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Kenji Franklin is an Owner Surrender; he was born deaf and knowingly adopted that way. He also does not see well enough to chase a ball; he sees mostly shadows. His owners decided to move onto a house boat...that didn't work well as Kenji couldn't navigate the dock, hated the constant movement of the boat and simply became extremely unhappy.
The fact that he's blind and his vision is limited, is not an issue as he navigates absolutely fine. He is very attentive and smart. He is a sweet older guy (very little gray) and is in great shape! He â¤'s walks, belly rubs and gives the softest, gentle kisses ever.
When he sees I've got his leash/harness, he gets very excited, twirls in circles and does a dance...so stinking cute!!
About Kenji: • 11 yrs old • Weighs 24.6 LBS • Special Needs (Deaf & Limited vision) • Male • Neutered • UTD on all vaccines • HW- • Microchipped • Potty/Crate trained • Walks well on a leash • Travels well • Happy go Lucky • People = OK • Kids = OK, respectful/gentle ones • Dogs = OK with supervision due to his vision • Cats = Unknown - NOT RECOMMENDED due to his vision • Not destructive • Quiet, 'Gentle Ben' type of companion • Would love a fenced backyard!
The adoption fee will be $225.00 .
If you want to know more about me, please email my buddy Christine at the Boston Terrier Rescue of East Tennessee, Florida Division at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Please use the foster momma or dad's contact information above for questions.
The process always begins with an application which can be found at The Boston Terrier Rescue of East Tennessee website
Note that in most cases, we do not adopt to families with small children, e.g., 'under 6,' as a precaution to the child's safety and the dog's safety. In some cases with larger Boston mixes or other dogs, we do make exceptions. Please ask the foster momma.
We prefer to place dogs within driving distance of where they are being fostered. If someone from outside the local area is approved for adoption, they must be willing to personally drive/fly to get the dog. The East Coast division (NC/SC/VA/MD/DC) does have special transport capabilties for their kids. Ask them.
Also, submission of an application and fee does not guarantee adoption of any specific Boston since that particular dog may have applications pending or may not be the right match for you.
Because we have had Boston Terriers of our own for many years, we are familiar with their habits, peculiarities and their special needs.
We operate across the southeast under the auspices of the Boston Terrier Rescue Network. We share information and resources in all of the USA with affiliated Boston Rescues.
The fee is generally based on the dog's age and provides for neutering or spaying when required, all required shots, heartworm testing (we endorse "slow kill", a monthly prevention program for heartworms, treatment for other parasites, any other vet visits or urgent medical attention required, and supplies to foster homes. It is our expectation & requirement that these same preventative routine medications be continued as well as any required vet visits after the pet is adopted.
If for some reason a match isn't made the first time around and you are approved, we will keep your application on file for the next opportunity to arise. Our primary goal is to place a dog in the most suitable environment, based on the animal's individual needs and its temperament. The commitment is lifelong and the Boston's interests are always foremost.
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Our time together is warm and friendly. The atmosphere is often punctuated with laughter and the occasional tear. Life is better together!
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Amoretti Summer of Wine-Tini Recipes: White Zin Wine-Tini
If you've been keeping up with our springtime mixology sessions, then you may have noticed our recent proclivity for the "wine-tini." The wine-tini is a new kind of cocktail – part wine, part liquor – similar to sangria. While sangria has more of a punchbowl quality to it, the wine-tini is closer to being a cocktail than sangria.
Today we're proud to introduce Amoretti fans to a brand new summer wine-tini recipe. This recipe is our fourth one in the series, but you can expect to see many more on the Amoretti Blog over the next few months…
Amoretti White Zin Wine-Tini
- 1 part vodka
- 1 part Amoretti Pineapple Martini Cocktail Mix
- 3 part White Zinfandel
- Sliced pineapple
- Sliced melon (if fresh)
Slice the fruit, and add all ingredients to a large pitcher. Place in the refrigerator for several hours. Once the wine-tini has reached a low temperature, pull it out, give it a stir, add ice, and serve up some glasses! Note: Don't add ice until you're ready to serve as ice will dilute the mixture. Then again, if you want dilution, do the exact opposite!
Why White Zin?
Wine doesn't get too much attention here on the Amoretti Blog. Frankly, there aren't too many opportunities for mixing together wine and a cocktail mix! When we first created this recipe, we experimented with a variety of different wines before landing on White Zinfandel.
As a Rosé wine, White Zinfandels can range between off-dry and sweet. As a blush whine, white Zinfandel typically has a faint pink color to it that makes it perfect for mixing in a cocktail. It has a distinctive taste that you won't confuse with other wines and is also a fairly affordable wine for mixing into your drinks – especially if you live here, in California!
So, pick up a bottle at your local wine shop and try out this recipe. We'd love to know what you think about this and other wine-tini recipes. Just drop in on the Amoretti Facebook page to voice your opinion!
More Delicious Wine-Tini Recipes
Want to catch up and try the other great wine-tini recipes we've published this spring? Here they are!
