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At only 15-years-old, pianist/composer Emily Bear has achieved the kinds of accolades and triumphs that take many artists a lifetime to accomplish. She's performed at the most prestigious venues across the country and around the world, received numerous awards and honors, composed for film and television, made six appearances on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, garnered 30 million views on YouTube, played at the White House, Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center, been mentored by the legendary Quincy Jones – and that's only a partial list.
Now, with the release of Into the Blue, Bear brings us new original jazz compositions performed with her trio. The album comprises five of her original compositions plus a warm, graceful take on "My Favorite Things" that hints at the immortal John Coltrane version before veering off into dazzling variations. Exuding Bear's own exuberant passion for music, Into the Blue is both accessible and appealing for listeners of any age.
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Bear has composed and arranged for orchestra, written for film and commercials. And while she continues to expand her musical palette, jazz holds a special place in her heart. "What I love so much about jazz is that you have a lot more freedom than in classical music," Bear says. "Jazz has a groove that doesn't show up in any other kind of music and I enjoy using all my musical influences to create a unique sound, familiar yet new."
Throughout Into the Blue, Bear expresses herself joyfully and elegantly, clearly thriving on the interplay with her gifted trio-mates: Bulgarian-born bassist Peter Slavov–a member of Joe Lovano's Us Five band–and Toronto native Mark McLean–who has worked with George Michael, Billy Joel and Michael Feinstein–on drums. Bear was introduced to Slavov through famed producer Quincy Jones when she was just eight years old, and McLean joined in three years ago, solidifying a profoundly interactive and celebratory line-up. "They're amazing musicians and they can jump back and forth between a lot of the styles that I write," she enthuses about her bandmates. "On top of that, they're really great guys."
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Into the Blue is dedicated to Quincy Jones, who discovered the young pianist when she was seven, taking her under his wing and producing her debut studio album, Diversity. In her dedication, Bear calls him a "constant inspiration as a musician and a person," and expands on that notion by referring to Jones as "one of the biggest influences in my life. We connect because he shares the same kinds of musical passions as me – he's done every style of music in every possible scenario. Quincy is a walking encyclopedia of music, but he's also the most down to earth, sweetest person I've ever met."
"It's so much fun to collaborate and communicate with the other musicians," she says. "I really enjoyed creating the songs for Into The Blue and bringing together all my musical influences to create a new sound in jazz. It is an incredible feeling that you can't get anywhere else."
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Don't Come Knocking is a companion piece. But, although it's beautifully shot by Franz Lustig, Wenders and Shepard have come up with a film only a fraction as good as their first.
The writing is stylised and the direction almost abstract, as if its story - another veteran searching for something to live for - is sleepwalking to its conclusion.
Shepard plays Howard Spence, once a cherished star of westerns but now, thanks to cocaine and booze, relegated to making movies that nobody much wants to see.
When he ups and leaves the set to go and see his mother (Eva Maria Saint) in Nevada, whom he hasn't visited for 30 years, she tells him he has a son in a town called Butte, so he travels there.
The son (Gabriel Mann) is a folk singer who deeply resents his father because of the way he treated his mother (Jessica Lange), now a waitress. Meanwhile there is another child (Sarah Polley) by another woman, who is following him with her mother's ashes.
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Bronx Crash, Then Contest Of Lawyers
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Published: June 17, 1991
When four Canadian tourists burned to death in a fiery collision with a tanker truck in the Bronx last month, condolences poured in to their families from friends, strangers -- and many New York lawyers.
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Yet another sent an investigator to a flower shop in Mississauga, Ontario, to offer his sympathy -- and legal services -- to one of the victims' aunt, who worked there. 'I Am Still Grieving'
"There were so many lawyers," Shirley Taffe, another aunt, said wearily. The Jamaican-born relatives in Mississauga, a suburb of Toronto, said they were deluged with so many calls, letters and doorstep appearances that they could not always remain polite. "Give me some time -- I am still grieving," is how Loretta Plummer, the mother of one of the victims, said she welcomed one investigator who showed up at her front door.
In the strange world of personal injury law, tragedy is all too often followed by the black comedy of lawyers competing ferociously to represent the victims' next of kin. In this case, at least one firm may have stretched the gray margin that separates aggressive pursuit of business from unethical ambulance-chasing to its limits -- and perhaps a bit beyond.
The accident occured on May 21, when a truck owned by Island Transportation and loaded with 4,000 gallons of fuel collided with the Canadians' car at an intersection and exploded. For lawyers, the case was, in the words of Stephen Gillers, a law professor at New York University, "no risk, a sure thing, like playing with loaded dice." Passengers are by definition blameless and generally evoke sympathy. And in personal injury cases, the Bronx is known for the generosity of its jurists. "This is a dream case, a gold mine," Mr. Gillers said.
The competition to represent the families of the three passengers (the drivers in such cases can always become defendants) quickly narrowed to a race between two of the best-known personal injury firms in New York, Edelman & Edelman in Brooklyn, and Harry H. Lipsig & Partners in lower Manhattan.
