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This soup is thick, delicious and nutritious, and it's spices are especially warming on a cold winter day. Put it on in the morning and revel in its warmth and fragrance after a day of snowshoeing, skiing or sledding. Vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free, it's also suitable for any cleanse or new eating habits (I hate the word "diet!") you may be testing in the new year. Continue reading
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Savory Fig and Walnut Stuffing
Stuffing is hands-down my favorite holiday dish. This past Thanksgiving I ran a 5K just so I could eat a whole lot of this particular version that I discovered new this year and adapted from A Little Bit of Spain in Iowa. Truth be told, I would've eaten the whole pan myself, 5K or not. It's so simple to make and is the perfect mix of not-too-sweet and savory.
I hope you can find room for it on your holiday table. You won't be disappointed, I promise! Continue reading
Quinoa, Squash and Black Bean Soup
This recipe was originally inspired from Oh She Glows, but I was up against the sweet potato she used. You see, SoulDaddy gags when I say the word sweet potato. But I did have a spaghetti squash from our summer garden still hanging around on the counter, just begging to be
hidden in a form SoulDaddy wouldn't recognize used.
I may be living in denial, but I'm convinced my darling husband doesn't hate squash as much as he thinks he does. After countless tries, I finally succeeded with this soup! Filled with the flavor of cumin, coriander and chili powder, this protein-packed bowl of deliciousness is warming and fills your belly fast with healthy goodness. Continue reading
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Happy Thanksgiving week! How is your 30 Days of Giving Thanks going? I have found it to be such a powerful practice, and one that has helped me be more mindful of a daily moment of gratitude.
I'm putting the finishing touches on our holiday menu and gearing up for the family to fly in from Connecticut. After having hosted Thanksgiving for so many years now, SoulDaddy and I are a well-oiled machine, but I'm still thrilled to be off work for the remainder of the week – and utilizing daycare for two of those days I might add!
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Hot chocolate and iced lattes, move over. Pumpkin is here.
If you do nothing else this week, you must try this recipe. If there is an easier way for a festive, delicious pumpkin fix, I have yet to find it. And frankly, I'm done searching. This. is. it. Doesn't matter if you live in Des Moines or Daytona.
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Over the years, my grandmother Viv taught me many secrets, about life, about love, and about food. I attribute all I know about Mediterranean cooking to her and our Armenian heritage. It makes me so proud to know I grew up eating hummus, tabbouleh and stuffed grape leaves (dolmades), before they ever hit the (sorta) mainstream.
Roasted Eggplant is a favorite in our family. It makes an appearance at every special occasion from birthdays to holidays, as well as anytime the garden is blossoming with this pretty purple vegetable. Garlic lovers will adore it (if you eat a piece, be sure your partner does too!), and so will anyone who appreciates a simple, easy-to-prepare appetizer with minimal ingredients. Continue reading
Roasted Butternut Squash Soup
When the days grow shorter and the temps colder, I know it's time for the slow-roasted goodness of this soup. The apples add sweetness while the cayenne provides a touch of heat, and pureeing it in its entirety gives it a rich, silky texture.
I could tell you I make this soup entirely for its flavor, but the truth is I equally adore the warmth and aromas that arise from the oven as the vegetables slow roast. Garnish with roasted pumpkin seeds from that recent pumpkin you carved or baked. Enjoy with a loaf of crusty bread smothered in fresh cream butter. Hello fall! Continue reading
Slow Cooker Savvy: Pumpkin Spice Granola
Mmmm… Granola. When it comes to the homemade kind, I can't eat enough of it! I've already posted one very versatile granola recipe for the slow cooker. This one is special though, filled with the flavors and aromas of autumn. I can't think of a better fall snack, cereal or yogurt topper than this. Filled with pumpkin, apple sauce, maple syrup, and pumpkin pie spice, it's an autumnal pantry must-have. Continue reading
Food to Crave: Hummus
This week, I've had a craving for hummus like no other! Thanks to my Armenian heritage, I was raised on it as I was Tabbouli, and the store-bought kind will never do. Plus, it's so incredibly simple to make! As long as you keep a jar of tahini [read: ground, hulled sesame seeds] in the pantry, you most-likely have all the ingredients on-hand at any time.
You can mix up a batch of this healthy, nourishing dish in 10 minutes or less. Spread it on sandwiches or falafels, scoop it up with crackers or dip into it with fresh-cut vegetables. Yum! Continue reading
Slow Cooker Savvy: Apple Butter
With all the apples I picked from my neighbor's yard last week, I tossed a large batch in the slow cooker to make apple sauce and … ended up with apple butter! Turns out that the long, slow cooking time required of apples for apple butter makes your crock pot a rock start (again!). And with minimum ingredients, the recipe itself couldn't be easier.
Use whatever size slow cooker you have, filling it to the brim with apples and adjusting the ingredients accordingly; I used a 6 quart cooker. The large resulting quantity is ideal for preserving and the fragrant butter makes a well-appreciated gift, right at home spread on toast or paired with nut butter. Continue reading


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The shares of Powergen P.L.C. and National Power P.L.C. recovered yesterday from their losses on Thursday on the London stock market as investors speculated that the companies, major British power generators, might pay special dividends. National Power said late on Thursday that it was reviewing its dividend policy and capital structure. The news followed a statement by the Government earlier in the day that it was keeping its special shares in the two, effectively blocking others from bidding for them.
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Good news on stillbirths and neonatal deathsBMJ 2016; 352 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.i572 (Published 04 February 2016) Cite this as: BMJ 2016;352:i572
Great news on births
Rates of stillbirths and neonatal deaths dropped across the whole of Europe between 2004 and 2010, according to data from the Euro-Peristat project (J Epidemiol Community Health doi:10.1136/jech-2015-207013). This applied equally to countries with high or low rates, meaning that everyone is doing something better. The challenge is to share lessons and embed them in practice.
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The battle for Best Boer Goat in Show was more a gentle headbutt as two of Australia's finest animals went head to head.
The tussle was between Grand Champion Standard Boer Doe and Senior Champion, Mugambi Overline, owned by Paul and Janette Ormsby, Forbes, and Pacifica Shangaan, the Grand Champion Standard Boer Buck and Senior Champion.
