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Detroit Bar Wake 12/26/02
Friends and fans are invited to an evening of cocktail toasts and Stereolab music.
Posted on 2002-12-18 by martin
neumu's Mary Tribute
Fans Mourn Death Of Stereolab's Mary Hansen
Posted on 2002-12-17 by martin
Chart Attack Tribute
Ten Reasons Why Mary Hansen Was Cool
Posted on 2002-12-16 by martin
Donations for Mary
Dear All,
At the request of Mary's family donations can be made to canteen (http://www.canteen.com.au/).
Posted on 2002-12-13 by martin
independent.co.uk obituary
Guitarist and vocalist with the indie band Stereolab
Mary Hansen, guitarist, instrumentalist and singer: born Maryborough, Queensland 1 November 1966; died London 9 December 2002.
Posted on 2002-12-13 by martin
CNN's Story on Mary
(CNN) -- Multi-instrumentalist Mary Hansen from the group Stereolab died Monday after she was hit by a car while riding a bicycle in London. Hansen, who was 36, joined Stereolab in 1992.
Posted on 2002-12-13 by martin
BBC story on Mary
Stereolab vocalist Mary Hansen has died in a cycling accident in London, aged 36.
Posted on 2002-12-11 by martin
Mary in Road Accident
Stereolab Member Killed in Road Accident
Posted on 2002-12-10 by martin
Mary 1/11/1966 - 9/12/2002
It is with great regret and deep sadness that I must announce the death of Mary.
We will all miss her dearly.
Posted on 2002-12-10 by martin
monade/laetitia live Jan 27
Dear All
Just a swift note to let you know that Laetitia's solo project - Monade, will be playing their first live show supporting the sea and cake at the Union Chapel [London] on January 27th 2003.
Tickets are on sale now.
Posted on 2002-11-27 by martin
More on Morven Callar
Dear All,
The Morven Callar soundtrack is now out, We've returned from an amazing couple of shows in Iceland
Posted on 2002-11-07 by martin
20th anniversary Wire 3CD
Stereolab & Nurse With Wound's "Simple Headphone Mind" will feature on a 3CD compilation being issued by Mute in UK on November 18th to celebrate The Wire's 20th anniversary.
Posted on 2002-10-25 by martin
ABC Radio 1 Sessions
Dear All
Images of the sleeve can now be found in the news and discography sections.
Posted on 2002-09-24 by martin
Morven Callar - film sndtrck
Morven Callar - the new film by Lynne Ramsay is released in the UK on November 1st 2002.
Posted on 2002-09-20 by martin
Tim DJ'ing Sept 7th, Glasgow
Dear All
Tim will be DJing on September 7th at 'Call A Meeting' - Centre For Contemporary Arts. 350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow. G2 3JD. Free Admission. Doors 8.30pm.
Posted on 2002-08-28 by martin
Lucia Pamela, 98, Dies
Lucia Pamela, a one-of-a-kind entertainer best known for recording a music album in 1969 about her fictional travels to the moon, died on July 25 in a hospital in Los Angeles, where she lived.� She was 98.
Posted on 2002-08-27 by martin
BBC 32-Trk CD & Live Show
Dear All
I can now give you details of the BBC sessions compilation. The title is ABC Music. The Complete Radio One Sessions. The full tracklisting is:
Posted on 2002-08-27 by martin
Mary H. w/Chicano 8/29
Mary will apparently be playing guitar with the band Chicano when they support Gramme at the Sahara Nights in King's Cross this Thursday (29th). Doors 8ish, sounds by DJ Harvey.
Posted on 2002-08-27 by martin
new 32 track double CD
STEREOLAB ABC Music - Radio 1 Sessions -- (UK 32 track double CD album) 11.95 release date 14/10/2002
Posted on 2002-08-21 by martin
t-shirts available online
dear all
we now have an image of the t shirt design on the shop site - just click the 'i' tab
Posted on 2002-08-07 by martin
Freewitch and t-shirts!
dear all
the last 70 copies of the 'free witch.....' tour single have been discovered and will be on the shop site by the end of the week.
Posted on 2002-07-30 by martin
freewitch EP - ltd amount avail!
dear koly
not too sure if you were after a copy but i've just discovered the last two boxes. they'll be up on the shop site by the end of the week
Posted on 2002-07-30 by martin
freewitch EP info
dear koly
at present we have no plans to re-issue this disk. the sessions lp will be out next, followed by a new lp and then possibly a switched on 4 which may include free witch......
best wishes
Posted on 2002-07-18 by martin
Godz compilation EP
stereolab's version of abc on the Godz compilation available at duophonic's online store.
Posted on 2002-07-17 by martin
online shop
dear all
within the next 24 hours the stereolab / duophonic shop will go online.
Posted on 2002-07-15 by martin
Duophonic Store open for biz
The new duophonic online store is now up and running. Check it out for rare stereolab vinyl, cd's and more...
Posted on 2002-07-12 by koly
New Music for short film
Andy & Simon add music to the film "Sisyphus" and the online web shop is near completion.
Posted on 2002-06-20 by martin
new s'lab.com radio mix!
Tim and L�titia have created a new radio mix for your pleasure. good stuff!
Posted on 2002-05-30 by martin
duophonic.com updates
Posted on 2002-05-27 by martin
new radio CD & monade LP
Posted on 2002-05-13 by martin
BBC LP, Recording in Oct.
