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NDA Program
The purpose of The Linux Foundation ("LF") NDA Program is to facilitate the sharing of proprietary specifications between (i) open-source community developers who are actively working on projects that depend on the interfaces defined in those specifications ("Developers") and (ii) third party companies who want Developers to develop open source work product based on those specifications ("Third Party Companies"). Depending on the situation, LF generally will use the following approach to help Developers gain access to specifications.
Indirect-Signing Model
Under this model, LF negotiates with the Third Party Company to sign an NDA Program Confidential Disclosure Agreement for Contributors directly with LF, giving LF access to the required Third Party Company specification. Additionally, the Developer signs an NDA Program Confidential Disclosure Agreement for Developers directly with LF, intended to provide the Developer with access to the specification covered under the NDA on terms mutually agreeable to the Third Party Company, LF and the Developer. Under this model LF's intention is to:
1. Ensure the NDA is consistent with open-source development processes.
2. Indicate who are the intended recipients (i.e. Developers) of the specifications.
3. Enable the Developer to access to the specification covered under the NDA on terms mutually agreeable to the Third Party Company, LF and the Developer. The independent contractor agreement is NOT an agreement to hire or pay the Developer for any services.
LF generally manages the receipt, use and return of the specification being shared under this model, with the cooperation and assistance of the Developer.
How to Request Services from LF
Third Party Companies or Developers can request help in signing NDAs and delivering or receiving specifications by sending a request, to developer-nda at linuxfoundation dot org. The request must include:
1. The name of the company or entity that owns the specification.
2. A contact name of the owner company, if the requester knows one.
3. The names of community developers needing access to the specification.
4. The name of the specification.
5. A brief explanation of why the specification is needed by the community developer.
Third Party Companies and Developers may be asked for additional information. LF will review inbound requests and will make a final decision following consultation with its Technical Advisory Board. All decisions are final and may be made in the sole discretion of LF.
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Laura Gordon begins her first season as assistant coach of the Fresno State women's tennis team. Gordon will join head coach Simon Thibodeau to help the Bulldogs achieve their goals of winning the WAC and returning to the NCAA Tournament.
Gordon spent the 2006-07 season as an undergraduate assistant with UCLA under head coach Stella Sampras Webster. Gordon helped guide the Bruins to the NCAA Championship team finals, finishing the season with a record of 21-8 and a No. 3 ranking.
"Laura brings a great deal of energy and college experience to our team," said Thibodeau. "As a player she overcame many obstacles and reached the summit of NCAA tennis, she also has the character and work ethic to become a head coach in the future."
Gordon played for UCLA from 2002-06. The former walk-on, battled for a spot on the team, eventually playing in the No. 1 singles and doubles position and earning All-American honors in both as a senior. Gordon and her doubles partner reached the quarterfinals of the 2006 NCAA Tournament in her senior year. She earned All-Pac-10 and All-Academic Pac-10 following the 2006 season.
Rewarded for her inspiring dedication and commitment, which enhanced the team's performance and exemplified the spirit of college tennis, Gordon was received the ITA/Cissie Leary Award for Sportsmanship in 2006. She graduated from UCLA with a degree in history in 2006.
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PICS: Harry Styles' Swanky New London House
He's only 18 but he's got the world at his feet. And seemingly a string of older ladies too.
One Direction have made a shedload of DOLLAR this year, and now Harry has decided to invest some in traditional bricks-and-mortar (which kids, is a very sound investment!).
Hazza has splashed his cash on a luxurious 4-bedroom house in a posh end of North London, and we've got a bunch of pics below.
(Anyone fancy photoshopping Harry in these pics? Lol!)
The party pad is 2,300sq ft in size with a big south facing garden, and it comes with four big bedrooms, three bathrooms as well as three reception rooms.
Oh, and it's got plenty of space for Harry to park his fleet of cars 😉
The Stylator has been living in a flat in the East End of London but wants to move closer to his showbiz chums, Radio 1's Nick Grimshaw particulary.
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Facebook acquires Onavo to make mobile apps more data efficient
Data compression could make Facebook more wallet friendly
SOCIAL NETWORK Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been shopping again. This time he picked up Onavo, the Tel Aviv based startup whose apps include services designed to monitor and compress mobile data.
The move will benefit Zuckerberg's interests at two levels. With Facebook keenly emphasising its mobile credentials, the Onavo service could persuade doubters that it's time to give the service a go.
Meanwhile his Internet.org initiative plans to bring internet connectivity to the parts that other means just can't reach. Compression technology might make Facebook a viable option in parts of the developing world where data is an expensive luxury, while for the rest of us the prospect of lower roaming charges might be enticing.
As well as being a new subsidiary of Facebook, Onavo will become a satellite office for Facebook in Tel Aviv, the first time it has had a direct presence in Israel. So far there's no information on how much money has changed hands, but figures of between $100m and $200m have been mentioned.
In a blog post, Onavo said, "We're excited to join their team, and hope to play a critical role in reaching one of Internet.org's most significant goals - using data more efficiently, so that more people around the world can connect and share.
"When the transaction closes, we plan to continue running the Onavo mobile utility apps as a standalone brand. As always, we remain committed to the privacy of people who use our application and that commitment will not change."
However, we might speculate that the technology involved could also be integrated into mobile Facebook apps to make them more data efficient, luring more people to share their lives as they live them. µ
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Diablo Cody
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"If this whole writing thing doesn't work out, I'll be getting right back on the pole."
- Diablo Cody
Diablo Cody is a former stripper whose very first screenplay, 2007's Juno, catapulted her to the top of Hollywood's "It" list, and she has since managed to capitalize on her newfound notoriety by signing up for a number of high-profile (and eye-catching) gigs.
Diablo Cody BiographyBrook Busey was born on June 14, 1978, in Lemont, Illinois. Brooke's childhood was spent within the confines of a comfortable, middle-class environment, and it was there that Brooke -- better known as Diablo Cody -- first began to cultivate her lifelong interest in subjects of a decidedly esoteric nature. Diablo Cody's rebellious streak took hold while she was in her early teens, as she found herself rejecting many of the movies, books, and television shows her schoolyard peers had so willingly embraced.
By the time she enrolled in the University of Iowa's Media Studies program, Diablo Cody had definitively decided to pursue a career within the arts. She took her first stab at a creative gig with a brief stint as a DJ for the school's student-run radio station, though, by the time she had graduated, Diablo Cody found herself forced to take on tedious work as a secretary and a proofreader.
diablo cody blogs her way to successIt was during her time as a secretary that Diablo Cody initially discovered the world of blogging, as she decided to vent her frustrations with the job by posting a fictional web journal that reflected her day-to-day exploits. Diablo Cody's comfort on the internet resulted in a long-distance relationship with Minnesota-based musician Jonny Hunt, and it was her decision to move in with Jonny that led to the creation of her infamous nom de plume ("Cody" for Cody, Wyoming and "Diablo" for the Devil).
