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We are continuing our spa relaxation series this week with tips for a stress-free life. I asked an expert in relaxation and luxury spas to break it down into easy steps.
In case you missed it, check out Part 1.
Here are three more ways to lower stress and enjoy yourself again from Susan Holbrook, Spa Director at The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes.
4. Use a Hair Mask Once a Week
Many shampoo labels say they are suitable for daily use, but if you're washing your hair every day, then you're doing it too often. Shampooing every day strips your hair of its natural oils, and these oils are designed to protect your hair from the harsh elements of the environment. If you take away these natural oils, then you're exposing your hair to breakage and overall damage.
Once a week, use a hair mask such as Moroccan Oil or a Kerastase Elixir:
- Towel dry shampooed hair and apply the mask,
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- Rinse off the next day leaving beautiful, smooth and healthy hair.
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Start with a blank slate. Invest and book a skin care consultation with a great esthetician and allow them to recommend you an at-home skin care regimen rather than purchasing an unsuitable product from the most convenient store.
Always use a sun block or buy a foundation with a good SPF.
Always clean your face before bedtime to remove impurities and pollution.
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"Michelin Baby" Media BingeCeridwen Morris
Stories about the 44 pound, ten-month-old "Michelin Baby" are bumming me out.
The poor little big guy, he's just a baby, and already so much attention on him for being a freak.
This is obviously an extraordinary story—it's likely he has an underlying health/environmental condition contributing to the weight– but the local coverage is touching on something much more common, our culture's deep and warped fascination with fatness.
The things people said about my large four week-old baby boy: He was beefy, burly, hefty. A bruiser! A shtarker! He was so young and already an entire personality (thug, glutton) and future (line-backer) had been thrust upon his tiny nursing, arm-flinging newborn self. As a new mom I had no idea what to say.
People talked about his breastfeeding like he was a binge eater. Later my daughter, also on the large side, attracted slightly more euphemistic though similar attention: Wow, she's buff! She has yoga arms! What a good eater! Neither of my babies ate more or less than they needed. Nor did they play football or do yoga.
I have friends with smaller, thinner babies who felt equally freaked out by comments in the other direction. She's a pixie, a model, a waif. Dude, she's eight months old.
I know people are just kidding around when they make these kinds of jokes. And I have heard comments about fat babies or thin babies that are entirely loving and not fraught in the slightest. So much depends on where the comment is coming from, it's hard to generalize.
But I do dread the day that my kids wake up to the eating-disordered culture they've been born into. When I watch my little girl proudly showing her round stomach, I wonder when they will finally get to her. When will she start sucking it in? It's a certain innocence I long to protect, but know that I can't.
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It all made perfect sense.
The basketball world belongs to Bryant, at least for one more weekend.
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This weekend, the pageant world will be watching with (catnip-scented) baited breath as the biggest event of 2013 takes over St. Paul: 2013 Saintly City Cat Club Annual Championship Cat Show.
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If Barack Obama goes down Democrats may reflect on why they cannot combine reason and emotion. Our correspondent visits a gathering of conservatives in DC.
"You know I think in some way Obama is worse than communism because he wants to limit consumption."
At the podium in the small theatre of the Heritage Foundation, all polished wood and fake columns, Donald Critchlow is just getting into his stride. He's a man in his 50s, a professor of Conservative Thought, in a blue suit, and an orangey combover. It's a mid-afternoon session at the famed conservative think tank, right at the heart of DC, with an audience of about 30 or so — a few punditry professionals, a dozen or so hardcore regulars who acknowledge each other, a half-dozen interns from rival think tanks keeping a watching brief, and a bunch of people on their lunch hour. If you're a politically interested type, intellectually curious, that's one of the perks of DC — any given week there's a dozen or so interesting talks you could kick along to from right, left and centre.
The kids, they're all boys, are all in the intern uniform — blue suit, red tie, white shirt ironed not as well as it could be. Hold 'em down and check their teeth, you'd find a lot of metal. The grey beards here, there's not many, are friends of the speaker, turning out for the old quid pro quo. There's not many of the Conservative Political Action Conference girls here, and they are sorely missed; the preppies in their pearls and Donna Karan, with their vocal fry and their forced fricatives ("Hetherrrrr"). And then there's the plainly weird, angry women and men who know far too much about Von Mises, and wouldn't be out of place at a Catallaxy mixer, insofar as anyone at a Catallaxy mixer can be in place. Still, it's an argument about politics on a weekday midday, and you've got to be grateful for that, right?
Well, yeah, maybe. But this session is a launch of Takeover, a book about "the left and social justice", and you know it's not going to be in favour of those things. Critchlow seems a nice enough guy, and starts off interesting enough about the roots of the left and so on. But pretty soon we start to get onto the usual stuff — the rise of the new left in the 1960s, and the collapse in the 1970s, the green movement, Silent Spring, ACORN, community organising, health care, on and on. The whole routine plays out like a movie you've seen and are seeing again on late-night cable, half-asleep. Somehow, the victory of Obama has been not a winning movement by a democratically elected party, but a cultural conspiracy, engineered decades ago. The civilians in the audience shift in their seats and relax, as if they're watching a movie they wanted to see on a long flight. This is the goods. This is the thing.
The pros look a little more concerned. This is Fox News pap, not hardcore think tank conservatism. Critchlow has started slow, but he becomes more animated as he gets into his argument. And why shouldn't he? This is only half a disinterested crowd, interested in ideas. The other half is a tribe, who want the same story, the myth told and over and over again: that the real America has been usurped by the election of Barack Obama and the republic will soon be restored. This is no specialist seminar. This guy is Mowgli, laying down the law to the jungle creatures, who rise on their haunches in the stalls to hear the truth.
