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FM Liberman: We are hopeful that the European nations will steer Turkey back on track and prevent the uncontrolled rampage of a NATO member state that has lost its direction and whose actions are contrary to all accepted international rules of conduct.
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Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Avigdor Liberman met today (Tuesday 29 May 2012) in Jerusalem with the President of the Federal Republic of Germany, Joachim Gauck.
At the meeting, President Gauck and FM Liberman discussed the Israel-German bilateral relationship, and agreed that the relationship is based on true friendship between the countries. FM Liberman said that the good relationship has borne real fruit, and noted the bilateral youth exchange program, the first round of which ended successfully last week. FM Liberman stated that such initiatives are of great importance for the strengthening and tightening of the bilateral relationship.
President Gauck and FM Liberman also discussed Israel's relationship with the Palestinians, the situation in the Middle East, Syria and Egypt, and Turkey's positions and actions against the European Union and Israel.
FM Liberman said that in recent years, ever since the blatant and rampant attack by Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan on President Peres in Davos in 2009, Israel has reacted with utmost restraint to all Turkish provocations. However, restraint does not mean that Israel will permit intimidation of its military officers and soldiers who were carrying out their duty in accordance with the highest moral standards, with full justification and in accordance with international law, a fact that was also determined by the report of the
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FM Liberman added: "We are hopeful that the European nations will not cooperate with the Turkish provocation of the unfounded indictment against the former IDF Chief-of-Staff and other senior officers. We are hopeful that the European nations will steer Turkey back on track and prevent the uncontrolled rampage of a NATO member state that has lost its direction and whose actions are contrary to all accepted international rules of conduct. Israel will continue to act responsibly, and, out of concern for peace and stability in the Middle East, will not allow itself to be dragged into counter-provocations against Erdogan. However, Israel's primary concern is to maintain its sovereignty and to protect its citizens and the soldiers who protect them."
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Halloween can be a challenging holiday for any parent. Allowing your children to eat a ton of candy is never a great idea — especially if they're diabetic. Here are a few tips to make your Halloween happy and diabetes-friendly from Rebecca Crespi, CPNP, of the Children's Hospital at Montefiore in New York City.
1. Use candy to your advantage. Halloween candy can be used to treat low blood sugar, or hypoglycemia. If your child is feeling shaky, sweaty, or dizzy, Crespi says a small dose of candy that has a lot of sugar can increase blood sugar quickly and make him feel better.
2. Host a candy exchange. Candy exchanges can make Halloween less stressful for families of children with diabetes because they focus less on the sweets. During an exchange, kids go trick-or-treating and then trade their candy for something they like — a certain toy or activity, for example. Montefiore is hosting its own candy exchange this year the day after Halloween, to kick off Diabetes Awareness Month.
3. Set expectations with your child, and plan ahead. Talk to your neighbors. If your child plans to trick or treat in your neighborhood, ask the neighbors if they are willing to give out non-candy items — pencils, erasers, stickers, temporary tattoos — something that's popular for kids. Crespi says parents can also get involved by having kids over to celebrate Halloween and focusing more on activities like bobbing for apples or scavenger hunts.
4. Practice portion control. Crespi says children with diabetes can have some candy every now and then to help them practice portion control. Also, having your child eat a piece of candy and then making sure she takes insulin to cover the carbohydrates in that candy is a good learning experience.
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Is 37 weeks to early to have a c-section?
I am 36 weeks pregnant and I have to have a c-section. I had on for my son because I do not open up. And I had other problems. People say 37 weeks is full term. My doctor wants me to have my c-section at 37 weeks so there is no chance I go into labor. Is this safe or should I just wait it out?
