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Years ago I stopped ranting about all the things that can go wrong when pairing chocolate and cabernet sauvignon, realizing that: 1) my arguments didn't convince those who are quite certain that it is a match made in heaven, and 2) raining on someone else's parade is no way to win friends and influence impressionable young wine drinkers.
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Among dozens of brands produced in Italy, only a few are available here in Washington. Some to look for:
Averna.A traditional Sicilian amaro, sweet and syrupy, with 32 percent alcohol.
Ramazzotti. This is made in Milan, in a style somewhat less syrupy than Averna, and finished at 30 percent alcohol.
Nonino. More fruity and floral, a medium caramel color, with alcohol at 35 percent.
Montenegro. Packaged in a distinctive bottle, this is made in Bologna, from a 19th-century recipe using more than 40 herbs. It is relatively mild, finished at a port-like 23 percent alcohol.
Fernet. A subcategory of amaro, more bitter than sweet, and tipping the scales at about 45 percent alcohol. More of a cocktail-friendly amaro than one to try with chocolate.
Based on my limited exploration of the category, I have become especially fond of Ramazzotti, which is sold in some of the better-stocked state liquor stores.
You will find the best selections at bars that specialize in Italian liqueurs.
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Because it showed up more, and was treated as something folks respected and were expected to follow whereas TOS' was more a background thing that the audience wasn't expected to pay much attention to.
I really do think it was made into a silly rule and dogma in TNG, whereas it should've been better written. Not interfering is one thing, but when you need to let them die, that's just stupid.
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Kelly is a seasoned editor and yoga educator living in Ashland, Oregon. She spent many years traveling, including a year in India a quarter-century ago that deepened her commitment to meditation and yoga and her desire to serve. At age 37, she earned a biology degree and worked in scientific research in the San Francisco Bay Area for several years before moving to southern Oregon in 2007. Kelly has extensive training in yoga (E-RYT500) and yoga therapy (including a 500-hour certification in Integrative Yoga Therapy). Kelly has taught yoga to diverse populations, including community classes and veterans as well as private yoga therapy clients. In addition, Kelly is a Level II iRest teacher and has trained in medical hypnotherapy, psychology, acupuncture, and Enneagram studies. Kelly is the editor of the online peer-reviewed Journal of Yoga Service, a publication of the Yoga Service Council. She has copyedited over 70 college-level textbooks and is currently working as a book editor, specializing in yoga.
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While in California, Abby was introduced to many holistic therapies and became hooked on yoga, nutrition, and meditation. Abby's passion for following a healthy lifestyle had begun. In the 1990's, Abby moved with her husband and son to Las Vegas where, for eight years, she worked as the Director of Marketing, Special Events and Public Relations for Saks Fifth Avenue. It was during this time that Abby was introduced to Ayurveda. She quickly realized that this was the life science that she had been searching for. She has used the principles of Ayurveda in her own life since and is certified as an Ayurvedic Life Style Coach and an Ayurvedic Nutritionist. Abby became the Advertising Representative for the Light on Ayurveda journal in 2004 and still holds that position.
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DeAndre Brackensick Talks J.Lo Advice, Old-School Soul & Bringing Back The Falsetto
DeAndre sings for the Judges' Save [photo: Fox]
DeAndre sings for the Judges' Save [photo: Fox]
"I feel really, really honored that she still wanted to use the Save on me, being that I'd already been saved," he said, referring to the fact that he had been a Wild Card pick in the first place and almost hadn't made the top 13 at all. "But the fact that I had been saved already, I understood why. A second chance is good enough, you know? You can only be saved so many times, so I understood where Randy and Steven were coming from. Much love to them for just supporting me the first time."
DeAndre's emotional goodbye [photo: Fox]
DeAndre's emotional goodbye [photo: Fox]
DeAndre had been in the bottom three before, and he admitted, "My style of music and singing is you either love it or you hate it." But undeterred, the 17-year-old, a huge fan of music from way before his time, explained that he is still on a mission to bring back the old-school R&B sound he loves. "Music is just lacking R&B now. Back in the day, everybody was a falsetto singer! Now it's just so unappreciated....Even if it's [me] not being a star, I still want to fight for that to come back. My first CD was James Brown. Something about singers back then--they SANG. Everything was one take, and you could feel the emotions of the vocals. Nothing was computerized, nothing was Auto-Tuned. Everything was music music, everything was pure. And I just want to bring that back so much."


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Enjoy a shady cottage setting within a block of a view of the Inlet river marsh and several seafood restaurants.