"It's no coincidence, as my tribe like to say, that such groups flourish in DC, not merely because it is the seat of power, but because it is one of the most European cities in the world …"
When he's finished, and has laid out his "worse than communism" line, some of the audience looks a little deflated. Someone from the Cato Institute, a libertarian outfit, not sympathetic to the doomy paranoid scenarios of mainstream kitschervatism, asks him whether he has anything to say about the deficits of the Bush era, the Medicare drugs bonus (the initiative that gave Medicare users, the over 65s, pretty much unlimited, at-cost drug allocations. Good, yeah? But without a pharmaceutical pricing board, such as we have, and John Howard tried to get rid of, such schemes become a blank cheque to Big Pharma). "Well, uh, yes, I'm not saying we were perfect," Critchlow will say, "but what I'm saying is this was a plan."
Your correspondent threw in a question about this nefarious decades-long strategy to limit consumption, the new Left by other means — and how it applied to the greatest "nanny-stater" in the US, New York mayor, Republican and eager capitalist Michael Bloomberg, who has made all the fast food joints put calorie counts on their menus, pedestrianised Broadway to the howls of locals, and banned extra large serves of soft drink. This seemed to gather some interest from the audience, and Critchlow looked a little nervous. Having sketched out a conspiracy theory that would not have disgraced Dan Brown, he now reverted to saying that the progressivist/social justice cause was "a sentiment, a state of mind".
So that was the Heritage Foundation, huh? I'm sure it was a slow day, a mid-week gig, but there was also something unutterably depressing about it. These guys hung out their shingle as the premier conservative think tank, and yet all they were offering was the same mix of paranoia, myth and special pleading that constructs the Obama presidency as "worse than communism". Nor were they being soft on communism — they were happy to reel off the death tolls of Stalin and Mao, yet at the same time capable of seeing Obama's compromised, jerry-built healthcare act as somehow their equal.After the debate, your correspondent, together with Crikey intern Naomi, listened as one earnest wonk after another outlined the "Obama-worse-than-communism" story. Naomi's eyes widened as that bizarre species, the closeted American conservative, outlined the full world view, like a kimono dragon unrolling its tongue. One earnest man, who didn't seem to have anything else to do — dressed in red, white and blue like a July 4 firecracker — outlined the theory. What did the mild social market politics of Obama have to do with communism, with Lenin and Mao, one asked? Ah, but Gramsci said, in a democracy use other methods. But did that make every left-of-centre initiative communism? "Well …" he said. But were Obama's theories not the exact opposite of Marxism-Leninism? Were they not piecemeal, problem-solving policy, in the tradition of Karl Popper? Was there not a problem that tens of thousands of Americans died from preventable diseases because of the private health care system?
God but that was a mistake, if I wanted to catch the 3pm train. "Well there's always the emergency room …" he said. God, ah, god, the emergency room, the conservative solution to the medical needs of 45 million uninsured Americans, 15 million of them children. It's at this point your correspondent loses any pretence at objectivity and starts to get shouty. "Do you care," I yelled, as heads turned in the foyer, "that 15 million children have no GP, no continuity of care, that congenital conditions are easily missed, that thousands will die because they do not get that?" "Does that matter?" said Mr Patriot-puppet. "Yeah, it kinda does!" "Hmmmmm," he said after a long pause, "interesting …"
He considered it like someone thinking about an exotic belief, British-Israelitism, or the writings of Erich Von Daniken. Later, Naomi, new to the crazy world of the American Right, would ask me how it was possible that they could so vociferously support Medicare, an open-ended socialist medical program that applies to the over-65s, while constructing Obamacare, which actually tries to control health care costs, as the moral equivalent of the Ukraine famine. This is the world, it should be remembered, that Australia's Americophiles inhabit, the Switzers, Sheridans and Albrechtsens — the America of myth, inside the beltway, as far as possible from real Americans, who live, love and die in far less convivial circs.
There's only one reaction you can have to an encounter like that, and it's from the classic Saturday Night Live sketch from 1988, in which Mike Dukakis (played by Jon Lovitz) breaks down and says: "I can't believe I'm losing to this guy." That sketch is doing the rounds again, and for good reason. No less than the Colorado stoners; the Heritage massive pretend to be a rational political expression but are merely another cult, another tribe, creating a simple and concrete world of meaning, with its endlessly intoned origin myths, its colourful tribal garb, its incomprehensible rituals, amidst the anomic flux of American life.
It's no coincidence, as my tribe like to say, that such groups flourish in DC, not merely because it is the seat of power, but because it is one of the most European cities in the world, walkable, convivial, focused. Try setting up a pro-American think tank in a genuinely American city — Kansas City say, or Atlanta — and it would wither and die, because everybody would be at the mall, or watching cable, or on the freeway between the two.
So how is it that the Democrats may well to these fantasists, less Mowgli and Kim than Calvin and Hobbes, strange political children in their jammies nursing imaginary talking tigers? The short answer is that rationality is itself a political myth, one which disguises the mythical nature of politics. The elites around Obama scorned what Bill Clinton, drawing on his southern roots always knew: to be really intelligent, you have to tell a story, a good and simple one, and the rest is a bonus. It's a lesson the Democrats learn and forget, learn and forget, and every time they do, it takes eight years or more for them to relearn it.