This strapping young lad is just under three years old, and is owned by Pacifica's Tracey Wood and Richard Zidarew, at nearby Eugowra.
They were "excited and exhilarated" when they won Grand Champion, and were overwhelmed when he took out the main title.
Ms Wood said Shangaan's sire had been Grand Champion Buck in 2014 and his twin sister was Champion Kid in 2015 and Intermediate in 2016.
Kangaan was Supreme exhibit at the NSW 2016 State Show in Queanbeyan.
"He's a freak of nature; you'd never breed another one," she said.
"His first kids just hit the round and a few bucks were in the under-12 months class and placed, so he is breeding on with show quality."
The doe, Overline, is now just over three years old and was Supreme Champion last year at the show so she was favourite but was pipped at the post.
"They were neck and neck for volume, capacity, width, meat quality, type and balance," said judge Hein Booysen, a Boer goat farmer and judge from South Africa.
"The buck was large and had a better shape than the ewe.
"They are both really good goats."
After judging Mr Booysen said he was impressed by the show.
"The quality of the animals was very good, especially the animals that won," he said.
"They could seriously compete in South Africa as well."
He had been an assistant judge at the NSW State Championships in Queanbeyan in 2013 and had seen most of the older goats.
"Their quality has got better, especially the bucks," he said.
Best Red Boer Goat ribbon went to Kiabe, a doe 12 months and older, now owned by Darrell Bishop, Osory stud, Mudgee.
"She was bred by a lady, Dr Margaret Giles, who died recently and I brought the doe back to show," he said.
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I don't like Mark Rippetoe because I was one of those guys. I did his program back in the day and I got to be a skinny fat ass to the sky. I gained 45 lbs in 4 months and I didn't even consume the recommended 6 000 calories. On average I was eating 3000-3500 calories. I started at 149lbs and had an office job so I was not burning much calories doing squats 3x5. I was able to eat 5 000 calories only for 2 days. I could only imagine how it feels to eat 6 000 calories a day from good sources. Living in the toilet sounds fun.
Later I lost 30lbs + in around 4 months. I could have done better but I did not care much about training at that time. For that I blame Mark Rippetoe as well as all other liars who talk about eating big. I also blame myself for not knowing any better and it makes sense to me to share this information with other people so that my experience is worth something more than a bad memory.
No, thanks.
In my next post I will talk p90x vs. starting strength once more.
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An array of international wagering companies including Sportsbet and Bet365 argue that distinction between phone and online services is now out of date and has failed to keep pace with the betting habits of punters.
Sportsbet said its strong focus on mobile betting has won new customers along with its broadcasting of Victorian horse racing via its website. Photo: Josh Robenstone
One of Australia's largest wagering operators, Sportsbet, has urged the federal government to allow local bookmakers the right to promote a controversial form of online gambling in order to dissuade punters from betting with illegal offshore players.
Sportsbet riled competitor Tabcorp in October after claiming to be the largest digital wagering business in Australia following a period of strong growth.
Tabcorp has refuted Sportsbet's claim that it has pipped the 50-year old company with its head of wagering Craig Nugent saying it remains comfortably in pole position.
"Blanket gambling prohibition does not work in the digital age," the company said. "Consumers now expect to be able to wager on their mobile devices and over the internet but Australian licensed wagering service providers cannot legally provide this in-play product."
Sportsbet, owned by Irish betting giant Paddy Power, has warned the government risks forcing more gamblers onto the offshore "black market" if it fails to move in step with rival jurisdictions and allow in-play betting.
In a real sense the [Interactive Gambling Act] is 'analogue' legislation ill-suited and ill-equipped to deal with the digital age.
Sportsbet submission
Under the 2001 Interactive Gambling Act, bets on live matches that have already started can be taken in store at retail outlets or over the phone but not online. "Measures to address the increasing threat of offshore operators without addressing the root of the problem and the fundamental reason why Australians are betting offshore: access to the in-play product via mobile devices and the internet will not achieve the outcome the government is seeking. Sportsbet said the IGA review should strengthen the deterrence measures deployed by ACMA and give it powers to target offshore operators rather than licensed Australian companies.
ACMA referred British bookmaker William Hill, led by Tom Waterhouse, to the Australian Federal Police in August over the in-play betting loophole.
Controversial practice
However, the AFP rejected investigating its controversial practice of taking bets during the live play of sports and handed the investigation back to the regulator.
Sportsbet has also called for the government to make it a legal requirement to be licensed in Australia in order to offerwagering services to Australian consumers bringing it into line with international jurisdictions.
Mr O'Farrell will conduct the review with final recommendations due to be submitted to Social Services Minister Christian Porter by December 18.
"[It should] inform operators of prohibited services that law enforcement bodies may be monitoring any attempts by their officers to enter Australia."
The role of the Australian Communications and Media Authority was called into question by Sportsbet as part of its submission to the review.
Sportsbet said rather than trying to stem the flow of more than 2200 illegal offshore operators through ineffective means such as internet and financial transaction blocking, it made more sense to create a level playing field for licensed Australian operators.
Lost revenue offshore
The betting company says that if the government retains the status quo, more than $2.2 billion will be lost offshore in lost wagering profits by 2020 representing $100 million a year in forgone tax revenue.
"In a real sense the IGA is 'analogue' legislation ill-suited and ill-equipped to deal with the digital age," Sportsbet said in a submission to the Barry O'Farrell-led review into the impact of offshore wagering. Mobile phone betting now accounts for 50 per cent of the business, compared with about 20 per cent five years ago.
Sportsbet chief executive Cormac Barry: "Blanket gambling prohibition does not work in the digital age". In this context, improving appropriate supply is plainly the best way to cut off popular demand."


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Easy Oven-Roasted Vegetables
Roasted vegetables make an amazing, flavourful and filling side dish to accompany the protein of your choice. Easy and delicious, the combinations of protein and vegetables are endless!