The room has just been refinished - ceiling to floor and is very clean. TV, DVD player, and WiFi are furnished. The bathroom is an adjacent room accessed thru a private hallway. Guests may access the kitchen are for refrigerator items and the coffee pot. Adjacent to the kitchen is a large deck for backyard leisure. It is my mission to make your stay so enjoyable that you will come back. Prior arrangements can be made for airport pick-up, or continental breakfast or other snack arrangemen...
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This 1 bed studio is walking distance to the area's best restaurants on the marshwalk.It was also the former TV editing studio that Mickey Spillane used with the host,he visited often and signed the wall in the bath that was salvaged from his office!
EAT, STAY & PLAY in 2016 We are excited to be hosts again on Airbnb in 2016 ! We have made a few improvements and have taken our guests suggestions to heart and hope you will find the changes we've made to your liking. Our motto for 2016 is EAT,STAY & PLAY so we hope you like seafood because our little studio apt is located in the heart of the "Seafood Capital of SC".You can walk across the street to the areas best restaurants on the Marshwalk and you can't beat the inlet view! STAY.... O...
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Raised Lowcountry Cottage. Private Bedroom with Queen sized bed and attached private bathroom. Access via upstairs main entrance and also downstairs private entrance. Shared upstairs kitchen and living area. Accommodations for only 2 guests.
Our accommodations contain a private room and bathroom; Queen Bed with adjoining full bathroom. Large Flatscreen & DVD player. Children over the age 14 welcome. You will have access to most of the house and kitchen. A mini-fridge is available for you downstairs. We have Washer/Dryer for your use. We do have three cottage cats, very friendly but stay to themselves. Located in a very private community adjacent to an upscale Sportman's Lodge and steps away from our walking/bike path a...
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Lovely beach village home fully furnished and fully equipped with 2 kitchens, 2 living rooms, 2 dining rooms, 2 sets washers/dryers, 4 TVs, DVD player, deck and patio furniture. Up 1 king, 1 queen and 2 twin beds. Dn 1 queen and 2 twins. Linens incl.
Over 60 miles of white sandy beaches and a wide variety of Myrtle Beach attractions make the Grand Strand one of the most popular vacation destinations in the country. Myrtle Beach, SC has been selected the "Best Family Beach" by the Travel Channel. There are many fun things to do and all of them are just waiting to be discovered by you. Myrtle Beach has something for everyone including, shopping malls and hundreds of unique stores and factory outlets make Myrtle Beach a shopper's paradise,...
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Building called Reflections has 6 floors, private outdoor pool, elevator and covered parking. This is a stunning 2-story condo on top floor that jets out over the beach. Professionally decorated, completely renovated w/hardwood floors, meticulous!
You have access to entire condo They can call me on my cell with any questions. My cell is 843-251-9786. You virtually have your own private beach in a quiet and quaint beach community. Golf carts are a fun mode of transportation for groceries, restaurants, etc. in the immediate area. I can leave up to 2 parking passes on kitchen countertop. Just let me know if you need any.
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Welcome to our Cozy Beach Getaway in Garden City! EAST OF 17! Great location! Lovely furnished and just blocks from the Beach, Pier, Arcade and restaurants. 1 bedroom, one full bathroom, queen size sleeper sofa, and a "sleeping nook" with a futon.
Cozy and bright, fully furnished, equipped Beach Getaway!!! Perfect for a small family or a couple's getaway! This is our privately owned personal condo. EAST OF HIGHWAY 17 Business!! The Atlantic Ocean is only 1000 yards away!!! Fantastic location!! Convenient to so much!! Unit is approximately 600 ft.² FIRST FLOOR UNIT, so no steps to climb!! SMOKE FREE & PET FREE HOME! It has one bedroom, a full bathroom, a full kitchen with a stove/oven, microwave, dishwasher, toaster, coffee pot with...
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Murrays Inlet Shack is a four-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath home located in Garden City. A private inlet dock with inlet access, 16-by-32-foot swimming pool living space, a lighted gazebo, hammock, two outdoor showers and gas grill.
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Located on SC 707, in a quiet neighborhood. 2 minutes from 17. Surrounded by many golf courses within driving distance , 5 minutes from the Marshwalk on Business 17. Beaches are minutes away, and Myrtle Beach is 20 minutes away.
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Welcome. This is Sherry, I have a queen bed for a single person to stay. The house located a few mins away to International Golf Club, less 10 mins to Inlet seafood restaurants, close to State Park, beaches. Its great place for people like to fishing golfing.