Once situated in Minneapolis, Diablo Cody, simply out of curiosity, began working as a stripper and documenting her experiences on a blog entitled "The Pussy Ranch." Diablo Cody's stint within Minneapolis' salacious underground provided the up-and-coming blogger with a fountain of material for the site, and it wasn't long before she had accumulated a small but very loyal following of readers -- one of whom turned out to be an agent who agreed to represent her. Diablo Cody was subsequently hired to pen a book detailing her experiences as an adult entertainer, and in 2003 she emerged with the critically acclaimed Candy Girl: A Year in the Life of an Unlikely Stripper, which proved instrumental in paving the way toward her Hollywood breakthrough.
diablo cody writes junoEncouraged by the success of Candy Girl, Diablo Cody, spurred on by her supportive agent, decided to try her hand at a screenplay and emerged with a quirky story about a pregnant teen entitled Juno. The script ultimately landed in the hands of Thank You For Smoking filmmaker Jason Reitman, who found himself charmed by Diablo Cody's undeniably distinctive voice and agreed to direct the film almost instantly. Rising star Ellen Page was cast in the central role, and, along with costars such as Jennifer Garner, Jason Bateman and Olivia Thirlby, the movie began rolling in early 2007 with a planned Fall release date.
After premiering at the Toronto and Telluride film festivals, Juno began to amass the kind of super-positive buzz that's usually associated with high-profile, star-driven studio vehicles. Yet the film, which finally opened in North America in December of 2007, went on to become one of the year's most successful sleeper hits and Diablo Cody soon found herself rubbing shoulders with some of the industry's best and brightest. The peak of her Juno ride surely came in February 2008, as she beat out such established names as Brad Bird and Tony Gilroy to win the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay, and Diablo Cody currently (and deservedly) has earned herself the reputation as one of Hollywood's most promising up-and-coming screenwriters.


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Handicap Parking
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Posted 17 January 2013 - 07:43 AM
I live in Illinois. At my home my landlord has put a hadicap parking sign up for me. She said that it is her sign and on private property so really anybody can park there. I have a placard but didn't have it up one day and got a ticket. Is she right or wrong?
Right about what?
She's right - it's her sign.
She's right - It's her property.
She's right - Anybody with handicap plates or placard can park there.
What does all that have to do with you getting a ticket?
You didn't have your placard, you got a ticket.
You might get it dismissed by showing your handicap ID at the court.
Warning: Legal issues are complicated. Explanations and comments here are simplified and might not fully explain the ramifications of your particular issue. I am not a lawyer. I do not give legal advice. I make comments based on my knowledge and experience. I guarantee nothing. If you act on my comments without the advice of an attorney, you do so at your own risk.
Posted 17 January 2013 - 02:42 PM
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Posted 18 January 2013 - 12:11 PM
I was wondering if my ticket was valid since I was on private property.
The answer to that is yes, the ticket is good even though your car was parked on private property. The first sentence of Illinois Vehicle Code (625 ILCS 5/) section 11-1301.3(a) provides the rule that applies here:
(a) It shall be prohibited to park any motor vehicle which is not properly displaying registration plates or decals issued to a person with disabilities, as defined by Section 1-159.1, pursuant to Sections 3-616, 11-1301.1 or 11-1301.2, or to a disabled veteran pursuant to Section 3-609 of this Act, as evidence that the vehicle is operated by or for a person with disabilities or disabled veteran, in any parking place, including any private or public offstreet parking facility, specifically reserved, by the posting of an official sign as designated under Section 11-301, for motor vehicles displaying such registration plates.
(underlining added). As you can see from the statute, it specifically makes it an offense to park in a designated disabled parking space that is on private property without displaying a disabled registration plate or decal.
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Top Chef Secrets Revealed: Tom Colicchio Drinks at Judges' Table
And Padma could listen to Kevin Gillespie talk about cabbage all day long.
Padma Lakshmi was not shy about sharing some of Top Chef's secrets at Saturday's Times Arts & Leisure Weekend event, also featuring Eric Ripert and Gail Simmons. Frank Bruni moderated the panel and Tom Colicchio was out of town, but that didn't stop Padma — who seemed ready to give birth any second (her doctor was sitting in the front row) — from dishing on his drinking habits. If we could peek underneath that judges' table, we'd find a gin and tonic nestled between Colicchio's legs. Padma suggested watching the top of Colicchio's pate — astute viewers will notice a shiny red glow growing as the debate rages on. Judges' table can last for as long as five hours, said Gail. We'd need a drink, too. Judging the finale lasts even longer (Eric Ripert almost missed his flight out of Aspen in season three), because the winner must be a unanimous decision. Producers sometimes seek the opinion of an unofficial fifth judge named T-Bone: He's the camera operator who takes all the still-life food shots and then eats the dishes.
The judges had plenty to say about the contestants, too. They're all proud of Herold Dieterle and Perilla, especially, Gail explained, because he stayed true to the concept he wanted before, during, and after the course of the show. And, like the audience, they all loved Kevin from season six. When describing his dishes, Kevin would often go on for 45 minutes or longer — but the judges, completely transfixed, wouldn't notice how much time had passed until a producer stepped in to tell him to wrap it up.
Other than Kevin's soliloquies, however, the judges don't know anything about the contestants' personalities until the show airs, as they're barred from contact with each other until after the finale. Of course, this doesn't stop all contestants from trying — Stephan, from the New York season, once gave Padma a dozen roses, only to have them yanked out of her hands by a producer a second later. And despite limited contact, Padma, who sees the contestants more than any other judge because of the Quickfires, occasionally gets some insight into how the contestants feel about one another. This season, she knew that everyone hated Robin because whenever she would bring up her cancer, Padma would see all the other chefs start rolling their eyes in her peripheral vision.
The judges would love to take the show international in future seasons, but the logistics of taking a crew of 80 to 120 abroad means that probably won't happen any time soon. Production for the seventh season begins in the spring; Bravo is waiting till after Padma has her baby. ("They've been through like twenty pregnancies with Heidi already," she joked). So, would Padma want her child to grow up to be a chef? "Only if she's a really good one."


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Does it involve Cthulhu?
XD Glad you like it
Aughh You didn't like the one I showed you? (Its okay you can use that avatar next)
I liked it, but this is *too* adorable.
Than I shall find Uber-dorable Cthuhlu! Challenge Accepted!
Hastor's Hood, I could only find a video of adorable old ones:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOHJUrcVdJk
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Lyme with bartonella
I was diagnosed with the Fry Labs bartonella bug in March of 2010 and was put on 4 different antibiotics and bolouke for 4 months. I improved a lot but never fully recovered. I changed my LLMD for other reasons and have been up and down with symptoms ever since. My current LLMD clinically diagnosed me with lyme and I have been on minocycline and klonopin for almost a year. I was still having a lot of symptoms and looking for some answers when I found out about your protocol. I'm currently taking your protocol ( 6 weeks now up to 3×3 of each), my doctor's antibiotics and bolouke. I feel like I'm starting over again, having a lot of my early symptoms returning (too many to list). Do you have any suggestions? Thanks for all your help and hard work with this disease.