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I would say that it depends on your personal situation like how big your baby is- checked via u/s- why your Doc doesn't want u to go into labor etc But in general, a baby at 37 or even 36 weeks should be around 6 lbs and have fully developed lungs so there really would be no reason a normal baby would have problems. You mentioned waiting it out- so I assume u have a choice then? If ur Doc doesn't want u going into labor becuz it could harm ur baby then I would choose the C-section at 37 weeks. Whatever you choose- u might want to get a second opinion if you are confused about the risks to your baby. Good Luck!posted 11/01/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
well i had my first baby at 37 weeks by c-section due to me having high blood pressure during my pregnancy and he was 7 pounds 3 ounces and very healthy we went home right away! this time im having c-section done at almost 38 weeks because the doctor doesnt want me to go into labor, i think is better when they plan it that way u are more organized and u know what to expect! good luck to youposted 11/14/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I delivered my son at 37 weeks...I had pre-eclampsia, and the only way to get my blood pressure down was to get my son out! He was as healthy as can be at 7 lbs 11 oz. It turned out to be a blessing in the long run, as it was discovered he was completely STUCK! I would have had to have a c-section anyway....If it's riskier for you to wait it out, go ahead and have that c-section at 37 weeks. Speaking from experience, it should all work out just fine for you.posted 12/12/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I am 34-35 weeks now. I am having my 2nd c-section due to a heiratary disease I have. My son was born sceduled c-section at 38 weeks 2/7 days, and with my doctor's approval I can now have my daughter at 37 weeks 4/7 days, or 37 weeks 5/7 days. Usual my doctor tries to sceduled her c-sections around 10 days before the mother's due date. Other doctor's try for about 2 weeks prior to the due date. And some have to have them around 36 weeks, just because they have complications. Anyways, don't be scared about them. Yes, there are certain risks with c-sections but always ask your doctor what is best for you & your baby. Congratulations to all soon-to-be mother's (even if it's again!).posted 11/26/2007 by amandalee1414
I'm 37 weeks with my third c-section. I had a c-section at 32 weeks with my daughter, due to complications. And with my son the doctor took him at 36 weeks because he didn't want me to go in labor, although I was 3cm and he had to stay in the hospital for 4days. So I have a different doctor with my third and I'm due for a scheduled c-section on the 23rd of Nov. I will be 39 weeks, and I'm really scared and hoping that I don't go in to labor, so I'm trusting my doctor on this one. If your doctor does not want you to go in labor due to some past problems I would consider. Good luck sweetie!posted 11/14/2007 by Deria901
I am two days away from 38 wks with my second. My first delivery was a nightmare that ended in a c-section and very healthy baby boy! This time I am being closely monitored and tested for pre-eclampsia (which I got last time). My scheduled c-section this time is set for 39 weeks, I figure why not skip all of the expensive extra tests and deliver at 38 weeks. My baby is very healthy, just a bit on the small side. What should I do?posted 04/15/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
My doctor is like another recent post, he schedules uncomplicated c-sections at 38.5 weeks...but as with any baby...little ones can come at anytime!posted 01/26/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
The research says it's best to wait until after 39 wks unless there are complications of pregnancy OR you can prove fetal lung maturity by amniocentesis.posted 07/28/2009 by DenverRN
A full term pregnancy is completed 37 weeks, i.e. the first day you turn 38 weeks, otherwise the newborn is considered to be a premature birth. Many newborns due well at 35-37 weeks, yet stay in the hospital a few days due to resp, jaundice, or other complications until they resolve. So you have to decide, do the possible risks out way the benefits? Of course, if you or the fetus is being placed at risk for any reason, listen to your provider, otherwise if everything is going ok, why not wait for the best possible weeks (38-40) for your fetus to be born? National standard for routine, uncomplicated c-section is 39 weeks. Good luck to you all, and enjoy those precious bundles!!!posted 07/01/2009 by Papa Terry
I know they say 37 weeks or later is okay, but more research is showing that a planned c-section should not be performed before 39 weeks. I had both of mine at 40 weeks, just the way it worked out, and they were perfect. The second was planned and my doctor would not schedule it before 38 1/2 weeks. If I were to have another I would wait until 39 weeks, at least. They need that extra time to complete their development. If your water breaks or you go into labor earlier then the baby must be ready to come, but for convience is not a great choice.posted 01/18/2009 by rugbyOT
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my baby's lips are turning purple
i am african american and my 6 week olds inner bottom and top lips have begun turning a purplish colour she is being given breastmilk which i express into a bottle...the bottles ate sterilized using steam a microwave sterilizer ..what is the cause of this and is this normal
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I know this is on old post, but there is no exact answer or followup: I'm african american, my daughter is breast fed. At 7 weeks her lips turned dark purple (her lips had been a pale pink color since she was born) as described by many others above. It started in the corners of her mouth, then spread toward the middle (not very evenly) so it looked patchy. By 9 weeks it had spread more evenly and started to look less dark purple and more of a dark pink (which looked more normal). Now at almost 11 weeks, her lips look completely normal. They are not the initial pale pink color, but a darker pink color now. They look completely normal. She had no pain, etc. I think its just a process that happens to give their lips pigment.posted 03/03/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
Your baby may get a lip callus (thickened skin) or "sucking pad" on his upper lip during the first month. It is caused by your baby's sucking and should go away within your baby's first year. The sucking pad does not bother your baby, so you do not need to remove it.posted 11/30/2007 by pearforyou
my son has admitted to ICU for 10 days when he was 24 days old due to Lryngomalacia according to doctor. I still can remember when we gave him milk, his lip turn blue and stop breathing for a while, we were so scare and immediately sent him to hospital. Doctor said luckily we sent him earlier, if not, we will lost him.posted 11/19/2007 by rtlh_bel
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Can't wait to read it! Creative idea books are so much fun!!!
It looks lovely!
Reaally? Cool!!
That book will be a great addition to my library :)
a little piece of Geaninne in my library. I like it :D
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Wow, looks like an amazing book. I love your work - it's so inspiring! I started making stamps a few weeks ago after watching your tutorial, and I'm hooked. Thanks for sharing with us!!
I'm such a fan of your art to begin with! Congratulations on being chosen for the book, inspiring!
what a great book, and an honor for you to be one of the featured artists!