Quiet community , walk distance to golf club, close to grocery pharmacy and all restaurants. Kitchen, swimming pool. Friends neighborhood No public transportation
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Welcome to Your Place At The Beach! A clean, beautiful first floor ocean front condo is waiting your arrival. The ocean is literally your front yard with a breath taking view. The sunrise is something even night owls will want to wake up for!
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Walking distance to Golf, Hospital, postoffice, Bank, Grocery, Gym and restaurants: Pawleys Island/Brookgreen Gardens are close! Wifi, tennis, basketball, pool, cable, outdoor patio, 10 minute drive to Coastal Carolina University and the ocean AND the River!!! All year round this location has relevance;from school visits to hospital stays
Lovely appointed ocean soft blues, creams quiet gentle surroundings... Guests have access to all things that can be seen without opening any closet doors or drawers with the exclusion of the kitchen... All things in the kitchen may used, cleaned and properly returned to origin... I call guests and occasionally stop in to see if I'm needed... I can stay in an out of the way room or sleep away if you would prefer privacy:) This neighborhood is primarily a local fishing town with access to ...
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Ultimate Rental! Perfect for snow birds, extended stay vacationers or families looking for an affordable stay in the Myrtle Beach area. Better than new condo located in Murrells Inlet, SC. You'll enjoy your time in this 3 bedroom 2 bath condo
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Unique location for 2 to 4 people. Suite has a living/dining area, kitchenette, large private bedroom and sitting area, large patio (by a wooded, tidal creek across from the inlet!) Walking distance to food and fun and minutes from beaches,golf, etc.
There is no other property quite like this one. It's truly amazing that one can be right in the midst of nature yet 5 to 10 minutes away from almost anything you'd like to do or see. If you have children, there are water parks, miniature golf, arcades, etc. and you're only a 15 minute drive to Broadway at the Beach's shops, restaurants and amusements. A 20 minute drive will take you to Myrtle Beach and all of its many tourist attractions. You will be within walking distance of about 30 rest...
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**Wholesale pricing based on weekly rentals(7 nights) with check in on Fri, Sat or Sun. Prices will be higher for different requests or holidays** Atalaya Towers is located on the beach in Garden City, just a few miles south of Myrtle Beach.
Our oceanfront resort is located in a quiet beach community (just north of Murrell's Inlet) with all the comforts of home along with all the enjoyment of being at the beach. All of our spacious units are three (3) bedrooms and accommodate up to eight (8) guests with one king, one full, two twin beds and a full sized sleeper sofa in the living room. Each unit contains a full kitchen with dishwasher, two bathrooms, full sized washer and dryer, and a private balcony. Some of the resort amenit...
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Just like a "hole in one" you will not want to keep this beautiful home to yourself! Beautifully upgraded interior will only add to your enjoyment and relaxing atmosphere of our community. This cottage has a king and 2 twin beds to accommodate all !!
https://youtu.be/qAnETF9zxV8 Video of the home on YouTube Check in package will be picked up from security guard at 24 hour security building after 3 pm on arrival day. I am at the Wachesaw Plantation Clubhouse 5-6 days per week from 8 - 4:30 to provide with immediate assistance for guest requests or swift response to urgent situations. Seven hundred security-gated acres; once two 18th Century Rice Plantations steeped in the history and charm of Coastal Carolina's Lowcountry . . . Graced...
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Our cottage offers a comfortable rental for your vacation with an abundance of history, beauty and serenity in a private community. Only 3 miles to beaches. Bright and airy. King, 2 twins and sofa sleeper queen. Linens furnished. WiFi. Keurig.
Our cottage is located in beautiful Murrells Inlet at Wachesaw Plantation. This gated luxury community sits nestled just off Hwy 17 Bypass and has quickly become one of the most desired properties in the area. Our cottage will provide you and your family with an abundance of luxury amenities leaving you well-equipped to vacation with all the usual items you would expect to find at home. Our cottage is only a short 25 minute drive from Myrtle Beach MYR International Airport, and is situated...
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The Bailey's one bedroom condo is located in a small Garden City residential community. Garden City Beach and Pier is located just 1 mile away. The entire Condo is about 650 square feet with a full kitchen and full bath. Downtown MB is 6 miles.
When workable, you may also have your choice of Check-In Time, and Check-Out Time. * One Queen Size Bed - Master * One Queen Size Sofa Bed * One Single Size Bed * Full Kitchen * Dishes and Plates, Etc * Washer & Dryer * Iron and Board * Wifi * TV (2) * Parking for 2 Cars * Self Check- IN * Key-less lock Sheets and Towels and Bedspread are Available upon request but will prefer you bring your own. One Mile From Garden City Beach & Fishing Pier Walmart is 2 minutes away. This ...