If you have bartonella, then you will have to treat it as well as the lyme. The best easy protocol for bartonella is:
Sida acuta tincture (from woodlandessence.com or firstname.lastname@example.com) ¼ tsp 3x day for 30 days
Hawthorn tincture, same
Japanese knotweed, (tincture, same dose as above, from woodlandessence.com or firstname.lastname@example.com, or capsules from greendragonbotanicals.com 2 capsules 3x daily)
ECGC 400mg +- daily
Houttuyina (Yu Xing Cao – 1st Chinese Herbs, powder) 1 tbl daily
L-arginine 5000 mg daily in divided doses
Milk thistle seed, standardized, 1200 mg daily
All for 30 days.
PLEASE NOTE: If you have active herpes, chicken pox, or shingles DO NOT USE L-arginine.
In general, the most important thing is to decrease the inflammation dynamics that are occurring in the lyme (knotweed), increase immune strength (cat's claw, rhodiola tincture – ¼ tsp 3x daily, eleuthero tincture, same), and work on the bartonella. Plus addressing specific symptoms.
posted on January 3, 2012 in bartonella, boneset, Co-Infections, Herbs, japanese knotweed, miscellaneous
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January 13, 2012 at 7:40 pm
Have been waiting since mid October, but Woodand Essence should finally have the sida acuta in stock in another week or two weeks at the most.
January 13, 2012 at 7:49 pm
I did some research on arginine and found a couple of PubMed articles on using that amino acid for babesia and ehrlichia as well as for bartonella.
I switched hubby from 1000 mg x 3 of niacin to the same dose of arginine and he feels it is much more helpful for babesia head swelling/pressure headaches. I am stopping the butterbur, vinpocetine and gingko capsules and the prickly ash tincture as they seem to have lost their effectivenes..
Will try increasing the dose of arginine to your suggested dose.
Thanks so much for continuing to update your protocols.
January 16, 2013 at 2:13 pm
Bea and Stephen
Going on 7 year struggle with Lyme Bartonella and Babesia.. been through mulitple protocols, doctors, LLMDs, naturophaths, glutithione and detox ivs, Rife etc… I am finding the same issues noted just never leaving me is agitation for no good reason and rage that just can come up out of nowhere, massive head and sinus pressure, travelling pains, neck and back pain, fatigue, bouts of ADD-like symptoms that wax and wane, crushing fatigue and just wanting to hide out socially when like this so I dont hurt anyone plus its just draining trying to try and function normally…..these ups and downs impacts my family and kids greatly… I just cannot be who I want to be and just cant seem to get over this. I dont know if I have beaten any of the 3 infections over the years and still dont know which one I am battling .. I know the Byron White A-BAB formula helps but I tried the A-BART formula and just 2 drops were unbearable. I stopped seeing doctors in Sept because just tired of the fight and constant research and trial and error…. but I am getting worse and need to get on a protocal again.. I have never tried the Buhner protocol… but not sure if should focus only on the above noted Bartonella protocal stephe recommended. any advice or thoughts to get my fighting spirt back are appreciated! Note, I was also on a year and a 1/2 regjime of rifampin/ and boluke some cortisol control and other support stuff when Frye and PCR finally uncovered the Bartonella and babesia that never showed up with my original positive Lyme diagnosis..
April 13, 2013 at 7:57 am
Hi Lynn,
I am sorry to hear that you are still struggling with this terrible disease; I have Lyme and Bartonella since 2008, I was on buhners to start then I decided to go with traditional chinese medicine. I was on the cowden program for two years I have been on Zhang's protocol for about a year now and my Lyme is pretty much eradicated, but I have learned that the coinfections are harder to kill than the Lyme itself, so I am still battling some bartonella, but will continue with HH2 and possibly rifing which I have not yet done, to kill it off. I found this article which you may want to read;http://www.wellsphere.com/lyme-disease-article/i-met-with-dr-zhang-last-week-an/670773 I have found in my experience that TCM was the way to go, also if you are anywhere near Two Frogs Healing Centre in Maryland make an appointment with Dr.Greg Lee he speciializes in hard to beat Lyme cases, and is a master of TCM. I am in Alberta, Canada and he helped me greatly. I hope I was able to help you some, I am a mother of three myself and my prayers go out to you and your family. Don't give up the fight.
July 18, 2013 at 11:58 am
My son has been battling lyme and co-infections for 10the years. Has started to have heart and breathing issues due to bartonella. Anxiety is heightened as well. Did you experience this? If so what did you do for treatment? I am concerned about endocarditis. I am so afraid we are going to lose him.
December 19, 2013 at 6:30 pm
Hi Kimberley. I live in Alberta Canada also and have just recently caught the Lyme. Is there anyway I can get in touch with you? You seem to have come a long way.
May 6, 2015 at 10:06 am
Rage from nowhere or easily triggered comes from pork. Leave all pork products out of your diet. It does go away quick and stays away unless you eat pork again. I don't know why but it works like a charm.
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Her First Step
Rice called a friend at the school of dental hygiene at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston: Dental Branch, where she had taught part-time almost 20 years earlier. She wasn't hopeful; she had interviewed at the school the year before and lost out to someone with a master's degree. "But my friend asked, 'Are your ears burning? Someone just quit and your name came up,'" Rice recalls.
The Snowball Effect
Rice cut back her dental office work to one day a week and began teaching three days. At 55, she also went back to school (which cost $8,000) for a master's degree in education.
What She Learned
Rice was nervous during her first months as a student but surprised herself by making almost all As. "I was in a class with three PhDs, four MDs, and me, the dental hygienist, the oldest in the class," she says. "But being older made me confident." She put up with a grueling schedule for two years — work four days a week, school two nights a week, studying all weekend — and earned her degree in 2004.
Why She Loves It
She's earning 30 percent less than she could in a dental office, but she thrives on the variety implicit in academic life: clinical days teaching technique, lecturing, office days doing research, the constant give-and-take of a scholarly community. "I'm always learning new things," she says. "Teaching keeps you on your toes."
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We had some big hail last night. Here, take a look are what we found this morning.
Hail! And damaged plants too. And yes the holes in the Aeonium are from the hail.
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Jbot Says:
March 19th, 2011 at 5:07 pm
Made me so sad last night to see another few rounds of hail.
The streets and rooftops were pure white for awhile.
I am afraid to go out and see the damage today…
Megan Says:
March 20th, 2011 at 9:43 am
Geez! That's horrible. We were spared from hail in our parts, but a big chunk of Echium broke off during the wind storm last night. Not really devastating.
Gerhard Bock Says:
March 20th, 2011 at 10:22 am
I'm so sorry guys. This is devastating for a commercial nursery. I hope the damage isn't too widespread.
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March 20th, 2011 at 5:58 pm
We only had to pull 2 dozen plants, and they'll survive and be ready to come back out in a year it so. Of course, we'll see as more damage develops.


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UFC to pay fighters for twitter followers, good or bad idea?
The Rashard Mendenhall tweets, Reggie Bush tweets and various other controversial professional athlete twitter situations isn't scarying away UFC President Dana White.