Yes, the Heritage Foundation is a few dozen obsessives at any one time, but beyond them is Fox News, and beyond that is the great American public, the mass bewildered, infinitely capable of being persuaded against their own interests. As the race tightens to nothing, and Romney, possibly, slingshots ahead, the Democrats may have ample time to reflect on why they cannot combine reason and emotion, science and myth find their own way to define the Right as outside the American spirit.
When they do, they'll take 40 states. Until then, it is all combovers all the time.
1Shane MaloneyPosted Wednesday, 24 October 2012 at 1:31 pm | Permalink
Surely you mean Baloo, the teacher of wolves, Guy. And the dragon in the Japanese dressing gown is probably a komodo. Watch out for the elephants!
2susan winstanleyPosted Wednesday, 24 October 2012 at 1:33 pm | Permalink
Alan Dershowitz wrote a pretty racy book on how the US Supreme Court hijacked the 2000 presidential election. Looking forward to your account of court proceedings this time around, Guy
3Guy RundlePosted Wednesday, 24 October 2012 at 1:39 pm | Permalink
mowgli baloo works either way. and kimono dragon? thats art wayne that is
4WillPosted Wednesday, 24 October 2012 at 1:54 pm | Permalink
A pithy summary of the way the cynical strategy pandering to the epistemic closure and confirmation bias of the tribe ends up overwhelming and cannibalising the mind - ultimately achieving total intellectual collapse and hopeless delusion.
5BrettoPosted Wednesday, 24 October 2012 at 2:09 pm | Permalink
Guy - how would you "combine reason and emotion, science and myth find their own way to define the Right as outside the American spirit". How can such a bag full of nutbags have even a slim chance of being elected anywhere and anytime? And how far behind is Oz in having the "Alan Jones audience" grow to become a good chunk of the voting population?
6Posted Wednesday, 24 October 2012 at 2:33 pm | Permalink
Bretto: FDR springs to mind.
7Holden BackPosted Wednesday, 24 October 2012 at 2:52 pm | Permalink
But were there sandwiches and iced tea on offer? Or just the Kool-Aid?
8syzygiumPosted Wednesday, 24 October 2012 at 3:41 pm | Permalink
Was it Baloo or Bagheera who was teacher of the wolves? Doesn't matter - that and the kimono are forgiven, I'm just glad you were there to get pissed off and shouty at the Heritage Foundation.
9zut alorsPosted Wednesday, 24 October 2012 at 4:05 pm | Permalink
'… the preppies in their pearls and Donna Karan, with their vocal fry and their forced fricatives…'
Mr Rundle, you've painted a perfect picture. As a matter of fact, nothing flushes me from a room faster than a lazy dose of verbal fry.
And who knew there could be something worse than communism…and who knew it would be an American.
10Stevo the Working TwistiePosted Wednesday, 24 October 2012 at 4:36 pm | Permalink
What is it with orangey combovers and anti-Obama wingnuts? That is one aspect of American Conservatism I don't want being emulated here.
11AndybobPosted Wednesday, 24 October 2012 at 6:05 pm | Permalink
I like it when you get shouty Guy.
12crissenePosted Wednesday, 24 October 2012 at 6:08 pm | Permalink
I thought Aaron Sorkin's comprehensive blasting of the Tea Party on the end of season one episode of Newsroom, shown here on Monday night, was an apt example of defining the Right as outside the American spirit. The news broadcast began with the ID voter identity card issue, which you raised some time ago.
13Kevin HerbertPosted Wednesday, 24 October 2012 at 7:07 pm | Permalink
Ron Paul -one of the dozen or so US Congressman not directly controlled by the MIC, MSM, the US Federal Reserve gang & the representatives of the one foreign government-who jointly rule policy in DC, was asked if he would like to see a 3rd major party competing at Federal level.
His response rebutts all of this white noise MSM drivel about Democrats vs Republicans:
"I'd like to see a second party".
Aaron Sorkin is a prime example of an MSM stooge, in thrall of those who control DC.
Right v Left… sucked in again folks!!!!
14Malcolm StreetPosted Wednesday, 24 October 2012 at 10:40 pm | Permalink
As you say, scary that this sort of stuff is being showcased by an organisation that sees itself as a conservative intellectual powerhouse. As the US confronts declining relative military and economic power believe me it's going to get much worse…
15ARPosted Thursday, 25 October 2012 at 7:51 am | Permalink
I too want more shouty GR - lay off the Mogadon sandwiches & Johnny W Blue label.
Bretto - one small mercy is that Jones' audience is in Death's waiting room, they are going nowhere except awayyyyy.
16joanjettPosted Thursday, 25 October 2012 at 10:41 am | Permalink
@Kevin Herbert I totally agree. I've just read the other comments thread about Craig Thomson with it descending into a slanging match between the usual suspects. All this energy wasted on hot air. The Thomson case will be what it will be and no amount of partisan shouting will make one iota of difference. All that huffing and puffing and high blood pressure. All I can see is massive wedge politics which keep the plebs focussed on the show and daily news/PR cycle.
Right vs Left is a furphy. It really is corporate interests vs public interests. To some extent here too, but nothing like in the States with the Citizen United ruling. But here we see developer interests win over councils time and again, hunter interests over national park goers, CSG mining interests over farmers.
Until we realise this nothing will change.
17Posted Sunday, 28 October 2012 at 12:07 am | Permalink
Alan Jones has a bit of a combover.


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Since the exponent is fixed, this could make your code much simpler, since
Your problem is somewhat simpler than writing a generalized pow() function, since the exponent is fixed. You may also be able to relax the precision requirement a bit from a full-featured pow().
Option 1: Implement a Taylor Series expansion for f(x) = x^1.4 . You will need to pick some value of x about which to expand the Taylor series, and you'll lose precision as x gets farther away from this value.