Amoretti Passion Wine-Tini: featuring vodka, our passion fruit/Caipirinha cocktail mix, white wine, and fresh fruit.
Amoretti Pear Wine-Tini: featuring vodka, pear martini cocktail mix, red wine, strawberries, and oranges.
Amoretti Sour Apple Wine-Tini: featuring vodka, our lip-puckering sour apple cocktail mix, Riesling, green grapes, and kiwi.


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We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate for an exciting new project which seeks to use the UK's academic network (SUPERJANET) to interconnect multiple virtual environments. The post is funded in support of our recently EPSRC-funded research project entitled 'Context Aware network architectures for Sending Multiple Senses (CASMS)'. The vision is to establish a unique facility for investigating how we can engineer future network architectures to support future multi-sensory applications in a distributed manner over the Internet. You should have (or be about to obtain) a PhD in Electrical/Electronic Engineering or a relevant augmented/virtual reality and/or networking related discipline.
You should have significant experience in developing distributed virtual environments, be able to demonstrate your research quality and potential with a willingness to work with a team of researchers to develop this exciting new research area. You will work in an exciting interdisciplinary environment in the Advanced Networks Research Group led by Professor Alan Marshall, the Virtual Engineering Centre (VEC), with academic colleagues from University College London and from a range of industrial partners including the BBC, Virtalis, and Jaguar Land Rover.
The post is available until 30 November 2020.
Closing Date: 4 September 2017.
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Hotel Andrea - Gerlos in Zillertal
Welcome to Hotel Andrea
Experience a bit of Tyrolean hospitality and spend your vacation in the stylish ambiance of a genuine Tyrolean hotel. Let yourself be pampered by the Danler family and look forward to an unforgettable time at Hotel Andrea.
The modern rooms and apartments at Hotel Andrea offer contemporary comfort with plenty of room for a relaxing time – here, you will quickly forget the everyday grind. From the balcony or terrace, you can breathe in fresh mountain air and enjoy the magnificent panoramic view of the summits of the surrounding mountains.
Guests will feel just as great in the wellness oasis as they will in the romantic farmhouse parlor with a tile stove or at the cozy bar. In the morning, the aroma of coffee and fresh bread wafts through the hotel, and awaiting you is the lavish breakfast buffet with a large selection of Tyrolean farmhouse specialties and fresh organic food.
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Located right at the town entrance of Gerlos, Hotel Andrea is the perfect starting point for adventure paths and excursions in Zillertal and its impressive mountains.
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The short distances from the room or apartment to the attractions in the region are especially popular with families. Aquatic centers and spas, outdoor pools, adventure playgrounds, the famous Zillertal Arena, and much more are just waiting to be discovered by you. Sports, recreation, adventure, culture, wellness, relaxation, and cuisine: Gerlos and Zillertal have a lot to offer in summer as well as winter.


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some groovy~fun movies you may have missed...
random listing of movies i really enjoyed -many of which my friends have never heard of (obviously not all of them). just a pleasant way to pass some time...
i will periodically add to this as my memory kicks in...
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Night of the Comet (1984)
A comet wipes out most of life on Earth, leaving two Valley Girls fighting against cannibal zombies and a sinister group of scientists. (95 mins.)
Director: Thom Eberhardt
The Last Starfighter (1984)
A video game expert Alex Rogan finds himself transported to another planet after conquering The Last Starfighter video game only to find out it was just a test.He was recruited to join the team of best starfighters to defend their world from the attack. (101 mins.)
Director: Nick Castle
Stars: Lance Guest, Robert Preston, Kay E. Kuter, Dan Mason
The Perfect Host (2010)
An on-the-run convict looking for temporary cover finds it at the house of a very colorful character. (93 mins.)
Director: Nick Tomnay
Ghost Story (1981)
Two generations of men find themselves haunted by the presence of a spectral woman. When the son of one of the elderly men returns to his hometown after his brother's mysterious death, they attempt to unravel her story. (110 mins.)
Director: John Irvin
Stars: Craig Wasson, Alice Krige, Fred Astaire, John Houseman
The Judas Project (1990)
How would you react if Christ had re-appeared on earth today? Would man kind repeat their mistakes or accept... (97 mins.)
Director: James H. Barden
Stars: John O'Banion, Ramy Zada, Richard Herd, Gerald Gordon
eXistenZ (1999)
A game designer on the run from assassins must play her latest virtual reality creation with a marketing trainee to determine if the game has been damaged. (97 mins.)
Director: David Cronenberg
Stars: Jude Law, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Ian Holm, Willem Dafoe
The Last Boy Scout (1991)
A down and out cynical detective teams up with a down and out ex-quarterback to try and solve a murder... (105 mins.)
Director: Tony Scott
Color of Night (1994)
A color-blind psychiatrist Bill Capa is stalked by an unknown killer after taking over his murdered friend's therapy group, all of whom have a connection to a mysterious young woman that Capa begins having intense sexual encounters with. (121 mins.)