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Serenity Cove has a fenced in yard for your dog. Great location, walk to beach. Sleeps 8 with king bed, queen bed and four twins. Laundry room, WIFI, TV, wagon, crabbing equipment, bogie boards. 12% SC taxes and $50.00 per pet fee taken thru PayPal.
Very comfortable and homey. King bed in master with private bath with tub, ceiling fan and TV. Queen bed in second bedroom with ceiling fan and TV shares bathroom which has a shower with the third bedroom which has a daybed with pull out trundle TV and ceiling fan. Kitchen has new Samsung french door refrigerator with bottom freezer and water and ice in door. Electric stove/oven, microwave and dishwasher. L shaped counter with three stools and kitchen table with six chairs and ceiling...
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Last week's Supreme Court ruling upholding the core of President Barack Obama's health-care law certainly roiled Washington and dominated news coverage. But evidence continues to mount that it hasn't exactly roiled public opinion.
Early polls taken right after the ruling showed a moderate uptick in support for the overhaul, as well as support overall for moving on to other concerns.
Another raft of polling released Monday confirms that sentiment. A new Kaiser Family Foundation survey showed that just six in 10 Americans were aware of the ruling. Of the 1,239 adults polled in the survey, 47% said they approved of the court's decision to uphold the law, while 43% disapproved.
Democrats and Republicans held mirror opposite views on the law, the poll found—little changed by polling since the law was first signed in 2010.
"As has been true since the law's infancy, Americans view toward [the law] are heavily influenced by party identification, and the court's ruling is no exception," the Kaiser pollsters said.
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Seven of 10 people said the outcome wouldn't change their plans for voting in November, while 56% said that opponents of the law should now stop their efforts to repeal it and "move on to other national problems." Congressional Republicans and Mr. Obama's GOP rival, Mitt Romney, have all vowed to push aggressively to overturn the law.
Meanwhile, a CNN poll released Monday found that 52% of Americans now favor "all or most" of the health-care law, compared to 45% who said that in January 2011. Still, if given a choice of keeping all provision or repealing the whole law, 51% said they would pick scrapping the whole law.
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Our family of 4 stayed for a week at the moonstruck flat in St Kilda. The place is very well decorated and it is in a great location close to groceries and tons of restaurants. The kitchen is well equipped which we enjoyed as we could have breakfast and a few meals at home. The wifi worked well as our... more
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Philadelphia's the home of freedom.
Liberty stands at the sound of a bell.
Freedom for the world.That's my religion.
Freedom in the states.That's the way it should be.
Ring-a-ling-a-ling.Here the bell of freedom.
Ring-a-ling-a-ling.Let's also ring this bell for the world.
There's a statue of a lady.In New York City.
Her torch burning bright, for the world to see.
Her meaning's just the same.She looks so pretty.
But nothing like the bell that rings so free.
Philadelphia's the home of freedom.
Liberty stands at the sound of a bell.
Freedom for the world.That's my religion.
Freedom in the states.That's the way it should be.
Ring-a-ling-a-ling.Hear the bell of freedom.
Ring-a-ling-a-ling.Let's also ring this bell for the world.
There's a flag that flies.It holds the same meaning.
Those stars and stripes, just wave in the air.
This flag's got a name.It's called Old Glory.
This flag flies along.While we're ringing the bell.
Ring-a-ling-a-ling.Hear the bell of freedom.
Ring-a-ling-a-ling.Let's also ring this bell for the world.
Philadelphia's the home of freedom.
Liberty stands at the sound of a bell.
Freedom for the world.That's my religion.
Freedom in the states.That's the way it should be.
Ring-a-ling-a-ling.Hear the bell of freedom.
Ring-a-ling-a-ling.Let's also ring this bell for the world...
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The Ballad of Tich Tomas
A dog was howling in the night
Perhaps she knew the truth
That Tich would not be coming home
This dog needed no proof
That the man who she loved so
He'd come to her no more
Because Lance corporal Thomas was
A victim of the war.
Now Tich, he was a country boy
His farm it was his life
A boon to his community
He'd give in times of strife
He learned his trade in farming school
With honours he'd come through
Then settled down to work his farm
That's what he planned to do.