The vegetables that I find roast in the oven best are broccoli, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, cabbage, mushrooms and asparagus. Roasting them in the oven gives them the most delicious, almost nutty flavour, transforming them from a food you might have turned your nose up to as a child into one of your staple side dishes (at least this has been the case for me!)
To save time, cook these at the same time as you do the protein of your choice – they go great with every variety of fish, chicken, steak, sausages, you name it!
Ingredients & Instructions
- Heat oven to 425
- Wash and cut the vegetable of your choice (e.g. usually keep broccoli, cauliflower in florets; for brussel sprouts, cut bottoms off and halve them; slice or dice up cabbage; cut ends off asparagus, etc)
- Spread pieces evenly on a cookie sheet or shallow pan
- Sprinkle with a bit of garlic powder, onion powder and freshly cracked black pepper
- Add a few tablespoons of healthy fat of your choice for flavour and browning – organic butter and coconut oil are best (remember, saturated fat is NOT bad for you – these cooking fats taste amazing and hold up to heat better than olive oil or any nut/seed oils which oxidize easily in heat)
- Allow to cook on a rack placed midway (or slightly below, closer to the heat source) in your oven for ~15 minutes
- Remove and toss, setting oven to broil on low
- Place vegetables back in the oven on an upper rack for 5-10 minutes, tossing occassionally
- Remove and season generously with sea salt (also not bad for you, and I prefer to salt food after it's cooked as I find any added before tends to get lost during the cooking process)
Length of cooking time largely depends on how browned you like your veggies to be (I tend to like mine a little crispier – more flavour!) and you can tweak this template according to your preferences.
Generally speaking, roasted veggies tend to keep pretty well (up to three days) and still taste pretty damn good cold. Toss them into a salad, scramble them with some eggs or enjoy a smaller portion with the meat of your choice as a snack!


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Is Facebook worth $100 billion?
Facebook's IPO filing is reportedly imminent — and rumors are swirling about how much the social network led by Mark Zuckerberg is is worth.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — A long list of tech IPOs captured attention in 2011, but no company has been drooled over like Facebook. And finally, its debut looks to be imminent.
The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that Facebook may file for an initial public offering as early as this Wednesday. It's still not certain if Facebook will actually file this week.
But that hasn't stopped people from speculating about how much Facebook might be worth.
Some experts have suggested that the social network could be worth anywhere between $75 billion and $100 billion once it starts trading. No matter what the valuation Facebook's IPO is undeniably hot, says Max Wolff, chief economist at GreenCrest Capital.
He expects Facebook will be valued at $85 billion to $100 billion, and that the company will sell about 8.5% to 10% of its available shares in the offering. Based on those estimates, Facebook would raise between $7.2 billion and $10 billion from the sale of its stock.
But there's a lot more riding on Facebook's paperwork than wealth creation. The social network has become an entire ecosystem, supporting independent app makers and gaming platforms like Zynga (ZNGA).
Facebook's filing will have implications for companies that depend on it, as well as the social media landscape at large. Until then, analysts are left to speculate about Facebook's revenue streams and profitability — and whether it really deserves a $100 billion market value.
Michael Pachter, a research analyst at Wedbush Securities, says the rumored valuation range is reasonable — though he won't cite a specific estimate of his own.
How Facebook makes money — and could make more: The vast majority of Facebook's revenue comes from advertising: a combination of search and display ads. And the sales growth is incredibly robust.
Research firm eMarketer estimated last September that Facebook's ad revenue would more than double in 2011 to $3.8 billion and increase another 52% to $5.78 billion in 2012.
Facebook has grown by grabbing market share from Google and Yahoo. Last year Facebook comprised 16.3% of the so-called display (i.e. banners and other graphical ads) market, eMarketer estimates — compared with Yahoo's (YHOO, Fortune 500) 13.1% and Google's (GOOG, Fortune 500) 9.3%.
Martin Pyykkonen, analyst at Wedge Partners, says Facebook is highly appealing to advertisers because about two-thirds of its users fall into the coveted age demographic of 18-49. He thinks Facebook's ad targeting will become even more effective over time.
"The 'Like' button option is a basic example of targeting," Pyykkonen wrote in a note to clients Monday. "[It's] likely that advertisers will be able to even better target their audiences as Facebook goes deeper with integrating apps, games, movies, music."
Facebook's other revenue stream is its payment system for purchases within apps and games: Facebook Credits. Facebook keeps 30% of the revenue from those payments, and passes the remaining 70% on to the app developer.
Facebook Credits now comprises 10% of the company's total revenue, up from 5% in early 2010, Pyykkonen estimates.
Those estimates will soon be backed up — or refuted — by hard numbers from Facebook. Once its IPO filing does finally land, it will help answer questions about the overall social media market.
"People are extrapolating outcomes into an environment that's hungry for missing details," said Wolff. "It's like all the guys in the class spreading rumors about the prettiest girl in the school."


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For fifteen years everything was perfect. Perfect and safe. Nothing could go wrong, and nothing ever did. Her life was cast from a flawless mould, with no heartache and few surprises. Until yesterday.