Director: Richard Rush
Stars: Bruce Willis, Jane March, Rubén Blades, Lesley Ann Warren
All I Wanna Do (1998)
In the 1960s, a group of friends at an all girls school learn that their school is going to be combined with a nearby all boys school. They concoct a plan to save their school while dealing with everyday problems along the way. (97 mins.)
Director: Sarah Kernochan
But I'm a Cheerleader (1999)
A naive teenager is sent to rehab camp when her straitlaced parents and friends suspect her of being a lesbian. (85 mins.)
Director: Jamie Babbit
Threesome (1994)
Eddy and Stuart share two-thirds of a dormitory suite. Due to bureaucratic error, a woman named Alex is added to their room... (89 mins.)
Director: Andrew Fleming
Just One of the Guys (1985)
Terry Griffith has got it all -- looks, popularity, the perfect college boyfriend, and an article that's... (90 mins.)
Director: Lisa Gottlieb
Stars: Joyce Hyser, Clayton Rohner, Billy Jayne, Toni Hudson
Sliver (1993)
A woman moves into an exclusive New York City apartment building, which she soon discovers houses tenants with all manner of shocking secrets. (107 mins.)
Director: Phillip Noyce
Stars: Sharon Stone, William Baldwin, Tom Berenger, Polly Walker
Tomboy (1985)
Scrappy, willful, and fiercely self-reliant spitfire hoyden automobile mechanic Tomasina 'Tommy' Boyd... (91 mins.)
Director: Herb Freed
The Mexican (2001)
A man tries to transport an ancient gun called The Mexican, believed to carry a curse, back across the border, while his girlfriend pressures him to give up his criminal ways. (123 mins.)
Director: Gore Verbinski
Stars: Brad Pitt, Julia Roberts, James Gandolfini, J.K. Simmons
Mystic Pizza (1988)
Three teenage girls come of age while working at a pizza parlor in the Connecticut town of Mystic. (104 mins.)
Director: Donald Petrie
V.I. Warshawski (1991)
A female PI babysitting for a boyfriend gets stuck with his daughter and the case of her murdered father. (89 mins.)
Director: Jeff Kanew
The Man with Two Brains (1983)
A brain surgeon marries a femme fatale, causing his life to turn upside down. Things go more awry when he falls in love with a talking brain. (93 mins.)
Director: Carl Reiner
Stars: Steve Martin, Kathleen Turner, David Warner, Paul Benedict
Oh, God! (1977)
When God appears to an assistant grocery manager as a good natured old man, the Almighty selects him as his messenger for the modern world. (98 mins.)
Director: Carl Reiner
Stars: John Denver, George Burns, Teri Garr, Donald Pleasence
Lace (1984 Mini-Series)
A young actress, thought to be easy and have no morals, gathers three former school chums to find out which is her mother... (240 mins.)
Director: Billy Hale
Swept Away (2002)
A snooty socialite is stranded on a Mediterranean island with a communist sailor. (89 mins.)
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- Show is pre-recorded, as Peel was that night compering the 'Heroes and Villains' concert with Tony Blackburn. Lucky man!
- Peel says that 'Open the Door, Richard' was "one of the very first songs that I learned to sing, if not the first".
- March Violets #1. Repeat of first session, first broadcast 02 August 1982.
- Apollinaires. Repeat of one and only session, first broadcast 25 August 1982.
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- Dead Wretched: Infiltrator (single)
- Scream & Dance: Giacometti (Wicked Mix) (12") Recreational
- Captain Sinbad & Little John: Old Time Religion
- March Violets: Radiant Boys (session)
- Blue Orchids: Low Profile (LP - The Greatest Hit (Money Mountain)) Rough Trade
- Jack McVea and his band: Open the Door, Richard
- Apollinaires: Dance With Your Heart (session)
- Gun Club: Devil In The Woods (LP - Keats Rides A Harley) Happy Squid
- Diplomats: Dub Een (single)
- Psychedelic Furs: Forever Now (LP - Forever Now)
- March Violets: Grooving In Green (session)
- Fall: Joker Hysterical Face (LP - Room To Live) Kamera
- Martin Carthy: I Sowed Some Seeds (LP - Out Of The Cut)
- Jah Shaka: Verse 4 (LP - The Commandments Of Dub)
- Apollinaires: The Feeling's Gone (session)
- Chiffons: Sweet Talking Guy
- Palo De Mayo: Mah yah yah has im key ? (LP - Music From The Atlantic Coast) Ministry of Culture Managua
- Palais Schaumburg: Wir Bauen Eine Neue Stadt (LP - Deutschland: A Compilation of "New" German Music) Das Büro
- Flag Of Convenience: Life On The Telephone (single) Sire
- March Violets: 1-2-I Love You (session)
- Ikettes: I'm So Thankful (LP - For Dancers Only) Kent
- Delton Screechie: Mix Up (LP - Living In The Ghetto) Moa Anbessa
- Zu Zu Sharks: Big Boys (single)
- Apollinaires: Envy The Love (session)
- March Violets: Steam (session)
- Crass: Reality Whitewash (LP - Christ The Album)
- Passions: Sanctuary (single)
- Apollinaires: First Degree (session)
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Flash Fiction. It's a thing. Who knew?