But then, one day it came to him
The news he did not need
He'd been called up for army life
He went off without heed
To do his time in Puckapunyal
To get him set for war
He soon made it as Infanteer
So he joined a fighting corp
He worked real hard and gained a stripe
This showed he had potential
He earned his skills in jungle fighting
And then there came the call
For he to go to Vietnam
To five RAR he was sent
Charlie company was his unit
When off to war he went
It was in April sixty six
Our man went into battle
There in the Phuc Tuy provence
Those guns did roar and rattle
Our Tich he fought real gallantly
So brave was he, but then
The shrapnel done it's evil job
He joined the fallen men.
They brought his body back to those
Who were waiting for him there
The whole town came to welcome him
And helped with grief and prayer
They buried him with all the honours
That came to fighting souls
Who died to keep their country free
Courageous in their roles.
More honour it was placed on him
By the country where he'd fought
They built a statue in his name
And his likeness it was caught
By the sculptor who did honour him
And carve him into stone
And now Tich Tomas guards the park
As he stands there all alone.
If you're ever down in Nannup town
Go to the park that's there
You'll see the statue of young Tich
As his spirit everywhere
Will fill the souls of those who see
This fighting man, so brave
Who's body lies so peacefully
In his own town, in a grave.
Copyright © Peter Duggan
I am not made a full blown beauty..
Nor I live a life of purity; charity & piety..
All I like to do is to live with identity..
Not of being a witty but a life of humility..
I tried to be a more social person..
Cracking out the shell I have put up..
Breaking from my own weakness..
Doing best in my found strengths..
I have craved to reach out to people..
Widening my horizon, increasing my knowledge and awareness..
Learning to acknowledge fellow human beings..
Regardless of who they are and where they from..
They said: "I must not do this as it is dangerous.."
but I stand to what I know: "Inside all human beings is the reflection of God.."
I give due and equal chance..
As my God have freely given me opportunities too..
We people are living in same earth..
Different are we because of status, faith or race..
Let not this be the reason for us to be divided..
Rather we must come in unison conquering divisions..
By: olive_eloi
Copyright © Olive Eloisa Guillermo
A patriot
In a hot spot
Of deceit and filthy Rot.
up every day
On my Knees I pray
A helpless prey
safe not my stay.
Times are hard
Faces are sad
No brother on guard.
No one to share
No one to care?
Never fair
How they leave a poor man's back bare.
Wake and make
It's theirs to take
Keep permanent silence
Remain forever voiceless
Hunger and anger
blood and bones
fire and smoke.
Living lies
Coated in good
The rule of darkness so bold
conspiracies remain untold.
My money my voice
An empty hand has no choice
Give to Caesar
Be the looser.
Copyright © Griffins Ndhine
Independence Day,
Is the day to give thanks,
For all of your freedoms,
That all those wo have died,
Have given their life to give us,
What we have each and everyday,
We have the rights,
To choose where to live,
What to eat,
What to wear,
What to watch on tv,
Who to put in office,
And many more freedoms,
That other countries do not have,
This should make us be,
Thankful for all those,
Who give up their lives,
To protect and serve,
What freedoms we have,
Each and everyday,
That give us our rights,
To use our minds,
So please tell everyone that you meet,
That protect and serve this great country of ours,
You appreciate what they do,
For they don't get enough thanks,
For everything they do,
Day in and day out,
By putting their lives on the line,
In fact, They barely get any thanks,
All the time,
When they should get thanks all the time,
For their lives are on the line,
For us everyday,
So we may have our freedoms,
So, Please try and be kind,
To those who deserve it,
The living and the dead,
To all who deserve it,
And never forget them,
Or their lives they have sacrificed,
For us so we can all have our freedom times.
Copyright © John Hembree
We enter in the sheriff's court unnoticed at first But never close enough to quench my thirst Discovered by the twelve knights We retreat to the forest to fight Robert the hood Knight of the wood As they draw their sword and chase in accord The herring is on the line the foxes they cannot find We circle back to reclaim for what we came With kings men beating the brush. The castle we rush Robert the hood Knight of the wood If it were an acorn upon my child's head I could not have had truer aim, arrows fled Hit it's mark the eyes of the sheriff twain With his death war does ensue by my hand Robert the hood Knight of the wood Be brave hearts outcasts of both lands
Copyright © John Beam
He breathed his monotonous homely air
And felt it was not his time to be there,
And departed for world-famed distant shores
Where he believed happiness brimless flows.
And true the sundry scenes promised change:
On the bitumened streets were gals of every range
And though the languages were new, all looked fair
And his heart throbbed with the puff of foreign air.