Having recovered from the jetlag and caught up on the business side of things I thought that it was time to update the news section.
Posted on 2002-04-09 by martin
New Roughtrade CD
Stereolab will be represented on the new Roughtrade Shops Electronic 1 CD & 12"
Posted on 2002-03-09 by martin
new ticket information
Dear All
A little slack on news at the moment so I've added details of ticket agencies and websites [japanese only] to the tour dates section
Posted on 2002-02-11 by martin
Moog, Apple Receive Tech GRAMMYs
Robert Moog and Apple Computer have been named as recipients of the 2002 Technical GRAMMY Award, which honors individuals and companies who have made contributions of outstanding technical significance to the recording field.
Posted on 2002-02-04 by martin
tour date updates
Dear All
Australian dates updated and ticket oulets listed
Posted on 2002-01-29 by martin
change of address
martin, duophonic and stereolab are now available on email@example.com
Posted on 2002-01-28 by martin
down under dates
tour dates for australia/new zealand
Posted on 2002-01-22 by martin
ready for Cardiff!
Brigitte Fontaine has now cofirmed her appearance at the RFH so it should be an excellent show.
Posted on 2002-01-10 by martin


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To show how to backup to, and restore from, Procreate files stored on external hard drives, using iTunes File Sharing.
When you create art in Procreate you are able to export your artwork out of the app (Actions / Share / Share artwork). You have four file format choices: pro, PSD, JPG and PNG. The pro (Procreate) proprietory format is the only format that not only preserves all layer information, but also the video replay data which allows you to see your process replay (Actions / Canvas / Instant Replay) and allows you to export your video replay as a QuickTime movie for sharing (Actions / Share / Export video). This video shows you first how to easily export your pro files via iTunes from within the app, and then how equally easy it is, via iTunes File Sharing, to import and restore an artwork file in Procreate from a Procreate file saved onto an external hard drive or computer. Your iPad needs to be connected to your computer via a USB cable for this work (AirDrop can also work). The trick on your Mac or PC is, within iTunes, after you've selected your iPad, to then select Apps, scroll down to File Sharing, select Procreate, and then click Add. This will make more sense when you watch the video!
Practice backing up one of your artwork files as a Procreate file on an external hard drive or computer using the iTunes method shown in this video. Then reimport the file back using iTunes File Sharing and open it up in Procreate.
June 2016
iPad Art Online Course Chapter 1 – Tools and Materials
iPad Art Online Course Chapter 2 – Pencil Sketching

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Teachers, if your class has a daily Crunch&Sip break, but there are not enough classrooms at your school participating to certify as a whole school, you can register to become a Crunch&Sip Classroom. By signing up as a Crunch&Sip Classroom teachers can access free resources to help introduce and embed the program. It also allows your efforts and commitment to promoting healthy eating in the classroom to be recognised.
There are five key steps to becoming a Crunch&Sip Classroom:
- Get the message out to students, parents, staff and the school community.
- Identify strategies to provide fruit, vegetables and water bottles to students who are unable to access them
- Read the Crunch&Sip Classroom guidelines.
- Establish Crunch&Sip in the classroom for a trial period of at least 5 days. This will help identify any implementation issues before registering. Over 80% of students in the class must participate daily to register as a Crunch&Sip Classroom.
- Once these steps have been completed, fill out the application form here.
Single or multiple classes at a school can become certified, however, an application form needs to be filled out for each Crunch&Sip Classroom. After your application has been approved you will be sent out a resource pack including a tally chart, set of desk mats, water bottle stickers, a certificate, and more! Registration is valid until the end of the school year.


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Grace Allison and Rich Ellis are back with an art and design diary for Phoenix: Dawn Command!
The Chanter Mob is comprised of regular people corrupted by the mysterious Chant that your Phoenixes will be investigating. Keith had a wonderful concept for us to work with, which was to use the characters from the Innocents card to depict this scenario. Rich and I loved this, as it helps build the urgency to help the situation.
The layout was almost identical to the Innocents, except the humans are reaching out and bleeding from the eyes, ears, and mouth. We didn't want things to get too grim, so the baby and young child are missing and replaced, respectively. We liked the substitution of the young man who is crawling, as the Chant can cause individuals to keep moving regardless of injuries. Perhaps his legs were broken? It won't stop him from attacking you!
There was some debate on the color scheme to use for the final version of the card. The grey is for the Antediluvian (undead) type challenges, and the blue is for mortals. We wanted to show both versions of the card, and I won't spoil which one will be used in-game.
To hear more from Grace and Rich, check out their YouTube Q+A, and don't forget to back Phoenix: Dawn Command on Kickstarter!


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Unformatted text preview: African Architecture (Sub-Sahara) I. Modest a. Cosmological I I. Southern Africa a. Kailisha - Build with trash from industrial revolution i. Tires, cardboard, sheets of metal I I I. Great Zimbabwe a. Fortress b. Stone c. Chieftan = builder d. 1300/1400s e. 1000s of people built it f. Unusual i. Advanced technology 1. Stone a. Cut b. Move c. Build ii. Decentralized Africa 1. No political unifying leader 2. Many t ribes 3. So how did he get large group of people to build this for him? IV. West Africa a. Mosque i. Mud 1. Can't be tall because it will collapse ii. Mali iii. Renew the mud 1. Whitewash paint 2. Slip a. Clay dissolved in water, slap it on b. Timbuktu i. Mosque ii. Thick mud base iii. High Heights c. Nigeria i. Village houses 1. Men make framework 2. Women apply mud a. Carve into mud b. Paint mud c. PERSONAL EXPRESSION V. African House a. Usually clan dwelling (in villages especially) b. Chain of chambers c. Segregated by gender/age/class/function d. Includes livestock i. For protection and proximity...