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Gustavo's and your blogs are among my favorites. Please include me in your drawing!
You abdsolutely rock! you are an inspiration to me! I don't even know ya and I love ya girl!
Congrats on the book! Your work is sooo lovely! And I'd love to win a copy of this fabulous book(fingers-crossed), especially since I am a mixed midia artist myself :)
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This book looks so cool...I would love a copy
What an awesome book! Congratulations on being featured in it. I am a fledgling artist who needs a shove from the nest and really test my wings. This would be great.
hola geninne!!!! por supuesto que me anoto en este sorteo!!que lindo libro!! y aparte con vos y gustavo compartiendo sus talentos....una joyita!! ojala sea míiiiioooo!!! besos enormesss!! ..y gracias!!
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So inspiring!
wow congratulations for the book, it looks interesting! :)
Is it only for USA-Canada? I'm from Switzerland :(
what a neat book! my drawing fingers are itching just looking at it. I'm a new reader to your lovely blog...thanks for sharing :)
This book looks so fun! As the parent of a child with some fine motor skill deficeits, I'm always looking for ways to make pencil work more interesting. I find that she's more inclined to do it if I look like I'm doing something fun and interesting, but I run out of ideas.
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Congrats on being feautered in such a lovely looking book! I too would like to win it. :)
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absolutely fabulous Geninne!!! congrats!
This looks like an awesome book. I would love to get my name in the hat please!!! Good luck to all that enter!
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That book looks fabulous! I'd love to have it! Please enter me in the drawing!
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Beautiful book an gorgeous artists
oh, please, please, please, let me win this book. It's on my Amazon wish list. Would love it! Your work is beautiful.
You always showcase such lovely stuff :) Would love the book! lizardek a@t yahoo
I'm a recent follower of your blog. I love your work. Always beautiful and such fine details.
I've read a lot of reviews on this book and I've been tempted to buy it. But, of course, it would be even better if I won it!
What a beautiful and inspiring book! And giveaway. I always enjoy my visits to your blog.
That book looks so great I have to try my luck!
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How beautiful!!I would really like to win ;)
This looks like a fabulous book!
this book looks amazing! <3
This looks like a beautiful book. And it would always be lovely to have more fun in life.
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What a gorgeous book and so much inspiration!
It looks like an amazing book.Your blog really inspired me to try out mixed-media.
this book looks really interesting
Parece interesante y estimulante! Y nada menos que con la participacion de Aimar! wow
Ojala lo gane...:)
Besos Geninne!
Excited to see you are in this book. It looks like a good one! firstname.lastname@example.com
Wow! can't miss that chance of this one, thank you!
Love your work. Please include me in the drawing. I'd love to win!
I just saw this book on Gustavo's blog and added it to my amazon wish list ;)
It looks like a great book, and what a treat it will be to own a book with both you and Gustavo featured in it!
This book is on my wish list! Thanks for the chance to win!
thank you for the chance! (:
Congratulations! This book looks beautiful and inspiring!
I love to draw and this would be really fun to spark some inspiration. annasofiadesigns[at]gmail[dot]com
I visit your blog regularly and look forward to seeing what you are doing. This book looks really inspiring, thanks for the chance to win one. email@example.com
That looks pretty great! I'd love to win a copy! Thank you!
How cool! Congrats!
I would love the chance to win!
I visit your blog regularly and look forward to seeing what you are doing. This book looks really inspiring, thanks for the chance to win one. email@example.com
Awesome book! I would love it!
Congrats!! What a great-looking book!
:) Count me in!
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Seems to be a really inspiring book! Beside your page, Gustavo's doodle looks great, and Carla's elephant is just - wow!
I happened to stumble upon your blog some time ago and fell in love with your work instantaneously.
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Awesome! Sign me up.
Wouldn't this be fun for homeschooling? I'm going to purchase it for that purpose exactly, unless I win it, of course!
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This looks like a wonderful and inspiring book!
That book looks so full of inspiration with stunning pictures (including yours!) Thanks for the chance to win one. nickystevenson(at)gmail(dot)com
This looks absolutely stunning!!! What a lot of fun!!!
This looks fabulous!
Looking forward to checking this book out. I've just bought some watercolours so I'm on a painting/art buzz :)
I would love to have that book, looks wonderful!
What a lovely book Geninne !
You must be very proud and rightly so ! (I also looked at Gustavo's blog, you mentioned him before)
Warm greetings from Holland,Els.
The book looks amazing! Congratulations for being featured in it! If I don't win I will have to buy it anyway :-)
I heard so much about this book!
That is awesome to be a part of something big like that! Congrats! I love reading your blog, there is always something inspirational on here! I would love to use this to teach my exp art and printmaking classes!
This book looks like true inspiration. I'd love to win it.
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Oh, Geninne, how wonderful that you and your work continue to be noticed! I'm so pleased to have some of your work in my home to enjoy and be inspired by. I can't wait to get my hands on a copy of this book.