While there's no nudity, it does require stripping - stripping a story down to less than 1000 words. That's about 2 pages. That takes about twenty-five minutes. No biggie, I can totally do that. But see, the thing with the NYC Midnight Challenge is that you only have 48 hours to write your less-than-a-thousand-word story, and you don't know what your going to write it about until they say 'Go!"
My prompts were as follows:
Genre - Mystery
Location - Homeless Shelter
Object - Shovel
The problem is that typically when I'm 1000 words into a story I'm still setting up the scene. If you've ever read anything I've written, you know I like to ramble, so this was harder than I thought it would be. After typing up the story I could make of those prompts, I was at 1589 words. This is where the stripping comes in. Paring it down to only the most essential parts of the story; cutting out anything that wasn't necessary.
So, here's my first attempt at Flash Fiction, let me know what you think!
The moth was back, dancing between his face and the tattered newspaper he'd been reading on the back steps. He swatted at it with the paper, hoping it would join the other bugs flitting around the light over the shelter's back door. With a critical eye, he noted that the faded blue paint was peeling from the door, revealing streaks of rust beneath it. Maybe he would offer to paint it. The paper said it wasn't supposed to rain tomorrow; he could do it after he set the posts for the garden pergola.
The garden, located behind the low-slung block building that housed the Guiding Light Shelter for Men, had been a big part of the reason he'd accepted this job. The abandoned lot, enclosed on three sides by the flat, windowless walls of the surrounding buildings, had been purchased by the shelter and turned into a vegetable garden. A privacy fence separated the lot from the street to keep vandals out. Tended by the men here, they planted, weeded, and harvested the vegetables. It gave them a sense of purpose. He'd known as soon as he laid eyes on it that this was the perfect place for him.
The earthy smell of the composted horse manure he'd tilled into the garden earlier in the day hung thick in the air around him as he enjoyed his well-deserved break. He didn't mind the smell. It was of the earth, serving a purpose, just like him. He leaned against the iron pipe of the stair rail and took a drag on his cigarette, barely noticing the quickening of his heart rate as the smoke filled his lungs. The moth was back again, so he blew the smoke in its direction, chuckling as it fluttered away into the dark. Like people, insects were easily confused. Blow some smoke, misdirect, and they wander off, no questions asked.
He turned back to the front page of the paper where the smiling face of a pretty woman stared at him under the headline, "Body Found Under Bridge." He wadded the paper in disgust and took another drag. He'd been following this particular story for a few days - a suburban housewife killed in her home. Blood spatter, shoe prints, hair and fiber samples… and now the police had a body. He disapproved of such negligence. He drew in the last pull of smoke before grinding the cigarette butt beneath the heel of his mud-spattered work boot. He picked up the discarded butt, depositing both it and the newspaper into the garbage can next to the stairs. He paused for a moment to admire his handy work - the large hole he'd just dug in the tilled earth. Brushing the loose dirt from his overalls, he turned to go back inside.
A single row of lights in the open kitchen were kept on all night, and the light that spilled over the long counter cast deep shadows on those that slept here. The strong smell of the ammonia he used to mop the floors every evening comingled with the aromas of body odors and urine stained fabric. He didn't much mind that either. Pulling black cotton gloves from his pocket, he slid them over his hands as he walked. His rubber soles were silent on the cracked green linoleum tiles. Tonight's head count was thirty-four, and all were sleeping like the dead. He walked amongst the rows of cots, listening to their breathing, their soft snores. Everything seemed normal. No adverse reactions.
He'd been hired three months ago as a sort of combination night-time janitor, and bouncer. While sometimes the general sadness and despair here was overwhelming, overall, he enjoyed his job. He liked talking to each man after the bustle of the dinner rush was over. He enjoyed getting to know them, hearing their stories, their triumphs, and their sins. Especially their sins. He could sense them either way, but he liked to talk with them before making any decisions.
He came to the cot where David slept. David was a child molester. He'd known, of course, as soon as he shook the man's hand. He'd sensed it. It had oozed like a sickness from the man's pores. Subsequent conversations had confirmed it, even if David had been too smart to admit it. He preferred his contributions to confess to their sins, but no, David had played coy. Rolling David onto his back, he was happy to see that the GHB he'd slipped into everyone's juice before bed was still working. The body was slack and malleable. He stripped off the man's clothing and wadded the shirt into a ball. Holding it over David's mouth, he pressed down until the feeble attempts to fight ceased.
He tossed the shirt onto the pile of clothes to be dealt with later. He carried the body across the room, back through the peeling blue door and into the garden. Dumping his offering into the hole, he curled the body onto its side to make it fit. He picked up a bag of quick lime from his stack of construction supplies and ripping it open, poured the contents over the body. It would dissolve soon. No one would notice two bags missing, just like they would never notice a homeless man missing. Rolling the bags into small balls, he set them aside. He would throw them away with the clothes before the others woke up. The garbage would be picked up in the morning and all the evidence would be gone. Picking up his shovel he began pushing dirt over the body, burying the sin.