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Two teenagers. Two very bumpy roads taken that lead to Heartland Academy.
Justin was just having fun, but when his dad walked in on him with a girl in a very compromising position, Justin's summer took a quick turn for the worse. His parents' divorce put Justin on rocky mental ground, and after a handful of Tylenol lands him in the hospital, he has really hit rock bottom.
Emmy never felt like part of her family. She was adopted from China. Her parents and sister tower over her and look like they came out of a Ralph Lauren catalog-- and Emmy definitely doesn't. After a scandalous photo of Emmy leads to vicious rumors around school, she threatens the boy who started it all on Facebook.
Justin and Emmy arrive at Heartland Academy, a reform school that will force them to deal with their issues, damaged souls with little patience for authority. But along the way they will find a ragtag group of teens who are just as broken, stubborn, and full of sarcasm as themselves. In the end, they might even call each other friends.
A funny, sad, and remarkable story, A Really Awesome Mess is a journey of friendship and self-discovery that teen readers will surely sign up for.
I read a book about a year ago by the same author duo, Notes from the Blender about two kids who suddenly -- surprise! -- became step-siblings. And I loved it! It was honest and blunt but also funny! So when I saw this work by the same team, I was game. However, it, sadly, didn't strike the same chord for me.
From the summary posted above you get the general idea what it's about. Really, the whole premise is a bit misleading though because the strongest and best part of the book isn't mentioned. Yes, we have Justin and Emmy and their screwed up heads, but there's also Diana, Chip, Mohammed and Jenny. The six of them form something like the Breakfast Club for messed up kids. This group dynamic was easily the most interesting thing and it's full potential was sadly not reached.
Obviously, we get two POVs. Justin and Emmy. Two, limited, very angry, angsty and a slightly whiny POVs. In fact, other than Justin constantly thinking about sex and other fellatio-related things and Emmy constantly thinking about calories, fat in food and body image, it's fairly easy to confuse their voices. And I did. I'd put the book down, come and completely forget whose section I was in and then I'd have either flip back, or wait until a dialog tag or a character reference to figure it out. Whoops. While I'm hesitant with more than 3 or 4 POVs, I really think some of the other characters should have been included. I'd love to get in the heads of Diana, Mohammed and Jenny for a bit and if nothing else for some different flavor.
While I did want a lot more from the book in ways, I still liked it overall. It still had the element of totally blunt humor that I loved so much in Notes from the Blender that resulted in a few L-O-L moments while riding the subway. And if you're looking for a fast, light-ish read with a whole lot of love for pigs (no really), check it out!
Similar recommendations: Clean by Amy Reed and Love & Leftovers by Sarah Tregay.
-Reviewed by Jennifer


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Hergueux, Jérôme, Dr.
ETH ZürichProfessur f. Intellectual Property
Dr. Jérôme Hergueux
Jerome is a postdoctoral researcher at the ETH Zurich and an affiliate researcher at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University.
Jerome is a behavioral economist interested in the interplay between psychology and economics. In his research, he typically couples experimental economics with "big data" analysis to uncover how psychological and cognitive traits shape our behavior over the Internet, with a particular focus on online cooperation and peer production.
Jerome holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Strasbourg and Sciences Po, Master's degrees in both International Economics and International Affairs from Sciences Po, and a B.A. in Economics & Finance from the University of Strasbourg.
Jerome originates from the French region of Alsace. He has lived in France, Egypt, the U.S., Jordan and Switzerland. Jerome speaks French, English and Arabic and is heavily interested in political economy and international affairs.
Published papers
- "Social Preferences in the Online Laboratory: A Randomized Experiment" (with N. Jacquemet), 2015. Experimental Economics, 18 (2), pp. 251-283.
- "How does Religion Bias the Allocation of Foreign Direct investment? The Role of Institutions", 2011. International Economics, 128, pp. 53-76.
Working papers
- "Cooperation in a Peer Production Economy: Experimental Evidence from Wikipedia" (with Y. Algan, Y. Benkler and M. Fuster-Morell).
- "Leveraging the Honor Code: Public Goods Contributions under Oath" (with N. Jacquemet, S. Luchini and J. Shogren).
- "The Darker Side of Reciprocity" (with Y. Algan, Y. Benkler and E. Henry).
- "Social Motives and the Organization of Production: Experimental Evidence from Open Source Software" (with Y. Algan, Y. Benkler and E. Henry).


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Hi there! I hope everyone out there is having a great weekend!
This morning, Lululemon Greenville hosted a Crossfit WOD with CrossFit Greer!