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James Pewitt
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Hobbies: Smash Bros! Video Games, TV, Lacrosse, and Scuba Diving
Campus Involvement: AIChE
Jerry Lin
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Hometown: McDonough, GA
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Hobbies: Biking, video games, reading, running
Campus Involvement: The Agency, SASE, Tau Beta Pi, AEMB
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Hometown: Birmingham, AL
Highschool: Mountain Brook High School
Hobbies: Game Development, Computer Games
Campus Involvement: VGDev
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Hometown: Corvallis, OR
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Hobbies: Basketball, Traveling, Taking Naps
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Campus Involvement: GT 1000 Team Leader Advisory Board, Institute of Industrial & Systems Engineers – Director of Planning, Society of Asian Scientists & Engineers – Chapter President, The Campus Kitchens Project – Vice President of Records, ISyE Ambassadors
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Hometown: Gainesville, GA
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Noam Lerner
Major: Computer Science
Hometown: Tenafly, NJ
Highschool: Tenafly High School
Hobbies: Programming, Playing Guitar
Campus Involvement: Hillel
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Hometown: Needham, Massachusetts
Highschool: Needham High School
Hobbies: Snowboarding, Guitar, Traveling, Ballroom Dancing
Campus Involvement: Design Build Fly
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Major: Computer Science
Hometown: Miami, Florida
Highschool: Nova High School in Davie, Fl
Hobbies: Guitar, Banjo, Overwatch, Lifting, Smash (Melee)
Campus Involvement: Musician's Network (Under the Couch), Startup Exchange
Rob Eisenhardt
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Hometown: Decatur, GA
Highschool: Lakeside High School
Hobbies: Running, biking, and camping. Scuba diving in new and interesting places. Stretching/yoga for relaxation
Campus Involvement: VGDev, RoboJackets
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Campus Involvement: The Agency, Runnin' Wreck, Archery Team
Alex Ostrow
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Hometown: Atlanta, GA
Highschool: Westminster
Hobbies: Camping/Hiking, Piano and sometimes Saxophone, Reading science fiction, First person shooters
Campus Involvement: Glee Club
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Hometown: Atlanta, GA
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Royal Park Hotel THE Haneda - Tokyo,Japan - Hotels.com Singapore
- Free WiFi
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- 313 guestrooms
- Restaurant
- Breakfast available
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Computer station
- Laundry service
- Meeting room
- Free WiFi
For families
- Refrigerator
- Private bathroom
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- Hair dryer
- Digital TV service
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The last episode of "Heavy" is a heavy one. Both heavies, Chad, a 509 lb. 27 year-old man in a committed relationship, and Sallie, 443.4 lb. 29 year-old single mother of one, have used food as a coping mechanism for so long that their lives have been severely complicated by their weight issues. However, Chad and Sallie, unlike several previous heavies, understand how far gone they are and know before they even arrive at "the facility" that they need to make drastic changes to their lifestyles for themselves and for someone else–in Chad's case, his girlfriend, and in Sallie's, her son.
Sallie has been fat for as long as she can remember. She was 150 lbs. in middle school, 250 in high school and now, as an adult, she's almost 450 lbs. Sallie is so fat her weight is seriously impeding her life. She can no longer buckle her seat belt because of the width of her stomach, which is so large it presses into the steering wheel, making it difficult for her to make turns while driving. Outside of the car, her weight has become even more of a problem, constantly causing her pain in her knees, back, ankles and chest. Sallie's son Sam, a 150 lb. 8-year-old, is learning from his mom's bad habits, too, eating man-sized portions. "I'm the biggest person in my whole class," he says. Sallie has become even more hopeless about her weight after her father's suicide five years ago, which she didn't see coming. She didn't want to cry. She and her mother never talked about it. Sallie just internalized the grief, questioning if she loved him more would that have saved his life. Without the coping skills to manage her grief, Sallie ate to soothe the pain she felt. She says, "If I feel sad about it, I go eat me something and feel better." And then: "I'm going to eat myself to death and end up killing myself in a different way." Sallie knows she needs to make a change–not just for herself but for her son Sam, too.
Chad began using food as a coping mechanism at an early age. His father was an alcoholic and a drug addict who was physically abusive towards Chad and his mother, and the marriage ultimately ended when his father threatened to burn his mother alive in their house. Chad grew up without a father figure, but yearned for one so deeply, to have someone to "define who [he] was as a man." Without one, Chad began coping with his problems the way his mother did: by eating. This is very close to my own fat story, which I've written about in pieces over the last few months that I've blogged about "Heavy." (And even more so in "Fat Fuck.") Basically, my father left my mother before I was born. Around when I began going to school, I realized something was different. While everyone in my school had a mom and dad, I just had a mom. Once I understood my father was gone, I wanted a father figure, but never really had one, so, just like Chad, food became my father figure because it was always there for me. Now, as an adult, Chad's coping mechanism has turned into a lifestyle he can no longer sustain. His girlfriend Laina, who Chad wants to marry, isn't willing to stand by him while he eats so much, and their relationship has reached a breaking point after she sent him a long email explaining how she feels. Laina writes, "I can't continue loving someone who's killing himself, and if you continue like you are doing, you will die. I can't get myself into something that I know will end in tragedy. You have to do something now about your weight if you want to keep me." Wow. And that's not even the whole email. Chad has to do something about his weight if he wants to keep Laina, "the love of [his] life." He says, "I just don't want [to be fat] anymore, and I'm willing to fight… to just have a different life."
At "the facility," Chad and Sally experience a reality check at the weigh-in, which Chad describes as "looking the monster in the eye." He's scared when he finds out that he's over 500 lbs. and sets a goal of losing 150 lbs. over his six months at "the facility." Sallie has the same experience. When she weighs in at 443, she utters one word: "Whoa." She thought she was 380-390 lbs. and seems almost defeated before she even begins, confessing, "Had I seen that at home I probably would've went and ate something." But Adam (Who, I'll admit, is growing on me–and Adam, if, by chance, you are reading this, I'm sorry I called you a porn store clerk several posts ago.) puts it into perspective when he says, "That's the highest it's ever going to be because we're going down from this point on."
Usually, I write about the experiences at "the facility" separately for each of the heavies, but since Chad and Sallie worked so well together, I'm going to recap their experiences collectively. When they first begin the cardio-boxing sessions, dreaded by previous heavies, and weight training, Chad and Sallie are clearly out of shape and unable to keep up (best exemplified by Sallie eating it–twice!–while doing push-ups on a yoga ball); however, despite their physical limitations, both Chad and Sallie fight hard during their first week, losing 22.4 and 8.8 lbs. respectively. Their initial challenge doesn't come from the exercise–as hard as it is they are both going at it–but from the food, which they are not used to eating. Before leaving for "the facility," Chad and Sallie lived on fast food (Chad says he regularly eats 7500 calories in a sitting, which you can do if you're Tim Lincecum, but unfortunately, Chad cannot throw a fastball comparable to "the Freak."), so reducing their caloric intake to 1200-1500 calories per day is a difficult adjustment. But Robert Moore, the president of Hilton Head Health, gives Chad and Sallie some straight talk, saying, "Everything you look at you're going to be judging based on how much does it take to get this off." This is exactly what I think whenever I walk down the ice cream aisle at the grocery store, pining for some Haagen-Dazs.