I would be thrilled to win this book! Holy crud! What a great giveaway!!
Oh this book looks inspiring!
What a wonderful book! The exercises look like a lot of fun so I'm taking my chance to enter the giveaway!
Thank you and many congratulations for being part of it!
Ooooh! I've been following your blog and wanting to play more with drawing and painting but not knowing where to start. Something like this would be perfect! Thanks for the great giveaway (and congrats on being featured!).
I love your art work! I would be thrilled to win a copy of this book. Thanks for doing this!
Looks like an awesome book; thanks Geninne.
I'd love to own a book like this - one creative drawing exercise per week sounds fabulous to me. Fingers crossed!
I love your blog! I found it on Melanie Testa's blog. Congrats on the book, and what a nice give-a-way. I will be back to visit again, have a Blessed week.
gorgeous gorgeous book - such a lovely giveaway.
With 150 comments I don't have much of a chance but I'd love to win this book. Fingers crossed!
beeeeeeeautiful! :) love it!
this book looks awesome, congrats on the feature!
How fun! If I don't win I will have to add this book to my wishlist- I like to dabble in mixed media here and there and would like to work more on my drawing- it's been awhile since drawing 101 in college and I have focused most of my attention on other things the last 9 years (like my 5 children). Hope I win!
Lovely. Pick me Random Gen!
Oh oh oh me please, Mr. Random... =)
I've been wanting this book ever since I first saw it mentioned on a drawing blog!!
Pleasepleaseplease! I.WANT.THIS.
That looks amazing!! Thanks for sharing. I am going to ad it to my birthday list...perhaps someone will give it to me, if not you through this giveaway~~
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Interesting book!
Wow so many comments, it's because we all love your work :)) I'd like to take a chance too!
I always enjoy looking and reading this blog. The colors are so attractive and appealing.
This looks like just what I need right now!!
Thanks for showing us some of the pages!
I have seen so much about this book lately! I can't wait to get a copy. Please enter me in your giveaway.
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This is a beautiful looking book, congrats! And thanks for the giveaway, you're always so generous with your success! :D
Wow, the book is amazing!
Thanks for the chance.
I totally need a kick in the pants to get creative again! This book looks like it would be fantastic inspiration...
This looks amazing...but then again so does everything that you do!! Keep inspiring us to be creative!!
Congratulations! This books looks so interesting! I would love to win and look inside!
Congratulations on being featured in the book. It looks very inspiring. Thank you for the chance at the give-away, I would love to win.
What a great book -- ideas & inspiration in one spot.
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Wow, the book looks fantastic. Great giveaway.
As an art educator, I think this book looks like it may have some great inspiration for the classroom/studio. Congrats and thanks for sharing it with us!
Oh how beautiful.
Would love to win!
I can't wait to see this book! I'm glad to see you featured in it! Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!
It's worth a try! cdhilden AT artlover DOT com
OH MY! How amazingly lovely! Crossing my fingers, toes & elbows!
What a lovely giveaway!!! Thanks for getting back to me about your tiny book of birds, how sad that you don't offer it anymore but I will just purchase your regular prints instead :)
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What a cool book and a generous giveaway! I know my 9 year-old and I would have some fun with this. Blessings!
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SUCH a precious read...for morning and evening inspiration.
Thanks for hosting this AMAZING giveaway!
This looks like a fun and inspiring book - thank you for this opportunity to win it!
I would LOVE this!
Yay~ Please put my name in the hat. Congratulations! This book looks fantastic.
Congrats! It looks great.
I looked the book up on Amazon. It looks great. Congrats on being one of the featured artists.
Wow - Geninne! So cool I am an art teacher at an elementary school and I am always looking for ways to present famous artists. I bet the "Modigliani Parent Portraits" are great!! We do a lot of mixed-media using whatever classroom supplies I come up with, so this is wonderful. You have inspired me for a while, and I should have told you earlier. (This is my first comment). I am looking forward to taking some of these ideas into my classroom. By the way, I am also teaching a spanish immersion art class this year - maybe I can use you as one of my famous artists!!!!! (Gracias por la inspiracion!)
A wonderful gift! I always love your drawing, it is an inspiration!
I come to your blog for ideas to make drawing fun. Would love to have some help from the book, too!
Hi Geninne, I am trying to learn how to draw and this would be a big asset for me. You are a wonderful contribution to the art would...and the rest of the world too:). My contact info. is firstname.lastname@example.com Elaine
Congratulations:) What a lovely book to be featured in, I'd love to read it :)
This looks absolutely amazing!!!
This books looks fantastic! Geninne - your work has been such an inspiration to me. Thank you so much for your blog and our peek into your creative process.
oh, I'd love to get this book. I've been thinking of reviving my drawing skills lately and this book looks like a great place to start!
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This looks like a great book, congratulations on being featured! Please add my name in!
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Looks great! I'm crossing my fingers!
This book looks so interesting! I need inspiration!!