Here some scenes from the morning! The team showed us how to do the moves and then we did the workout. It was 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Maybe not very imaginative, but functional! You do 10 burpees, 10 thrusters, 10 sit-ups, a short sprint, then start over with 9 of each…and so on. Turns out…burpees are hard. It was definitely a butt-whoopin', even though it only took like 10 minutes. We had a pretty good-sized group, so it was a lot of fun! I don't know how people do stuff like this on their own. I would've given up after the first set of burpees if I were on my own!
I headed out to pick up some groceries a little later, and was greeted by the first rounds of winter squash!I know the big thing around the healthy living blogs these days is pumpkin, but my favorite is acorn squash!
I baked that bad boy up! The easiest way to cook an acorn squash is to cut it in half (a challenge in itself), place it facedown in a pan with a bit of water and bake it at 350 for about 45 mins. Then I fill it with goodies:
Hah, I guess that kinda defeats the purpose of eating a healthy squash. I put butter, brown sugar, maple syrup and some pecans in the cavity and ate it. It was awesome.
I also cooked up a butternut squash, a spaghetti squash and a sugar pumpkin (for fun) for later. I used the pumpkin in this recipe for Pumpkin Oat bread, which is pretty good.
A side running topic, I have a funny shaped head, which means that I can't get headbands to stay on my head. Hats don't fit me very well either because they're always way too big =( I heard about Sweaty Bands from another blog, so I figured I'd go check one out. I found some in stock at a dance apparel store called the Sock Basket in Greenville. The ladies there swore to me that it would stay on my head and if I had problems with it I could return it. Fair enough!
I've had it on all afternoon and it hasn't fallen off once! I've not done any running, but I've been cooking and cleaning and such, so that's promising! We shall see….
Anyone else have any headband recommendations?


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(Eds: Adds AP Photos.) By JIM LITKE AP Sports Columnist ''Hello, Merion Golf Club. May I help you?'' ''Yes. Can I speak to a rules official from the U.S. Golf Association, please. I saw a twig move.'' ''Sir, thousands of twigs get tossed around here every day. It's a golf course.'' ''Yeah, but this one was moved by Tiger Woods' backswing, in a fairway bunker on No. 16.'' ''Excuse me, but how would you know that? There's no place for fans to see anything on 16. There's barely places to stand on that hole.'' ''I'm not there. I'm in Phoenix, watching on an 80-inch high-def TV. ''I'm sure it's very nice, sir. But when did this allegedly happen? ''Thursday. And there's no `allegedly' about it. I just got home from an out-of-town wedding and started watching the DVR. I rewound it eight times, twice in super slo-mo. And I'm on the rules committee at my club. He broke Rule 13-4c - moving a loose impediment lying in a hazard.'' ''But it's Sunday, sir. And this is the U.S. Open. Mr. W...
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Forks Washington was the most depressing place on the planet, or so I decided when I was a little girl and came to visit with my dad in the summer. It rained or was cloudy almost every day and while dad liked fishing and hiking I didn't. Fishing meant water, which in turn meant me falling in, hiking meant rough tracks...result...skinned knees and sprained ankles. I just wasn't cut out for the outdoor life, things bit me, stung me, tripped me or made me itch. Give me the safe and secure indoor life any time. So when Renee and Phil decided to take an extended and late honeymoon with the money his grandmother left him it was with reluctance that I volunteered to go live with Charlie for the last year of school. I was right enough that the change wouldn't hurt my chances of graduating, and one year in a school smaller than my year in Phoenix would be bearable, just.
Charlie made a real effort, he decorated my room, surprisingly a really nice shade of lilac. He installed a computer for homework and to e mail my mum and he bought me a car, well a beat up old truck really but I loved it. It was strong enough to provide protection when I had an accident which was always on the cards with my luck! The truck had belonged to Billy Black, one of dad's hunting and fishing buddies on the Reservation. I knew the Res really well because when I wasn't falling in the river or being eaten alive by bugs that's where I spent my time as a kid, playing with Billy's son Jake. I only remembered him vaguely because my torment in Forks stopped when I was old enough to shout loud enough. Then Charlie would rent somewhere close to our place and spend two weeks with me. Poor Charlie he never seemed comfortable in the sunny South, I never saw him in shorts, tee shirt or heaven forbid, swim wear. He always wore a shirt and pants however hot it got. Remembering that, I had come prepared for the Forks weather, thick jumpers, jeans, quilted coat, gloves, scarf, hat, boots. I was depressed just shopping for my year in hell!
My new best friend would be here soon, I'd told the others all about her, well almost all, I kept a few surprises to myself. Knowing what was going to happen in the future could be really depressing sometimes, no surprises nothing unexpected, but Bella Swan was different. I'd seen her arrive and us become friends but after that things were blurry, like they got sometimes when decisions still had to be made to set off a train of events. This last year at school was always a real downer because Rose, Emmett, and Jasper, had all graduated already and gone off to college yet again. Leaving Edward and I to soldier on alone. It was OK I guess, at least my mate was with me, if not it would have been really hard to complete the year. The only trouble was we couldn't show our love but had to meet in private, use excuses to be together. It was getting harder and harder but what was the alternative? Neither of us could see a way out, we hadn't planned it, stuff just happens sometimes. I hadn't seen it coming, it was like a bolt out of the blue, but then life was like that sometimes, adversity makes you stronger and all that wise crap that gets spouted. I was hoping I might be able to use my new friend as a cover for a few more days with my mate. I wondered if she would fall for Edward like all the other girls had, he was tall, handsome, and intelligent, but more than all that he was available and he didn't frighten the girls off like my other brothers.