But losing the weight isn't only about changing bad habits, it's about getting at the emotional issues that cause them to rely so heavily on food. Sallie is ready to deal with her own father issues; however, Chad isn't. When I first began losing weight, I was a lot like Chad–I wasn't ready to deal with the issues around my father either. I was just scared I was going to die and knew I needed to make a change. It wasn't until I had lost about 100 lbs. and still felt depressed that I understood there were underlying issues I needed to address, which is when I first opened up and started the process of letting-go of the anger I had for my father, a man I never met, a face I've never even seen. Chad is where I was about ten years ago: in denial, and with the help of Sallie, he begins to see that he, too, has some letting-go to do. There's a great scene where Chad and Sallie are doing cardio together, and Beverly is pressing them to open up about their fathers. Chad pushes back and says he doesn't want to talk about his and doesn't think he's missing anything. But Sallie calls him on it, saying, "You really should re-think that… because you gotta forgive… and once they're gone, they're gone."
At the halfway mark, Chad and Sallie have lost 79.6 lbs. and 80 lbs respectively and are amazed by what they are physically capable of, like biking, running and kayaking, activities they hadn't ever been able to do. Then their families arrive, and Chad and Sallie are reminded why they are working so hard at "the facility." After some family time (Sallie and her adorable son Sam play mini-golf and bike together, and Chad, Laina and his mother look through family albums, spurring Chad to consider reaching out to his father.), Chad and Sallie are even more committed and begin training for the annual beach bum triathlon, a 500-meter swim, a 6-mile bike ride and a 5K run, like, all at once. For the next month, Chad and Sallie train together, swimming, biking, running and building strength through weight training, and by the morning of the race, they're both noticeably slimmer–and nervous, but their goal is simple: finish. Chad starts off strong swimming through a school of jellyfish before making it to the 6-mile bike ride. Sallie paces herself, and when she hits the 5K, the final part of the race, she catches Chad and passes him, finishing in one hour and 58 minutes with Chad four minutes behind her. After the race, they're exhausted, yet happy. Chad and Sallie accomplished something they both never believed they could, and Chad summed up the feat best, saying, "How many over 400 lb. people can say they are a triathlete? I'm one of them." Then Chad did something else he never believed he would do six months ago: he called his father, starting the process of repairing their relationship.
At the final weigh-in, Chad is 368.4, a total of 140.6 lbs. lost, and Sallie is 306.8, a total of 136.6 lbs. The funny thing is: you can see Sallie wants more. She's proud, but not completely happy. Before she even leaves Hilton Head Health, I know she's going to stay beastly when she gets home.
And Sallie does. At the follow-up four months later (I'm still not writing about "the big reveals," but I'll compromise: if A&E brings back David Richardson, I'll start writing about them next season. This commenter is with me. What about you?), Sallie has lost another 40 lbs., and her son Sam has lost 10. They completed a 5K together, too. And in the four months since the episode was filmed, Chad has lost 22.4 lbs., and he and Laina had their dream wedding. He's still working on the relationship with his father.
In the new format, Chad and Sallie are the most successful heavies. I'm looking forward to the follow-up episode next Monday on A&E. (A&E, I'm already shilling for you, and I'm not even on the payroll. Holler. At. Me.)
Like Sallie says, "I'm not stopping here."


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The Triceratops is a horned dinosaur that lived 68-65 million years ago. it was voiced by Campbell Morton
It appear in "Scary Monsters", "Red Thunder", "Taking the Plunge", "The Gift", "Be My Valentine", "Happy Birthday Campbell", "I Love Dinosaur's", "Campbell's New Naighbors", "Finders Keepers", "Happy Halloween", "Pajama Day", "Sleepover at Campbell's House", "It Easter Bunny Day", "Meet Santa Claus" and "The Best Christmas Ever"
The Triceratops is also seen in Movies and TV Show like a Triceratops From Disney's Fantasia, The Land Before Time movie series, Even the Triceratops from the Jurassic Park movie series, Disney's DuckTales, Disney's The Little Mermaid (TV Series), Disney's The Legend of Tarzan, Tom and Jerry Tales, Disney's Phineas And Ferb and Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs.
The Triceratops is also seen in Video Games like a Triceratops in Turok game series From Acclaim Entertainment, 3-D Dinosaur Adventure From Knowledge Adventure, Putt-Putt Travels Through Time From Humongous Entertainment, Diddy Kong Racing From Nintendo and Rareware, Zoo Tycoon PC Game series From Microsoft Game Studios and Blue Fang Games and Even Star Fox Adventures From Nintendo, Rareware and Acclaim Entertainment.


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H.R.6357 - To prohibit the extrajudicial killing of United States citizens, and for other purposes.112th Congress (2011-2012)
|Rep. Kucinich, Dennis J. [D-OH-10] (Introduced 08/03/2012)
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|09/07/2012 Referred to the Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security. (All Actions)
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Expresses the sense of Congress with respect to the use of extrajudicial force against a citizen of the United States.
Prohibits anyone, including the President, from instructing an employee or an agent of the United States from engaging in, or conspiring to engage in, the extrajudicial killing of a U.S. citizen.
Requires the President to submit to the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence of the House of Representatives and the Select Committee on Intelligence of the Senate: (1) a report on the identity of each U.S. citizen that is on the list of the Joint Special Operations Command or the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) as a high value individual or a high value target, and (2) a written assurance that no U.S. citizens are being added to such list.
Defines "extrajudicial killing" to mean a premeditated and intentional use of lethal force against a U.S. citizen, but excludes from such definition the use of force in certain circumstances, including against a U.S. citizen whose guilt has been adjudicated consistent with due process of law, who is directly participating in hostilities in a zone of active armed conflict and the United States is a party to such conflict, or against whom force is required by law enforcement personnel for purposes of self defense, defense of others, or enabling the release of hostages.


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I'll admit, I kinda haven't been running as often as I should have/liked for the passed few months. I know I had to take time off for my shin splints but for some reason I let my running slide 😦 Looking back, here's a few reasons..