An offering should never be violent and bloody, he thought as he shoveled. His mission wasn't to kill innocent people and leave evidence all over but to weed out the evil in society. Quietly, quickly, and with no trace left behind. For twenty-three years, the Lord had shown him the truth, and he'd done his part, steadfast and unwavering.


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JD/LLM alumni and students gathered for lunch at the Washington Duke Inn to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the dual-degree program's first graduating class. After Dean David F. Levi welcomed the attendees, Professor Jonathan Wiener, who directs the JD/LLM program, moderated a discussion with three alumni who have each forged rich careers in international law since graduating from Duke. Philip Nichols '88 is the Class of 1940 Bicentennial Term Chair and Associate Professor of Legal Studies and Business Ethics at the University of Pennsylvania and focuses his research on the institutions of international trade and on the institutional changes occurring in emerging economies. Michael Samway '96 practiced corporate and securities law at White & Case before joining Yahoo! where he founded the company's Business and Human Rights Program and most recently served as vice president and deputy general counsel, leading the company's international legal team in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America. Meha A. Shah '94, who joined the discussion by phone due to travel problems, is an attorney adviser for Near East Affairs in the U.S. Department of State; over her 13-year career at the State Department she has served as an attorney for the Nuclear Proliferation Division, the Economic and Business Affairs Division, and the Political-Military Affairs Division.
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Predicting House Prices with Spatial Dependence: A Comparison of Alternative Methods
This paper compares alternative methods for taking spatial dependence into account in house price prediction. We select hedonic methods that have been reported in the literature to perform relatively well in terms of ex-sample prediction accuracy. Because differences in performance may be due to differences in data, we compare the methods using a single data set. The estimation methods include simple OLS, a two-stage process incorporating nearest neighbors' residuals in the second stage, geostatistical, and trend surface models. These models take into account submarkets by adding dummy variables or by estimating separate equations for each submarket. Based on data for approximately 13,000 transactions from Louisville, Kentucky, we conclude that a geostatistical model with disaggregated submarket variables performs best.
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An explosion happened outside a kindergarten in eastern China yesterday, which caused at least eight deaths and 65 people to be injured. The incident took place right outside the kindergarten in Fengxian, Jiangsu and videos of the aftermath have since gone viral on social media.
According to BBC, the blast occurred at around 5pm local time, which also happened to be the time that parents were picking their children up from the kindergarten. Video footage of the explosion quickly circulated, where victims of the blast can be seen huddling on the floor, bloodied and battered.
A woman can also be seen clutching a crying child in her arms while the force of the explosion had torn off some people's clothes. It is unclear how many children were victims of the blast but two people were killed immediately at the scene while the other six victims lost their lives during treatment. So sad!
The cause of the explosion is not known, but there are speculations that it may be caused by gas canisters from nearby food stalls. Channel News Asia reports that state news Xinhua said "Police have classified the incident in Jiangsu province as a crime and have targeted the suspect."
Meanwhile, users on Weibo have slammed the roadside food stalls and said that their usage of gas canisters were a great danger. "China's small restaurants are landmines, and every mobile street vendor is a moving bomb," one person wrote. "How can the city management officers allow a vendor to set up a stall at a school entrance with a gas fuel canister?" another said.
The police are currently carrying out their investigations.
According to Channel News Asia, the explosion was not caused by a gas canister exploding but rather by a makeshift bomb. The police have determined that the perpetrator died in the blast and he was a 22-year-old man with heart and blood pressure problems.
The man whose surname is Xu, was living in a rented room near the kindergarten. The police found that he had materials to make a home-made bomb and his walls were covered with disturbing words such as "die", "destroy" and "death".
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Millions of Africans voted Tuesday in two very different elections. Margaret Warner discusses elections in Egypt and Congo with The International Republican Institute's Scott Mastic, who's leading an election monitoring team in Cairo, and Soloman Moore of The Wall Street Journal, reporting from Congo's capital of Kinshasa. Continue reading
In other news Monday, lines were long at polling stations across Egypt for the first parliamentary election since President Hosni Mubarak was forced from office. The voting was free of violence despite recent clashes between protesters and police. Also, attacks in Iraq ramped up just weeks ahead of the U.S. pullout of troops. Continue reading
Egypt's election scene, complete with campaign ads on TV and posters and billboards plastered around town, is just like any other country. But little else is similar. Continue reading
Tens of thousands of Egyptians flooded Cairo's Tahrir Square again on Friday, keeping up the pressure on the military government to step aside and speed up the transition to civilian rule. Independent Television News' John Irvine reports from Cairo. Continue reading
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Yemen's President Ali Abdullah Saleh signed a statement on Wednesday agreeing to resign, ending 33 years of authoritarian rule. Jeffrey Brown reports. Continue reading
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You are one of the concierges at my hotel, and had, earlier in the evening, noticed me waiting to speak with one of your male colleagues. After a while, however, I had seemingly lost patience and left when he was very busy.
Having just completed your shift, you see me in the hotel bar and come over to introduce yourself, and to make sure that I had eventually gotten the information I needed. As I offer you a seat and a drink, I fumble a little in telling you that I actually went from the concierge to the bellmen to get my question answered.