"We were kind of torn in between," said Joy McKenzie, the stepmother of Judith Ann McKenzie, who first retained Edelman & Edelman, and then changed her mind and hired the firm of Harry H. Lipsig & Partners.
Lawsuits are always courtroom versions of Rashomon, with each side presenting wildly divergent interpretations of the facts.
In this case, the widely different accounts of what happened are not about the collision, but about the struggle between the law firms.
Family members complained of feeling like victims twice over, first suffering the loss of loved ones, then suffering the attentions of the media and the unending persistence of lawyers.
Partners of Edelman & Edelman portrayed themselves as victims of the victims' families, invited to Canada and subjected to lengthy "auditions" by families who first hired them, then mysteriously changed their minds in favor of the rival firm. 'Tragedy's Clearinghouse'
Harry H. Lipsig & Partners presented its success as yet another coup for 89-year-old Mr. Lipsig, the legendary trial lawyer now recovering from pacemaker surgery whose name is so associated with large personal injury awards that his partners keep their own off the firm's title. "This is the biggest multiple-injury case since the Happy Land fire," said Mark J. Manus, a partner in the firm, which also represented many families of the 87 who died in the March 1990 Bronx social club fire. Of his senior partner he reverently said, "Mr. Lipsig has been following this case since Day One. His door is tragedy's clearinghouse."
Lawyers are permitted to advertise, but are prohibited by law from soliciting clients in person. The courts have not directly addressed the issue of phone solicitation, but most ethics experts suspect that phone calls cross the line. "In my opinion, a telephone call to an individual believed to have a potential legal claim still constitutes unlawful solicitation under New York statutes," said Steven Finell, vice-chairman of the Ethics Commission of the New York State Bar Association.
Two families said that they received calls from Edelman & Edelman out of the blue; the firm's partners said no such thing happened.
Barry S. Huston, a partner at Edelman & Edelman, said that his firm did not call either Joy McKenzie, the stepmother of Judith Ann McKenzie, 22, or Loretta Plummer, the mother of Faye Duncan Reid, 22. He insisted that the firm had merely written to those families two days after the May 21 accident, offering their services. Mr. Edelman said, "the best we can determine is that one of the families called us, and Mr. DiRoma called them back." The Fee: One-Third of the Award
Mrs. McKenzie and Mrs. Plummer said they never called anyone at Edelman & Edelman. "I never called anybody," Mrs. Plummer said. "I don't even know how he got my phone number." Mrs. McKenzie said she was quite sure she had not initiated the conversation. "I didn't know anything about anybody in New York," she said.


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Visa Formalities
Travellers planning to visit a foreign destination need to comply with some formalities beforehand.Once you are done with these formalities, you can conveniently chart the rest of your journey.
A visit to London city will also require the compliance of these visa formalities. You need to pay a visit to a UK Embassy in your own country or visa application centre to get your visa permission. Here is a look at all the significant documents and papers that you need to file to approve your UK visa for a lavish visit in beautiful London city:
Papers Required for UK Visa
You need to submit an original copy other than a Photostatted copy of the following documents. These papers need to be in English language otherwise a translation is required:
• A self owned property proof
• If you are a student, a certificate of approval is needed from your educational institute
• In case you are in service or working somewhere, a leave certificate duly confirmed by the company is required
• In case you are self employed, a document stating your financial position and business operations is needed to be submitted
Biometric Data
You need to adhere to the formulation and subsequent deposition to UK embassy of following things:
• Digital full face passport size photograph with no hats (unless for cultural reasons) or shades
• Electronic fingerprints but at the given time, hands should not be smeared in henna or any cosmetic product
• Any wound or marks on the face or hands needs to be healed before this biometric procedure
Visa Requirements in Specific Countries
Countries like Canada, US, New Zealand, Australia and South Africa follow a different route, and conditions that are to be catered with. You don't need a visa if you are visiting UK from these particular destinations. However, the residents of these countries need to fulfil the following prerequisites:
• The citizens from these specific places are going to UK for the first time
• They are visiting UK for a vacation
• Their visit in UK is for a period covering less than six months
• Visitors financial conditions needs to be well
• Travellers are required to make sure that they will not work in the capital city and will not utilise the public funds in any case
However, travellers from the countries of European Union like Romania, Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein and Bulgaria needs to apply for the visa in case they are travelling to London for working concerns.
Extensions for Visa
Visa can get renewed for a period covering six months but in case of certain special circumstances like for special agricultural workers, teacher exchange programs and other exclusive cases, this can be extended up to two years.


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My Thoughts
A beautiful story about second chances brimming with all the feels you can imagine. One of my absolute favorites this year!
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Noah Ryan and Jules Doucette spent every moment together, first as best friends and later as young lovers. The two had planned a life together—until one unspeakable decision tore them apart for good.