Option 2: Construct an interpolation table by tabulating values of x^1.4 at some number of points, then use linear (or higher order polynomial) interpolation to calculate values at intermediate points.
You might get away with less code using
Naturally, the result will be less precise.


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Academic standing: Senior
Major(s): Communications and Sociology
Hometown: Syracuse, NY
On-campus involvement: Women's Rugby Team
Interesting fact: I am Asian American which is half Vietnamese. Cultural awareness and acceptance is really prominent in my life.
Most unique Brockport experience: Joining the rugby team my freshman year! It was completely new to me and out of my comfort zone, but such a unique and amazing experience. I'm so glad I decided to try it.
Favorite thing about Brockport: The people I've met and yet to meet! Friends, students, faculty and staff included, it's been an amazing experience so far.
Favorite food on campus: Turkey Bravo sandwiches are absolutely the way to go!
Favorite place to study: In a quiet place with lots of space where I can listen to my music. I prefer the group study rooms on the third floor of the library.
Favorite campus sponsored event: The concerts put on by BSG!
One class that every student should take before graduating from Brockport: Definitely Improv! It's so much fun, even at 8am.
Favorite way to stay active on campus: SERC group exercise classes!
Favorite off-campus event/ location: The Brockport diner, their French Onion Soup is my go to and comfort food!
5 most important things a freshman should bring to campus?:
Why did you want to be a tour guide?: I want to be able to share the positive experience I've had at the College at Brockport with prospective students.
Favorite quote: "Be somebody who makes everybody feel like a somebody" – Kid President


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BLOG: Tech Comm. Bootcamp
Sorry everyone, meant to say the 31st January!posted by naomi tansey @ Sat Jan 31 00:32:53 2015 Share on Facebook RSS Feed
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BLOG: Tech Comm. Bootcamp
Hey Grey!
Saturday 21st January, JCR, 4-5:30pm
Get the opportunity to learn more about Tech and practice a standard
sound setup for an Open Mic night. Also get the opportunity to program
our swanky lights on lighting software. Great for any aspirational tech
manager or anyone interested in tech. No experience required, no
obligations to commit to tech comm, just come check it out.
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BLOG: Free Toasties
Hi Grey!
Just to let you know, as of today, whenever you spend £1 or more in the college shop, you will receive a stamp on your toastie bar loyalty card! Seven stamps earns you a free three-filling toastie.
We're also planning on opening during Six Nations matches, and please watch this space for news of upcoming offers and promotions to help you get through those summatives.
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Make sure to Vote in the elections today, Grey!
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23d not a charm
Posted by Frank Dell'Apa, Globe Staff December 9, 2008 05:09 PM
The Celtics have compiled a 20-2 record for the third time since the NBA's inaugural season in 1946-47. The Celtics won 20 of 22 last season and in 1963, losing game No. 23 in both seasons.
The current Celtics can surpass that mark with a win in Washington Thursday.
"That's not our focus," coach Doc Rivers said after practice Tuesday. "We don't get anything for that, that I know of. It wouldn't do a lot for us."
News, analysis and commentary from the following Boston Globe and Boston.com writers:
- Gary Washburn, NBA writer
- Baxter Holmes, Celtics beat writer
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posted by Guest expert - David Bakke | 1 Comments
David Bakke writes about money saving strategies on the popular personal finance resource, Money Crashers.
When you're travelling, it's important to understand that there are money traps virtually everywhere you turn. Since travel has become increasingly expensive with higher airfares and gas prices, it's important to save in any way possible. You may have many great opportunities to get out there and see the world, but the last thing you want is to incur massive personal debt that you must pay down for years. So keep an eye out for these five money traps, and do whatever you can to avoid them.
1. Overpaying for Souvenirs
Street vendors and other businesses frequently take advantage of tourists. Therefore, engage the locals for help if you can, and, at the very least, haggle over the price of souvenirs. Negotiating prices is common practice in many countries (as opposed to many Western countires) so it never hurts to ask for a discount.
2. Making Any Airport Purchases
Whether your stopover is in Amsterdam or Baltimore, understand that all purchases at airports can be obtained through less expensive methods. Resist the urge to purchase anything at all at an airport unless it's an absolute necessity or emergency.
3. Paying ATM Fees
Think ATM fees don't add up? Make a withdrawal at a foreign ATM and you may pay a fee from that bank and your bank, in addition to a possible currency conversion fee. Exchanging your money for cash at a local bank is a better option when travelling internationally. And prior to your trip, find out whether your bank has ATMs or branches in the region you will be visiting.
4. Eating All Your Meals at Restaurants
Eating out when you travel is great - just don't overdo it. Choose a lodging option that has at least some cooking or kitchen facilities. By doing so, you can buy groceries at a local store and save a great deal of money by avoiding costly restaurants.
5. Paying Foreign Transaction Fees
If you use a credit card when you travel abroad, make sure to use one without foreign transaction fees, which can add 3% to every international purchase you make. Even if you aren't physically in the country, you could be charged this fee on purchases processed through a foreign vendor. Check what fees your current credit cards apply, and if necessary, apply for a credit card without foreign transaction fees before your trip.
Final thoughts...
Although some of these expenses may seem minor, they can add up in a hurry. Once your trip has begun, it's very easy to take a relaxed attitude toward spending - however, that's not a financially wise mindset. Invest the time and do the research beforehand so you'll know how to avoid spending more money than is necessary.
Do you know of any other money traps to avoid?