He liked the taste of the liquor folks imbibed there
As well as their willing capacity to dream and dare,
And so he began to think: "My heart's merry at last",
And cursed his country and washed himself of the past.
He taught himself the rules associated with foreign codes
And marveled at his capability to adopt unfamiliar modes,
He forsook the old and with feigned piety learned politer faiths
Convinced that his father's religion was a careful set of myths.
But when all was forgotten and the new seemed ever right
The silent old started to haunt his every other sleepless night,
So he couldn't take it anymore, and returned after years had passed,
And when he puffed again the native air, he sighed: "I'm home at last!"
Copyright © Hannington Mumo
Bangladesh my Homeland,
Bangladesh my Dreamland,
Bangladesh I love you,
Bangladesh, I live for you.
The green flag out of the red ball,
Plays the flute on golden grains tall.
The motion of charming water lily,
Reminds all Tigers to snatch back lost glory.
Oh my Homeland, Oh my Mother!
Hence you're rewarded with plenty of river,
The Hilsha and its silvery shine
Makes the magpie lovely dance at rain.
Our fishermen and their vessels,
Make the motherland ample
And secure thy royal castle.
Each tissue of thy Jack-fruit,
Can meet up hunger and play flute
We love you, we love our Bangla
Pretty Mom, you're softy-sweetie Bangla!
Copyright © Tasmina Hayat Khan


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Between attending the runway shows at Lincoln Center, Lauren Conrad found time to stop in across the street at The Daily Style Sessions in New York on Sept. 10, 2012. As soon as she arrived, LC ran straight to Downy Infusions to get some pointers on keeping fabrics bright to share with the readers of her new lifestyle website www.LaurenConrad.com. Before leaving for the next show, the newly single starlet shopped for Chantelle Lingerie and said, "one day these will come in handy," as she grabbed glass of Clos du Bois Rouge.
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While deciding to do a story on stress for Healthy U, one topic of discussion was the Holmes and Rahe stress scale, a list of 43 stressful life events that can contribute to illness. It was developed in the late 1960s by two psychiatrists, and then rigorously tested for reliability. Each of the life events is assigned a number. The more events you that apply to you from the list, the higher the score. The higher the score, the more at risk you are for becoming ill. I've taken it twice. The first time - right after my father passed away, my daughter was born, I got promoted and we'd moved - my score was firmly within the at-risk range. It was really high, actually. Things have since settled a little, but I am still in the moderate- to high-risk range. While I may have had an exceptionally eventful last few years, I'd bet that many of you have enough stress to also put you at risk.
The stress story was proposed by reporter Derrickson Moore, and it's turned out to be a handy guide on how to cope with stress, to create a balance of stress (which is necessary in the right amounts) in order to remain productive and healthy.
Coping strategies are key, and everything from the types of food we eat, how much exercise we get, how we shape your thoughts, and the people with whom we surround ourselves all have a significant impact on how well we can handle stress.
Also this month in Healthy U, we observe a few health awareness months. April is Donate Life! month, and I was pleased to learn that about half of the entire population in New Mexico are organ donors. From the perspective of people who've had organ transplants, reporter Andi Murphy deftly explores the topic. It's also child abuse prevention month, austism awareness month and time for the annual March of Dimes March for Babies, which helps support women and children who were born prematurely or with birth defects.
Lastly, it's that time of year when the urge to clean and declutter often bubbles up to the surface, so we take a look at how you can be green, and perhaps even have some fun, with your spring cleaning duties. I especially adore her suggestion to do team cleaning, which is sure to be more fun than cleaning alone, and more efficient.


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How is it that The New York Times reported that that the toll of U.S. troops killed in Afghanistan reached the "grim milestone" of 1,000 Tuesday, but my newspaper, The Chronicle, had not bothered to report the story?
This column began as an effort to redress what I considered to be an unconscionable omission. As it turns out, it's more complicated.
Even before the Iraq War toll exceeded 1,000 deaths in September 2004, there was a media build-up to the milestone. The Chronicle brought together family members from Northern California whose loved ones were among the dead for front-page coverage.
Why not pay similar tribute to those fallen in Operation Enduring Freedom? Is the big difference that the casualty count can't be used against President George W. Bush?
As it turns out, news outlets had good reason not to report the 1,000 dead that The New York Times reported. _
As of Wednesday morning, the Pentagon's official count for U.S. troops deaths in the Afghanistan region was 982 -- 768 killed in action and 214 non-hostile deaths (that is, from car accidents or illnesses). The official Operation Enduring Freedom count also adds 78 deaths, including eight combat fatalities, outside the region and two Defense Department civilian deaths.