Twenty-six years later, Jules is still carefully living the life her mother planned out for her. She's running her mother's store, living in her mother's house, following her mother's rules, and keeping the secrets her mother made her bury.
Then Noah comes home and any sense of an ordered life flies out the window. Noah's return does more than just stir up old memories—it forces Jules to see her life in a whole new way and uncovers secrets even she didn't know were buried. Secrets that could easily destroy her world once more.
My Review
"Sometimes it's the harder relationships, the complicated ones you have to fight and claw for that have staying power."
There are some books that grab you because the writing is phenomenal or distinctive. There are some books that draw you in with heart-pounding suspense and mystery. Some that grab you with an addictive, unidentifiable quality. And some have a particular character that drives you to maddening heights in the best possible way. Although this book pulls in elements of the aforementioned, it's the story and the way it is penned so beautifully, which made me fall in love with this book. I'm on such a wonderful, feel-good high from reading it and I feel like shouting about it from the mountain tops. This is a story about second chances. About mistakes made and love lost. About feeling abandoned and finding your own way. It's also about forgiveness and hope and being courageous enough to fight for your happily ever after.
"Noah Ryan was my first love. He was my first everything. He was my first boyfriend, daring me to climb to the top of the monkey bars in the second grade and then kissing me square on the mouth when I did… He was the first to break my heart, then steal it again. He was the first boy to ever tell me he loved me, the first one I ever loved back, and the one I gave my first time to… Fumbling and awkward and passionate in the pouring rain one late April night, driven by young love and raging hormones, we learned what making love was. And what making life was."
For Jules Doucette, life was routine and calm, living in the same small town she grew up in, in the house her mother passed down to her, running her mother's bookstore, while she raised her teenage daughter, Becca. She was divorced from a husband she never fully gave her heart to and the only man she had loved without abandon, had left her so many years ago with a hole in her heart she was never able to fill. He left, and her past, her future, all crumbled into secrets her mother forced her to bury. Until one day, that man–Noah Ryan–walked back into her life, dredging up everything that was painful and unsettling, igniting emotions she didn't have a right to feel.
"Twenty-six years. A lifetime ago. And yet in that moment, with Noah Ryan standing fifteen feet away from me, I was suddenly the seventeen-year-old… holding his hand in the hallway."
The chemistry that immediately rekindled when their gazes met again, made my heart beat furiously with anxiety and excitement. Lovelace was able to quickly build that tension that helped drive the plot forward and keep the pacing engaging. Seeing Noah again causes Jules to take another look at her life, examining whether she had been following in the footsteps her mother had dictated for her, or whether she was truly living the life she had at one time hoped for herself.
"Whose life was I living? Mine or my mother's? Whose plans, Mom? Mine or yours?"
Noah and Jules had grown up together. They were each other's best friends. Each other's first loves. Even at seventeen, they loved each other passionately… recklessly even, planning a future full of love and possibility. Then fate intervened and a situation that should've brought them closer together, tore them apart, much of it due to Jules' mom. Noah left. Left Jules on her own, battling her own sadness and heartache. That hurt, that pain, that anger… it all morphed into a wound that would never fully close. A wound that began to fester the second Noah stepped back into town.
"Everything we used to be in another lifetime was still there, pushing and tugging and teasing. It wasn't just my imagination. I'd seen it in his eyes as well."
With so much lost time, lingering hurt, a lifetime of experiences and other lovers, you would've thought that the intensity of their feelings had waned, but no… Everything was still there. A maelstrom of unrequited love, pain, sadness, betrayal. And with Noah's return, came news… news that made it clear that Jules could never look at Noah the same way. Could never love him again.
"You aren't the only one that hasn't been able to love anyone, Jules," he said under his breath. "And I've tried."
I don't want to spoil a moment of this book, but I can tell you that there are so many elements at play. So much that contributes to this feeling of desperation and need that had me breathless and yearning for them to be together. Every moment in this book is emotionally charged and incredibly poignant. So much so that it completely broke my crying dry spell as tears streamed down my cheeks at multiple points in the book. It was gut wrenching. I cared deeply for the characters, felt viscerally everything they had gone through and were continuing to go through. The novel concludes in this beautiful, full-circle way that had me relishing in the story's high and knowing irrevocably that this would be an unforgettable, all-time favorite. And certainly, any book that can make me feel that much warrants a 6-star rating from me! This is the first I read from author Sharla Lovelace and I can assure you it won't be my last.


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Eric Schermerhorn (born April 11, 1961) is an American voice over actor, performing with Iggy Pop, David Bowie and They Might be Giants. As a voice actor, he is known as the promo voice for the soap Doctors.
Eric provides assorted voices, including the narration of the tour of Prescott Towers in "Brian the Closer".


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yes they sell better clothes for a better price.
Hi Guys
Better price - I agree, but real designer name brands. I am not sure. Hence the reason I am asking if anyone knows of any dropshippers here in Asia.
To give you an example I am based in Thailand and there is a very strict 100% import tax on clothin coming in. If I was briging in Fake I am taking a risk with my business.