A- Needed to rest due to shin splints
B- Husband has been away on his work term during the week and without a babysitter, I couldn't get out for runs
C- The Fort MacMurray fires played a massive number on my anxiety. Worrying about my friends was intense and exhausting. Not to mention how exhausting it was to be the sole parent all week
So what did I end up doing? Feeling bad for myself and eating way too much (especially chips) and I've gained weight.
I went for a few runs while visiting my in-laws and boy did I notice the difference in my stamina. It has gone downhill!!
Well, time for me to get myself back together and get back atter! Even though Simon had me up at 5:30am again this morning for the milllionth time this week, I will go for a run when Dave puts him to bed this evening (we take turns putting him to bed).
I've been planking every day again as well..
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Louis Vuitton "My LV World Tour" Personalization ServiceHandbags
Introducing the Louis Vuitton My LV World Tour Personalization Service. This new customization is available in the brand's iconic handbags and in Monogram Canvas. Currently, it is available in Neverfull MM, Speedy Bandoulière 30, Keepall Bandoulière 50, Horizon 55, Zippy Wallet and Victorine Wallet.
The My LV World Tour comes in 5 collections with 12 patches each, that can be placed on pre-defined spots. The sticker collections includes: CITIES like London, Miami, Milano, Tokyo and Rio de Janeiro; LV POP such as headphones, lipstick, planets and vintage car; GRAND HOTELS like Hotel Fuji, King Edward Hotel, Hotel Grand Nantucket and Palace Hotel; LV HERITAGE which features vintage Louis Vuitton logos; and MAKE IT YOUR OWN where you can put in your initials with date or your name with the brand's logo.
As of the moment, the customization service is only available in stores and once the order has been taken, the item will be made in France. It would take eight to twelve weeks for the bag to arrive after ordering. This special service will also be available in Damier Graphite canvas by mid-September.
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LOUIS VUITTON POPINCOURT BAGLouis Vuitton News
Remember this bag? The Popincourt Bag? It's back and has been modernized with a new trendy attitude. For those that are not familiar with Louis Vuitton classic handbags, the Popincourt was introduced some time ago, but was discontinued afterwards (around 2009 – 2010). This bag is still loved and carried by many fashion obsessed as it's easy to carry, but roomy enough to store everything you need
While the original edition was released in the popular Monogram Canvas, the newest edition is added with natural leather trims. The size has also been updated as it's bigger than the old mini vision. The style has been modernized and is now as chic as it can be. Besides the famous monogram canvas print, the edges as well as the top handles are added with fresh colors. This color creates an interesting contrast and it highlights the bag to make it more attractive. To make it more elegant, Louis Vuitton added an extra pocket with padlock. It also comes with a colorful tag and keybell. The added leather strap with collar studs can be used for shoulder carry or cross body and it can be adjusted or removed.
The design is pretty, but the functionality is flawless as well. Besides the front zip pocket, the exterior also comes with 2 large pockets for instant-access. The bottom features 4 studs so you can drop your bag without much worry.
The interior is made with a flat pocket and 2 smartphone pockets. It's refined with shiny gold metal hardware too. The latest Popincourt Bag is perfect for the busy woman who needs to structure her stuff, but don't need an oversized handbag. And now for the details:
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Prices: $2370 USD, $3100 AUD, $3000 CAD, ¥287280 JPY
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Louis Vuitton Pre Fall 2017 BagLouis Vuitton News
Louis Vuitton Pre Fall 2017 Bag is a new collection that presents a new look and a new style. This new collection was very in wait for everyone in this world. Louis Vuitton Pre Fall 2017 Bag has having the bag hobo with a handle on top of the braid. Very amazing isn't it. Epi leather Jean includes more colors, such as black and pink. While the Capucines and Twist the bag comes in a variety of embellishments and embroidery. The brand presents the new styles this season, Softy triangles and also new for autumn of 2017 is a lace print pattern can be seen in the town of Steamer and Petite Malle bag. I really like once with this bag. This bag is very well suited to your fashion style. Below is the latest collection of Louis Vuitton Pre Fall 2017 Bag.
LOUIS VUITTON MATELASSE FLOWER PALM SPRINGS BACKPACKTravel
It looks like this newest Louis Vuitton Backpack is all about flower power with its sophisticated Matellase flower pattern. Without further ado, here's the hottest backpack in the Louis Vuitton collection: the Louis Vuitton Matelasse Flower Palm Springs Backpack.
Previously released in Monogram Canvas, Reversed Monogram Canvas and Monogram Infrarouge, the newest Matelasse Flower Palm Springs Backpack is now in a timeless and new print. This backpack is also uber chic and feminine with its delicate iconic Monogram flower embroidery against its super soft black lambskin for a lightly quilted effect thus giving it an on-point sophisticated look. Aside from its undeniable feminine beauty, it also boasts of a quilted lambskin exterior that is perfectly paired with gold colored metallic pieces. It also features a padded leather top handle for easy hand carrying and an adjustable padded leather shoulder straps for extra strong backpack carrying.
It also features a leather scarf holder at the bottom. When it comes to compartment, this backpack never runs short with its external zippy front pocket and 1 inside flat pocket. For security purposes, it boasts of a double zipped closure.
Measuring 9.5" x 14.6" x 5.5" (L x H x W) inches and is priced $2770 USD, $2700 USD, €2100 euro, £1960 GBP, $3550 CAD, $22500 HKD, ¥329400 JPY, $3750 AUD, ¥20900 CNY via Louis Vuitton boutiques.
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Louis Vuitton Love Note bag has a details such as the gold-toned LV turn-lock closure, which not only acting but also security features add a touch of luxury. Louis Vuitton Love Note bag removable chains also offer Nautical-inspired shoulder so you can easily transition from hand-carry effort shoulder carry. Louis Vuitton Love Note bag interior has 1 flat pocket inside to keep Your things organized. Embodies femininity, elegant Louis Vuitton love note this latest bags can work well for your benefit.
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Louis Vuitton is casually taking things in stride but when it comes to creating wallets, it looks like this French label is taking the competition too seriously. Take a look at this Louis Vuitton Comete Wallet and you'll know what we're talking about. Plus, you'll also definitely fall in love with its understated elegance and femininity.