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Jalapeno Cranberry Chutney Recipe
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This crimson-colored chutney from our Test Kitchen staff makes a tongue-tingling Christmas gift. Serve it with crackers as an appetizer or with turkey or chicken as a condiment.
- 2-1/4 cups packed brown sugar
- 1-1/2 cups water
- 1/2 cup white vinegar
- 3/4 teaspoon curry powder
- 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
- 2 medium navel oranges
- 2 medium lemons
- 1 medium tart apple, peeled and chopped
- 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and minced
- 6 cups fresh or frozen cranberries, divided
- 1/2 cup golden raisins
- 1/2 cup dried apricots, chopped
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- In a large saucepan, combine the first eight ingredients. Bring to a boil, stirring occasionally. Grate the peel from the oranges and lemons; add to sugar mixture. Peel off and discard pith from oranges and lemons; chop pulp and add to sugar mixture. Stir in apple and jalapeno. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 10 minutes.
- Add 3 cups cranberries, raisins and apricots. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add remaining cranberries. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, 15 minutes longer.
- Stir in walnuts. Serve warm or chilled. Pour into refrigerator or freezer containers. Refrigerate for up to 3 weeks or freeze for up to 12 months. Yield: 4 pints.
Editor's Note: Wear disposable gloves when cutting hot peppers; the oils can burn skin. Avoid touching your face.
Originally published as Jalapeno Cranberry Chutney in Country Woman Christmas Annual 2007, p59
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Osama bin Laden's attacks on Americans also predated George Bush. The war on terror started only when we finally decided to strike back in 2001. And it will end only when we destroy the jihadists and alter the conditions that created them -- or give in and return to the earlier policy of inaction.
Long-term global challenges are bipartisan concerns -- neither caused by conservative Republicans nor solved by easy answers from liberal Democrats.
Should we guarantee the new independence of Muslim-dominated Kosovo, if Christian Serbia and its Russian patrons seek to get it back by force? If so, consider the chance of another bloody war inside Europe, and no appreciation for our help in Kosovo from the Muslim world.
Should we press China to clean up its trade practices and grant basic human rights to its own citizens? If so, be ready to see hundreds of billions of dollars in Chinese-held U.S. government bonds sold off.
Should we extend formal diplomatic recognition to Iran and begin talks? If so, be prepared that, with even less worry, Tehran will accelerate efforts to get the bomb.
It is a cop-out to say George Bush caused all these problems. They loom large mostly for two reasons. One, the United States promotes global democratic capitalism, and our military ensures international free commerce in the air and on the seas. This bothers regional dictators and terrorists eager to carve out their own spheres of influence, regardless of who's sitting in the Oval Office.
Two, billions of people in India, Russia, China, Asia and Latin America, having copied American business and culture, are now doing better, and demand the same good lives we take for granted.
Our rivals suspect that we are played out, short of energy, long on debt, and hogging the world's resources. They see no reason to stop pushing just because of our past strength and reputation. They think the future is theirs, the past ours. And so all over the globe they will surely challenge the next president, however nice, to prove them wrong.
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Sat May 19th 2012 1.00pm–3.00pm
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Lester Flatt and The Nasvhille Grass "The Martha White theme"
from RCA Country Legends: Lester Flatt (RCA) —Hound Dog Brown is sitting in for Fred Gumaer today. Thanks, Fred, for inviting me! ; - )
Charlie McCoy "Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line"
from The Real McCoy (Monument unk)
The Sons of the Pioneers "One More Ride"
from The Sons Of The Pioneers - Ultimate Collection (Universal Music Enterprises) —Sending this cowboy classic out to Ursula and in memory of Arnie Krimmelman.
Ernest Tubb "So round, so firm, so fully packed"
from Ernest Tubb Vol. 1 1942 - 1949 (Castle Communications)
The Stanley Brothers "The Lonesome River"
from The Complete Columbia Stanley Brothers (Sony 1996)
John Prine "Bear Creek Blues"
from The Unbroken Circle - The Musical Heritage of the Carter Family (Dualtone Music Group)
Zydeco Crawdaddys "Boll Weevil"
from Saint Louie Mardi Gras (Jake The Dog Records 2007) L —It is Fred Gumaer who is playing these fine drums!
Gram Parsons (with Emmylou Harris) "Return Of The Grievous Angel"
from GP/Grievous Angel (Reprise 1973)
Roy Acuff "When I Lay My Burden Down"
from Columbia Historic Edition (Columbia Nashville 1936)
The Collins Kids (Lorrie & Larry) "Beetle-bug-bop"
from Classic Rockabilly (Proper Records) —This sister and kid brother act, Lorrie & Larry Collins, appeared on a TV program in the 50s, and were precocious guitarists and vocalists. Little Larry grew up to be a successful songwriter, and co-wrote the following song....
David Frizzell & Shelly West "You're The Reason God Made Oklahoma"
from The Very Best of David Frizzell & Shelly West (Varèse Sarabande Records, Inc. 2009) —Written by Larry Collins and Felice & Boudleaux Bryant, this recording charted #1 on the country list in 1981. A gorgeous song! David Frizzell is one of Lefty's younger brothers, and Shelly is Dottie's daughter.
David Frizzell "I'm Gonna Hire A Wino To Decorate Our Home"
from The Very Best Of David Frizzell (Varèse Sarabande Records) —David scored a #1 country record with this in 1982.
Lefty Frizzell "My Baby's Just Like Money"
from Hillbilly Boogie! (Legacy/Columbia) —And, here's two in a row from big brother Lefty.........