So That's why I need real brand name dropshippers based in Asia. the delivery will be quicker and cost-effective for me.
Both of you guys are Master memebers, so I assuming you can answer when I ask - would it make more sense to start my designer cothing online business as an affiliate first and then as I get experienced I go at it alone. what you think??
My god!! You are in the part of the world which has an incredible amount of product for sale.
You are very close to China. Oh if only I lived over there.
By affiliate, do you mean as one who creates a website and then has links to other sites or one who buys through a middle man?
If you are hell bent on selling designer labels then you are going to have to go through the regular channels as everyone else. And honestly in that part of the world getting a license or agreement to sell from there is going to be tough.
Walk down a retail section where you live and make a note of what businesses are selling what you want to.
You will find out a lot from just doing that. Are they big retail stores or mom and pop. If they are mom and pop and you can determine they are legit items then your job should be easier.
singapore101 may have a better answer for you though as I think he is from that area of the world.
yes they sell better clothes for a better price.
i can get you real brand name clothing from uk and you dont pay tax as will be sent as a gift
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Brazil and its Literary Tradition (science fiction notwithstanding)
The problem, I think, is the niche.
I'm talking, of course, of the problem of the ghettofication of SF, wherever you may find yourself. My case being, now, Brazil.
Earlier this morning (I'm writing this at 12:36 on November 19th), I was at Livraria Cultura, one of São Paulo's biggest bookstores, buying a couple of books on Game Theory for my University classes and also trying to find a copy of Superman: Earth One for my nerd pleasure (as it happens, they didn't have one there and I had to order it, which will take two or three weeks, but that's another story).
While I was browsing the bookshelves, I was wondering about what a big market Brazil has for mainstream fiction. A week ago, I was invited to FLIPORTO, a big book fair in Olinda, a beautiful historical town in the Northeastern region of Brazil (www.fliporto.net), where I had the chance to meet literary celebrities like Alberto Manguel, Ricardo Piglia, Camille Paglia, and Mark Dery–I even had dinner with these last two, and had the most wonderful, funny conversation, by the way.
Mark Dery asked me a lot about science fiction in Brazil. Being a digital culture researcher and critic, he's a huge fan of J.G. Ballard, and we talked about him, William Burroughs, and William Gibson during the two and a half days we hung around in Recife.
But we were sort of two black sheep there. Because (as it was to be expected) nobody else wanted to listen about science fiction. When Dery talked about digital culture, that was okay. But, in Brazil, a book fair is not serious unless you are talking about mainstream authors and literature. Even though, ironically enough, Clarice Lispector, the late Ukranian-Brazilian writer who was the posthumous guest of honor for that book fair, wrote more than a few stories in the realm of the fantastic (not magical realism, mind you)–but you don't want to tell that to a Brazilian literary critic.
Dery himself was invited to talk about his upcoming book of essays, to be published only in Brazil: I Must Not Think Bad Thoughts, a selection of articles from Salon.com, Boing Boing, and other paper and online magazines. But he also wasn't aware of what Brazil had to offer in terms of literature, not in science fiction, not in the mainstream.
I will finish this article with a sad but true anecdote: a few weeks ago, a Brazilian journalist, Sergio Rodrigues, received a call from a journalist from The New Yorker to talk about Brazilian literature. And she asked him this: "But does Brazil have a literary tradition?" She was asking it without irony. Candidly. Seriously.
He could have answered like a friend of mine who lived in Europe a decade ago and was asked by a woman at a cocktail party: "Oh, but you must be loving Europe! All the comforts and the electricity!" For she thought we didn't even have electricity.
Instead, he chose to talk to her about Machado de Assis, one of our greatest writers of all time–who also happened to write fantastic stories in the late 19th Century. I like to think that was just the beginning.
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Italy hatched a dramatic secret plot with Algeria to secure the capture last week of a female Red Brigades terrorist who was part of the cell that kidnapped and killed Aldo Moro, the former prime minister.
Because the two countries have no extradition agreement, the elaborate ruse was necessary to ensnare Rita Algranati - who had been on the run for 23 years - and a fellow terrorist, Maurizio Falessi, after the pair were tracked to Algeria.
The unprecedented deal prompted Algranati's lawyer, Flavio Rossi Albertini, to describe his client as the victim of an "under-the-table deal" that "ignored international agreements".
It is a view shared by few in Italy, where widespread celebration greeted the news that two terrorists involved in the country's bloodiest post-war era had finally been caught.
Giuseppe Pisanu, Italy's interior minister, and a close party colleague of Mr Moro, said: "I suffered this tragedy first-hand. For me personally, the arrests are a form of compensation."
Algranati, 46, was a blue-eyed blonde just out of her teens when she joined the fanatical Red Brigades. "Comrade Marzia" was accused of being the attractive look-out who lifted a bunch of flowers into the air to alert her fellow terrorists that Moro's motorcade was arriving in a Rome street in March 1978.