The New York Times methodology expanded its own count to include as Afghanistan-area deaths other fatalities, including five non-hostile deaths at Guantanamo Bay. Hence the gray lady's death-toll scoop.
On the upside, it's great The New York Times has the resources to write compelling stories about the men and women who face danger and endure deprivation in order to keep America safe.
On the downside, because The Times has reported its ahead-of-the-curve statistic, by the time the other tallies -- such as the Associated Press figure used by The Chronicle -- catch up, it may be old news.
Take the shrinking newspapers, the considerable amount of money it takes to cover a war, the no-controversy/no-coverage mentality in cable-newsdom, along with the fact that the death toll hurts President Obama, and the sacrifices made by U.S. troops in the Afghanistan War will not garner the coverage they deserve.
I almost miss the anti-war protests of the Bush years. I didn't like the way activists used the bitter statistics to bolster their opposition to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, but at least the debate reminded Americans of the immense sacrifices made by the military.
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DEAR BENNY: I am in the midst of house hunting right now. Do you have an example of contingency language for financing and inspections that you have used in the past? We are about to make an offer and would like to include this language in the contract if possible. --Ryan
With cooler temperatures on the way, there's no better time to finish checking items off the home improvement to-do list. Several projects are "must-do's" and should be completed before the harsher weather arrives. Most are simple enough to accomplish in just a couple days.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage held steady this week, staying slightly above the lowest level on record. Low mortgage rates have aided a modest housing recovery.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The evolution of the U.S. foreclosure crisis is increasingly diverging along state lines.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) - Looking at what Dan Chiles is building in western Greene County, it's hard to tell whether it's a home or a storm shelter.
Comfortable spaces don't need to be constrained by four walls, and an outdoor entertaining area can quickly become the most important "room" of your home. You aren't alone if your porch or patio looks outdated and drab. Weather conditions can be tough on outdoor areas, but with a few simple updates, you can create a perfect outdoor space in no time.
The golden days of autumn are upon us, signaling a new direction in home decor and entertaining. What are your plans for updating your house? These easy tips will bring the feeling of fall into your home without a lot of money or extra effort.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Average U.S. rates on fixed mortgages changed little this week and remained slightly above record lows reached earlier this year. The low rates have aided a modest housing recovery.
More and more households have extended family living together under one roof, and the tight fit has some families in the market for a larger home.
WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. construction spending fell in July from June by the largest amount in a year, weighed down by a big drop in home improvement projects.
Some interior design trends are hard to understand. That jagged piece of cement that is supposedly a chair or headache-inducing paint color may look great in the glossy pages of a design magazine, but would average people really want it in their own living room?
With the changing of the season right around the corner, most Americans are beginning to clean up the exterior of their homes by raking leaves and cleaning out the gutters, but what about the interior? Fall can be the perfect time to revisit that spring cleaning list that you never completed and give the interior of your home a deep clean in preparation for the holiday season.
First impressions are everything when it comes to selling a home, and peeling paint, stained carpets and unpleasant odors can be an instant turn-off for buyers. Fortunately, you can take simple and inexpensive steps to prep your home for a quick, top-dollar sale.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - U.S. homes are taking less time to sell than a year ago, reflecting more homebuyer demand and fewer bank-owned homes and other properties available for sale in some markets.
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Syringe driver
A syringe driver or syringe pump is a small infusion pump (some include infuse and withdraw capability), used to gradually administer small amounts of fluid (with or without medication) to a patient or for use in chemical and biomedical research.
The most popular use of syringe drivers is in palliative care, to continuously administer analgesics (painkillers), antiemetics (medication to suppress nausea and vomiting) and other drugs. This prevents periods during which medication levels in the blood are too high or too low, and avoids the use of multiple tablets (especially in people who have difficulty swallowing). As the medication is administered subcutaneously, the area for administration is practically limitless, although edema may interfere with the action of some drugs.
Syringe drivers are also useful for delivering IV medications over several minutes. In the case of a medication which should be slowly pushed in over the course of several minutes, this device saves staff time and reduces errors.
Syringe pumps are also useful in microfluidic applications, such as microreactor design and testing, and also in chemistry for slow incorporation of a fixed volume of fluid into a solution. In enzyme kinetics syringe drivers can be used to observe rapid kinetics as part of a stopped flow apparatus.[1] They are also sometimes used as laboratory media dispensers.