Sporting subtle grained Veau Cachemire leather matched with shiny silver brass metallic pieces, this LV Comete Wallet is all about simplicity without sacrificing sophistication. In fact, its main feature would be the metal V accessory, which was inspired by Nicolas Ghesquire's first collection for Louis Vuitton. The metal V accessory is placed in the zip pull for an added touch of beauty and embellishment. The Louis Vuitton logo on the other hand is subtly embossed in the upper middle for an instantaneous brand recollection.
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It is priced $1420 USD, €960 euro, £895 GBP, $1640 CAD, $11700 HKD, $1710 AUD, ¥158760 JPY, ¥10800 CNY via Louis Vuitton boutiques.
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Special Events
The Icons of Sound: Aghia Sophia Reimagined
November 4 – 5, 2016
Take a virtual journey to Hagia Sophia, Constantinople's Great Church, when the renowned choir Cappella Romana returns to Stanford to continue its collaboration with Stanford's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA) and its Art and Art History department. CCRMA will digitally imprint Hagia Sophia's reverberant acoustics on Cappella Romana's sublime Byzantine chant, complemented by visuals designed to create a totally immersive experience. Faculty experts in art, music, and technology lead the audience through this acoustic and aesthetic journey in time.
Aristophanes and Politics
September 30 – October 1, 2016
A two-day scholarly event, open to the public, organized by the Center for the Ancient Mediterranean at Columbia University.
Stevens Institute of Technology & IEEE Symposium
Ancient Hellenic Engineering and the Transformation of Earth through Fire
Saturday, November 7, 2015
Educational Events
Meet the Author – Book Presentation events.
Sophia Nikolaidou The Scapegoat. Translated by Karen Emmerich. (October 18-31)
Host Institutions
Richard Stockton College of NJ (October 19)
Princeton University (October 20)
Stony Brook University (October 21)
University of South Florida (October 22)
University of Florida Gainsville (October 26)
Harvard University (October 27)
Brown University (October 29)
*October 30-31, Sophia Nikolaidou will present her work at the International Festival of Authors in Toronto.
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Book Presentation and Discussion
Beauty: The Fortunes of an Ancient Greek Idea
Dr. David Konstan
Professor of Classics at New York University
Published by Oxford University Press
Volume No. 5 in the Onassis Series in Hellenic Culture
Introduced by Dr. Peter Meineck, Professor of Classics at NYU
Director of the Aquila Theatre
Wednesday, February 18, 2015 at 6:30 PM
The Morgan Library & Museum
225 Madison Avenue at 36th Street
New York, NY 10016
About the Author: David Konstan is Professor of Classics at New York University and Professor Emeritus of Classics and Comparative Literature at Brown University. Among his books are Roman Comedy (1983), Sexual Symmetry: Love in the Ancient Novel and Related Genres (1994), Greek Comedy and Ideology (1995), Friendship in the Classical World (1997), Pity Transformed (2001), The Emotions of the Ancient Greeks (2006), "A Life Worthy of the Gods": The Materialist Psychology of Epicurus (2008), and Before Forgiveness: The Origins of a Moral Idea (2010). He was president of the American Philological Association in 1999, and is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
About the Book: Beauty: The Fortunes of an Ancient Greek Idea What does it mean to say something is beautiful? On the one hand, beauty is associated with erotic attraction; on the other, it is the primary category in aesthetics, and it is widely supposed that the proper response to a work of art is one of objective contemplation. At its core, then, beauty is a contested concept, and both sides feel comfortable appealing to the authority of Plato, and via him, to the ancient Greeks generally. So, who is right-if either? Beauty offers an elegant investigation of ancient Greek notions of beauty and, in the process, sheds light on how we ought to appreciate the artistic achievements of the classical world.
About the Onassis Series in Hellenic Culture The Onassis Series in Hellenic Culture is the product of an exciting collaboration between the Onassis Foundation USA and the Oxford University Press. In this Series, Oxford University Press publishes books based on original scholarly work presented to academic and broader audiences through lecture tours organized by the Onassis Foundation USA University Seminars Program.
Other books published in the Onassis Series in Hellenic Culture:
The Age of Titans: The Rise and Fall of the Great Hellenistic Navies
Professor William M. Murray
Sophocles and the Language of Tragedy
Professor Simon Goldhill
Nectar and Illusion: Nature in Byzantine Art and Literature
Professor Henry Maguire
Adventures with Iphigenia at Tauris: A Cultural History of Euripides' Black Sea Tragedy
Professor Edith Hall
October 20, 2014. 5:00 pm. Luce Hall Auditorium, 34 Hillhouse Avenue. New Haven. CT. Public Screening of the Documentary "Kisses to the Children." Directed by Vassilis Loules. Follwed by a conversation with the Director.
Hosted by the Program of Hellenic Studies, Judaic Studies and Program for the Study of Antisemitism at Yale University.
October 21, 2014. 6:00 pm. Second Floor Common Room, Heyman Center. 74 Morningside Drive, New York, NY. Public Screening of the Documentary "Kisses to the Children". Followed by a conversation with the Director.
Hosted by the Modern Greek Seminar at the University Seminar Program, the Program of Hellenic Studies, the Heyman Center for the Humanities and The Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies at Columbia University.
October 22, 2014. 9:00pm. Auditorium 211. Van Dyck Hall. Department of History. Rutgers University. 16 Seminary Place. New Brunswick. NJ.
"Remembering the Silences of WWII: The Holocaust in the City of Thessaloniki, Greece."
This public event includes presentations of Professors Electra Kostopoulou and Efe Khayyat, screening of the documentary "Kisses to the Children" and discussion with the Film Director Vassilis Loules.
Hosted by the Department of History, the Department of Comparative Literature and the Program in Modern Greek Studies, the Center for European Studies at Rutgers University.
October 27, 2014. 6:30pm. Boylston Hall 110 (Fong Auditorium). Harvard University. Cambridge. MA Public screening of the "Reconstruction" by Theo Angelopoulos, and "The Noose" by Vassilis Loules. Followed by a discussion with Film Director Vassilis Loules.