The day Bella started at Forks High I was waiting in the car park next to the spot she would choose today and sure enough I heard the rattle of her old truck as it turned into the school grounds. As she parked up, I smiled and held out a gloved hand,
"Hi you must be Bella I'm Alice Cullen. We have the same schedule"
That had been easy to fix when you knew how. She smiled at me shyly and a little gratefully, well a new school could be nerve racking without a friendly face. Edward pulled up in his nice shiny Volvo just then so I introduced her to my brother, waiting for the pounding heart and sweaty palms his arrival usually occasioned in human females but no. She said hi then put her head down and she and I walked to class together. Well that was a refreshing change! A girl who didn't wet her panties as soon as she saw Edward, gods gift to women or so he thought. The crazy thing was that although the girls all swooned over him he never noticed any of them, he wasn't interested. One day his princess would arrive, at least I hoped so or he'd be bored for the rest of eternity.
By lunchtime Bella and I were friends, I'd told her a little about me and my family and she'd told me why she was serving out a years sentence in Forks. She liked it about as much as Edward did, I on the other hand made the best of wherever we settled down. There were always new people to meet, new experiences, new subjects to excel at, and fashions change all the while so I got to buy new clothes regularly. I was very girlie that way, obsessively so Edward told me but I just stuck my tongue out at him. I was disappointed that Bella wasn't into girlie things but there was time to work on her. I knew within a month I'd get her clothes shopping and in two a new hair style, I could be annoyingly insistent at times, something else my dear brother never stopped telling me. I missed Emmett most he always stuck up for his little sister, me!
Well my first day at school was slightly less horrific than I anticipated but only because of Alice Cullen. As I expected being the new girl I was the centre of attention. Something I always hated and the lessons were mostly repeats of things I'd already covered but Alice made the day less boring. We sat together at lunchtime in the cafeteria and she chatted about her family which was a strange set up. She had four foster siblings, Edward who I was introduced to, a nice looking guy but he knew it and I hated that in a guy. Then there were three older than them who finished Forks High last year, Emmett and Rosalie who were engaged which was slightly odd, but then where I came from what was normal? Her other brother was Rosalie's twin. Her foster dad was the local doctor so I expected to be on close terms with him fairly soon. As a klutz of the first order I spent a depressing large portion of my life in Emergency Rooms! The homework wasn't too onerous but after cooking Charlie's tea and spending some time telling him about my day I excused myself with a tale of homework and writing to Renee. As I mentioned her name I saw the look on my dads face, he still loved her after all these years. It was sad really because if not for me I think she'd have forgotten all about him.


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Before we saw the stand selling the treats, we saw lots of people--old and young alike--with their faces buried deep in beautiful citrus fruits with white rinds, sucking up the sweet juice on the hot [winter] day.
When we approached the stand, we realized that the reason the fruit had white rinds was because it the outer orange rind was being removed, in a spiral fashion, to reveal the white pith below.
There was a man sitting before baskets and baskets of these fruits, passing each one through a hand-cranked machine that peeled the oranges (like one would peel an apple or potato).
Then, these partially peeled fruits were sold to passers-by for 50 cents a piece--either "open" with the top cut off, or closed, in a bag to go. You then just used your teeth to scrape out the sweet flesh and juice of the fruit as you strolled the beautiful pathways and plazas of Old San Juan, soaking up the majesty.
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I've read elsewhere that china dulce translate as sweet oranges, and I think the name can cover a lot of orange varieties, like Valencia. I'm wondering if these might be a different variety than you've encountered before, though? Can you describe the taste?ReplyDelete
You are making me thirst for citrus you just can't find in WI! For example, the limón we had in Panama were not just "limes," but sort of sweeter and more along toward the lemon or key lime end of the spectrum--hard to describe! And the lemons at Eric's grandparents' house in Georgia are super thin-skinned, juicy, and sweet, even more than storebought Meyer lemons. We brought some of those home as preserved lemons, but I wish we had access to those fresh for more than one week out of the year!
Yes! I tried to do some googling around to figure out what variety they were, but wasn't able to find anything very definitive. They were large (bigger than a grapefruit) and were quite juicy but not very sweet. (though really refreshing when chilled). Maybe someday one of us will live somewhere that we can grow our own citrus, eh?!ReplyDelete
Wow, bigger than a grapefruit! Would love to try them. Someday maybe!ReplyDelete


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The vascular plant collection at UT contains many unique collections that are represented only in TEX-LL, or in very few other herbaria. Complete or nearly complete sets include the collections of C. L. and Amelia Lundell, M. C. Johnston, J. Henrickson, R. Runyon, E. Contreras, D. Gentle, E. Matuda, and B. L. Turner. The PRC also has significant holdings of D. S. Correll, S. F. Blake, G. B. Hinton et al., H. N. Moldenke, C. H. Muller, W. A. Silvius, and I. M. Johnston as well as incomplete sets of C. G. Pringle and R. McVaugh. The Plant Resources Center is rich in types with over 6100 taxa represented in its type collection.