Dana White isn't known for running away from controversy, he seems to actually embrace it. Recently, White announced the UFC and Strikeforce will pay their MMA fighters bonuses $5,000 based on how many followers they've gained. Bonuses will also be given to fighters for the biggest percentage of new followers gained and the most creative tweet.
I'm curious to know what qualifies for "creative tweet." Because if Tito Ortiz is rewarded for his twitter drama with lover Jenna Jameson, then Lord help us all.
One thing for sure, the NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL won't follow the UFC's footsteps here.
On the flip side, the incentive to interact on social media should create a more intimate relationship between fans and fighters. Sports is a function of entertainment and encouraging your athletes to have a personality and engage with fans is good for business — when the athlete knows his boundaries.
There's no doubt Dana White is a master of sports marketing taking mixed martial arts from the underground to a niche sport with a huge following. But is this opening the flood gates for more below the belt bantering or is this good fun?
Good or bad idea for UFC to pay fighters for twitter?online surveys


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We've posted on this case before, though not recently. Now single dad JEREMIAH LOVATO is finally on trial for the physical and sexual abuse of his adopted teen son. Though the word "torture" is not used in the article below, there is not doubt in my mind that the "alleged" actions of the father add up to torture.
Notice that once again, Social Services is coming off looking like a pack of drivelling idiots--4 reports of suspected abuse, and at least 20 phone calls regarding this case, but they dropped the whole thing because the boy initially denied being abused. Newsflash for you guys: It's TYPICAL for abuse victims to deny the abuse, especially if they feel it's unsafe to disclose. Maybe you should crack a book and read up on it.
Craig teachers suspected father was abusing adopted son
February 01, 2011 8:56 PM
Rebecca Faulk's eighth-grade science classroom faced south in 2008. In the light that poured in through the windows of the school in Craig, she noticed changes in one of her students.
The teenage boy was thinner and paler than he was as a seventh-grader. And Faulk saw what looked like bruises around his eyes.
"I can ... still see his eyes," she testified Tuesday in an El Paso County courtroom where Jeremiah Lovato is on trial, accused of brutally beating his adopted son.
Lovato, a Colorado Department of Transportation worker, faces 24 charges, including child abuse, assault and sexual assault.
The Gazette, which does not normally name sexual assault victims, is withholding the boy's name.
Last week, the teenager told jurors Lovato punched him and beat him regularly for two years with a wooden club, meat tenderizer and belt whenever he displeased Lovato.
Lovato is charged with sexual assault for allegedly stomping on the boy's genitals during one beating.
The teenager escaped Lovato's house on Jan. 3, 2010, after being told to get a piece of wood for another beating, prosecutors said. Instead, he sought help from a neighbor.
Lovato's attorney, Shimon Kohn, had conceded Lovato had limited parenting skills and had difficulty dealing with the boy's emotional and behavioral problems. He denied, however, that Lovato is guilty of all 24 charges.
Several teachers testified, though, that they saw signs of child abuse while the boy was attending classes in Craig and reported their suspicions to the Moffat County Department of Social Services.
Moffat County social services received four reports of suspected abuse and at least 20 phone calls about the boy, Moffat County case worker Audrey Amadei testified.
Amadei said she investigated the claims, but had to drop it for lack of evidence of child abuse after the boy denied being beaten.
In March, Amadei and another caseworker visited the boy's house after he missed six days of school and concerned teachers continued to call.
"We had very significant concerns at this point," Amadei testified.
They were to meet Lovato and the boy at Craig Middle School after the home visit to discuss the teenager's condition.
The meeting never happened. Lovato cancelled and registered the teenager to be home-schooled. He and the boy later moved to El Paso County before being contacted again by Moffat County social service workers.
Read more: http://www.gazette.com/articles/teen-112180-fled-rebecca.html#ixzz1Crfak6rS


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Created to provide the perfect white wine companion to The Prisoner, Blindfold is bold and intriguing. In establishing our own spin on a white blend, winemaker Jen Beloz and her team sought out interesting Rhône and aromatic varietals that would nicely compliment a classic Chardonnay base. Through partnering with growers who are dedicated to cultivating alternative varietals in their outstanding vineyards throughout California, the result is a wine that is complex and delicious.Aromatic and inviting, the wine opens up with subtle notes of mandarin and meyer lemon zest, complimented on the palate with delightful flavors of Anjou pear, roasted marshmallow, spiced apple tart and a hint of minerality . The finish is rich and creamy with bright, balanced acidity.


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Building Leadership Identifying and grooming leaders within your company.
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New EU support for sustainable economic growth in cities
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- 30 August 2013
LONDON: The European Commission today launched a program to help boost sustainable economic growth in the European Union's Eastern and Southern cities.
The EU plan will support urban development through energy efficiency, energy supply security and sustainable economic growth as part of its efforts to kick-start local economies and encourage municipalities to join the Covenant of Mayors. The Covenant is an initiative between regional authorities to voluntarily meet the EU's 20% CO2 reduction by 2020 through energy efficiency and renewables.
The program for Sustainable Urban Demonstration Projects funding comes from the European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (SUDeP). From the total of €35.5 million (US$46.9 million) available for the SUDeP program, around €25 million (US$32.96 million) will likely be invested in the Eastern Partnership countries and €10.5 million (US$13.8 million) in the Southern Neighbourhood.
Commissioner for Enlargement and European Neighbourhood Policy, Štefan Füle, said in a statement: "Urban populations in the Neighbourhood region have reached more than 70% in many countries and continue to grow.
"This makes it crucial to invest in a cleaner urban environment and ensure the better management of urban energy sources as drivers for economic growth and job creation, as well as a better quality of life."
The project is expected to start early in 2014.
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Rising solar demand seen in Asian markets set to continue after EU-China deal
EIB lends $230 million to boost clean energy in Central America
Offshore floating turbines could power Europe 'four times over' and employ over 300,000 people by 2030


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The Duke and Duchess to Remain our Neighbours Whilst Setting up their London Base
The newly titled Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are due to move into Kensington Palace in London, using an apartment within as their London base.
Kensington Palace, formerly the official home of Princess Diana, will act as a temporary measure, with the couple looking to acquire a larger property in the capital at a later date.
Their Royal Highnesses will retain their Anglesey property during Prince William's service as a search and rescue helicopter pilot at RAF Valley across the bay from us here at Silver Bay.
The move is due to happen before their official tour of Canada which begins on June 30th.


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The No. 2 Alabama football team opened the 2011 season with a 48-7 win over the Kent State Golden Flashes before a sold-out crowd of 101,821 at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
The Crimson Tide piled up 482 yards of total offense while the defense limited Kent State to just 90 total yards, including minus nine yards rushing.
Click on today's feature for the post-game analysis of today's victory with Phil Savage of the Crimson Tide Sports Network radio broadcast team. Also, we have First off the field interviews with C.J. Mosley and Barrett Jones in today's TideBits. We also caught up with, current Kansas City Chief star, Javier Arenas. His sideline interview is available under TideBits, as well.
