you all at some point.tasteofbeiruthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-90075725664403357462011-02-05T07:48:55.022-08:002011-02-05T07:48:55.022-08:00I'm going to send the link to this post to my ...I'm going to send the link to this post to my friend's parents. They were in the Bahamas at that time and your pictures remind me of theirs. I love the idea of pairing panna cotta with Grand Marnier. This silky dessert is one of my favourites, the simpler the better i.e. usually only with a hint of vanilla...but the GM tempts me here (not the passionfruit topping). Thanks btw for your 1st blog-anniversary greetings comment - I really appreciate you taking the time. So enjoyed reading this post.Sally - My Custard Piehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-41254380137703235322011-02-04T08:08:41.043-08:002011-02-04T08:08:41.043-08:00Clearly we lived through the same era. I love the ...Clearly we lived through the same era. I love the photos = they remind me of my own life and my own family kitchen growing up!
Are the little specks in the gelatin orange zest? They look much bigger - almost like wild strawberries.
I have never made a good panna cotta. Everyone says it is SO easy. Not for me. I don't know why. I love it!
:)
ValerieA Canadian Foodiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-76403018691164390342011-02-04T05:58:49.591-08:002011-02-04T05:58:49.591-08:00How exciting you are off to SA with Jeanne! I can&...How exciting you are off to SA with Jeanne! I can't wait to hear about all your adventures there. Looking at my first panna cotta at the moment, I think it's going to be a life long favourite!Sarah, Maison Cupcakehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-26877275184444836482011-02-04T04:53:08.826-08:002011-02-04T04:53:08.826-08:00Lol! I prefer to bake with the stonger stuff too :...Lol! I prefer to bake with the stonger stuff too :) My parents bought a HUGE bottle of Cointreau for me from duty free when they came to visit a while back. And I've never actually drunk it properly, only ever used it for baking :)

Beautiful shots Jamie, and the panna cotta looks perfect.shazhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-31886345580270688482011-02-04T01:54:22.720-08:002011-02-04T01:54:22.720-08:00Love panna cotta every time you post it. You HAVE ...Love panna cotta every time you post it. You HAVE to make some for me. It;s gorgeous!Deeba PABhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-75158780631606775562011-02-03T14:20:18.491-08:002011-02-03T14:20:18.491-08:00Isn't panna cotta one of those desserts from h...Isn't panna cotta one of those desserts from heaven? I can't seem to get tired of it. Mmm, Grand Marnier must be one of my favorite liqueurs!

Have a fabulous weekend!Nisrine|Dinners and Dreamshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-56648057122402909912011-02-03T12:41:31.661-08:002011-02-03T12:41:31.661-08:00I have a soft spot for Grand Marnier as for 7 yea...I have a soft spot for Grand Marnier as for 7 years they were my client. Whenever I visted Paris on holiday they would entertain us in the best restaurants. Their management and staff are really lovely people.Barbarahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-17763454348573279262011-02-03T11:54:50.049-08:002011-02-03T11:54:50.049-08:00Big congratulations Jamie. How fabulous! I'm o...Big congratulations Jamie. How fabulous! I'm on my way to vote, but I had to say Grand Marnier makes everything taste better.