Lefty Frizzell "Give Me More, More, More (Of Your Kisses)"
from The Louisiana Hayride Story (Proper Records)
The Carter Family "The East Virginia Blues"
from The Carter Family 1927-1934 Disc E (JSP Records) —I think this pick shows off Maybelle's renowned guitar style very well. Guitarists have been studying her ever since!
Hank Williams "Ramblin' Man"
from The Original Singles Collection Plus (MERCURY NASHVILLE 1990) R
Booker T. And The MGs "Hang 'Em High"
from The Very Best of Booker T. And The MGs (Rhino Records) —I'm playing this cut as a background bed behind a few announcements in memory of Donald "Duck" Dunn, who died at age 70 a week ago.
Patsy Cline "I'm moving along"
from The Rockin' Side: Her First Recordings Vol. 3 (Rhino Records)
Doc Watson "Beaumont Rag"
from The Best of Doc Watson 1964 - 1968 (Vanguard www.vanguardrecords.com 1999)
Moon Mullican "It's a sin to love you like I do"
from Moonshine Jamboree (Ace Records/G.M.L. Inc. 2010)
Carolina Chocolate Drops "Ruby, Are You Mad At Your Man?"
from Leaving Eden (Nonesuch 2012) N —A masterful cover of Cousin Emmy's classic, done more in keeping with Cousin Emmy's original recording.
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band "Nashville blues"
from Will The Circle Be Unbroken - The Trilogy (Capitol Records) —Features the master of bluegrass banjo, the great Earl Scruggs.
Leon McAuliffe & His Western Swing Band "Take It Away, Leon"
from Hillbilly Boogie! (Legacy/Columbia)
BR5-49 "Honky Tonk Song"
from BR5-49 CD Album (Arista Records 1996)
Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant "Arkansas Traveler"
from Stratosphere Boogie: The Flaming Guitars Of Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant (Razor & Tie Music/CEMA Special Markets 2010)
Wayne Hancock "Poor boy blues"
from Thunderstorms and Neon Signs (Ark21 1995)
The Tractors "Tulsa Shuffle"
from The Tractors (Arista Records 1994)
The Byrds "The Christian Life"
from Sweetheart Of The Rodeo (COLUMBIA/LEGACY 1997)
Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs "Brother, I'm getting ready to go"
from Foggy Mountain Gospel (Columbi/Legacy)
Johnny Cash "I Won't Back Down"
from American III: Solitary Man (American 2000)
Charlie Daniels "Uneasy Rider"
from Honey In The Rock (Kama Sutra Records 1973) —From my old LP. This was issued on an obscure label in '73, and didn't get much notice until progressive rock radio stations started playing it. (Straight C&W stations weren't going to play it, were they? ; - ) Hope it brings back some memories!
Johnny Cash "Train Of Love"
from The Legend Of Johnny Cash - The First Original Recordings (K-tel Entertainment)
Wanda Jackson "Man We Had A Party"
from Wanda Rocks CD Comp (Bear Family Records www.bear-family.de 2002) —Fred will be back next week! Thanks for all the phone calls!
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On patrol with a two-wheeled cruiserJuly 25,2013
By EVAN POPP
For the Times Argus
BARRE — Riding around on bikes, uniformed in black and yellow, "the bike police" have added another element to Barre's Police Department.
Made up mostly of college students, the bike police are assigned to monitor the streets of Barre.
"Our purpose is basically to patrol the area and if we see something we call it in, so we supplement the officers that way. We also register bikes and check places where people commonly trespass," said Josiah Caputo, a member of the bike team. "Also if a police officer needs someone to do traffic control to free them up so they can do another job or something like that, we do that, too."
The five bike police members don't have the authority to issue tickets or make arrests. Instead they serve as an extra set of eyes for the Police Department, as well as a helpful resource for people in downtown Barre.
"They are also there to help visitors in the city and give directions and things of that nature," said Barre Police Officer John Mott.
"Vermont is kind of convoluted. Straight roads go in different directions. Basically this is a community outreach program to assist the citizens in downtown Barre."
The bike police job runs through the summer. All five members are paid employees of the Barre City Police Department.
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'company_code_2': {'indicator1': 150, 'indicator2':'Name2'}
depends upon the loged in users preference we will send limited company and limited indicators.
Problem now is we are calculating the values each and every time when the user hit the api.
Now, i want to avoid the repetitive calculation by implementing cache. But i am confused which cache to use. Please suggest a way.


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Keep one thing in mind as you absorb the following data: NBC/WSJ polls have traditionally produced some of the most favorable numbers for both the president and his healthcare law. So with that context in place, away we go:
(1) Obama drops to new nadirs within this polling series on both overall job approval (42/51) and personal favorability (41/45, down from 47/41 in early October):
NBC/WSJ poll with Obama approval at 42-51 is a drop of EIGHT net points from last month's poll (47-48).— Josh Jordan (@NumbersMuncher) October 30, 2013
(2) Nearly two-thirds of respondents say America is in a "state of decline." The mood is sour out there.
(3) Democrats' generic Congressional ballot has been sliced in half compared to the most recent poll. They now hold a 45-41 edge over the GOP. NBC/WSJ's survey gave Democrats a small advantage on this question in October of 2010, weeks before Barack Obama's party got demolished at the polls.
(4) Anti-incumbent sentiment is running high. Sixty-three percent of voters say they'd rather give "someone new a chance" than re-elect their member. A 43 percent plurality say that their member of Congress is part of the problem in Washington. That's pretty remarkable, historically speaking.
(5) Even after all the acrimonious gridlock and dysfunction of the last few weeks, a clear majority (58/34) say it's better for Congress and the presidency to be controlled by opposite parties.