I am so interested on this book! I'm an art teacher and think it would be great for my students.


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The fruitcake quandary
I have a dirty little secret to confess: I like fruitcake. And what's happened to fruitcake in my lifetime annoys me.
I guess store-bought fruitcakes are the reason it's now the butt of so many jokes, but you simply can't make and give fruitcake anymore and expect it to be appreciated.
I've written about this before on this blog, but I'm bringing up the subject again because the same thing is happening (or has happened) to holiday sweaters. ...
I wish I could cut each of you a slice of my mother's Virginia fruitcake to try. It's a white fruitcake, which means it's made with finely diced citron (cut by hand), Brazil nuts and pecans and is light in color. It is, of course, soaked for months in brandy and rum, so it's quite alcoholic. A very adult treat to have thinly sliced with tea.
Needless to say, it looks nothing like the fruitcake pictured. It has no candied cherries, and all the nuts are chopped quite fine.
I used to make a batch every year until my brother (yes, Brother Bim, that brother) made some really ugly fruitcake jokes one year when I sent him one. Since he worships everything else that ever came out of our mother's kitchen even more than I do, I realized everyone else I gave a fruitcake to must have just been being polite.
My husband and Gailor, of course, aren't interested because it doesn't involve chocolate.
When I was at Whole Foods the other day, the bakery was handing out samples of its fruitcake. It was nice and moist, and I'm sure the ingredients were all very healthy, but there wasn't even the fragrance of alcohol. I didn't really see the point.
I love all the old-fashioned Christmas desserts, probably because my father the English professor did. My mother made a plum pudding every year, with suet of course; and he was in charge of making the hard sauce. He insisted on creaming the butter with granulated sugar because that's how the Victorians would have done it. (They didn't have confectioners sugar.) My younger brother and I hated it because it was grainy.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Robert Higgs Interview on "Anemic Recovery, Regulation and Taxation" at Cato Institute
Recorded: Thursday, November 5, 2015
Robert Higgs discusses our most recent economic recovery and some thoughts on how Keynesians explain events in American economic history. Higgs is author of the book, Taking a Stand: Reflections on Life, Liberty, and the Economy (2015).
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Robert Higgs - Crisis, Leviathan, and the National Security State
Recorded: Thursday, February 27, 2014
"Crisis, Leviathan, and the National Security State" by Robert Higgs was a speech sponsored by The Future of Freedom Foundation February 15, 2014 at the 2014 International Students for Liberty Conference in Washington D.C.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: TelevisionIssues: Constitutional Law, Defense and Foreign Policy, Economic Policy, Free Speech, Freedom, Government Power, History (U.S), Nationalism, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Privacy, Terrorism and National Crises
Robert Higgs on the Logic of Crisis and Leviathan and Why It Still Holds
Recorded: Monday, February 17, 2014
On February 17, 2014 Robert Higgs presented this speech as part of the ongoing Economic Liberty Lecture Series, a joint project of The Future of Freedom Foundation and the George Mason University Economics Society.
Check out Higgs' book Crisis and Leviathan.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Freedom, Government Power, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Privacy
Robert Higgs: Warfare, Welfare, and the State
Recorded: Tuesday, July 24, 2012
This presentation by Independent Institute Senior Fellow Robert Higgs was presented on July 24, 2012, at Mises University, sponsored by the Ludwig von Mises Institute, in Auburn, Alabama.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Business, Corporate Welfare, Defense and Foreign Policy, Government Power, History (U.S), Political Ideology and Philosophy
Full Video of The Independent Institutes 25th Anniversary Gala for Liberty
Recorded: Tuesday, November 15, 2011
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Full Video of The Independent Institutes 2011 25th Anniversary Gala for Liberty held November 15, 2011.
Part 1: Introductory Remarks and Tribute to Robert Higgs
Part 2: Tribute to Mario Vargas Llosa
Part 3: History of The Independent Institute and Fund for the Future
Part 4: Tribute to Lech Walesa
Part 5: Special Tributes, Sponsors, and Credits
Experts: Leszek Balcerowicz, Price V. Fishback, Robert Higgs, Ron Paul, Jorge Quiroga, David J. Theroux, Archbishop Desmond M. Tutu, Mario Vargas Llosa, Lech Wałęsa, Yuri Yarim-AgaevType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Defense and Foreign Policy, Democracy, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Government Power, History (International), History (U.S), Latin America, Nationalism, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Privatization, Property Rights, Terrorism and National Crises
Robert Higgs on the Market for Quality Assurance
Recorded: Wednesday, November 2, 2011
This presentation by Independent Institute Senior Fellow Robert Higgs was presented on July 29, 2011, at Mises University, sponsored by the Ludwig von Mises Institute, in Auburn, Alabama.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: Other EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Corporate Welfare, Economists, Free Market Economics, Freedom, Politics, Public Health/ Consumer Protection
Robert Higgs on Booms, Busts and Bad Predictions
Recorded: Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Robert Higgs is interviewed here by Scott Horton of Antiwar Radio. They discuss the economic baloney of mainstream economists, the failure of most to understand the potential for mass inflation given the money supply currently sitting around in bank reserves, the reality of the business cycle and the politicians and medias failure to grasp it, and why none of us should make sweeping predictions about how the future will unfold, even if we do understand economics, since human action and the flexibility of markets are impossible to quantify.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: RadioIssues: Banking and Finance, Economic Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Politics
Can the U.S. Withdraw from Afghanistan and Iraq?