Five bodyguards were killed in the ambush, while Moro was kidnapped, held captive for 55 days and then murdered after a trial in a kangaroo "people's court".
Although Algranati was cleared of involvement in Moro's kidnapping owing to lack of evidence, other Red Brigades terrorists have since said that she was one of the 10-strong gang that mounted the attack. She was later found guilty in absentia of six other terrorist murders.
Decades on the run ended last Tuesday when Algranati was arrested with Falessi after they were lured to Cairo. Initially, they were reported to have been spotted by a diligent Egyptian immigration officer during a stopover in Cairo as they flew from Algiers to Beirut. The truth, however, is far less mundane.
Italy first learned of the pair's whereabouts in Algeria several months ago in an intercepted phone call. Officials in both countries quickly began planning Tuesday's swoop with their Egyptian counterparts, reflecting the improved intelligence links between Europe and secular North African states since the September 11 terror attacks.
The pair have told Mr Albertini that the Algerian authorities were fully aware of their backgrounds and had never previously complained about their presence in the country. Yet they apparently convinced the couple that they were no longer secure in Algeria, urging them to leave the country.
"They knew perfectly well who we were," they told Mr Albertini. "They took us from our home and gave us identity documents and air tickets, and told us to leave the country, assuring us that we would run no risks."
Upon landing in Cairo, however, they were seized by 20 armed Egyptian security officers, handed over to Italian officials and put on the first flight to Rome.
Although the fugitives had been heading for Lebanon last Tuesday, their final destination is believed to have been Nicaragua. Algranati first fled there from Italy in 1982 while her former husband Alessio Casimirri, also a convicted terrorist, still lives openly in Managua, running two Italian restaurants.


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How can I stop this PC from thinking it needs an infected dll whenever ANYTHING is run?
Literally whenever you open any exe, it says that it can't run because of missing DLL, repeatedly, (like you click OK, and same message comes up again -- between 3-20 times) but then the app eventually opens most of the time. It's like somehow this msjmjh.dll got set as a requirement for all exe's or something.
msjmjh.dll is a randomly named DLL that is identified as Conficker/Downadup/Kido. A few days ago, it was only identified by 4 AV's ( http://www.virustotal.com/
The PC in question does not appear to be infected, in that it does not show symptoms of conficker (i.e. disables services etc) -- The only symptom, is that it seems to think it needs this dll to do anything, but the dll is not a real DLL file, google search returns nothing.
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Feb 15, 2009 at 5:13 UTC
My opinion -- it either is or was infected. My guess is that it still is.
There are two good programs (free): autoruns and ccleaner. You need both. There is plenty of info on the web.
Another good program is malwarebytes. Also free.
Feb 16, 2009 at 4:24 UTC
You need the latest patch from Microsoft
Also Microsofts Malicious Software removal tool
Also could do with using the tool from Symantec
Feb 20, 2009 at 6:36 UTC
So I was actually away from the office on vacation until today (was hoping to get some idea's to try once I got back) -- I had not actually tried system restore yet, because the first thing I had noticed was AVG quarantined a file as Downadup/Conficker -- and I didn't think it could be that easy. Anyway -- for some reason, I felt I should at least give it a try, and it did actually work.
I'm still a bit confused as the whole thing was kind of weird. With windows thinking it needed the infected/randomly named dll file for everything. It's like AVG did catch the DLL file, but not whatever something did before that to make windows call the DLL whenever anything is opened.
Anyway -- the problems seems to be resolved. Thanks for all the input!!
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The Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences (AIAS) is a not-for-profit organization that promotes video games through the annual Interactive Achievement Awards and D.I.C.E. Summit. The Academy's current president is Joseph Olin, who has been with AIAS since July of 2004.
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DCPS supports highly effective English Language Arts (reading, writing, speaking and listening) instruction through a research-based approach that aligns between schools and grade levels through standardized and Common Core State Standard (CCSS) aligned curriculum, district-wide teacher professional development, reading interventions and assessments.
DCPS students Grades K-5 participate in daily classroom instruction around reading, writing, speaking and listening. Per the Common Core State Standards, students build content knowledge across subject areas through rich text sets and book studies. Elementary literacy instruction is organized into a consistent 120-Minute Literacy Block, which provides a common structure to help students transition between grade levels and schools, lays the groundwork for curriculum across grade levels, and creates a framework for professional development.
DCPS students Grades 6-12 participate in daily classroom instruction focused on the mastery of the Common Core State Standards, which require students to engage in rigorous reading, writing, speaking and listening. Students experience a curriculum comprised of texts by diverse authors that address a wide variety of topics with the goal of fostering critical thinking, communication and collaboration, and preparing students for college and career.