(6) Seventy-six percent of Americans say the economy will either stagnate or deteriorate over the next year. Four years after the $825 Billion (in borrowed money) "stimulus," most people still aren't feeling the Obama recovery.
(7) Public approval of Obamacare is underwater at (37/47). A 52 percent majority says the law needs to be fully repealed or undergo a "major overhaul." Just six percent say the law needs no changes. By a four-to-one margin, respondents said Obamacare's roll-out debacle makes them less confident in the law than more confident. Exactly half said glitchapalooza has not changed their view of the law. This detail has to be scary for the White House:
NBC/WSJ Poll completed Oct 28, before firestorm of coverage over dropped plans, rising premiums— Josh Kraushaar (@HotlineJosh) October 30, 2013
Happy Halloween, Mr. President.
Guy Benson is Townhall.com's Political Editor. Follow him on Twitter @guypbenson. He is co-authors with Mary Katharine Ham for their new book End of Discussion: How the Left's Outrage Industry Shuts Down Debate, Manipulates Voters, and Makes America Less Free (and Fun).
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This project engages students in the science and engineering processes used by NASA Astrobiologists as they explore our Solar System and try to answer the compelling question, "Are we Alone?" Students will identify science mission goals and select... (View More) an astrobiologically significant target of interest: Mars, Europa, Enceladus or Titan. Students will then design their mission to this target in search of their chosen biosignature(s). Students will encounter the same considerations and challenges facing NASA scientists and engineers as they search for life in our Solar System. Students will need to balance the return of their science data with engineering limitations such as power, mass and budget. Risk factors play a role and will add to the excitement in this interactive science and engineering activity. Astrobiobound! will help students see how science and systems engineering are integrated to achieve a focused scientific goal. Includes an alignment document for NGSS and Common Core State Standards. (View Less)
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This activity is about planetary rovers. Learners will simulate the challenges in communications that engineers face when driving a rover on Mars. They will particpate as part of a rover team to design and execute a series of commands that will... (View More) guide a rover made of people through an obstacle course simulating the Martian surface. Students will learn the limitations of operating a planetary rover and problem solving solutions by using this simulation. The lesson models the engineering design process using the 5E instructional model and includes teacher notes, vocabulary, student journal and reading. (View Less)
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After a season that didn't go as planned with a last-place finish in the Big Ten and a second consecutive losing season, Morgan Burke and Matt Painter talked about handling adversity but maintaining the fight in Purdue's postseason banquet Wednesday.
In the event, which lasted about two hours, Painter admitted the season was "very, very frustrating" after the Boilermakers could never find consistency with a largely young roster.
"Nobody wants to be here. You can go put the covers over your head and feel sorry for yourself or you can learn from it," Painter said, speaking to his team and the group inside the Purdue Student Union banquet hall. "You can become a better man because of it and you can help people as you go along from the experiences that you had.
"It's hard to be good. It just is. It's hard to make sacrifices. It's hard when things get tough, what do you do and that's who you are when adversity sets in. When we met with Jesse Jackson a couple years ago and he spoke to our team for 15 minutes the one thing that really stuck with me was that champions always get off the canvas. You don't make an excuse. You get up and fight again."
AD Burke also referenced how "heartbreak" can teach young men lessons. Admittedly lessons that don't want to be learned, "skills" that aren't nearly as much fun as winning, he said. But what he considers valuable skills.
"It's in learning how to deal with that adversity, disappointment, that the success ultimately comes," he told the players. "All of understand that life does not always reward our hard work the way we want it to be rewarded. But as student-athletes, I think we learn and figure out that you have to get on to the next play, next game and next moment, and that's something you'll carry with you for a lifetime."
It's a tool that the returning players for would rather not have to worry about for 2014-15.
Painter said it'll be crucial moving forward for his team to focus on the little things like free throws, loose balls, box-out assignments and following a scouting report.
He doesn't think talent was the reason Purdue managed to win only 15 of its 32 games last season. It was attitude, work ethic and decision-making.
"If you don't like the hole you're in, stop digging and start fighting," he said.
Johnson, a guard, averaged a team-high 12.0 points per game in his final season.
"Even though we didn't have the season we could have had, just coming from my teammates, naming me the Team MVP it was a pretty good honor," Johnson said.
He said he voted for A.J. Hammons.
Fellow senior Travis Carroll also got a special award, the first Tom Reiter Award given to the individual who exemplifies the value of being a true Boilermaker. Reiter, the longtime coach and administrator, died in January.
"I wasn't expecting anything, so getting that award - especially for a high-character guy like Tom, being around our program like he was - is unbelievable for me," Carroll said.
In other awards: Hammons got the Rebound Award and Play Hard Award, Sterling Carter earned the Courage Award and Mr. Hustle Award and walk-on Jon McKeeman won the Lambert Award for highest GPA the last two semesters.
Carter's may have been the most passionate, urging them to "do what you guys are supposed to." He reminded them that hard work would pay off as he said he did for him, eventually getting more playing time in his only season at Purdue. He told the youngsters not to take the experience for granted.
Johnson, too, made sure to tell his teammates to stay focused on their goals.
Carroll thinks that's important, too.
"I think just using every opportunity that they can towards their goal and realizing that literally every single play in a basketball game can be the difference" will be key, he said. "Say you lose by one point. Maybe that bad shot you took with 18 minutes left in the first half could be the game right there. So you have to treasure every possession you get."
The coaches who gave him all he could handle over his career were going to get roasted.
In the funniest speech of the night, Carroll delivered a wide-ranging assault that he'd seen done so well by previous teammates, especially Ryne Smith, who was at the banquet to support his good buddy.