Congrats again. You deserve it.
SamMy Carolina Kitchenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-40625754533516771882011-02-03T11:23:07.327-08:002011-02-03T11:23:07.327-08:00I just wish I could go to a conference, this looks...I just wish I could go to a conference, this looks scrumptious my dear. Wonderful postJennifurlahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-46085579250343795612011-02-03T07:51:38.475-08:002011-02-03T07:51:38.475-08:00Beautiful dessert Jamie, love the addition of Gran...Beautiful dessert Jamie, love the addition of Grand Marnier.elrahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-51912087640736896022011-02-03T07:24:25.395-08:002011-02-03T07:24:25.395-08:00You went to Penn? How cool (i'm from philly)! ...You went to Penn? How cool (i'm from philly)! I love the way you tell your stories through your recipes.Brenna [fabuleuxdestin]http://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Mary Easley was interviewed November 10, 2009 as part of the Women of the Oklahoma Legislature Oral History Project. Mrs. Easley was elected to the Oklahoma House of Representatives in 1996 and served through 2004 at which time she was elected to the Oklahoma Senate and served through 2010. She represented House District 78 and held the Senate District 18 seat. She is a member of the Democratic Party. Mrs. Easley talks about her decision to run for political office and about sharing the experience with her son. She also shares her thoughts on changing to the Senate, serving with her son, autism, Henry Bellmon, and term limits.
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Begin the hike by walking east and crossing a small stream bed. Bear right and ascend up a gradual incline along the south wall of the gorge. When you are near the top, head east on the trail hiking past the Mohican Youth Center reaching Forest Road 1. Cross FR 1. The fire tower lies ahead. Panoramic views are your reward. Retrace your steps back to the parking lot.
Directions: From Mansfield, OH, Take Interstate 71 to Exit 169, Travel south on State Route 13 approximately 5 miles. When you reach the small burg of Bellville, head east on SR 97 and drive about 12 miles to the Forest. Travel a little less than a mile and turn left onto Forest Road 8. Park in the lot located just beyond the covered bridge. Head east from lot.
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The Department of Defense announced today the death of two Marines who were supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Lance Cpl. Travis A. Fox, 25, of Cowpens, S.C.
Cpl. Christopher J. Lapka, 22, of Peoria, Ariz.
Both Marines died Oct 30, due to enemy action in Al Anbar Province, Iraq. They were assigned to 1st Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division, III Marine Expeditionary Force, Marine Corps Base Hawaii.
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Where Are The Humans?February 26, 2013 on 9:44 am | In Advertising, Creative, Creativity, Marketing, My Creative Team | No Comments
We have talked about this before, and I thought by 2013 we would have moved on. But no! Marketers in the B-2-B space are still writing as if they are communicating with droids and not humans. It's the use of business jargon to which I am referring.
You may know that you have an end-to-end solution that transforms business across the value chain by managing and streamlining complex implementation processes, providing strong domain capabilities that allows clients to launch multi-product customer oriented offerings, accelerate time-to-market, and multiply distribution channels. And you may understand that, but no one else does.
Clearly your core competency has been affected by drinking the Kool-Aid, and you also are probably empowering your customers by leveraging your company's best practices. The learnings you have gathered from your vertical, scalable ecosystem are probably actionable.
Please allow me to disambiguate. If you are guilty of writing like this, shame on you! Stop it immediately or I am going to come over there to downsize your intellectual property.
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According to a report by Soap Opera Digest, "The Young and the Restless" co-head writer, Scott Hamner, will be taking a leave of absence from the show. The writer, who's been on staff at "Y&R" since 2006, claims that executive producer/head writer, Maria Arena Bell, convinced him to just take a few months break after he told her he had made the decision to let his contract run out.
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Nevermind, problem solved. I tried this guide - http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=204752 and it worked 100%.
Nevermind, problem solved. I tried this guide - http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=204752 and it worked 100%.
Managed to get the GUI up and running again, but still no luck with drivers.
Here's the output of "lspci | grep VGA"
00:0d.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GeForce 6150SE nForce 430 (rev a2)
My system is up-to-date and I'm currently using kernel version 18.104.22.168-174.2.3.fc12.i686. Don't know where to go from here.
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Installing the Nvidia driver from their source might work well on some distros, but, it is the easiest way to bork graphics in Fedora. Especially since Fedora now ties the Nouveau driver so tightly into it's kernel.
I agree with you... I just managed to make it all go up in flames after installing drivers from RPMFusion. :angry:
Thanks for the advice. I should've thought about the driver issue since this is a new monitor and Fedora 10 is dead long ago. But anyway, I've decided to download the Fedora 12 LiveCD and installed it and it works out the box. No need for configuration.
So once again, thanks for the help.
PS: The SyncMaster 2033 remains an awesome monitor!
I've got a rather strange problem. Fedora 10 doesn't want to work with my Samsung SyncMaster 2033... And I don't have the feintest idea why. I never had this problem with my old CRT monitor (on the same PC).
Basically what happens is when I try to start the graphical install the screen goes blank, and I can't even open my monitor's settings menu... Like it's on standby, but it's not. I tried different settings, but to no avail. And resorted to a text-based install, so now I've got it installed.
Next problem... It boots into text mode, but that's not the real issue. Whenever I try to start up the X server the same thing happens as with the installation, blank screen.
Could anyone please help me out?
P.S. Sorry, but I'm too lazy to go and download Fedora 12.
I'm using Ubuntu 9.10, don't know what codecs Quake 4 might need for the speech.
I've recently downloaded the Linux binaries for Quake 4 and installed it. Everything runs fine... graphics is working, music and sound effects too. But I can't get the speech to work, whenever a character talks I hear one beep and the character's lips move in utter silence. Could someone please help me out?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the recommendations. Don't know why I forgot about Slackware, so it'll end up on the list.
I'll also find some physics engines and add them to the site. "Recommended Books" sound like a good idea, I bet there are a bunch of good books going around.
Currently I'm looking at a few Open Source MMORPG engines to do an article or two on... And prolly use one of 'em for my own little idea :P
Ubuntu (as well as Kubuntu) is a good distro to start with. It's easy to set up and to use. And if you're not completely sure about it you can boot it directly from the CD/DVD and use it without making any changes to your system. Hope this helps...
I enjoy developing games, and would enjoy it more if more people would take interest in developing games for Linux. Yeah sure, I know there are quite a few games for Linux, but most of them are Quake3 Arena clones... made with the Quake3 Arena engine. I few months back I launched a community site for Linux game devs and the response was horrible, in the matter of +/- 5 months time the site managed to get 10 registered members. And I did my bit to "market" it.
The point is - It doesn't look like people are taking any interest in this at all. I'm not a pro in Linux game development, but not even the experienced folks took a look at it to help add more content (is this some kind of dark art???). Currently I'm seriously considering to shut the site down, which I tried to get up and running to benefit the Linux community.
Sorry for the rant, but Linux needs more high quality games... The kind that'll get more people to switch over to Linux, and for many others like myself - stop dual-booting.
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How is your ego? The answer to this question will give you a clue as to how your meditation and other spiritual practice is going.
But what really is ego?
I made this video to share with you a fundamental aspect about meditation, ego and spiritual practice, that so often gets overlooked.
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Our nearly 3,000 undergraduate day students hail from 25 states and 65 countries. But wherever they come from, SNHU students have a drive to succeed. They're here because they know that wherever they're going in life, we can help them get there.
Our students enjoy the opportunities that come with a premier university without compromising the benefits of the small college experience. We purposefully keep our student body small so you will never be just another face in the classroom, yet we offer over 40 degree programs in a wide variety of fields and highly engaging opportunities to gain real world experience through internships, career development, and studying abroad.
Here, you'll be immersed in a dynamic, caring community that provides a host of options for fun, fitness, service, leadership and camaraderie — and those are just as important as academic success when it comes to being prepared for the "real world."
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The Royal Palace of La Granja of San Ildefonso is probably one of the best maintained 18th century palaces in Europe. When you walk around the site, it resembles the court of Versailles and the truth is that King Philip V actually wanted these similarities. However, you can also perceive an influence from Spanish baroque and a touch of Italian decor.
When you approach the royal residence through its front entrance, you see a beautiful garden with very tall trees brought from many parts of the world. When you continue to walk around the palace towards the back, you get to a large area full of gardens and fountains. I have been several times in these gardens in different seasons and I am always amazed of how beautiful they are. However, if you want to see the fountains working and many of the statues in the gardens, you have to come after the winter months (after April).
I will be honest with you, I have never been inside this Palace and it's not because of the money (the entrance fee is actually not that expensive, about 3 Euros); it's because I usually do not enjoy indoors in royal sites as much as the outdoors. The fresh air you breathe from the Guadarrama Sierra Mountains and the view of the forest surrounding the site is great.
Coming to this Royal Palace is a great Spanish experience for all ages and kinds of people. However, I will specially advise it for honeymooners or couples that want a special escape from the crowd and a time to relax. The actual town of La Granja where the palace is located is another great experience but I will leave that for another post…