The PRC excels in holdings Asteraceae from around the world, with over 200,000 sheets. This large concentration of composites is partly due to the acquisition of the S. F. Blake collection of Asteraceae by the Lundell Herbarium. This large private collection was assembled by the foremost Asteraceae worker of the 20th century. Because of his willingness to identify Asteraceae from throughout the world, Blake amassed not only a large collection, but a very diverse one, both systematically and geographically.
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Last week I said that the glaring thing no teacher I spoke to said they wanted was another initiative.
This week I go further and unveil not Conservative education policy but a version of an "Education Manifesto According to Teachers" (based on those I have spoken to.) It's short. In fact, the more teachers I speak to, the shorter it gets...
1. Oh just shove off and leave us alone. That means no more initiatives. None. Not one. No more assessment tools and added targets. Let's have five years so that all the changes can bed down (diplomas might take a touch longer than that ...) and that we can actually see what the education landscape really looks like.
There is a scene in possibly my favourite film ever, The Life of Brian, where Brian is hiding from his clamouring mob down a hole. The mob, lead by John Cleese, track him down, eager to know what their messiah wants them to do. At the end of his tether, in desperation, Brian tells them, in colourful language, something like, "oh just shove off" His words echo those of teachers everywhere. There is a silence. Then John Cleese asks ... "How shall we shove off, oh Lord?"
Should politicians stop asking how they shove off, and just do it?
2. League table reform: I am told that league tables are the single biggest factor dictating teaching methods; the thing that drives teachers to concentrate on pushing the D-achiever over that crucial hump to a C, to be included in that vital A*-C bracket to the detriment of those less likely to get a C; the thing that glowers over any teacher slightly lacking in confidence and drives them to teach to the test, not to the best interests of the pupil; the thing that penalises schools for taking children who need extra help in school, perhaps because English is their second language. Teachers need to be freed from those kinds of constraints.
There must be some accountability for schools, and any analysis, of course, affects the thing under analysis - but the friction of observation of the current league table system is very heavy indeed. Why not include measures of how happy children and staff are in the school? What about emphasis on measures like:
* Truancy rates? In successful academies, often the biggest improvement is seen in attendance. An engaged and happy pupil does not truant.
* Teacher turnover? Happy teachers are good teachers, and stay at their school.
* Parental choice? If choice is as important as politicians say it is, then why not take note of the choice of parents and include "first preference" numbers in league table information?
* I should be at pains to stress this is not my personal manifesto, but a manifesto based on the wish lists I have gleaned from teachers, and those who actually know how a school works.
So tell me bluntly, tell me true, is this the answer?
Invisible nation
Donald Rumsfeld was ridiculed for talking about "known unknowns and unknown unknowns" ) - unfairly. Whatever else you might think of him, here he was making a very good point. And it was bourn out tonight, in the modest environs of St.John's community hall, Manor Farm, Bristol.
I've just come back from an open-day drop-in session for the new Manor Farm Community Association, organised by residents to meet an acute need. Their situation is significant, and far from unique. Manor Farm is sandwiched between two well-known areas of "social and economic challenge": Southmead and Lockleaze. Both these areas have rightly gained from neighbourhood renewal funding, which has funded a host of community projects. (Although it is due to be removed; issue for another blog.)
But Manor Farm falls between the cracks, just slipping outside the funding boundaries of both. On the coloured-in maps outlining allocation of resources, Manor Farm is a glaring white-patch in a sea of colour on either side; In this respect, it is a socio-economic blind spot; an area we have forgotten we have forgotten: A Rumsfeldian unknown unknown - and I am sure they are not alone.
There are lots of these blind-spots, in all areas of politics - I edit a series for the the Bow Group, which attempts to shine a light on these black-holes between the spotlights, which I call the invisible nation. There are the 7,000 children who simply disappear off the school roll each year (but often re-appear on our radar as young offenders.)
There are the thousands of abandoned and neglected elderly, whose plight does not result in antisocial behaviour and disorder around them, but often simply a lonely death.
There are the children who "truant" - but because they are caring for their parents. The list of those we have forgotten we have forgotten unfortunately goes on and on.
My (Australian) dad was a medical doctor in the Vietnam war. I will never forget him telling me that under intense time pressure, in assessing which war blasted casualty to treat first, you had to leave the ones who were screaming. "It's the ones who have stopped screaming who are really in trouble," he said.
Hearteningly, Manor Farm Community Association is now making a very healthy noise about what it needs - and of course, it's my job to make sure they're heard. But next time someone has a pop at Rumsfeld's unknown unknowns, instead of sniggering, I challenge you to have a bit of a think - and see if you can hear someone who isn't screaming.


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I thought it might be helpful to make a post about study.com's new quiz grading policy. I noticed some people on here didn't know about it and that could really mess you up! On my account I only got a little notification on the bell thing at the top telling me about it.
Anyway here is the new policy from the site
"Quizzes are worth one third of the total grade for every credit-recommended course (either 50 points out of 150 total points or 100 points out of 300 total points depending on the course).
You will have three opportunities to take each quiz for a score, and only the highest score will count toward your grade. When youve completed the course, well calculate the quiz portion of your final grade by averaging your highest scores on the quizzes. You may continue to take each quiz as many times as youd like, but only the highest of your first three quiz attempts counts toward your final grade.