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- First Off the field: barrett jones
- First Off the field: c.j. mosley
- No. 2 Alabama Football Opens 2011 Season with 48-7 Win Over Kent State
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If you're the type of person who drags out the sewing machine once or twice a year to mend a dropped hem or sew a split seam, chances are you need to dig out the instruction manual every time, too. If you've lost the instructions for your sewing machine, those knobs and dials can be quite intimidating. Fortunately, most Simplicity sewing machine models follow the same basic design, so setting the machine up to wind a bobbin involves the same actions on almost any machine.
Step 1
Place the bobbin on the bobbin winding spool on the right-hand side of the top of the machine.
Step 2
Set the machine to bobbin winding mode, disabling the needle motor. Slide the bobbin spool to the right to lock the bobbin against the thread guide; this sets the machine to bobbin winding mode. On newer machines, select the bobbin winding mode from the control panel.
Step 3
Unwind a small leader of thread from the spool of thread and place the spool on the thread peg at the back of the machine.
Step 4
Wind the leader thread around the thread guide located at the front of the machine on the left-hand side. This thread guide provides the right amount of tension for bobbin winding.
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Insert the leader thread through the hole in the top of the bobbin spool and hold the end of the thread firmly. Depress the sewing machine pedal gently to begin winding the bobbin. Stop when the automatic cutoff stops winding the bobbin or when the bobbin is full of thread.
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Remove the bobbin from the bobbin spool and trim the leader thread, if it hasn't broken.
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Alternative forms[edit]
- (without rhotacism of the stem consonant): quaesō
Uncertain. According to Nussbaum and de Vaan, from Proto-Italic *kwai-s-e/o, from Proto-Indo-European *kweh₂- ("to acquire"), via an se/o-present built upon an i-present form *kweh₂-i- ("to acquire"). In this case, cognates would include Ancient Greek πέπαμαι (pépamai, "to get, acquire"), Old Prussian quoi ("I/you want") and quāits ("desire"), Lithuanian kviẽsti ("to invite") and probably Albanian kam ("I have").
In some sources etymologized as if from Proto-Indo-European *kwoys-, *kweys- ("to see"), but this was deemed uncertain by Schrijver in 1991.
LIV accepts Szemerényi's 1960 etymology that it is a derivation of *h₂eys- ("to seek, ask"), via the form *ko-ais-(s)-e/o-.
quaerō (present infinitive quaerere, perfect active quaesīvī, supine quaesītum); third conjugation
- I seek, look for
- Quaerendo invenietis
- By seeking ye shall find.
- Quaerite Dominum
- Seek ye the Lord
- Quaerendo invenietis
- I ask, question, inquire.
- I strive for; endeavor; seek to obtain
- I miss, lack
- I desire, require
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- "quaero" in Charlton T. Lewis & Charles Short, A Latin Dictionary, Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1879.
- "quæro" on pages 1,288–9 of Félix Gaffiot (1934), Dictionnaire Illustré Latin-Français, Paris: Hachette.
- "quaerō" on page 1,533 of the Oxford Latin Dictionary (1st ed., 1968–82)
- "quaerere" on page 877 of Jan Frederik Niermeyer's Mediae Latinitatis Lexicon Minus (1976)
- De Vaan, Michiel (2008) Etymological Dictionary of Latin and the other Italic Languages (Leiden Indo-European Etymological Dictionary Series; 7), Leiden, Boston: Brill, page 503


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|The Farm Support Association is providing farmers with training to help them become self-sufficient.
- Headquarters: Port Vila
- Founding date: 1983
- Mission: Farmers helping farmers
Following independence from the British and French on 30th July 1980, cattle farms, coconut and cocoa plantations and leased lands were given back to landowners.
The Plantation Support Association (PSA) was established to address the needs of these new landowners who became farmers overnight. A training centre was set up on Efate with funds from the government and EU. It focused mainly on training rural workers how to manage a farm, for example with its apprentice scheme targeting school leavers. The PSA changed its name to the Farmers Support Association in 1983 to reflect changes in plantation ownership changes.
In 1993 FSA partnered with Venui Vanilla from Italy. This was the beginning of FSA's work with spices and organics. In 2010, FSA was selected as National organics focal point for Vanuatu and by 2011, FSA was providing services for up to 300 Vanilla farmers, including inspections, internal audits of certified farmers, and selling to Venui Vanilla.
The FSA's goal
Under the banner of 'farmers helping farmers', to make a substantial contribution to the enhancement of environmentally sustainable agriculture in Vanuatu.
FSA objectives
To help farmers:
- adopt new, better, appropriate, and environmentally sustainable farming technologies
- build and maintain a first rate team of agricultural extension advisors
- produce more and better both food and commercial products
- raise the standing of farming as a profession
Achieve sustained material increases in:
- rural household incomes;
- import substitution and/or export of agricultural produce;
- production of high value commodities.
FSA in action:
FSA support agricultural training in Rural Training Centres in Malekula, Epi, Pamma and Tanna. Their programmes include an organics spice network, Vetiver grass (for erosion control), vegetables, a working horse programme, poultry and planting materials. FSA has a very close open relationship with the Department of Agriculture. More on FSA's work.


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Cabo Wabo will celebrate National Tequila Day with a weeklong tequila-themed bash featuring half-priced tequila shots and margarita specials through July 24. Cabo Wabo Cantina combines a signature blend of authentic margaritas, tequilas and fresh flavorful Mexican cuisine.
Throughout the week, tequila lovers will enjoy half-priced shots of select tequila, including: Cabo Wabo, Milagro, Corralejo, Casa Noble, Tres Generaciones and Herradura. The Strip-side cantina will also serve up a variety of margaritas starting at $10 each, in flavors such as: mango picante, margarita verde, strawberita, Cabo Wabo sangarita and cocorita. L
Legendary musician Sammy Hagar loves his tequila especially when vacationing in Cabo San Lucas. In 1996, Hagar partnered with a tequila-making family with over 80 years of experience. The agave used to make Cabo Wabo Tequila is grown, cultivated and harvested by his partners. The Mexican government monitors cultivation of the agave plant and tequila and no spirit may rightfully be called tequila unless it comes from Jalisco, Mexico, where the town of Tequila is located. From there, Hagar opened Cabo Wabo Cantina with four locations.
It is not just the enjoying the cocktail but also embracing the atmosphere and surroundings while hanging out with friends or a fun date. There is the main dining room filled with energy and laughter. From the main dining room, elevators lead exclusively to a private dining room on the second level of the Cantina. Its Strip-side patio offers views of the Bellagio Fountain and the Eiffel Tower from the Paris Hotel. The lively bar is perfect to try margaritas or the tequila in a social setting.
Cabo Wabo Las Vegas is located in the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. Blending coastal Mexican and Tex Mex cuisine, along with the great good and drink, one might catch the Red Rocker himself jamming out with a live set on stage. Cabo Wabo Cantina opens daily at 8 a.m. More information about Cabo Wabo Cantina is available at www.cabowabocantina.com, by calling 702.385.2226, by following Cabo Wabo on Twitter and liking Cabo Wabo on Facebook. For more information about Hagar and his Cabo Wabo Tequila, visit www.redrocker.com and www.cabowabo.com.