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Colleen has been speaking with the Santa Fe Complex and Amy was speaking with Eldorado on ways to reuse the plastic bags. A member explained last week how she's been composting her plastic bags after they're beyond reuse. We should let everyone know that this is possible.
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Four years after the unstoppable "Cerf Biche et Faon" , "Kiss me you fool! " Takes us far away in clouds of sounds sentimental and quirky tales, to an illumination quest that runs through the rich variety of human passions.
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Shot taken a few days ago on my trip to Paris. Actually the first I took , so many more to come, but as you know processing can take a lot of time, so they'll come graduatly. What you see here is the obelisk on the Place de la Concorde. Workflow: - Merged to HDR in Photoshop CS5, - Made tonemapped HDR in Photomatix Pro, - Edited contrast and exposure in Camera Raw, - Reduced noise using Topaz Denoise, - Added 1 layer of Topaz Adjust to get back details and colors, - Sharpening done with the 'High Pass' filter, - Added vignette, frame and name.Norm
Kim really likes his pink nose. He's the friendliest, if not the smartest, of the outdoor cats. He's got some street smarts, too; he gets dinner at at least one other house in the neighborhood besides ours. I had to uninstall, then re-install, Photoshop CS5 in order to get the latest Adobe Camera Raw, which I needed to process files from the EOS 60D, but it seems to be worth the trouble. Norm came out well, even at ISO 640, and ACR has a lot more control for developing raw files than does Canon Digital Professional.
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I had preconceived ideas of Mont Saint-Michel (Saint Michael's Mount) from mostly pictures in travel magazines, tourism promos, TV. I kinda knew what it was, a church on a hill (Wrong. Church on an islet). I was familiar with the silhouette, I knew it was in France somewhere, but I'm just terrible at geography, I have a really bad sense of direction, so according to Wikipedia, it's in Normandy.
I think, of all the places we were going to visit on this trip, I looked forward most of all to finally seeing the real thing, Mont Saint-Michel, second only to the Amalfi Coast.
So the day started quite nicely, it was sunny enough and bright, but there was some confusion about the destination for the day: was it Saint Malo today or Mont Saint-Michel? I think we were supposed to go to Saint Malo that day and Mont Saint-Michel the day after. Nikki's information told us Mont Saint-Michel tours were for the next day. Turned out there was a bus bound for Mont Saint-Michel at the bay ready to leave in a few minutes. Cool. I was excited. I had no idea what Saint Malo was so I was elated that we were going to Mont Saint-Michel instead.
The French countryside that part of France was pleasant and green that mid-Spring time of year. Lush green acres splattered with bright yellow fields of what turned out to be rapeseed plant as we later found out. Later on the flight back to Vancouver, as we approached Paris from Rome, I looked out the window to the landscape down below—it was sunny and bright, we were flying under the clouds—and I could see those fields of rapeseed in a kind of harlequin checkered pattern of green and yellow stretched for miles and miles across what I assumed to be the plains of Normandy. It was awesome to see the bright brushstrokes of yellow I glimpsed from the train, now from a different perspective, as a patchwork quilt aerial landscape. Very cool.
The now familiar farmhouses and barns gave me an idea of what French country style was. Black-and-white dairy cows, low, squat stone buildings with tiny windows, villages clustered around churches. So this is Normandy. Sometimes it seemed we were in a different century.
And then the bus would make a turn and we're back in the present. Electrical posts and cables, traffic lights and cars overtake the scenery.
I look over to the rest of my companions and they are all asleep except for Emi who was, like me, enjoying the view. She was wearing her pink scarf, a pair of shades and her black overcoat. I like my sister. Her quiet strength, her wacky side, her kindness, firmness and her laughter. I'm glad she was on this trip. I've missed her.
We reached a tiny village with a new look to it. It looked touristy. The bus made a short stop, unloading some passengers, and we were back on our way again. Suddenly, up ahead, as if someone had said Voila! There it was. Beautiful. Breathtaking. Just like in the postcards.
The approach is dramatic: the road becomes a sandbar, so there's no trees or posts or anything to block the view, only grey sand and placid water around it. It's an islet alright. It looked like a castle with a village tightly bunched around its sides and built on solid rock.
We got off the bus. The whole parking lot was filled mostly with tour buses like ours. We entered the walled medieval village with a throng of tourists.
There was a restaurant on the left and a creperie on the right. The kids didn't have breakfast so the first stop was the creperie.
(photo by Michelle)
Wifey turned to me and said she was going ahead and she did. I decided to stay back from the group and shoot at leisure. There were so many interesting details that I didn't want to miss.
The one narrow cobblestone street that wound up the village to the abbey was crawling with tourists. Tourists ruin everything, I thought, forgetting I was one of them. I wished there weren't so many of us!
(photo by Michelle)
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- MGM Resorts International (MGM) shares down 4.66% to $19.33 in morning trading on Monday following an analyst note from Stern Agee suggesting that early returns from the Macau gaming region show that revenue is once again falling in June for a thirteenth consecutive month of declines.