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Caesar (dog)
A postcard featuring Caesar
|Wire Fox Terrier
|Caesar of Notts
|April 1914
|Resting place
|Marlborough House, London
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|King Edward VII
|Cackler of Notts (sire)
Caesar (1898–1914) was a Wire Fox Terrier owned by King Edward VII. He was bred in the kennels of Kathleen, Duchess of Newcastle, and became the constant companion of the King. After the King's death in 1910, the dog attended the funeral and walked in the procession in prominence ahead of nine kings and other heads of state. Caesar has been the subject of paintings, and a hand crafted hardstone model created by the House of Fabergé.
Early life[edit]
Caesar was born Caesar of Notts in 1898, and was sired by Cackler of Notts.[1] He came from the kennels of Kathleen, Duchess of Newcastle, and was given to King Edward VII by Lord Dudley in 1902 to replace the King's dog Jack who had died after choking on food.[2]
Royal life[edit]
During his life with the King, he had a footman assigned to him to clean him and was allowed to sleep on an easy chair next to the King's bed. He wore a collar that read "I am Caesar. I belong to the King".[3][4]
Caesar would always greet the King excitedly, and the King would often say "Do you like your old master, then?" while the dog was jumping up and down in excitement.[3] Edward would never hit Caesar, but instead tell him off by shaking his walking stick at him while calling him a "naughty dog".[3] Charles Hardinge, 1st Baron Hardinge of Penshurst, reminisced about spending time with the dog whilst on the royal yacht, "Whenever I went into the King's cabin, this dog always went for my trousers and worried them, much to the King's delight. I used not to take the slightest notice and went on talking all the time to the King which I think amused His Majesty still more."[3] Caesar frequently caused problems for the King, escaping in Marienbad whilst chasing white peafowl and on another occasion killing rabbits owned by Lord Redesdale's daughters. The King even considered Caesar to be an obstacle to the Entente Cordiale.[2] He asked his personal attendant, Lawrence Wrightson, to look after Caesar should he die before the dog.[5]
The King ordered hardstone models of his favourite dogs and racehorses from the House of Fabergé. Caesar was at the King's side on the Norfolk estate when the initial wax models were revealed by the company. The model of Caesar was made of chalcedony, rubies, enamel and gold, and included Caesar's collar in the design. The finished model did not arrive until after the King's death, and was purchased by Dame Margaret Greville, who gave the figure to Queen Alexandra.[6] A painting of the dog was also created by Reuben Ward Binks for the King.[7]
After the death of the King on 6 May 1910, Caesar refused to eat, and would spend time whining outside the King's bedroom.[2] At one point, he managed to sneak into the King's bedroom and was found hiding under his bed by Queen Alexandra.[8] The Queen encouraged him to eat once more and restored him to his normal self.[2] Caesar attended the funeral of Edward VII, and led the funeral procession with a highlander walking behind the carriage that carried the King's coffin.[9][10] He was placed ahead of the heads of state in the procession, including King George V and eight other Kings,[11] an act of which Kaiser Wilhelm II of the German Empire disapproved.[10]
Later life[edit]
Within a month of the funeral an unofficial book was published, Where's Master?, giving a first person account of Caesar from the king's death up to the funeral, something which made Queen Mary furious.[12] The book was successful, running to nine reprints in the first year.[5] After the King's death, a portrait of the dog was painted once more, this time by Maud Earl. The painting entitled Silent Sorrow, features Caesar resting his head on the King's favourite chair.[8] The Steiff company produced stuffed toys based on Caesar around 1910.[2]
He remained in the Royal household after the death of the king, although Alice Keppel, long-time mistress to the King, had enquired of Queen Alexandria about what was to happen to Caesar. Despite her previous dislike of the dog, the Queen took interest in the terrier's care and tended to spoil him with treats, confessing to a friend that she was making up for the King being so strict towards him.[12] Caesar died following an operation in April 1914.[2] The Fabergé figurine now forms part of the Royal Collection, while Caesar was included in the sculptor of the King and Queen atop their tomb in St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle. In the sculpture, Caesar lies at the feet of the king.[13]
See also[edit]
- Dash (spaniel) – a King Charles Spaniel owned by Queen Victoria
- Susan (dog) – the first Pembroke Corgi owned by Queen Elizabeth II
- Canadian Parliamentary Cats
- Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office, United Kingdom
- Hermitage cats in Saint Petersburg, Russia
- Pets of Vladimir Putin
- Tibs the Great
- Cats of the President of Taiwan
- United States presidential pets
- Pets in the United Kingdom
- ^ Vanderlip, Sharon (2001). Fox Terriers. Hauppauge, NY: Barron's. p. 10. ISBN 978-0-7641-1636-0.
- ^ a b c d e f Waters, Nick (23 June 2011). "The King's companion". Dog World. Retrieved 1 February 2012.
- ^ a b c d Hibbert, Christopher (2007). Edward VII: The Last Victorian King. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. p. 112. ISBN 978-1-4039-8377-0.
- ^ "Breed History". American Fox Terrier Club. Retrieved 1 February 2012.
- ^ a b "More shaggy dog stories...". The Northern Echo. 2 September 2013. Retrieved 3 January 2016.
- ^ "Highlights from the Royal Fabergé Exhibition". House of Fabergé. Retrieved 1 February 2012.
- ^ "31 Dog Paintings by Royal Artist from Bolton to sell at Bonhams". Bonhams. Retrieved 1 February 2012.