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In conversation with fly: jeff ballard, larry grenadier, and mark turner
A cooperative group born in the early 2000s, Fly has developed an utterly original approach to the sax/bass/drums trio. They released their first album in 2004, the eponymously named Fly, for the Savoy Jazz label. The release of their second record, Sky & Country on the legendary German-based ECM label, has further raised their collective profile.
A current European tour brought saxophonist Mark Turner, bassist Larry Grenadier, and drummer Jeff Ballard to Paris for a few days at the end of May to play the Sunset, one of the premiere clubs of the French capital, and to teach a master class. Paris-based Thierry Quénum, a regular Jazz.com contributor, asked them to talk about their vision of music and the history of their group.
How and when did the three of you meet?
Mark: I met Larry in high school in California in 1984, and I met Jeff in New York in '91.
Larry: I met Jeff in the early eighties at a jazz camp in California. I was still in high school and he was already in college. We started playing together during the eighties. As for Mark, after our first meeting in California, we met again near Boston, where we were both studying in the early nineties. Then we moved to NYC, where Jeff had moved a year before. Jeff and I lived together downtown, while Mark was living in Brooklyn. We had a lot of sessions at our house, and once we invited Mark, which was the first time that we played trio together, around 1991.
Jeff: In fact, I was the one who put the band together officially for the first time: in 2000 Chick Corea presented his sidemen, with their own bands, on an album called Origination. So Fly first appeared on record as the Jeff Ballard Trio. We all felt great about this, so we kept on playing and made our record for Savoy in 2004 ...
Larry: … and we continued, even when the relationship with that company faded away. We had gigs in New York and other places in the States.
Did you decide right away to use a collective name?
Mark: Yes, pretty much.
Larry: It seemed like the music that we are making was not about one person being out front. It was not about a saxophone with bass and drums accompaniment, so it didn't seem right to call it one person's name. It was three equal parts.
Jeff: The fact that the three of us have been sidemen more often than leaders also pushes us to take greater care of the two others. Hence, this collective conception of the trio.
Were you conscious that you were different from most sax/bass/drums trios?
Mark: Maybe in the hindsight, but it certainly wasn't a conceptual idea. There were things that we knew we anted to do—the length of the compositions being an obvious example, or the fact that the improvisation shouldn't necessarily be on the entire form of the song—that may be markedly different from what other trios do, but it never was meant to be so. Of course, we thought about the form of the tunes, because that's what came [from] checking-out the possibilities of this bare-bones band.
Larry: What happens with a band like ours is similar to what happens when you develop as an instrumentalist or a singer. You're an amalgamation of everything that you've listened to and that turned you on. All this unconsciously finds its way into the music. But we never decided to sound like any particular band, or not to sound like any particular band.
There was one tune that you composed together on the first record, but none like that on Sky & Country. Was that deliberate?
Jeff: No, we just happened to be living closer to one another at the time, which made this type of things easier.
Larry: But even if they're not composed collectively, these tunes all have our input. Lots of the tunes are not originally fully formed, and though one of us has composed them, we collectively decide how they're going to evolve. The form is a huge part of this process and taking in everybody's ideas and making them part of the tune can be considered as some kind of collective composing.
Are you conscious of an evolution between the first and second records?
Mark: I would say that the second is more pastoral. The improvisations are more woven to the sound itself than they were in the first. We're writing that way and that's part of our evolution. Just the same, we go towards longer forms.
Larry: We're finding ways to create more musical interest, and one of them is to have different sequences to a tune so that a strong break between these sequences can bring a dramatic evolution to the next one. That goes for the improvisations too. The song becomes like a landscape that evolves over time, as opposed to giving the whole form at the beginning and repeating it at the end. It's not your typical AABA jazz form, and we're exploring the possibilities of what can happen with just these three instruments. Besides, the soprano that Mark uses on this new record brings a new element of sound.
Would the writing process that you're talking about be possible with another type of trio?
Larry: Every band has its own plusses and minuses. The plus in this band is that by limiting the number of voices you're increasing the possibilities for each instrument, but in each type of band you're dealing with the possibilities for the sound to come out.
Jeff: Actually, we're discovering that there's more potential than we originally thought, and it's very exciting. We even felt it these last few days, playing several nights at the Sunset in Paris, and I think the next bunch of compositions will reflect these evolutions. Being sidemen in other projects, we also bring back inspiration from outside this band, and the reverse happens, too.
Larry: This band is a laboratory in a way …
One last question about the repertoire: On the first record, in addition to the band's original compositions, you covered Jimi Hendrix and Reid Anderson tunes. Not on Sky & Country. Why was that?
Mark: We do play other people's tunes live. For example, during the Paris concerts we played a Lucky Thompson composition. It's fun to adapt other tunes to this band, it's almost like rewriting them. But for this record we focused on our own material.
Does it have to do with the fact that it's your first ECM record? Which brings me to ask you how you met Manfred Eicher.
Larry: I knew him from the records I'd done with Charles Lloyd. Besides, we all grew up on ECM records and they had a big impact on us. So when we started thinking of a label, ECM naturally came as a possibility, and when we brought the music to Manfred, he was immediately interested.
Jeff: It took a long time, though, even after he'd said yes, but that's our pace anyway.
Larry: Some people are surprised that we are on ECM, but actually it seems to fit us pretty well. ECM has been labeled in a certain way, but if you look at their catalog—from the Art Ensemble of Chicago to Keith Jarrett through Arvo Pärt—it's big and very diverse. We somehow bring something that was more present at their beginning than it is now, something that was part of their core stuff. It also fits, because of the space that comes through in our music and that can be played in the studio in a very cool way. Manfred is very aware of that, of the soundscape.
Was he present in the studio, and how influential was he?
Mark: He was there, but he was mostly influential at the mix. It was a collaboration, something very unique. He also brought a lot of interesting ideas for the sequencing of the tunes.
Let's talk about live music. Do you have more gigs now that you are ECM artists?
Mark: We're playing about two tours a year, plus one or two weeks in New York. We'll probably do more now that we're on a label again, since you know labels facilitate work. But we've been working all along.
Your personal schedules allow you to do so?
Jeff: We're consciously making it so that it happens. Larry and I already asked Brad Mehldau if he could leave some space free for us to play with Fly, and he was very open to the idea. So there'll definitely be more happening.
How about venues? What do you like best: clubs or bigger rooms?
Larry: Most people would think clubs are the best for us, but we also like bigger places. We'd play a different set than in a club, but it can be nice too. Something about a club that's unique, though, is that you're right next to the audience and you can physically feel the energy going back and forth with them. There's nothing like that to a concert.
Jeff: The club also gives you the possibility of playing several nights, and it's good for us and for the people who can come several times and get a picture of what's going on. I'd like more of these long runs.
Mark: When you think of Monk, who played several months in the same club, six nights a week—this really does have an effect on the music.
I don't know about the United States, but are you aware of the fact that in Europe, Fly has become a reference for many musicians, mostly younger ones?