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Job Corps volunteers serve lunch at ACTS
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Ashley Jones (left) is served lunch by Kittrell Job Corps Center students Donnell Gaddy and Delisha Deiha (from right) at the recent Dr. Martin Luther King Day community luncheon held at Area Christians Together In Service in Henderson. They are joined by Twanna Jones, the director of ACTS. Other volunteers from the Job Corps also provided assistance at the event, including Joan Robinson, the center's business and community liaison.


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Once I was leading a group of children in prayer. I bowed my head and closed my eyes when I heard a loud shout: "She is not closing her eyes!" I opened my eyes to see one child pointing an accusing finger at another.
We close our eyes so as to not be distracted. It is easy to think about the things you are seeing around you rather than thinking about God. Prayer is talking to God, who is a Spirit. We shut out material things for a moment to focus on God. But you don't have to shut your eyes to pray! Many of the paintings of Jesus in Gethsemane show his gaze up toward our Father in heaven.
I lived for several years in Pollocksville, North Carolina, a small town that is laid out in a large block. We would walk around the outskirts of the town for exercise; the streets were laid out perfectly to make a practical walking track. One morning I saw Alberta walking toward me. He was walking along talking. As I approached her she nodded, but kept on going. Alberta was quite a talker. I was surprised she didn't stop and talk with me. As I kept walking, it occurred to me what was happening. Alberta didn't stop and talk to me that morning because she was talking to God! She didn't close her eyes. She didn't sit still. She was praying. She was walking, talking, pouring out her heart to our heavenly Father!