Corinne Colgan, Deputy Chief, Literacy and Humanities
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Murgh Mirch Masala
Brief Description
Murgh Mirch Masala is a very tasty combination of chicken, coconut and spices. Learn how to prepare Murgh Mirch Masala by following this simple and easy recipe.
|Preparation Time
|20 mins
|Cooking Time
|25 mins
Ingredients for Murgh Mirch Masala
- Boneless chicken- 300g
- Green chilies- 12
- Oil- 75g
- Grated coconut- 75g
- Poppy seeds- 20g
- Garam masala- 2 tsp
- Fresh curds- 1 cup
- Fresh cream- ¼ cup
- Finely chopped onions- 3
- Ginger- garlic paste- 1 tsp
- Chopped coriander leaves- 1 sprigs
- Turmeric powder- ¼ tsp
- Chili powder- ¼ tsp
- Salt as needed
How to make Murgh Mirch Masala
- Make a fine paste of poppy seeds and coconut y adding a little water. Set it aside.
- Take a pan and heat oil in it. Fry the finely chopped onions until they turn golden brown in color.
- Put in ground coconut paste, ginger-garlic paste, chili powder and turmeric and fry for few more minutes.
- Drop in yoghurt and fresh cream. Mix it all well. Set it on high flames and keep boiling till the gravy is thick. Take it off the heat and keep on the side.
- Take the remaining amount of oil in another pan and fry the green chilies in it till they splutter.
- Put in the chicken pieces and fry them well.
- Pour in the gravy already made and also sprinkle salt and garam masala.
- Keep cooking for another 5-10 minutes.
- Take off the flames and garnish with fresh green coriander.
- Serve it hot. It goes with either plain rice or chappatis.
Some Useful Tips
To make sure your homemade chili, garlic and ginger paste stays fresh for long add a tbsp of hot vegetable/ sunflower/ canola oil into it and mix well. Keep them in refrigerator and use when necessary.
Other Similar Recipes
- Chicken Ki Chap
- Varutha Kozhi Kuzhambu
- Kozhi Ada
- Dum ka Murg
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Crock Pot Cajun Dirty Rice
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Recipe by Tessa Morales
I've always wanted to make this - forgot where I found it.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 6 slices of thick bacon (pancetta)
- 12 ounces chicken livers
- 8 ounces fresh ground pork
- 1 onion, peeled and chopped fine
- 2 -4 garlic cloves, peeled and minced
- 2 celery ribs, trimmed and chopped fine
- 1 red bell pepper, seeded and chopped
- 3 3⁄4 cups chicken broth
- 1 -2 teaspoon cajun seasoning
- salt & freshly ground black pepper, to taste
- 1⁄4 teaspoon cayenne pepper (to taste)
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 1 1⁄4 cups quick-cooking long-grain rice
- 6 green onions, as garnish (optional)
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- Preheat the cooker on high, while you perform the next steps.
- Lightly cook bacon, until fat begins to run.
- Prepare chicken livers, removing any gristle, and chop fine. Add veggies, and cook for no more than a few minutes, stirring frequently.
- Add livers and ground pork to pan, and cook gently - DO NOT Overcook!
- Pour broth, spices, and rice, in with the livers and ground pork, and bring to a boil, then add ALL to crock pot.
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I started breaking out with bumps that were filled with clear fluid.They then busted and turned into sores that hardened my skin and bruised it.I have them on my legs,hands,and arms.
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Impetigo is another possibility where blisters are involved. If it is severe it can be treated with antibiotics.
There are also other possible causes for your skin reaction so you absolutely want to be seen by a doctor.
Hope you find out what this is so that you can get treatment. Thank you for your question.
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A pile of dirt sits aside a broom, spilled cheerios are glued all over the floor and drying laundry is succumbing to wrinkles on the dining room table when the doorbell rings.You have just scanned the war-zone that is your home and made the smart decision that you'll take a much-needed rest before you turn into a cleaning cyclone. The morning was hectic and it's as if every one of your tasks exploded in mess. But for now, the disaster will have to wait. Oh, but so will the nap. Remember? The … [Read more...]
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- Empire Today10.Dec 2015
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I was asked to perform unethical tasks that would have punished sales commissions. When I objected to per this task I was reprimanded
Suggestions for improvement
- This Chicago based company has little appreciation for its site Managers and this is reflected by the Executive branch. We were sworn at and insulted in a group meeting. I've never experienced such behavior or language in a group venue.
What I like about the company
This was the most unpleasant work environment I've ever worked in


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Property DetailsBeautiful, impeccably maintained ocean front home on Oak Island's fabulous west end. The reverse floor plan upper level features master bedroom, deck, custom built cabinets in spacious kitchen with lots of storage. Open dining/living room area has expansive views of the ocean, vaulted ceilings plus wet bar and fireplace for year round enjoyment. First floor features three bedrooms, den with wet bar. Go out onto the porch and take in the ocean breeze or head out onto the beach on your private walkway. House has strong rental history, and is perfect for large family gatherings. Sold furnished except for personal items, this house is ready to enjoy.
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Chimichanga - Wandsworth
Unit R1 Southside Shopping Centre, Wandsworth, London, SW18 4TF +44 2077686910
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- Sunday to Thursday: 12:00 - 23:00 Friday & Saturday: 12:00 - 23:30
The food was spectacular, came to the table hot and tasted fantastic.