Jeff: We've noticed something from the audience that comes to see us. It's always been young. As far as musicians are concerned, there's been a lot of talk about Mark's influence on tenor players younger that him, but we haven't heard about an influence from Fly as a band.
Mark: Definitely, there are young musicians in our audience, but I think there are too in Kurt Rosenwinkel's audience, in Brad Mehldau's audience, or in the audiences of other bands where I'm playing.
Larry: I'm not aware of that influence either, but it's cool to hear about it.
Jeff: If these younger musicians you're talking about are attracted by our way of playing, I'm glad to hear that because I love our type of interaction and I'd like to hear it more. Of course one of the reasons for this supposed influence is that there are more and more jazz students and we can only hope that our supposed influence will help them develop their curiosity towards what influenced us. It's a long process to check out music that is not easily available in the time when you grow up. To us, Count Basie has always been one strong influence, for example.
Do you often teach master classes, like the one you just did at the Paris Bill Evans Piano Academy?
Jeff: Quite a bit, yes. That's fun. And the students actually asked us some questions about band playing.
Larry: I'm still thinking about this idea of our influence on younger players. I think that one of the things that may appeal to them is that our band is musically very inclusive. Everyone wants to be inclusive, but they don't know how. How do you make Duke Ellington and Steve Coleman come together, or Ray Brown and Jaco Pastorius? This happened rather naturally for us, and I think it can be appealing to younger players.
Mark: In fact, I'm not sure many bands that are concerned about changing directions inside a tune, or weaving composition and improvisation more together have as many older influences as we do. For example, on the last record we have tunes that have an older feeling, that go back to the forties, a bit like that Lucky Thompson tune that we played live.
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// Jun 09, 2009 at 07:47 PM
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I saw Larry and Jeff with Brad 2 summers ago. Great show at Caramoor.Saw Jeff with Avishai and Chic Corea a few yrs back at the Blue Note. Looking forward to seeing FLY.


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Got plans for Halloween? Why not dress up and dance the night away for a good cause? The West Montreal Singles 40 plus meetup group is holding a Halloween benefit dance in support of PetitsPawz. Dress in costume--as a cat, of course!
The details are below:
- DATE: Saturday October 30th , starting at 8pm. Costumes are optional.
- COST: $12 - includes midnight snack - door prizes - prizes for best costume
- WHERE: 448 Trudeau, corner of Clement in Lasalle.
- INFO: James at 514 364 0260


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The Super 8 Custer Welcomes you to the scenic rolling Black Hills of South Dakota. We are conveniently located in the middle of all major Black Hills attractions, including Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse Mountain Carving, Jewel Cave, Wind Cave, and Custer State Park. After you have spent your day traveling and exploring the beautiful Black Hills, park your car, truck, or RV in our large secure parking lot, then let our professional and friendly staff assist you in finding the clean and comfortable room that will fit you and/or your familys needs. Enjoy expanded cable TV w/remote control featuring HBO, ESPN, Fox News and Disney, relax in one of whirlpool suites, or simply lounge by our indoor heated pool or soak in our hot tub. Join us in the morning for our complimentary SuperStart breakfast. See you along the way. Rollaway available at a charge of 6.36 USD tax included. Refrigerator available in some rooms at a charge of 5.30 USD tax included.. Maximum of 2 pets are allowed for a non-refundable charge of 15 USD per night. Pet Sanitation fee is 50 USD if applicable. ADA defined animals are welcome at this hotel.
Amenities· Accessible facilities
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For the person who is part of an academic community, honesty in academic work engenders trust and ensures credibility and authority. At Monmouth College, where high value is placed upon learning through the free exchange of ideas, our academic community must be able to trust to the truthfulness, sincerity, and candor of its working members. Not just the reputation, but the very continued existence of the academic community depends upon adherence to standards that authenticate our processes of education. And so at Monmouth College, in order to sustain the credibility and authority of our educational aims, we describe and enforce standards of academic honesty.
To put
this matter another way, as money is the currency of the banking industry,
ideas are the "currency" of higher education. While
a family may be rather casual about money and financial records at
home, it would be a
very serious matter if employees of a bank failed to keep detailed
and accurate records or did not insist upon accounting for all cash.
oversights in
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Yesterday, online discount shopping destination, ideeli.com, unveiled its newly redesigned website with an all new design and navigation to make it easier for customers to shop its vast collection of fashion, apparel and home decor deals. The site which was recently acquired by Groupon is boosting their brand with a new look and feel that their customers will enjoy.
"Now that we've officially joined the Groupon family and broadened our reach, it's a great time to refresh the website and put our best foot forward," said Stefan Pepe, ideeli's Chief Executive Officer. "And our new look and feel will soon showcase a slew of new spring offerings."
The ideeli website now features a variety of enhancements, including a refreshed logo and large feature image at the top of the home page. Some of the other new highlights include:
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● More use of color and lifestyle images to help customers visualize how to wear the products
Overall, ideeli brings the runway to the "real-way" by providing a fashion destination where members will discover the latest trends and experience the satisfaction of significant savings. As ideeli celebrates the relaunch of its website, its featuring a highly curated collection of the latest spring trends and name brands. Trends this season range from floral and global prints to safari and brights, across the categories of women's and men's apparel, shoes, accessories and home.


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I think about food.. every . day .
Wednesday, January 02, 2013
I had a conversation with someone, not to long ago, about how she just didn't want to have to think about food every single day. She knows how to lose weight (been there done that), but once she stopped thinking about food, the weight crept back on. She really wishes she could just not think about food and have it be done.
Good god! Me too!!
But that really is not the case at all.
I think about food every . single . day. Period.
But at least now it's not the 'What am I going to indulge in next" or "what can I eat to make myself feel better" (who knew I was even doing that before??? But I was! Oh yes, I was.) or "omg, I really need to have ______ " because 9 times out of 10, it was garbage I was really needing to "have".
Now it's more like this: "What are we going to eat that is healthy enough for the kids and fast enough so we can get to our next activity" or "Geez, we haven't had that in a while" or "Well, I already overdid it with the salt, I think we are going to go this way for dinner tonight" or the ultimate "I am really close to being in or out of my calorie range for today, and I really want to be on track, so let's skip this and go for that."
See... I still think of food, but it's with a different frame of mind.
Even during the holidays, there is always this little voice in the back of my head calculating the calories of the prior week's "sins". It has become a part of my brain to think that way. Heck, I know for sure how much a slice of bread's calorie count should be for a portion during a meal. Nooooooo...don't worrry.... I'm really not obsessive, it's just that it has become knowledge after tracking food for so darned long!
Don't get me wrong, do I have moments when I don't want to think about food? I sure do! Are there times when I let caution fly to the wind and lower the flood gates? I sure do! Do I sometimes have a blast! I sure do! Do I regret sometimes that I did go out of my "new normal" comfort zone? I sure do!
I would say that 9 times out of 10... I am thinking about food, every minute of the day. It's like guys thinking about sex 90% of the day! LOL OMG I just realized that right here...right now! LMAO!!! Funny stuff...but true!
What I'm trying to say is that you HAVE to think before you do or act or in our case, eat... as with everything in life. This weightloss thing is no different.