The Macau gaming region in China is the only region in China where the country's 1.5 billion citizens can legally gamble. However, after strong early returns following its debut as a gambling hub in 2006, the region has seen a decline in activity amid a Chinese government's crackdown on corruption.
"Our June GGR (gross gaming revenue) growth forecast range of between -33% and -38% YoY remains unchanged," analyst David Bain wrote. "Given abnormal market share and other checks, we believe hold negatively impacted early June results. Still, results are disappointing especially given a two week proximity to the opening of Galaxy's Phase 2."
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Pennsylvania is a long way from Texas, so that explains the exotic part, and Pennsylvania, specifically the village of Georgetown, is just down the road a piece, so that explains the closer to home part.
There's a place in Georgetown, right on 896, that cooks barbecued meat, take-out only. My wife says the stuff is fabulous, best she's had since she lived in Texas. She didn't save any for me, so it must be true. The guy at the restaurant says he gets a lot of comments like that.
It's called The Plainsman. Go eat there. Tell them the old guy with the beautiful young wife sent you.


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I planted this clematis last year and forgot about it until it came into flower suddenly. I thought it was dead
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The blossom is out on my apple tree and this bee was busy gathering pollen
Planting up
Spent some of today planting plug plants ready to move to beds in a few weeks. I have no idea what I'm doing
Holiday (kinda)
I'm on leave this week. Was still recovering from the game last night so felt a bit knackered, but got out for a 12.5 mile run. Had a meeting about a new OER project this afternoon and then sat in the garden for a bit reading in the sunshine.
Back home
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I like an ornamental grass, this one is in my garden
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Rose 2
I don't know what this one is called either. While not as rampant as yesterday's, it's a prettier, more delicate rose (much like myself).
Rose update
I bet you're dying to know how roses are coming along in my garden? Well the next few days are for you. First up, this climbing rose which is doing quite well, but isn't my favourite one. The aphids love it.
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The question wasn't meant to provoke a serious response, but given the way Virginia sophomore quarterback Michael Rocco's season has gone thus far, it had the potential to create a semi-awkward moment. During the Cavaliers' 28-21 win Thursday at Miami, senior tailback Perry Jones, on the run, threw a 37-yard touchdown pass with precision, and on Monday, Rocco was asked how concerned he now was about Jones contending for playing time under center.
"I've heard that joke a lot lately," Rocco said with a grin.
It's been a strange past two months for Rocco. He has started every game for a Cavaliers squad that is 5-3 and one win away from becoming bowl eligible for the first time since 2007. And yet, his status did not completely change from being a Virginia quarterback to being the Virginia quarterback until a week ago as the team came off its most disappointing defeat of the year.
It was then that Coach Mike London elected to scrap the two-quarterback rotation of Rocco and true freshman David Watford in exchange for a game plan that relied almost exclusively on Rocco alone. The hope was that Rocco's confidence would rise and that the team's offense would follow in step. Though just one game has taken place since that strategic adjustment, the desired effects seem to have transpired thus far.
"Really, the flow of the game is the biggest thing," Rocco said. "Staying in the game and knowing that you are going to get back in the next series, even if you have a bad series on the previous series, knowing the flow of the game and being able to stay in the flow of the game is the biggest thing. It was a great flow of the game, obviously, in the Miami game, and we were able to come out with a big victory."
Rocco completed 11 of 20 passes for 226 yards and two touchdowns against the Hurricanes. Perhaps most crucial, he did not throw an interception. Rather than force a throw or toss an incomplete pass, Rocco opted for a checkdown target, adjustments he said he focused on making in the four days between Virginia's 28-14 loss to North Carolina State and its road win at Miami.
On the season, Rocco has completed 59.4 percent of his passes for 1,412 yards, six touchdowns and eight interceptions. His quarterback rating of 120.01 ranks ninth out of the 11 ACC signal callers that have logged enough playing time to qualify.
But playing time has – or at least, had – been the issue. Watford has played in every game this season, and his time on the field increased after Rocco suffered a rib injury during a Sept. 24 loss to Southern Mississippi. A pattern emerged in which Rocco would lead the offense to early success, be removed in favor of Watford for one first-half series, return and never quite be able to regain the same degree of rhythm.
"I was a little frustrated, but all I can worry about is how I play," Rocco said. "Some of those games I didn't play as well as I could have."
Rocco said he always has felt like he had a firm grasp on the Virginia quarterback job. He said the title of being the starting quarterback is not in his mind-set. And yet, he also said each game has been succeeded by the same charge.
"I really go out every week trying to win the job solely and do my best as a quarterback," Rocco said.
Perhaps now that feeling is less sharp. Not the desire to play his best, but the constant uncertainty of knowing whether he'd done enough to earn the start the following Saturday.
While Rocco said he doesn't feel as though his attitude or approach with his teammates has changed significantly since London announced Watford's reduced role early last week – nor does he feel their attitude toward him has undergone any sort of dramatic alteration – he did acknowledge feeling a greater sense of rhythm in his play as Thursday's game against Miami progressed.