Belinda Stevens
15 april 2014
från London
Situated in the buzzing Southside Shopping Centre amid a variety of shops and beside Cineworld, Chimichanga Wandsworth serves diverse Mexican cuisine and a vibrant selection from the bar. Boasting a distinctive South American décor of unique patterns, the restaurant is a short stroll away from the leafy King George's Park.
Authentic and tasty, the exciting Chimichanga menu features tantalising dishes, like lime-marinated sea bass served on a sizzling skillet, baby back ribs, or tortilla-wrapped burgers. Token classics at Chimichanga include enchiladas, burritos, and fajitas with a range of deliciously fresh fillings. There is also a great value kids menu, offering a fun range of South American recipes.
Diners can also enjoy a selection of wines, beers, and cocktails at Chimichanga restaurant in London, along with sangria and special margaritas. A warm ambience and a selection of sharing dishes on the menu create a sociable atmosphere for contemporary Mexican dining.
Chimichanga - Wandsworth is a 15-minute walk from East Putney Tube Station.
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(**** 3 november 2015 av Hayley Wilson från London
Utterly underwhelming. The staff were clueless and the food was not great. The calamari starter was the worst calamari I've ever had and the beer was flat with bits floating in it, like the pipes hadn't been cleaned for a good while. The only saving grace was the plate of nachos accidentally delivered to our table which were good and we weren't charged as it was their error! But that's not enough to make us even consider going back again, and certainly not paying full price.
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The Computational Design Symposium occupied this morning. Organised by Matt Jezyk, the theme for this year was 'computational BIM'. This has been a trend emerging at this year's AU, and the symposium's timing felt perfectly poised to capture, catalyse, and reiterate some of that building energy.
Computation is clearly something Autodesk is anticipating will become an even bigger part of their market. This was underscored by the Autodesk CEO, Carl Bass, giving a shout-out in the keynote and then introducing today's session and staying to hear some of the presentations.
For someone that runs a billion dollar software company, Carl Bass is impressively up-to date with the nuances of what must be an incredibly small part of his overall responsibilities. Coming from a programming background, Bass seems very comfortable talking about computation and, by reports I've heard, actually uses computational software like Dynamo on his personal projects. I'm a hard critic to win over, but I was fairly awestruck by Bass and by what he had to say.
From Autodesk's perspective, computational design is one area (probably the only area) where architects are leading the other design industries. Bass hinted that Autodesk were interested in applying to other products and industries what architects were doing. In this sense, computational design perhaps isn't an incredibly small part of the company, but rather a major direction in the coming years.
In the architecture industry, we are starting to see computational design become less about curvaceous shapes and more about the business of getting work done. The selection of speakers Matt Jezyk curated all fell into this category, with computation being applied on actual projects and in a much more diverse sense than typically discussed. Nathan Miller and I spoke about projects happening at CASE, but leaving us aside, I think the curation of speakers, the quality of speakers, and the format, was the best I've seen at any computational design conference – and I've seen a lot of them! Below if a brief summary of all seven talks from the morning.
Jonathan Schumacher, Thornton Tomasetti
Jonathan kicked off the session talking about a number of projects at Thornton Tomasetti. The discussion focused on how computation was changing their design process. Perhaps most impressive was a section titled 'service as a software' where he discussed the possibility of parallel analysis rather than the typical linear exchange of data backwards and forwards. Much of this was powered by a cloud-based tools Thornton Tomasetti had developed that allowed their clients to upload model data and receive analysis almost immediately.
Greig Paterson, Aedas R&D / UCL
Greig is a PhD candidate at UCL and a researcher at Aedas. He started off with this remarkable graph of how analogue data has rapidly grown in the last thirty years, and how digital data has exploded in the last ten years. Greig made the argument that we now had a lot of data associated with environmental performance, but that we were still terrible at predicting the energy use of buildings. Greig calls this gap between predicted performance and actual performance the 'performance gap'. By his estimations, the gap is as large as 50%, meaning a building might use twice as much energy as predicted. He offered a number of reasons for this. They generally came down to the analysis software making bad assumptions about how the building would be used. In the questions afterwards, Greig also suggested that architects could tweak the parameters to simulations to get desirable predictions (important for satisfying clients or regulatory bodies). To counter this, Greig is in the process of designing early stage analysis software that takes the performance data from built buildings and uses it to predict the performance of future buildings.
Antony Viola, Adrian Smith + Gorden Gill
'Form Follows Performance' was the title of Anthony's presentation. He showed a number of super-tall buildings and the analysis software needed to keep them standing up. A subject that came up in Anthony's presentation, and a number of other presentations today, was analytic dashboards. More and more we are seeing these high level summations of data used to help inform design decisions and make tradeoffs in the design process. At Adrian Smith + Gorden Gill there were a number of dashboards used to help interdisciplinary teams optimise and hit performance targets.