Recorded: Wednesday, December 9, 2009
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Civil strife in Iraq continues and instability may only increase after the January elections. U.S. withdrawal has become an acceptable strategy in Washington, but will it be tenable if violence escalates and Iraq unravels again?
Experts: Ivan Eland, Peter Galbraith, Charles V. PeñaType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Democracy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Freedom, History (International), Politics, Terrorism and National Crises


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Theme week: Raw Desserts
Hello everyone,
As promised from via Tweeter request and me wanting to re-create my first attempt of making raw ice cream. Michelle and I got together yesterday and studied our recipes and decided to give making a no nut raw ice cream a try.
I have made an raw ice cream before though it had cashews in it. So since it looks like we have been having a theme of no nuts we decided to continue that theme.
And time to reveal the two flavors we created: Pomegranate and Chocolate chip cookie dough!!! Our friend Heather is having a great giveaway, and the criteria was to create something using pomegranate and one of Katie's recipes. Well you all saw our creation of us following one of Katie's fudge balls ideas earlier this week. We had some leftover of our chocolate covered chocolate chip balls so we decided to create two different flavors using these two ingredients!
Are you ready for the recipes……
Pure2Raw Recipe: Raw No Nut Ice Cream
- 2 medium bananas
- 1/3 cup lucuma powder
- 3 tbsp coconut butter
- 3 tbsp coconut oil
- 1/2 cup water
- 1 tbsp vanilla
- 1 packet stevia (add more sweetness to taste)
Place bananas, lucuma powder, water, vanilla, and stevia into blender and blend till creamy.
Next add in your coconut butter and coconut oil.
And blend till smooth and well incorporated. It takes a few minutes!
Time to flavor
We first did pomegranates.
Add 4 tbsp of fresh pomegranates to blender (or till your liking of flavor)
Again blend till creamy!
Next up … chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream
Follow the same ice cream recipe above. Though to flavor it you will add in some cookies… we added our leftover chocolate covered chocolate chip cookies to ours! Cut each cookie ball into little pieces. Size doesn't matter you may cut as small or as large cookie chucks as you would like in your ice cream.
Next stir in the cookie chucks
OMG…. food orgasmic !!!
Now for the hardest part… waiting.
Set your ice cream mixtures into the freezer and WAIT!!! If you can 😉
We let ours set for about 5-6 hours. Felt like a little kid again waiting for the ice cream truck to come!
Pomegranate Ice Cream Anyone???
Thirds???? Who wants cookie dough???
More please….
Delicious!! Mouth-watering!!
I never thought I would ever make my own ice cream… yet here I am doing it. And the great thing it was fun and easy.
Reasons why we love this recipe:
- contains no dairy or animal product
- good for me
- easy to do
- low in sugar
- contains the 'good fat'
- taste great
- no special equipment except a blender
- And best of all NO UPSET TUMMY!!!
Michelle and I hope you enjoyed our raw ice cream lesson. We have seen a ton out there in the blog world, here are just a few… Gena's soft served, raw food nation's strawberry ice cream, and Melissa's almond banana oh the list could go on…. so many great recipes and flavors out there!!! So exciting to see all the ice cream love!!!
We would love to hear your ideas and/or recipes! We have already started coming up with some new ideas to create more versions of ice cream… more to come soon we promise 😉 Gosh the ideas keep rolling…
Thanks for stopping by…
And we would like to say Happy 25th Birthday to our dear friend Gina! Happy Birthday girl! Eat some cake on us!!!
Till next time,
The Twins


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Philadelphia Metro Area Hunger Relief and Community Food Access Study
Completed 2009
The Philadelphia Metro Area Hunger Relief and Community Food Access Study was a joint collaboration of the CSC and Philabundance, a non-profit food distribution system fighting hunger while reducing food waste. The study assessed the spatial relationship between hunger and the distribution of hunger relief services in Philadelphia metro area (Delaware Valley Region - five counties of PA and five counties of NJ). The purpose of this study was to identify areas of need without access to services and those areas without sufficient service capacity to address the levels of need for households in low income neighborhoods.
The study, funded by a $82,000 grant (in three phases) from Philabundance, will conduct GIS analyses to find the service gaps for households in low income neighborhoods. Spatial relationship between the food needs of client population, the location distribution of the local providers and the quantities of food provided by each provider can provide a visual demonstration of the largest geographic gaps in food delivery. Thus the study will establish the relationship between hunger and the spatial distribution of the flow of hunger relief.