"With Sterling and Errick, I don't think they realized the whole thing. Then Terone, I thought he had a subpar performance, little disappointed," Carroll said, smiling.
But Carroll, who was the first senior to speak, came out blazing.
He told the story of how he'd planned to go on a trip to Arizona with his family during his freshman year - kind of a last family vacation because his sister had just gotten a job - but Painter told him he couldn't go because he had to stay for Maymester.
"So I canceled the trip. It was fine. It was only about $500," said Carroll, tongue firmly planted in cheek. "I was just able to go to Arizona for the first time in nine years."
He started with assistant coach Greg Gary saying, "very good coach" but then quickly took a turn. He said Gary would cuss players out but wouldn't raise his voice, so he thanked the coach for "cussing me out without everybody else hearing." (For the record, Gary approached Carroll afterward and made sure a nearby reporter heard him playfully deny such instances.)
He called out Brandon Brantley for holding in the post in practice, hitting players "unbelievably hard for no reason" and never calling a foul.
Carroll also played bitter about being able to go to a bunch of nice restaurants as part of the team, helping him develop "really expensive taste" only now to "have no income" to support it.
In the rest of his speech, which he made to sure to note wasn't as long as his senior day one, he also thanked trainers for his "body-builder-like physique."
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Shadap, I'm not crying!
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Aww, very touching and sweet; it somehow makes me happy and sad at the same time. This is the type of thing that would be really cool in a video where each panel flashes in turn and soft piano music plays in the background or something.
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This is fantastic! Did the brothers have a strained relationship when Sirius B was a giant red?
When Sirius B became a red giant, Sirius A's orbit began to expand
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so, you could say it is
I love Sirius B! He's so amazing! I think you should maybe have a color version.
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Ahhhh, that's so sweet! I mean, I dunno why, but that little story just makes me all happy!
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but the several first panels reminds me of vocaloid song called "In Chains" haha xD
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I love Sirius A xD
I don't understand the "black female" step... ;_; *iknowi'mstupid*
So sweet and sad at the same time
So Sirius A does care about his brother and someone else other than himself
Love it, more Sirius B!!
So Sirius A does care about his brother and someone else other than himself
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Issues of individual rights tend to stand at the very center of legal disputes and moral debates in the United States. This is no accident, for "rights talk" is as American as apple pie. The moral bedrock of our republic is, as the Declaration of Independence proclaims, the self-evident truth that all men are equally endowed with certain unalienable rights, and, further, that securing these rights–to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness–for all human beings is the primary purpose of government. It is impossible to exaggerate the blessings that have come, both to us and to the world, from this liberal philosophical vision and its embodiment in our democratic political institutions.
Yet the dominance of rights talk in American moral discourse also leaves us impoverished in our efforts to understand and to protect what is humanly at stake in the dawning age of biotechnology. More than ever, armed with newfangled powers to alter body and mind, we can freely enjoy our rights and cheerfully use our freedoms in ways that degrade and dehumanize us. For example, by exercising our "right to reproduce," or our "right to do scientific research," free of any legal interference or moral objection, we have embraced surrogate motherhood, cloning, the buying and selling of egg and sperm, embryo farming, the creation of man-animal chimeras, and even extra-corporeal gestation. Pursuing the right to a longer life and an ageless body turns out to be perfectly compatible with creating human life solely for experimentation, establishing organ markets for transplantation, and freezing corpses for possible later reanimation. And the right to practice happiness as each sees fit turns out to be perfectly compatible with enhancing our performances with steroids and stimulants or gaining our pleasures and self-esteem from the pharmacist, completely severed from the human activities and attachments that are their proper ground. We Americans lack the language for expressing our concerns and disquiets over these and other threats to our humanity, precisely because we are so attuned to thinking only about our rights and our freedoms, and so little accustomed to speaking about our duties or our human dignity. In contrast, continental European discussion of these matters considers not only human rights but also and especially human dignity, in clear recognition that our humanity is not exhausted by our autonomy or by our ability to make claims or to exercise rights free of governmental interference. Certain forms of assisted reproduction are banned, human life cannot be created as a natural resource, and human body parts and human gametes are explicitly excluded from the domain of property and patentability. In contrast to Anglo-American ethics and law, European codes of ethics and specific legislation speak readily of preserving and protecting human dignity. . . .
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So this started out as an attempt at another in the little project I've set myself to do with details but it didn't really work out as I'd planned and nothing really came together how I wanted or how I pictured the results in my head. That said I don't hate the images I managed to get, they're just not what I intended and hey, that happens sometimes, I just need to rethink and try again. I do love how the colours came together in this one though ; 3;
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It's so soft and springlike… fantastic shot.
He's so pretty! Love the lips. All natural lips... <3 Uhm.... :3
"I look at the Stars I wonder if you will come"
Wow, those eyes are gorgeous! I got sucked right in when I went to fullview! What make are they?


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Very pretty, and it's the first I have seen like this.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Very pretty, and it's the first I have seen like this.
JuneBillie - In memory of my dear mother June, and my dear mother in law Billie.
My name is Susan
very pretty.
I am a lover of any thing heart s
would you be kind enough to tell me if there was a pattern to go with this fantastic project.
We have a new baby girl that will need a quilt
many thanks
I love the heart, it is so cute. Great job.
nicely done
Nancy in western NY
before you speak THINK
T is it True? H is it Helpful? I is it Inspiring? N is it Necessary? K is it Kind?
Wow! I love the colors, so fun!
Great job!
Wayne & Gabriele, the married quilters.
nice items, quilt very nice


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