Nathan Miller and Daniel Davis, CASE
The positioning of Nate and my talk was quite fortuitous. The three speakers that had gone before us had all discussed how computation was making their design process more messy and more iterative. Nate and I expanded on this theme, arguing that the typical conception of BIM as a linear process (from big details to small) was being challenged by the inclusion of computation in the process. We showed a number of projects that CASE has worked on where the linear process either bifurcated into a branching of design explorations, or centred around measurement of design options, or twisted back upon itself to become iterative, or spread through a mesh of interoperability. In doing so we hopefully demonstrated how computation was not about building a good model but about facilitating a process that leads to good decisions that result in a better buildings.
Scott Crowford, LMN
Scott showed off a number of acoustic tools LMN have used on recent projects. Many of these can be found on the LMN blog. Scott argued that if the projects are always changing, and the requirements always changing, the only place to achieve rigour was in the process. It was a good demonstration of how computation can be applied in other fields. For acoustic designers, their role has traditionally focused on analysis, and Scott's talk showed how the inclusion of computation shifts the discussion to be much more about discovering possibilities. I expect Scott's talk is prototypical of many others we will see in the coming years as more fields are folded into the computational design world.
Jeff Vaglio, Enclos Studio
Jeff stepped through a stunning project, the Fulton Street Transit Centre. The most interesting part of this was how the parametric model was used to improve the project's constructability. Jeff explained how the foundations in the model were flexible, so they could be precisely positioned once the surrounding structure was constructed. With the foundations in place and the form finalised, they then used the model to produce an extremely detailed animation of the project being constructed, which helped explain the process of construction to the contractor and the people tasked with doing the work. It was an interesting application that I'd never considered before but that has immediate benefits.
Enric Ruiz-Geli, Cloud 9
The session was concluded by Enric Ruiz-Geli. I saw Enric present at Smart Geometry two years ago and I am a huge fan of his work. He has a number of amazing project and a provocative outlook on the industry. He challenged architects to spend money on research rather than steel, arguing that the investment in research on the Media-ICT building recouped the cost by using 25% less steel than comparable buildings. He said many people at AU were talking about budgets, but none talked about the economy. With construction making up a largest portion of the world's economy, it was important to take seriously the potentials for savings in an industry he clearly saw as wasteful. Enric walks the talk, and achieves impressive results. Enric concluded by saying the Carl Bass wasn't the boss, the tree (and nature) is the boss, which brought the session full circle as Carl had spent some time discussing the possibilities designing architecture that grows like a seed. All exciting possibilities that left me wanting more.
- Daniel Davis of CASE
AU2013 Day Two: Computational Design Symposium
The Computational Design Symposium occupied this morning. Organised by Matt Jezyk, the theme for this year was 'computational BIM'. This has been a trend emerging at this year's AU, and the symposium's timing felt perfectly poised to capture, catalyse, and reiterate some of that building energy.


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Roy Hodgson will ask Dave Reddin, the former rugby union coach who helped England great Jonny Wilkinson, to work with the national side ahead of the World Cup in an attempt to improve their disastrous record in penalty shoot-outs.
Reddin is the Football Association's new head of performance services, with sports psychology one of his major duties. Hodgson said he is looking forward to hearing from the man who helped England win the 2003 rugby union World Cup through his work with Wilkinson.
"To suggest that the mental side plays no part is nonsense," Hodgson said. "Whether someone who is a trained psychologist can actually help a player shoot better in a penalty shoot-out or whether his club, coaches and manager can help him — that's a discussion. Maybe there is a way of blending the two.
"I will be interested to hear what Dave has to say. He has worked with rugby and a large part of that game is the kicking — the Wilkinson episode which won us the World Cup, for example.
"So there will be a lot of interesting things and I have an open mind on the subject. I'm prepared to listen to the expertise and also involve the players in it."
Since 1990 England have only won one penalty shoot-out — against Spain at Euro 96 — and have gone out on penalties in six major tournaments. However, Hodgson rejected a suggestion that his team should practice shoot-outs on the pitch immediately after the forthcoming friendlies against Chile and Germany.
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Reddin — who will be based at St George's Park and report to the FA's director of elite development Dan Ashworth — will start his new role in January.


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"Power was not expected to be restored that day because three power poles were taken out by a traffic accident," says fish. "I had powered off the UPSes to stop the beeping noises.
"Four hours later I got a call from my boss -- it sounded like he was in his car -- who said power had been restored. He said he tried to bring up the servers but didn't know which of the UPSes were working and which ones weren't.
"All he could restore was the phone system, by moving the power plug to a different UPS. I must have missed one. He also admitted to 'pushing several buttons on different things' but nothing seemed to work.
"I volunteered to drive back in and bring up all the servers and network hardware so everything would be operational for business. My boss said not to worry about it, as no one would be in the office to work.
"It didn't occur to him that office personnel show up as early as 6 a.m., and a physical inventory count crew was due to start at 7 a.m. as well.
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