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Luchadoras Group
Update on Luchadoras GroupBertha is 49 years old. She is a single mother and has two children who she provides for. Her eldest, María Eugenia, is in her first year of CBTA (an upper-middle level agricultural educational institution) and Margarito is in his second year of high school. Bertha is very hard-working because she works to provide for her children. She is the only one who supports her household.
Bertha has been buying and re-selling corn for 10 years. She says that her business is doing very well because, thanks to her business, she is able to support her family. She will invest her loan in buying corn to re-sell. Bertha would like to stock up with a lot of corn but she says that for now she is content with doing what she is able to. However, she is really keen to make progress in her business and get her family ahead in life.
Bertha belongs to 'Las Luchadoras' community bank which has eleven members (ten women and one man). They are all working to improve their financial positions and their names are: Obdulia, Celia, Julia, Alejandra, Teresa, Aurelia, Gloria, Merced, Diocelina and Inés. They each have their own commercial activity including: selling groceries, corn, animals, bread, beans, vegetables, etc.
Ella es comerciante tiene la venta de maíz ya tiene 10 años vendiendo lo compra y lo revende Berta dice que le va muy bien ya que de ese negocio saca para mantener su familia, lo cual invertirá su préstamo en la compra del maíz para vender a doña Berta le gustaría surtir mucho maíz pero dice que por ahora nadamas para lo que le alcance pero que le esta echando muchas ganas para sacar adelante su negocio y su familia.
Bertha pertenece al grupo las luchadoras el cual esta integrado por 11 personas 10 mujeres y un hombre, que están trabajando para mejorar su posición económica a continuación serán mencionadas: Obdulia, Celia, Julia, Alejandra, Teresa, Aurelia, Gloria, Merced, Diocelina, Inés, todos cuentan con una actividad comercial como son: productos de abarrotes, maíz, venta de animales, pan, fríjol, verduras, etc.
Previous Loan DetailsNicolasa is 26 years old. She is married with three children, of whom two attend primary school. Jaime is in the fourth grade, and Héctor in first grade. Martin is only two years old. Her husband is called Silvano, and he works in the fields. Nicolasa works in retailing, selling accessories... More from Luchadoras Group's previous loan »
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 8 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Jan 26, 2012
- Listed
- Feb 22, 2012
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
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- Aug 16, 2012


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NJSIAA State Sectional Tournament
Greg Schutta will be in Ramsey as second-seeded Don Bosco tries to hold off a third-seeded St. Peter's team that is out to avenge its 29-25 upset loss to the Ironmen last month in the semifinals of the North Non-Public A sectional tournament. The Ironmen got big wins out of Luis Gonzalez over Michael Russo at 113 and Zack Chakonis over Armond Cox at 220 as well as Razohnn Gross, Luke Farinaro, Kyle Bierdumpfel and Sam Cali to get the win that while coming in the middle of a string of 9 wins in 10 matches has truly been the confidence builder that has made Bosco probably the most dangerous team in the section. St. Peter's will be looking to reverse a couple of those losses while getting more out of the likes of Ryan and Connor Burkert at 138 and 132 respectively.
Fifth-seeded St. Joseph, fresh off its huge upset win over state-ranked Delbarton in the first round Monday night, will head to Oradell tonight to face top-seeded and defending state champion Bergen Catholic in the other North Non-Public A semifinal. Heavyweights Carmine Goldsack of Bergen Catholic and Kevin Wilkins of St. Joseph should face off for the third time after splitting their first two meetings of the season. Bergen Catholic won the first meeting last month, 38-17.
In other key semifinals tonight, third-seeded North Bergen will face second-seeded Clifton in the North 1, Group 4 semifinal looking to avenge a 32-30 regular-season loss in early January. Fifth-seeded Hackensack will face top-seeded Morris Knolls in the other semifinal.
Third-seeded Paramus will face second-seeded Passaic Valley in the North 1, Group 3 semifinals. Paramus is led by Joe Trovato (120), Matt Tozzi (195) and Brandon LoPresti (160) while the Hornets are led by Nick Armagno (152), Patrick Andriani (285) and Anthony Cruz (106), who is coming off a huge upset victory over DePaul's Will Kui. Fourth-seeded Wayne Valley will face top-seeded Northern Highlands, still looking for its first sectional title, in the other semifinal.
Second-seeded Emerson/Park Ridge will host No. 3 Lenape Valley in the North 1, Group 1 semifinal while fourth-seeded Pequannock will travel to Kittatinny to face the top-seeded and defending champion Cougars. Second-seeded River Dell will host No. 3 West Essex in the North 1, Group 2 semifinals. Fifth-seeded Bogota/Weehawken, which upsed Rutherford in the final bout in the first round Monday, will face top-seeded Hanover Park in the North 2, Group 1 semifinals while top-seeded DePaul will open its quest for a fourth straight North Non-Public B title with a semifinal battle against fourth-seeded Rutgers Prep.