"Being able to be out there every series with the team and with the offense and keep things rolling, there were some key third downs that we got, and there were some that we didn't get," Rocco said. "So being able to make corrections on the sideline and knowing you were getting back in there to do it again on the next series was a big deal."
Also a big deal: Not hearing his teammates on the sideline wonder aloud who would be going in at quarterback on the next offensive possession.
"It's kind of different whenever you're actually out on the field and things get changed where your teammates start saying, 'Who's the guy? Who's going to be in next?' That's where it gets questioned," Rocco said. "But during the week of preparation I really felt that nothing changed, and I was who I was the whole season."
London noticed as much. He said Monday that Rocco rarely this season has wavered from his typically reserved and composed demeanor.
There are times, London said, when he would prefer a "rah-rah" type of quarterback, but only if that sort of approach fit said quarterback's personality. He wouldn't want a quarterback to force it, to try to be something he's not. London knows that Rocco is competitive, and that, he said, is what matters most.
And if Rocco can continue to throw for 200-plus yards against Virginia's opponents, London said, it's fine by him if Rocco continues to remain less on the boisterous side. The coach is hoping the new quarterback arrangement will continue to enable Rocco to feel comfortable enough to spur the Cavaliers' offense.
"Hopefully," London said, "now that Michael has the opportunity to be the quarterback, we'll get even more consistent play, we'll get better play, we'll get more confidence in his play."


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Brighton and Hove Albion have signed Australia goalkeeper Mathew Ryan from Valencia for a club-record fee and handed him a five-year contract.
The exact fee was not disclosed but reports in Australia suggest the 25-year-old will cost around £5million, above their previous record signing Shane Duffy who signed for a reported £4m.
Ryan, who spent the second half of last season on loan at Genk from Valencia, will first compete in this month's Confederations Cup with Australia and then take a break before joining up with his new team-mates in July.
"I'm delighted that we've been able to attract Mathew to the club, and he will certainly be an excellent addition to the squad in time for our first season in the Premier League," Brighton boss Chris Hughton said after the deal was announced on Friday.
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"For somebody of Mathew's age, he has very good experience, having played in the top divisions in Australia, Belgium and Spain.
"He has also competed in European competition and made a number of appearances at international level."
Ryan previously played for Blacktown City and Central Coast Mariners in his homeland, before making the move to Europe in 2013 by joining Club Brugge.
The shot-stopper signed for Valencia in 2015, but leaves after making just 10 LaLiga appearances from two seasons on the club's books.
Ryan follows Ingolstadt midfielder Pascal Gross in joining Brighton after they were promoted to the top flight for the first time in 34 years.
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We have a small client with 6 computers on a POP3 based email system. We are looking to move them over to Office 365.
I was planning to go through the following steps to move their emails across and was wondering if the plan was sound?
1. Verify domain ownership.
2. Change TTL on MX records to lowest possible.
3. Set up accounts in Office 365 with required email addresses.
4. Set up shared mailboxes in Office 365.
5. Set default/main email address for each mailbox.
6. Add new Office 365 mailboxes to Outlook on each computer.
7. Add shared mailboxes to outlook as required.
8. Adjust mx record so that new emails flow in to office 365 mailbox. Ensure new emails are sent via office 365 account.
9. Wait 24 hours an verify new emails are flowing in to Office 365 mailboxes.
10. Import required emails from old pop3 accounts in to new Office 365 mailboxes. Stick to 2GB limit on the import and archive the rest.
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Jun 19, 2017 at 10:57 UTC
Jun 19, 2017 at 11:56 UTC
Dara IT is an IT service provider.
Change the name servers from whatever they are to CloudFlare.
They have some incredibly fast DNS propagation. So when you change the MX it is near enough instant.
Jun 19, 2017 at 12:11 UTC
Jun 19, 2017 at 12:35 UTC
Why limit to 2GB when PST's are known for issues being large? Office 365 allows for 50GB.
Jun 19, 2017 at 3:42 UTC
Thanks for the replies. Much appreciated.
All six of the computers are running Outlook 2016, which they got via their Office 365 subscription. They're a not-for-profit so they get the Premium subscription for an amazing price.
No real reason for the 2GB limit other than for the time required to upload but I guess not a problem really - their upload speed is about 12MB and I think the biggest mailbox was around 15GB.
A couple of the computers have additional POP3 accounts but the rest just have the one POP3 account and an archive.
Jun 19, 2017 at 3:46 UTC
A couple of the computers have additional POP3 accounts but the rest just have the one POP3 account and an archive.
I'm not sure if its the same for POP3 accounts as Exchange accounts, but Outlook might consider the POP3 account the default account and not allow you to remove it with removing the Office365 accounts you've added. Just something to test
Jun 19, 2017 at 6:34 UTC
Any devices in the company that send status reports or scanned documents?Edited Jun 20, 2017 at 10:29 UTC
Jun 21, 2017 at 10:15 UTC
Thanks Ross.
There aren't any devices in the company that send status reports or anything.


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