- ^ a b "'Royal Dogs' exhibition". Our Dogs. Retrieved 1 February 2012.
- ^ "Family Pets". The British Monarchy. Retrieved 1 February 2012.
- ^ a b McKinstry, Leo (10 April 2010). "The day that changed Britain for ever and what a small terrier called Caesar tells us about the state of our nation today". The Daily Mail. Retrieved 1 February 2012.
- ^ Edge, Simon (16 April 2010). "The Funeral of Edward VII: End of the Empires". The Daily Express. Retrieved 1 February 2012.
- ^ a b Edwards, Anne (1984). Matriarch : Queen Mary and the House of Windsor. New York: W. Morrow. p. 215. ISBN 9780688035112.
- ^ "Caesar c. 1908". Royal Collection Trust. Retrieved 3 January 2016.


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We represent a monumental, dynamic and very culturally developed city. We presume to be a mass media group for the almost forty thousand inhabitants that lives intensely for what it supports and takes part in. Palaces of great monumental and historical presence, corners full of life where a good part of our history resides; religious temples that are a reference of styles and periods, in whose walls we can find altarpieces, paintings and imagery; archaeological, painting, sculpture and car museums, the last being a responsibility of Del Val brothers, two very important people in car and motorbike history in Spain.
The astonishing surroundings of a mountain range that has landscapes and life coming from its flora and fauna, is unique for giving refuge to extraordinary and endangered species, such as the Iberian lynx, which lives in the nature reserve "Sierra de Andújar," and it has found its perfect habitat and, due to this, nowadays there are over 100 specimens. We cannot forget Guadalquivir river, which is very important in the history of the city and of Andalusia. In relation to the oil, the liquid gold of this city, the oil of the olive, is perfectly represented by companies that, using exclusively traditional methods and virgin extractions, is consumed in many places. A detail: the National Football Team incorporated it in its diet in the Korea World Cup.
Regarding its popular customs, there is the pilgrimage in honor of the Virgen de la Cabeza, patron saint of the city and of the diocese of Jaen, which has its sanctuary 32 kilometres from the city and where more than five hundred thousand people congregate during the last weekend of April, it is one of the biggest attractions of the known pilgrimages in our country and where the celebration is also guaranteed. Calderón de la Barca and Miguel de Cervantes talk about it in some of their books and it is verified that it is the first pilgrimage of which there is known proven information that it has been celebrated since before recorded history in Spain. In respects to Easter and Holy Week, those who take part in the celebrations emphasize and display their devotion and passion. Naturally, the statues and idols that go in procession in the streets have their own history as well as an incalculable value. They take care of every single detail and Easter has more prestige every year.
Situated close to the dual highway of Andalusia (Nacional IV), Andújar renews every day its commitment and welcomes hundreds of people who search amongst its inhabitants the friendship and the peace of which they are known for. The gastronomic variety, as bountiful as delicious, has its focus in the meats of the mountain range and in the vegetables and the fruits of its garden. Its dishes, therefore, are based on products of first quality, ecological and healthy: carne de monte, paté de perdíz, lomo de orza, solomillo and escalopines de ciervo... The dishes are rooted in the garden of yesteryear and those that can be found in the menus of the most prestigious restaurants of the city correspond to old home made recipes, cared for with taste and affection. Talking about food, Andújar has been, since always, a city that has had simple and extraordinary dishes. Judías blancas con perdíz, or flamenquines, or carne de monte, or patatas en adobillo, or gazpacho prepared with our oil and with our vegetables, have served for years to nourish thousands of people who came here.
Hospital with all the basic services and with one hundred beds, notary's office, land registry office, banks and cash dispensers, bus services, a great commercial area close to the highway, hundreds of establishments dedicated to the most diverse jobs, dealers, sport centres, pitches, gliding schools and parapente, companies of organized hunting... Here we make yachts and sailboats, and nurseries and plants to adorn gardens in Spain. We also have people who work with ceramics. Examples of this work are the "jarra del estudiante" and "jarra grotesca" and they are represented in many places in the world. We are also exporters of Spanish breed horses. Great number of riding schools and a stock of studs keep horses of great purity and value. The most common display of horse riding is in the "romería" or pilgrimage, when thousands of them walk in the city the days beforehand and then ride the way towards the sanctuary of the Virgen de la Cabeza to express their adoration.
Our honey, proceeding from the nature reserve, is a sample of passion for our culture, of dedication to the pure and the ecological. Many industries are represented in Andújar, which gives character to its inhabitants. Furniture that travels to countries as distant as Australia, Saudi Arabia or Russia; yachts and sailboats that cross the seas of the world; olive oil that benefits the health of those who consume it; ceramics that adorn corners in the houses of those who love purity; craftsmen and craftswomen of "enea" that provide rest to kings and princes... The traditions of our city are entwined with the religious, with flamenco, with the roots of bullfighting that are formed by famous bullfighters…
People from Andújar, because of all this, are their best cultural heritage. Thanks to their devotion, to their solidarity, the city walks without impediment towards socioeconomic positions that assure its quality of life and well-being. For those who look for tranquility during their leisure time, landscapes to discover, culture to expand their experiences, history to incorporate into their works, passions to improve their knowledge related to humanity, Andújar has a lot to contribute and tell. And for those who like food, it has been said that we are an example for the world.
Andújar well worth a visit. Andújar is much more.
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