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From June 2-29, Evearad Stelfox will be exhibiting at the Thomas Memorial Library. The show is courtesy of the Cape Elizabeth Arts Commission.
Stelfox has been working in photographic collage for several years and has exhibited in Oregon; Vermont; Portland, Maine; and Cambridge, Mass.
An avid art historian, Stelfox creates collages that reflect this interest, and include juxtaposing art historical images with current, contemporary images of the world we live in. He collects images in a way that others collect objects. Photographs taken on his many walks are collaged alongside many other images of interest. The result is a myriad of ethereal ideas, shapes, realities and non-realities, blended in a final photographic contact print.
"The one thing I can say is that I never know what a finished piece will look like while I am working with the fragments and pieces of images I am collaging," Stelfox said.
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April 30, 2016
Saturday was day one of national fishing and boating week and in our area it was a beautiful day for it.
This national annual celebration runs the first week of June through the 10th.
The week coincides with most state's free fishing days.
More information can be found at: http://www.takemefishing.org/community/events-and-attractions/national-celebrations/national-fishing-and-boating-week
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Inside MMA (05-14-2012) complete Show Video
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The Former UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez joins Kenny Rice and Bas Rutten to talk about his UFC 146 bout against Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva and his path back to the title. Also on the show, UFC lightweight contender Clay Guida, Strikeforce Women's Bantamweight Champion Ronda Rousey and Strikeforce Heavyweight Grand Prix Finalist Daniel Cormier. And Ron Kruck talks to the biggest names in MMA in a special Mother's Day report.


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July 26-29, 2012
Pasadena Bead and Design Show
Pasadena, California
September 26-28, 2012
Heart of California Bead and Adornment Expo
Fresno, California
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Arlington, Texas
February 3-February 8, 2013
To Bead True Blue
Tucson, Arizona
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The Tucson Bead Show, Tucson, Arizona
Tucson, Arizona
The web redesign I've been intending to do for months is finally done. Hopefully you will enjoy the new layout I've intended for it to be more informative, with places to share new work, upcoming shows and updates. I've sacrificed a large amount of torch time in the last week to getting some of my internet chores out of the way. I tackled the task of finally re-learning how to make websites. It's been a while and the process has changed a lot.
In addition to the website updates I've also created a facebook fan page for Tangible Light Studios. This will be the place you can get immediate updates on new listings and experimental work. You can become a fan here. My facebook page is linked into Etsy, but you can still access all my work for sale through the gallery page here on the website as well.
This Sunday (the 25th of April) I'll be at the LA Bead Society Show in Culver City. It's from 10am-4pm at Veteran's Memorial Auditorium, 4117 Overland Ave at Culver Blvd., Culver City. I hope you will come down and check it out!! If you need more information please check the Bead Society of Los Angeles website.
Welcome to the Tangible Light Studio website.
I'm Michelle Davis and I make handmade glass beads and jewelry in my studio in California. Please feel free to contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions
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A repository of topical scholarly papers is maintained in the Computing Research Repository.
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Baby pushing down hard
I'm 32 weeks, with my 2nd pregnancy (induced the first time) and am feeling the baby pushing really hard as if he's going to come out. Is this normal or should I be worried about going into pre-term labor?
Posted: 12/29/2007 by csosborne
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I'm 34wks and 80% effaced and my baby is pushing down hard as well. A week ago my baby weighed 6lbs. I'm not sure how much he weighs now but my belly has gotten bigger. My doc told me Monday that I wasn't going to make it to 35wks which is next Wednesday. He also said that I could go into labor at any moment and that he wasn't going to stop it because of the baby's size. At 28wks I was contracting bad and was 60% effaced. At that time I received 2 steroid shots for my son's lungs, placed on bed rest, and procardia to stop the contractions. The doctor thought that he was going to come a lot sooner than now. So if he comes at any time now he'll still go home with me. When I was checked on Monday he also said I was practically sitting on my baby. The ultrasound showed his head in my bikini area and his feet under my breast (he's long and ready!) Oh yeah, 2nd pregnancy as well. Hope this helps a little. Sorry about the thoughts being scattered!posted 06/22/2012 by DQHulitt
I've been feeling the exact same thing. I'm 34 weeks along now, but I've been feeling it for quite some time. The doctor and nurses don't seem worried about it at all, but one nurse said that she bets my baby comes early because he's head down already and putting painful pressure on my cervix sometimes. But it scared me to when it first started happening. I thought I was miscarrying again.posted 10/01/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
im 36 weeks and i am having the same thing also the baby is pushing on my cervics and the doctor said that her head is far down but they wont do anything bout it.posted 05/12/2008 by crzyinluv43952@aim
I am feeling the same....I am 34 weeks and the baby is kicking less and less every day. She either rolls or pushes her head or buttocks on the top or sides of my tummy. I don't know if this is normal.posted 03/09/2008 by Baby_in_making
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