Syringe pumps have historically been expensive devices ranging from $250 to $5000. In 2014, an open source hardware project released the designs for a 3D printable open-source syringe pump that costs $50.[2] Gizmodo speculated this could result in reduced medical costs [3] and Motherboard thought the same would be true for the costs of scientific research.[4] This is consistent with the cost reductions found in other open source lab equipment.
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18 Aug 2012 20:12 GMT | Libya, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Syria, Tunisia
David Tolbert is the president of the International Center for Transitional Justice.
When 26-year old Tunisian street vendor Mohamed Bouazizi incinerated himself on December 17, 2010, his act resonated across an entire region and sparked what is known as the Arab Spring. His cry echoed across the world because it was a universal call for justice, basic fairness, and equal treatment. Indeed, it was a call for the rule of law.
Nearly two years later, the United Nations has a unique opportunity to answer that call when the UN General Assembly holds a high level meeting on the rule of law this September. The UN member states are in a position to hold a serious discussion on how to advance the rule of law through the creation of tools and fora where real engagement can occur. Convened against
When 26-year old Tunisian street vendor Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire on December 17, 2010, his act resonated across an entire region and sparked what is known as the Arab Spring. His cry echoed across the world because it was a universal call for justice, basic fairness, and equal treatment. Indeed, it was a call for the rule of law.
Nearly two years later, the United Nations has a unique opportunity to answer that call when the UN General Assembly holds a high level meeting on the rule of law this September. The UN member states are in a position to hold a serious discussion on how to advance the rule of law through the creation of tools and fora where real engagement can occur. Convened against a backdrop of the paralysis of the UN Security Council over the bloodbath in Syria and political transitions in the Middle East and elsewhere, few topics are of more pressing concern to the international community.
Though popular cynicism would tell us that there is nothing of less use than a UN discussion, these debates can have an impact far beyond the General Assembly's Chamber. Some resolutions resulting from such debates have paved the way for groundbreaking developments on global issues such as the environment, child labour, racial discrimination, and matters of justice. Furthermore, the outcomes of these meetings can have irreversible impacts for years to come: the Universal Declaration of the Human Rights, adopted by the General Assembly in 1948, continues to change the face of 21st century law and practice throughout the world.
Yet the UN record on the rule of law is hardly outstanding, and decisive action is needed urgently in many countries. On virtually every continent we see repressive governments or violent conflicts with scores of victims and untold suffering. As the world watches Syria burn, calls for UN action have done little to motivate a polarised Security Council. Given the Council's deadlock which resulted in the resignation of Kofi Annan and faltering of his mediating efforts in Syria, the General Assembly has a unique opportunity to be particularly relevant. If the UN's commitment to human rights and justice are going to be more than rhetoric, the rule of law must be at the very heart of the UN's work.
Recent decades have shown that the rule of law can be established by confronting a repressive or violent past through establishing the truth about abuses, holding those most responsible for mass crimes accountable, providing reparations for victims and reforming key institutions such as the police and security forces. Working in concert, these measures are often referred to as transitional justice, and provide a basis for reckoning with a past of abuse and a path to a more peaceful future.
The UN has recognised the importance of transitional justice measures rhetorically, and to a more limited extent, practically. It has expressed this recognition through the creation of international and hybrid tribunals (such as those for the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda and Sierra Leone), support for truth commissions and memorials, backing for reparations programmes, and vetting of police and military structures. It has taken steps to recognise those most vulnerable to violence and abuse - children, women, indigenous people and other minorities - and to pay particular attention to their needs. Through the application of these measures, countries in every part of the world have started to emerge towards a more peaceful and hopeful future.
To address the universal desire for justice and the rule of law, the upcoming General Assembly debate should ask how the UN can deliver on its promises in more concrete ways, and how it can break down internal silos that prevent it from effectively addressing these critically important issues. It should also ask how key UN institutions, including the International Court of Justice, the Security Council and the General Assembly, can improve their response when the rule of law breaks down. These issues deserve serious debate, reflection, and action.
While there is much to be concerned about in the Middle East, some real progress has been made over the past 18 months: credible elections were held in Libya, an authentic transition is underway in Tunisia (with a true human rights hero serving as president), and a robust civil society advocating for justice and reform is growing across the region.
Much remains to be done, but the Arab Spring shows us that the call for the justice and the rule of law cannot be swept aside. It is time for the UN General Assembly to prove its commitment to the rule of law through concrete and comprehensive steps. The Mohamed Bouazizis of this world deserve no less.
David Tolbert is president of the International Center for Transitional Justice.
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