Now off I go, to tuck the kids into bed and finish my water so I can get up and pee at 2 a.m. It's like clockwork...I'd miss if it didn't happen, just like tracking my food! LOL
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Your constant thinking about food has changed to healthy thoughts..like you said what can I make that is healthy and fast for the family., I think about food all day as well. Before I go to a restaurant I have some game plan as to how to eat healthy there. I do cook ahead for meals and lunches which helps. I think this is a good thing..as it was mindless eating of anything that got me gaining weight.
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I'm the same way!! I love that you are now always thinking about food with a healthy spin! I'm trying to the same thing...eat to nourish my needs not my wants!!
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I think of the meals I need to prep in a day, then try to forget about it.
Trouble is we women have to plan food for a week, shop for it, put it away, cook it and serve it up.........is it any wonder it's always there lurking in our brains LOL
I think I'd prefer to think like a man
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I'm with Dalid414, I do the same thing, my breakfast/lunch are already packed. Lol funny
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hmmmm, wonder what's for dinner tomorrow
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I think about food all day too! I'll be eating breakfast and I'm thinking about lunch (usually packed the night before), during my morning snack I'm thinking: how much water have I drank. During lunch: how many calories do I have for my afternoon snack and dinner... It's a never ending cycle. BUT IT WORKS!!
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I love food...and you're right. Thinking about food as nutritional/healthy/having a purpose changes its image.
Have fun at 2 a.m.!
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I so understand! I love food! I am a foodie, I love good food, junk food, comfort food, healthy food... and I like to eat. So there it is!
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Yes i totally agree, i would LOVE to not have to think about food, but I do, and its better for me that I do. However like you said, its with a different mind frame. What do I need to put into my body to sustain it and be healthy. Not what can i snack on next or what will make me feel better, etc. Although I think its not quite as LOUD of a voice now that I've built it into a lifestyle. Which I am thankful for.
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Great post! I try to think of it in chunks. Like planning meals once a week. The key word being try!! I still think about food a lot!
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Ha Ha! I like your comparison about women thinking about food and men thinking about sex! Truth be told....lol
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It's my party and I'm celebrating with a review and a giveaway!
I am so happy and so astonished that it's already my one-year blogging anniversary.
I am very thankful for everything this blog has brought to my life in the past year. When I began blogging I had no idea what direction this blog would take. Want proof? Check out my first blog post here!
It was Pete who pushed me to start a blog. He's always been my number one fan – maybe it's because I've totally spoiled him and made sure that a gluten-free diet means only one thing to him: yummy. Actually if you asked him, he'd definitely say that he's never eaten better.
I am so thankful, firstly to my friends and family. I appreciate your blog comments, your emails telling me that you passed my blog onto a friend, and your curiosity about the blogging world I live in. I especially love that you've tried my recipes. It means so much to me.
I am also thankful for all of my blogger friends. I can't believe how quickly we've all become friends. I don't know what I'd do without your guidance, your support, your virtual laughter, and of course your blog comments. All of you make me feel like I'm doing something outside of raising two beautiful babes. You feel like my colleagues who help keep me sane.
Lastly, I must thank my loyal and faithful readers. YAY! I have readers. I am so honoured that you follow me, read my posts, try my recipes, ask me questions, and leave me comments. You help to give this blog purpose, focus and direction. So keep leaving me comments and I will keep blogging.
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To celebrate this big anniversary (it's a relief to get the first one under my belt) I'm teaming up with Ricki Heller, the awesome blogger behind Diet, Dessert, and Dogs.
Ricki is also the author of the baking book Sweet Freedom. I bought my copy about 5 months ago and just got a chance to play with it recently. It's been fun! Sweet Freedom contains recipes that are wheat-free, dairy-free, egg-free, and refined sugar-free.
Some of the recipes in this cookbook are not gluten-free but each time I came across a recipe with spelt flour I simply substituted with my gluten-free mix and everything tasted delicious.
Ricki's book includes a chapter titled Ingredients and Other Baking Notes. It is so helpful, not just for baking with her recipes, but for adapting some of your own. I love a cookbook that I can read from cover to cover. Ricki's is perfect for this because she offers so much information on each and every page. It's just the perfect amount.
My favourite part was the section on egg replacers. I miss the simplicity of baking with eggs. When I read a recipe that has 4 eggs I become envious. Ricki's section offers great tidbits about what ingredients you can use to replace eggs, and how much of each ingredient to use. Fantastic!
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The first recipe I made was the Ultra Fudgy Brownies. I used these to make dairy-free Vanilla Brownie ice cream. Oh my goodness, these were delightful. I saved a few in the freezer and they were such a good treat after a long morning day. Right out of the freezer!
The next recipe I made were Ricki's Chocolate Peanut Butter Fudgies. Pete immediately said, "Hey, these taste like Fudgeeos. That's a pretty darn good compliment considering these are MUCH healthier! These little treats go well paired with a cold glass of unsweetened almond milk. I saved and froze half of the batch for later. Later turned into about 3 days. We just couldn't resist. I even ate a couple of them right out of the freezer (are we seeing a pattern here?) I did find them a little dry, so next time I would reduce the amount of gluten-free flour mix that I used.
The last recipe I made was Ricki's AMAZING butter tarts, aptly titled Butter Tarts, Glorious and Free (of Eggs and Dairy). Oh dear Unrefined Sugar Goddess. Thank you for blessing us with Ricki Heller. They are amazing. Gooey, sweet, and flaky all in one bite. I modified Ricki's pastry recipe and it turned out perfectly as a gluten-free tart crust. I see an apple pie in my future! My Mom is a butter tart lover (and maker) and she practically drooled over the phone when she called to rave about the gooey, buttery, slightly sweet tarts I sent over for them to test (my Dad, bless him, will eat anything baked in an oven). Okay, I could go on and on about Ricki's butter tarts but I must wrap things up!
There are many recipes that I still want to try. One that I will be trying as soon as possible is the Dark and Decadent Chocolate Pate. Pete and I went to Toronto for our anniversary this summer and we had a vegan chocolate pate that was TO DIE FOR. This is why I MUST. MAKE. RICKI'S. PATE.
As you can see, I loved the recipes I chose from Sweet Freedom. I found the recipes were easy to modify, the instructions were clear and helpful, and it's a great cover-to-cover read. Mine's already loaded with highlighting and notes.
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Ricki is generously donating one copy of Sweet Freedom to one of my lovely readers. I am going to donate a copy as well so TWO of you have the chance to win.
Here's how to enter my Sweet Freedom giveaway:
1. Tweet about it and include the hashtag #MaggieAnniversary so I see your entry.
2. Leave me a comment telling me what you'd like to see more of on my blog.
3. Share this giveaway on Facebook and leave a comment here letting me know that you did.
Contest closes Thursday, September 30th, 2010 at 12am EST .
Just so you know: I bought a copy of Sweet Freedom and was under no obligation to do a review of the book. I just had to share it with all of you lovelies.
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Read Amy's review of Ricki's new e-book Desserts Without Compromise at Simply Sugar and Gluten-Free.
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