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Is it Dr. Inc… or… Drink???
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Category : Bangsar, Cafe, Coffee, Kuala Lumpur
Is it Dr. Inc… or… Drink???
Category : Bangsar, Breakfast, Cafe, Coffee, Kuala Lumpur
Rise & Shine!
Hooray, it's weekend again! Time to get a good rest and have a great breakfast/ brunch (except I only get to have my rest after work on the Saturdays).
Speaking of breakfast/ brunch, where is your favourite place?
I must say, this is my new favourite.
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Category : Bangsar, Italian Food, Kuala Lumpur
Taking up the premise at Lot No. 57 of Bangkung Row, Midi 57 is a more casual and relaxing restaurant as compared to the sister's outlet – Le Midi Mediterranean Restaurant; serving plates of goods from Spanish to Italian. What you could find in the menu are such as tapas style appetizer, wood oven baked pizza, suckling pigs (which I heard it is quite affordable!!!), burgers, homemade pasta and desserts. Not to forget their wide selection of fun and interesting broozes; this place is so meant to be a great hang out place for friends and families, as well as the after-working-hour parties.
Category : Asian Food, Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian Food, Western Food
My friend once asked me, you don't feel bored ah, with all the pork around?! My answer, NEVER.
So allow my porky journey continues… on le bff's birthday!!!
Leonardo's Dining Room & Wine Loft
Category : Bangsar, French, Fusion Food, Kuala Lumpur
If you are looking for a French cuisine restaurant that doesn't burn a hole in your pocket, put Croisette Café, the hearty and comfortable French place in your list. Tuck inside this old condominium, Croisette Café is a little gem that serves authentic French food, and sometimes comes with a little twist, in flavour or ingredient. I always wanna try out their main meals after the special tea session we have done it for Christine last year. Not until September, when there were reasons for me to make visits, parents' wedding anniversary and family gathering. This is such an ideal place to hold family gathering, a place where you enter with casual dressed up and talk a little louder during meals. Hehe.
Croisette Café serves not only a la carte but also set dinner recently. Their set lunch comes at great value too! Do check out their fb page for weekly set lunch menu.
Amuse bouche (from the set dinner)
Follows what the market has for the day and chef's inspiration.
Category : Afternoon Tea, Bangsar, Cafe, Desserts, Kuala Lumpur
A tai-tai tea at home?!
Yes, I actually had my desserts take away and spent some quality time at home.
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Category : Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian Food, Noodles, Nyonya
For a good plate of nyonya peranakan fare in KL, one must pay a visit to Baba Low's 486 which is located in a quiet lane, Lorong Kurau in Bangsar. I am sure some of you might think, ahh, another place in Bangsar, surely will give the pocket a hole. Well, nope as this kopitiam-liked place serves good nyonya-flavoured dishes at a wallet-friendly price.
Vintage tiles and tables and chairs; even the plates and bowls too! Contunue Reading
Category : Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, Spanish Food
On the quieter side of Bangsar neighbourhood, there stood a restaurant that serves really authentic Spanish and Mediterranean cuisine. This season, Cava Restaurant relaunches their new menu, with exotic flavours added into the dishes and all done by the chef consultant, the bubbly Chef Maria. Contunue Reading


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In 1982, the Sisters of the Holy Cross and Saint Agnes Medical Center joined together to create the Holy Cross Clinic at Poverello House in downtown Fresno. Saint Agnes staff, volunteer physicians, dentists and paramedical personnel provide free medical and dental care to our Valley's uninsured and underinsured. In 2010, the clinic received more than 7,900 medical and 600 dental visits. This includes pathology and a variety of onsite professional volunteer services.
How can I help?Donations can be made directly to the Holy Cross Clinic through the Saint Agnes Foundation. Financial contributions, donations in kind, and volunteering your time are all important ways that you can help. Holy Cross Clinic412 F StreetP.O. Box 12225Fresno, CA 93777(559) 442-4108(in downtown Fresno, across from Holy Cross Center for Women)
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Aye ayes can be found along the entire east coast of Madagascar and have been sighted in other parts of Madagascar.
Their preferred habitat is moist forest but aye ayes also occur in dry forests and in cultivated areas, which brings them into conflict with humans.
Sightings of aye ayes are rare through most of its natural range. But signs of their presence include: