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The cold has moved on and I'm feeling much better. My DH had his surgery last Thursday and it went well. Hopefully he will be able to fully recover and go back to work sometime around January/February.
Now for my epiphany... I've spent a fair amount of time tracking what I eat and being brutally honest about it. Bad habits and all. I've isolated my worst offender. Would anyone else care for a glass of wine?
I know that's not a glass, but that stuff is like potato chips... you can't just have one! It adds up!
That considered, I must also look at my second worst offender. It seems that every meal that includes white flour is about double the amount of calories I was planning on eating for that meal. White flour culprits include pasta, white bread, flour tortillas, and anything with crust. I always figured it was the cheese (ok, I live for the stuff!). Nope, when I cut the cheese back to just a touch or even omit entirely I'm still getting the super hit on the calories and sodium that I am trying to avoid.
So now what to do with that information? I have already cut way back on the white flour stuff so we only get them for dinner 1-2 times per week. I think I need to cut that back to 1-2 times per month. Doc's have been saying for years that we need to cut out the processed flour/sugar foods. I think I just caught on... finally.
I think my goal is many many fresh vegetables and lots of really lean meat. I've been looking around and found "diets" that really don't fit. For example: Most "diets" forbid potatoes. A potato is not a processed flour/sugar food. Its a potato. I've grown them myself. You really can walk up to a plant and get one. I think they should be okay.
I'd love to have more information on a "whole food" type regimen but I'm not finding anything that goes beyond the weight loss diet type stuff. I'm 40 (about to be 41) and don't want to fool with this up/down diet/eat cycle anymore. Time to start eating in a way that I can sustain and enjoy for the rest of my life.
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Requirements for joining this fraternity is $18.2 million. That's what Chicago Cubs outfielder Alfsono Soriano pulls down in a year. That gets him No. 50 on Sports Illustrated's Fortunate 50, a list of the highest paid athletes in 2013.
The richest athlete in 2013? Not who you think. In fact, if I hadn't peeked, I could have got 10 guesses and been 0 for 10.
It's welterweight fighter Floyd Mayweather, Jr., thanks to a couple of huge paydays from championship matches this year. In fact, he nearly doubles No. 2 and No. 3.
A look at the top 5:
5. Tiger Woods: Formerly No. 1, he's climbed back into the rankings following his personal life problems in 2009 cost him both on and off the course. Salary/winnings: $7.8 million. Endorsements: $33 million. Total: $40.8 million.
4. Kobe Bryant: Salary/winnings: $27.8 million. Endorsements: $19 million. Total: $46.8 million.
3. Drew Brees: Saints QB signed a new contract that included a huge $37 million signing bonus and he's tapped into endorsements with his family-man pitches. Salary/winnings: $40 million. Endorsements: $7.8 million. Total: $47.8 million.
2. LeBron James: Salary/winnings: $17.5 million. Endorsements: $39 million. Total: $56.5 million.
1. Floyd Mayweather, Jr.: Welterweight bout against Robert Guerrero on May 4 earned him $32 million. A fight in September against Saul Alvarez could earn him about as much. Cha-ching in 2013. Salaray/winnings: $90 million. Endorsements: $0. Total: $90 million.
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The only professional athlete from a Texas team sport is Dirk Nowitzki of the Dallas Mavericks. He's No. 35 at $21.3 million.
There are 24 Major Leaguers on the list, followed by 13 from the NBA, and eight from the NFL. Oddly, two of them are from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, No. 15 WR Vincent Jackson ($25.3 million) and No. 21 offensive lineman Carl Nicks ($24.2 million).
There are no women on the list.
Floyd Mayweather was No. 1 on Sports Illustrated's Fortunate 50 last year—knocking out Tiger Woods, who had been No. 1 every year since SI started producing the list in 2004—it looked like a fluke, the result of the $85 million he received for his fights with Victor Ortiz and Miguel Cotto. Now Mayweather is proving that he belongs at the top. From just two bouts this year, one earlier this month and the other scheduled for September, he will earn at least $90 million, and that's conservative; he could make as much as $128 million.
There are other notable shifts this year. LeBron James (No. 2) passed Kobe Bryant (No. 4). Tiger Woods (No. 5) is back above Phil Mickelson (No. 6)—thanks to $4 million more in tour winnings. Drew Brees wasn't on last year's list but he burst into the top five thanks to a $37 million signing bonus from his new contract.
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Puck's Glen
A fairy glen named after Puck from a Midsummer's Night Dream. Medium difficulty walk, easy to follow path, start from Forestry car park near Benmore Botanic Garden - 2 miles, 1.5 hours.
Look our for: ferns and mosses beneath a canopy of coniferous forest, giant trees.
Further information: www.forestry.gov.uk
Glen Ogle, along old railway
A chance to see the historic railway viaduct. This waymarked trail follows the old railway line out of Lochearnhead and heads towards the pass to Killin. Car parking at start of walk - 6.5 miles, 3 or 4 hours.
Look out for: mountain plants, butterflies.
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Endrick Mouth via Aber Path
Part of Loch Lomond National Nature Reserve, a special place with a rich natural heritage. Parking at Millennium Hall, Gartocharn. Easy walk - allow 2 hours.
Look our for: woods, waterfowl, reed beds.
Further information: www.nnr-scotland.org.uk
Bird of prey trail, in the Trossachs
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Look out for: birds of prey.
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Conic Hill
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Look out for: geology - heather moorland, upland birds.
Inchcailloch is part of the Loch Lomond National Nature Reserve. This magical island is steeped in history and a haven for wildlife. Medium difficulty walk after ferry crossing.
Look out for: woodland, woodland plants, birds, fallow deer. In the spring the island is carpeted with bluebells.
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The Lodge, Aberfoyle
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Look out for: osprey, water fowl.
Further information: www.forestry.gov.uk
Kilmun Arboretum
Admire groves of remarkable exotic trees collected from around the world.
Look out for: exotic trees, eucalyptus.
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Strathyre, Bailefuil Walk
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Look out for: red squirrels, buzzards, wood peckers.
Further information: www.forestry.gov.uk
Inchmahome, Lake of Menteith
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Look out for: ospreys
Further information: www.historic-scotland.gov.uk
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Too often when travelling, we focus on the route rather than the journey. Within the National Park, there are now four additional reasons to pause, reflect and absorb your beautiful surroundings. Viewpoints have always played an important role in tourism in the UK. Now a Scottish Government national initiative has developed picturesque stopping points on key roads through the National Park and brought the viewpoint right up to date.
The National Park commissioned young design and architectural talent to create new artworks that provide visitors with the opportunity to break their journeys and to enjoy iconic Park vistas:
'Woven Sound' - Falls of Falloch
'Woven Sound' allows visitors to experience the thundering Falls of Falloch at close range. The trellised shelter weaves through the vegetation and extends over the water's edge complementing its natural surroundings and the falls themselves.
Off the A82 Tarbet to Crianlarich, 1 mile north of The Drovers Inn and 3 miles south of Crianlarich
'LookOut' - Loch Voil
Blink and you may miss it! 'LookOut' is a mirrored stainless steel covered wood-framed cabin, situated in the field at the head of the loch. Reflecting the dramatic landscapes around, this shiny box blends seamlessly into the countryside.
Off the A84 Callander to Lochearnhead, west up the Balquhidder glen, opposite Monachyle Mhor
'Faerie Hollow' - Loch Lubnaig beag
Situated in a natural hollow 'Faerie Hollow' provides travellers the chance to stop, sit and linger whilst gazing across the loch and mountains beyond. Engraved poetry on man and the seasons, and the possibility of mythological encounters only add to this viewpoint's attraction.
Off the A84 Callander to Strathyre, at a small lochside picnic site 5 miles south of Balquhidder.
'An Ceann Mor' - Inveruglas
An Ceann Mor (Gaelic meaning, large headland) is an 8m high pyramid shaped viewpoint at Inveruglas offering spectacular views across Loch Lomond and to the peaks of Ben Lomond in the middle distance.
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So basically they are piggybacking off of LimeWire and charging people that don't know that they can get it for free (illegally).
Problem I see with this is that the record agencies would want quality control on the tracks that they release.
I work for Grooveshark, a music service based out of Gainesville, Florida. The upshot is that we are offering free, unlimited streaming as well as DRM-Free tracks for download (at around .99 cents per track). Since we're doing this all over a peer to peer network a la Limewire, we have also decided to share a percentage of each sale with the people actually sharing the music. Thus, if you upload a song and someone downloads it from you part of the money goes to the copyright holder, part does to us and the rest is credited to your account.Link (Thanks, Steve!)
We are really working to build grass roots support for this idea. we have gotten the interest of a ton of independent labels as well as some larger ones (Magnatunes/Naxos/Sheridan Square), and even though we're not out of California we have still managed to raise awareness with Angel Investors. We've released our BETA and the press release for it is going out later today, we want as many people to see the product as we possible can and your help would go a long way.
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So basically they are piggybacking off of LimeWire and charging people that don't know that they can get it for free (illegally).
Problem I see with this is that the record agencies would want quality control on the tracks that they release.
You guys might want to get a copyright lawyer on-staff, as soon as possible.
The grapevine (which is mostly me, who knows a guy who knows a guy who once ate lunch with Sam) says that they do have lawyers, label deals and basically everything you need not to get sued into oblivion.
They're basically free streaming with the option to buy over p2p. Not a terrible deal.
I think is a great idea. but as the guy above me said. You must have a good lawyer
a) The phrase is 'a la Limewire', so they presumably have their own client/server system, not Limewire.
b) They are picking up labels in the same way as eMusic, not illegally distributing copyrighted work.
Well, that's what I read anyway.
Guys, first of all, thanks Cory for supporting us with this post — your work along with Larry Lessig's were the main pillars on which we built Grooveshark.
Hi everyone, I'm Andrew and I work for Grooveshark ::hi Andrew:: and I apologize if my endorsement is offensive for anyone.
That being said, I felt it necessary to respond to Tazzy's question:
We actually are an independently built and managed p2p network that uses similar architecture (it's p2p) as Limewire, but by no means are we trying to dupe any of our users.
Our community allows users to live their music through a 'musical wikipedia' wherein they can read, review, and edit just about everything in our site, connect with friends, and get recommendations for songs (kind of like Last.fm but you can buy the songs directly from us), and when you share songs, you can then get discounted or free songs.
And yes, we have a good one, two, or three lawyers to help us out here.
But the most important part of our team, in all honesty, is our community that is helping us to change the industry, for the better, member by member.
Thanks again guys !
Answering myself:
a) Yes, yes they do.
b) It does look like the p2p system *could* be abused from what they say on the site – a user could point the client at their iTunes Library if they wanted. Hmm, they probably had better be careful.
Simon is pretty much on the money in regards to the stated concerns.
We have filters in place which will restrict music files to a minimum of 128 kbps. This, of course, isn't the only option for our members. We'll scale from your everyday, typical mp3 file (128 kbps-320kbps and beyond) on up to OGG and FLAC files. Of course, there will be no "premium" for this higher quality of sound, as you've seen on other channels of distribution. These tracks will remain 99 cents. In that regard– and as far as quality assurance goes– there is nothing to worry about.
Secondly, we have all legal aspects covered. While I of course cannot delve too much into this, our system is perfectly legitimate and set to shake things up a bit.
I hope this clears everything up. If you have any other questions or concerns, I'll be happy to field them. Cheers!
Sounds like a really great idea. I hope it takes off.
The agreements appear to be with American groups only (ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC). What about the rest of the world? Are we restricted from accessing Grooveshark?
I'll definitely go check out the service – it sounds like what I've been waiting for…the artist gets their dosh, the users don't get hassled by The Industry, and rabid collectors willing to spend the time ripping to a service get a potential reward.
Good luck – I'll do my part to spread the word after I check it out this evening.
Supports Linux. That's a good sign.
We want to strive to have music from all over the world available to anyone on the world. So if you don't live in the U.S. you will still be able to use grooveshark and share music with anyone, regardless of geographical location.
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Secondly, we have all legal aspects covered. While I of course cannot delve too much into this, our system is perfectly legitimate and set to shake things up a bit.
Glad to hear it! Good luck, Grooveshark!
So what happens if the encoding is of a bad quality (like re-encoding music with a lower bit rate)?
The problem with this, is that when people get payed to deliver goods, there will be frauds. Someone might upload a Madonna song, and claim that it is Mariliy Manson. Is there a built in system to protect those who buy fake songs?
A better solution would be someting like iTunes combined with p2p. You download parts of the song from the store, and the rest of it is downloaded from the users. The users get paid based on bits/second rate or something, and each part of the file is checked against a central hash database (like Bittorrent)
Wooo! This seems like an awesome idea. Sent my application in immediately.
I'd like to know exactly why this is somehow going to attract people (and labels for that matter) if they're splitting the profit from purchased P2P downloads with the artist and the sharer.
Either the labels are taking a drastic, drastic cut in profit, or the cost of the tracks is going to be significantly higher than on other services.
Why would a label agree to this?
What am I not getting here?
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"So what happens if the encoding is of a bad quality (like re-encoding music with a lower bit rate)?"
Encoding won't be an issue, as bitrates are clearly displayed.
"The problem with this, is that when people get payed to deliver goods, there will be frauds. Someone might upload a Madonna song, and claim that it is Mariliy Manson. Is there a built in system to protect those who buy fake songs?"
You can stream all songs in their entirety on Grooveshark free of charge. If you like what you hear, you can buy the song. This way you'll never accidentally download the wrong song. In fact you can even tell which version of a song you want.
I'm a little disheartened that you are so quick to judge without taking a closer look. As great as iTunes has been, it has not solved the music industry's problems. Keep in mind that Grooveshark is an honest attempt by a group of college students to change the music industry for the better. We all enjoy music, and we'd like to see a system that benefits the industry as whole (Yes that includes the artists, labels and consumers).
We are, and will remain, our own biggest critics.
Feel free to email me with any questions you may have.
-Nathan Thompson
In response to (#17) Anon:
The labels love the idea for this very, very simple reason: the great majority of the files that show up in Grooveshark were previously being shared illegally. Once they enter Grooveshark, all downloads of those exact same files from within the system will generate revenue where previously no revenue existed.
This definitely shouldn't be viewed in terms of ANY sort of a "cut in profit", because the original revenue that the labels were receiving was exactly zero.
As for splitting the profit with the user, here's how that part works: the labels usually have a set rate that they use with most digital music services, such as iTunes, Rhapsody, or even Grooveshark. That part is what they want, and that's what they get. From there, *we* split our profit, 50/50, with the users. The only people who are paying out of their pockets to the users are us.
-Nathan Thompson
For a small group of college students trying to change the music industry you sure do have a lot of employees that all look to be under 25. Who's dad is bank rolling this bad boy?
If I was furthur in my IT degree, already had my label set up, and lived in Florida, I'd absolutely love to work for you guys, but sadly that all might be a little ways a way.
Quite honestly this is the VERY FIRST TIME I have seen a music distribution model that I had absolutely no reservations about. Fucking bravo :)
As far as legal issues are concerned, we actually are keeping an escrow account for the major record labels and any other labels we do not currently have on board. This is exactly like the movie industry and we are told by our lawyers that this is the way to go.
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Is the capital of one of the most famous provinces of Iran, The Azarbaijan or Aturpatgan. It is the land of Azargoshnasp temple; The fire temple of the Kings and the Nobles of Iran.
It is perhaps the birth place of Zaratushtra.
Tabriz, Being the provincial capital of Eastern Azarbaaijaan ( Aturpaatgaan ), has slightly more than 1,400,000 population (1992 census) and was the second largest city in Iran until the early 1970's. Tabriz has been the capital city of Iran on numerous times throughout the old history of this country. Tabriz is located in a valley to the north of the beautiful Mount Sahand. The valley opens out into a plain that slopes down gently to the northern end of Lake Orumieh, about 60 km to the west.
Tabriz is 310 km southeast of Bazargan ( Iranian- Turkish frontier); 159 km south of Jolfa on Iran- Aran (Azarbaijan republic ) border, and can be reached by very good roads, rail (742km from Tehran, with connections to the Europe and Moscow), and air from Tehran and other major cities.
The 160 km long Talkheh Rud or Aji Chai is the major river of the city, formed by merging of three smaller rivers of Ab Nahand, Guri Chai, and Ojan Chai which all originate from the Sabalan Mountain range and heights in the southeastern part of the town. The Talkheh Rud and other streams join the lake of Orumieh after passing through the valleys between the Sorkhband and Yekkeh Chin mountain north of Tabriz and Osku district. Mehran Rud also called Liqvan rud originates from the peaks between Karim and Sultan Mountains overlooking the Liqvan village near the beautiful Esparakhoon and Qeshloq villages.
By virtue of its location, Tabriz has a mild Summer climate,which makes this city an ideal Summer vacation spot for the Iranians from the more Southern areas of the country. The Winters are cold and the snow filled mountains of Tabriz are perfect for the lovers of Winter sports. Tabriz has a continental type of climate with low humidity of average annual rainfall of 289 mm.
Tabriz has been vulnerable to earthquakes throughout its long history, one of which nearly destroyed the city completely in 858. After being rebuilt, it was again devastated in 1041, when more than 40,000 people lost their lives.
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Today happens to be St. Patrick's Day and coincidentally it also happens to be the five year anniversary of the day when a big Irish baseball player sat down in front of Congress and told the world that "steroids is bad".
It was on March 17, 2005 that Major League Baseball had their day of reckoningin front of the House Government Reform Committe and players like Rafael Palmiero, Sammy Sosa and the afore-referenced Mark McGwire made fools of themselves when they danced around questions about their use of performance enhancing drugs.
But, hey at least Big Mac wore a green tie that day.
Of course all's well that ends well, and with a quick, teary-eyed admission with Bob Costas in 2010, McGwire is now back in the dugout as the hitting coach for the St. Louis Cardinals. Oh and steroids didn't help him hit the ball further…at all.
With today being such a traditionally joyful holiday, let's forget about all that negative stuff and instead celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a cheap collage of some notable people who had the name Patrick (and a frightening leprechaun).
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This old man has lived through decades of great music… and it shows! At first, he has no one watching him play. Quickly, people take notice and in only a few minutes he has an audience of about 50 people watching! Sure this isn't SO unusual… crowds gather all the time for free music, right? But once the people start dancing around 4:30, you know it's a party! My favorite part is when he says "Rock and Roll, it's good for the soul!". Bravo, old timer, keep on rocking!!! Please click below to share this awesome video to put a smile on all of your friends' faces.
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Back before Portlandia, there was an amazing thing called Gracies—a collective without collectivizing, whose main objective was creating fun and absurdity. Besides a series of weekly brunches, Gracies produced three different movies. All of these "Somewhat Rapid Movie Projects" were created from concept to watchable film—in a very short period of time (48 to 72 hours!) Do You Copy was created in the Dirty Winter of 2002 in a spurt of fevered creativity. At Copy Maker, Brian has been trying to get his order filled for weeks but their "special" machine keeps ruining his print job. Jason and Peter, despite gross incompetency, attempt to stall him while completing other print jobs, ignoring the weirdness of their clientele. They escape to fantasy worlds and fight mutant aliens on their hunt for the double sided transmutation crystals. Who is the bigger asshole, the boss or the customer? Witness a great slice of Portland history, and a fun movie to boot. Featuring Joe Biel as a robot and some other zinesters scattered about.
- Taylor Singletary 2/20/2009
I had so much fun making the soundtrack to this movie. You can find most of the soundtrack here these days: http://virb.com/reality_technician/audio/albums/8456
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wow! i am so happy to see this cinematic masterpiece has finally reached the sacred shelves of microcosm. this will have to tide me over until the trilogy dvd is available. (rotating food, do you copy?, and cold lampin')
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5 Kitchen Things You Should Always Pick Up at a Flea Market
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I like shopping at flea markets, garage sales, and antique fairs ... in theory. I love the idea of hunting for and finding a treasure, but the reality is that these places can be overwhelming to navigate, particularly if you don't know what to look for, or you're not sure if what you're finding is a good deal.
That's where this list comes in handy. You can bet pretty fairly you won't regret buying one of these five kitchen things, should you happen upon them at a flea market! These are the major scores we always look for.
White Enamel Flatware
Faith's Daily Find 09.29.14
White Enamel Flatware from World Market
• $5.32 to $5.92 for set of four forks, spoons, or knives
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This flatware is charming, unique, and inexpensive. I bought a few pieces last week and I love the enamel-dipped handles. It's not available online right now but I found plenty in my local store. I also really like the aqua and mustard yellow colors. Cute for everyday, or for a party.
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Throwing an outdoor soirée this summer? If you're not terribly enthused by standard disposable tableware (read: blue plastic cups and wimpy white paper plates), we don't blame you. Thankfully, there are some lovely, colorful, and just plain cheerful disposable table pieces out there. Here are 10 picks that would prettify any picnic table:
Why the Sterling Silver Iced Tea Spoon Is Good for So Much More Than Tea
When we got married, my aunt gave us two sterling silver iced tea spoons, promising I could use them for so much more than tea. Which is good, because — get ready to take away my Southern card — I don't like iced tea. I know. But my aunt was right. These spoons are good for so much more.
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Silverware is intended to help you eat. It helps you raise food from a bowl or plate in a civilized way and place that substance in your mouth. When it goes beyond the call of duty to, say, help you spin spaghetti or tell you you're eating too fast, well that's just not OK.
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I didn't give much thought to my flatware set until I realized, quite suddenly, that I really disliked it. The dull forks do a terrible job of spearing food, the knives are bottom-heavy and always fall off the plate, and the spoons... well, the spoons are okay. After talking to my fellow editors about this problem, I realized this is a common complaint. It's really hard to find a good set of silverware.
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Whether you decided to upgrade your silverware or you received a new set as a gift, you are faced with a couple options for your old spoons: you could sell them, donate them, hoard them, give them to your college-bound friends and family OR you could get crafty.
Strangely Beautiful: Bioplastic Disposable Tableware That Look Like Vegetables
I find these biodegradable plastic utensils, which are designed to look like vegetables, so so pretty. I'd take them any day over their boring plastic counterparts!
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While living in Japan, I learned to eat almost every type of food with chopsticks. It didn't take long to realize I had been eating salad like a chump my whole life.
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By Steve Elliott ~alapoet~ in Legislation, Medical, News
Tuesday, November 6, 2012 at 12:57 pm
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The ballot issue calls for relatively tight regulation of medical marijuana, according to Steve Fox, director of government relations for the advocacy group Marijuana Policy Project, reports Stephanie Haven at The Tufts Daily.
"We've learned from [California's law], and we now draft initiatives so only those who need [medical marijuana] can get it," Fox said. (Of course, it isn't up to Fox -- or anyone except you and your doctor -- to determine if you "need" medical marijuana.)
A poll was released and conducted by Public Policy Polling regarding the measure in late August. It revealed that 58 percent of those surveyed are in favor of medical marijuana.
The actual question that was asked read: "Question 3 would eliminate state criminal and civil penalties for the medical use of marijuana by qualifying patients. If the election was today, would you vote yes or no on Question 3?"
"Some people may not be ready for it to be legal for all adults, but there are some seriously ill patients who could really benefit from it and it's really unfair to subject those people to arrest," Fox said.
Four years ago, Massachusetts voters decriminalized non-medical marijuana by voter initiative, the same process through which medicinal cannabis could be legalized in Tuesday's vote.
Although some polls have recently shown declining support for Question 3, 55 percent of 600 likely Massachusetts voters support the medical marijuana measure, with 38 percent opposing it, according to a KCTS-9 poll, reports Alison Vekshin at Bloomberg Businessweek.
The initiative is backed by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the Massachusetts Patient Advocacy Alliance and the Committee for Compassionate Medicine.
Opposing medical marijuana in Massachusetts are the Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association (surprise, surprise) and the Massachusetts Medical Society (beholden to Big Pharma and its fat prescription kickbacks, no doubt).
The ballot language of the measure reads as follows:
|A YES VOTE would enact the proposed law eliminating state criminal and civil penalties related to the medical use of marijuana, allowing patients meeting certain conditions to obtain marijuana produced and distributed by new state-regulated centers or, in specific hardship cases, to grow marijuana for their own use.
A NO VOTE would make no change in existing laws.
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Subscription Boxes Unboxed – Green Kid Crafts
I started my search for subscription boxes that you, our Dear Readers, might like with adult geekiness. But adults aren't the only ones who need a little stimulation and fun. Many of our readers are parents looking for ways to promote science, critical thinking and un-plugged fun for their kids.
I have a box for you, as well.
Green Kid Crafts is exactly what it sounds like: eco-friendly crafts for your 3- to 10-year-old child. Each month, the fun and distinctive green and white box will arrive with three to four crafts based around a theme. The box that I received is "Discovery Box #23: Mad Scientist." That sounds like fun, right? Other themes have been "Backyard Scientist," "Around the World," "Planet Protector," and "World of Music." The box will also include a copy of Green Kid! Activities Guide (a $5.95 value) with "tons of additional content for continued exploration and discovery all around the month's theme, including additional parent resources, book recommendations, puzzles, games, coloring activities, and much more!"
The hope is that these crafts will inspire curiosity about STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics), ecology, and activism while the kids have hands-on fun. At least, that's the hope of Penny Bauder, the mom of two and environmental activist from Anchorage, Alaska, who started Green Kids Crafts. The monthly Discovery Boxes, the STEM Science Kits, and the Creativity Kits are all developed by teachers, crafty moms, and STEM experts—all while being kid tested and mother approved.
The company is certified carbon neutral. They work so hard at this that they don't even have a traditional office, but rather a virtual office that stretches from California to Alaska to Connecticut. The company has won awards for both the products they sell, and also the business practices they use to sell them.
Each monthly Discovery Box starts at $19.95 for one month, and goes down to $16.95/month if you sign up for a year's subscription.
Do I think it is a good fit for our readers? Absolutely.
The box is kid friendly with bright colors and easy to understand instructions. Each craft comes in its own reusable bag with almost everything you will need. If there are other items or ingredients needed, they are listed on the easily read instruction sheet before opening.
The box also included a bright card with pictures of all three crafts finished, which made me itch to try them out even more (yeah, I don't think growing up is on my list of things to do).
My box came with everything advertised except the Activities Guide. I'm guessing it was forgotten in the packing. I would really like to see the guide to be able to tell you more about it, but if it is of the same quality as the rest of the box, I'm sure it is excellent.
The three crafts included were Fizzing Lava Lamp, Magnet Friend, and Slime Monsters! The great folks at Green Kid Crafts even sent along a pair of kid-friendly safety scissors to use for the crafts. The instruction card for each craft gives an age appropriate explanation for how the chemical reaction works with the correct nomenclature.
Overall, I think that this is a great product for children and adults alike. The children have fun activities that inspire them, and the parents have ecologically responsible, educational entertainment for their children.
Next month's box is a Botany Discovery Box and that sounds like a lot of fun. I wonder if anyone would make fun of me for wanting one?
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Russia, United States spar over Syria
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June 14, 2012
Russia and the United States have sparred over the violence in Syria.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton again blamed Russia for making the situation in Syria worse by sending military helicopters to the regime of Bashir Assad.
Clinton also expressed disappointment that Russia had ignored repeated requests to suspend its military ties with Syria.
"We have repeatedly urged the Russian government to cut these military ties completely and to suspend all further support and deliveries," Clinton said. "Obviously we know because they confirmed that they continue to deliver and we believe that the situation is spiraling toward civil war and it's now time for everyone in the international community including Russia and all Security Council members to speak to Assad with a unified voice and insist that the violence stop and come together with Kofi Annan to plan a political transition going forward."
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov rejected the helicopter charge, explaining any Russian arms shipments to Syria were connected to earlier weapons contracts and that such weapons were solely for air defense systems.
Many media reports quoted Lavrov as accusing Washington of arming Syrian rebels. However, he only said the United States was supplying "special means" to the region.
Nevertheless, Clinton denied Washington was arming rebels in Syria.
Meanwhile, Amnesty International has accused Syrian forces of terrorizing the residents of towns believed to shelter rebels.
In a fresh report, Amnesty said government troops and militia had dragged men from their homes, executing them and burning their bodies as their families watched.
In Paris, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said France will propose giving the United Nations the power to enforce Kofi Annan's Syrian peace plan.
Fabius said one of the options under consideration at the Security Council was a no-fly zone. That amid reports Syrian forces are using helicopter gunships to fire on rebel strongholds.
On the ground in Syria, state media said government forces had regained control over Haffeh after a weeklong offensive on the region.
Free Syrian Army rebels said they had withdrawn from Haffeh at night on June 12.
UN observers had tried to visit Haffeh on June 12, but they turned back after being greeted by an angry mob and being shot at as they tried to get out.
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Lee Coulter With Michael Tiernan & Gayle Skidmore
- When Tuesday, March 27, 2012 at 8 p.m.
- Where Belly Up Tavern, 143 S Cedros Ave, Solana Beach, CA Map | Website
- Age limit 21+
- Categories Indie, Singer/Songwriter, Vocal Music
- Cost $9 - $11
Above: Promotional photo of Lee Coulter.
It's been a long time coming but it's finally ready to release: "Mr Positivity" the physical manifestation of my ongoing battle between the creative and the rational. Spoiler alert, in the end, it's love and connection that remains paramount. I'm so excited to share it with you and the wonderful Belly Up stage with my talented friends, Michael Tiernan and Gayle Skidmore. Please come, bring your friends and let's make it something!
$1 per ticket sold will go to the San Diego Music Foundation.
Date: March 27th, 2011 at 8 p.m.
Cost: $9.00 / $11.00 day of show
Location: Belly Up Tavern, 143 South Cedros Avenue Solana Beach, CA 92075-1963 Google Maps


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Building peace is complex and long-term – it requires patience, perseverance and commitment. We make an impact at different levels of society: community, political and international.
What separately are small steps – to change attitudes, develop understanding, encourage discussion and empower civil society - together can have a big impact on resolving conflict and preventing future violence.
There is evidence that Conciliation Resources connects the local to policy levels by its work with practitioners in the field, the opportunities it creates for people to hear about this work – through Accord publications and policy briefs – and through seminars and workshops. In so doing it has an influence in improving understanding, changing thinking and influencing policy.
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- West Africa: youth leaders prevent escalation of violence
In the aftermath of two bomb blasts in Jos, Nigeria in 2014, members of our Youth Platforms for Peace mobilised to prevent reprisal attacks and a flare-up of violence in their communities.
- East and Central Africa: local peace committees empower communities
38 local protection committees in the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan and the Central African Republic have empowered local communities to play a confident and active role in their own safety, and the reintegration of Lord's Resistance Army returnees.
- Southeast Asia: contributing to an official peace process
As a member of the International Contact Group, we contributed to the peace process between the Government of the Philippines and Moro Islamic Liberation Front. In 2014, this process led to the signing of a Comprehensive Peace Agreement, ending four decades of conflict.
- Accord: exploring legitimacy and peace processes
Our 25th Accord publication responded to the need for clearer and deeper thinking on the role of legitimacy in building peace. The significant findings from the publication on the importance of local ownership and local governance, were well-received by peacebuilding practitioners and policymakers in various locations including the UK, US and Scandinavia.
- South Asia: building connections through trade in Kashmir
Our work to support trade across the Line of Control (LoC) between the Indian and Pakistani administered parts of Kashmir, led to the formation of a Jammu and Kashmir Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Conciliation Resources and partners began working together in 2008 to set up the practical infrastructure for this trade. This is the first such cross-LoC institution, and it is enabling the trade initiative to go from strength to strength. This is benefiting hundreds of people from an emotional, security and economic perspective and leading to greater confidence and trust between the two sides.
- Pacific: supporting young Fijians to embrace new rights
In the lead-up to Fiji's first election in eight years in 2014, we supported our partner The Fiji Women's Rights Movement to effectively mobilise and educate young people (who make up almost half of registered voters) about their rights as citizens and the importance of political participation.
- Caucasus: Karabakh Contact Group
Through this initiative, policymakers and high-level diplomats have been exposed to analysis, insights and fresh ideas from some of the leading analysts of the Karabakh conflict. It is the only format for leading thinkers from both sides to discuss key stumbling blocks in the Minsk peace process. In one of the worst periods of violence and tension, convening such meetings, is a clear example that cross-conflict dialogue can continue and is desperately needed if the sides are to understand each others' perspectives and find ways of envisaging a different future.
- Latin America: giving victims a voice in the peace process
Together with victims' groups and organisations, we enabled victims from outside Colombia to feed directly into the Colombian peace negotiations for the first time ever, through the organisation of the International Victims' Forum. Forums were held simultaneously in twenty cities around the world in 2014, including London. The initiative received support from many in Colombia, including the Government and the FARC. It resulted in an unprecedented recognition of the rights and needs of victims outside Colombia, including victims from the diaspora being invited to the Havana peace talks to tell their stories to the panels.


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Hello friends....i have two doubts on SA/V ratio
1) Whether the S.A/V ratio depends only on size & shape.....or else on its orientation or inclined position also?
2)Whether the S.A/V ratio is same for both cube and sphere?
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Tammy Blanchard Biography
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Birth Name: Tammy Blanchard
Born: 12/14/1976
Birth Place: Bayonne, New Jersey, USA
Born: 12/14/1976
Birth Place: Bayonne, New Jersey, USA
When actress Tammy Blanchard landed the lead role of the young Judy Garland in the popular 2001 ABC miniseries "Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows", it seemed almost pre-ordained. One of the first roles the Bayonne, New Jersey native had ever played with Dorothy in a grade school production of "The Wizard of Oz", a part she would repeat in junior high school. Feeling an affinity with the character and the actress who so memorably inhabited the role in the 1939 feature, Blanchard delivered a fascinating and memorable turn as the youthful incarnation of Garland. Earning rapturous reviews from even the most jaded of critics, the young actress received an Emmy nomination for her efforts. Not bad for someone whose only professional credit had been a three-year stint (1997-2000) as a troubled teenager on the long-running CBS daytime serial "Guiding Light". Her character of Drew Jacobs endured the usual soap fare, from discovering she was adopted to engaging in a love affair to searching for her birth parents. With her thick "Joisey" accent, Blanchard enjoyed good press and fan support. Since her Emmy-winning, star-making turn as Garland, she landed a co-starring role in "Stealing Harvard" (2002), a comedy about a man who turns to crime to finance his niece's college education.