Hosted by the Program of Modern Greek Studies at Harvard University.
October 28, 2014. 7:00pm. Arts Emerson presents Bright Lights Screening and Talk Series: "Kisses to the Children"
Directed by Vassilis Loules. Followed by a conversation with the Director.
Hosted by the Dept. of Writing,
Literature, and Publishing at Emerson College.
October 30, 2014. 6:30pm. Room TBA. Public Screening of the Documentary "Kisses to the Children." Followed by a conversation with the Director.
Hosted by the Phrixos Papachristidis Chair in Modern Greek studies, and the Department of Jewish studies at
McGill University.
November 3, 2014. Doors open at 5:30pm. Screening time 7:00pm. Vancity Theatre at the Vancouver International Film Centre. Public Screening of the Documentary "Kisses to the Children." Directed by Vassilis Loules
Hosted by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Center for Hellenic Studies at Simon Fraser University.
November 6, 2014. 6:00pm Reception. 6:30 pm Screening of the Documentary "Kisses to the Children."
Discussion moderated by Dr. Eva Prionas (Stanford University)
Discussants: Vassilis Loules, Filmmaker
Florentina Mocanu, Actor, Director, Writer, University of San Francisco
Jasmina Bojic, Founder and Executive Director, United Nations Association Film Festival (UNAFF) and UNAFF Traveling Film Festivals
Hosted by Modern Greek Language, Culture and Literature at Stanford, the Stanford Language Center, the Taube Center for Jewish Studies at Stanford and the Greek American Professional Women's Society. Stanford University
November 7, 2014. 12:00- 1:00pm. Workshop with Vassilis Loules, Filmmaker
In the Stanford seminar "Greece in Film and Literature." Special Language Program-Stanford Language Center.
Stanford University.
November 10, 2014. 7:00 pm. Public Screening of the Documentary "Kisses to the Children." Followed by a conversation with the Director. Majestic Bay Theatre, Seattle.
Hosted by the Sephardic Studies Program, Stroum Center for Jewish Studies, and the Hellenic Studies Program at the University of Washington, Seattle.
November 12, 2014. 4:00 pm. Public Screening of the Documentary "Kisses to the Children." Directed by Vassilis Loules. Followed by a conversation with the Director.
Hosted by the Department of Classics and the Center for Greek Studies at the University of Florida.
November 13, 2014. 1:50 pm. Screening of the Documentary "Lela Karayiannis". Directed by Vassilis Loules. Followed by a discussion with the Director. Florida Gym 0280 at the University of Florida.
Hosted by the Department of Classics and the Center for Greek Studies at the University of Florida.
November 17, 2014. 3:00pm. Screenings of "The Noose" and "A Bright Shining Sun," followed by discussion with their Director Vassilis Loules. Screenwriting seminar. University of Oklahoma Film & Media Studies Program.
November 17, 2014. 7:00pm. Meacham Auditorium in the OU Memorial Union. 900 Asp. Avenue, STE 428, Norman, OK. Public Screening of the Documentary "Kisses to the Children." Followed by a conversation with the Director. Hosted by Film & Media Studies Program, the Schusterman Center for Judaic & Israel Studies & the OU Memorial Union Programming Board at the University of Oklahoma.
In celebration of the Greek Presidency of the European Union
In cooperation with the Embassies of Greece in Mexico, Brazil, and Chile
With the kind support of the Palacio de Bellas Artes (Mexico), the Biblioteca Vasconsuelos (Mexico), the Casa Thomas Jefferson (Brazil), and the Teatro Municipal de las Contes (Chile).
The University Seminars Program of the Onassis Foundation USA presents:
Greece in Poetry and Music
Alexandra Gravas, mezzo-soprano
Despina Apostolou-Holscher, piano
Presenting the works of famous Greek poets including: Odysseas Elytis, Yorgos Seferis and Constantine Cavafy, with music by internationally renowned composers such as Mikis Theodorakis, Manos Hadjidakis, Dimitris Papadimitriou and others.
Scheduled Recitals:
April 2: Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico City, Mexico at 7 PM
April 4: Biblioteca Vasconsuelos, Mexico City, Mexico at 6:30 PM
April 7: Casa Thomas Jefferson, Brazilia, Brazil at 8 PM
April 9: Teatro Municipal de las Contes, Santiago, Chile at 8 PM


text: DJ Murder Voxx Presents Holy Ghost! ft Slick Rick "Dumb Mona Lisa" (master) by Murder voxx published on 2013-08-23T02:24:35Z Genre Nu disco Comment by Murder voxx @jeff-fulton-1: thanks jeff. i'll have to post my Chilly Gonzales "You Can Dance (Shadow Dancer remix)" vs Eddie Murphy "Party All the Time" --which is just me extending the instrumental breakdown on the Gonzales track from 1 minute to 5 minutes and blending in the Murphy vocal. 2014/01/28 05:18:43 +0000 Comment by 8bitrocket Sweet! 2014/01/28 05:05:28 +0000


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Transparency is the best word that can be associated with direct trade coffee. When there are no middle men, coffee roasters will be able to buy directly from the growers and mutually beneficial relationship will become a reality between the growers and roasters. Department of agriculture has appointed certifying agencies to assess the environmental standards and the growers should follow certain guidelines to get certified.
Coffee growers are not allowed to use pesticides and herbicides in their farms and they will have to ensure proper wastewater disposal and forest cover maintenance as well, similar to organic coffee requirements.
Direct Trade Coffee:- Mutually Beneficial
Growers will be able to earn more income per pound of coffee when they do business with direct trade buyers and the additional financial premiums will be handed over to the growers for improving the quality of coffee. That is how this method promotes a mutually supportive relationship and the main focus of direct trade is on quality, instead of quantity.
All these aspects will result in long lasting relationship and a huge number of people show great appreciation towards direct trade coffee because of the various benefits like quality of coffee, transparency in all aspects, fair and sustainable prices, environmental sustainability and good labor practices.
Direct Trade Coffee:- A Quality Choice
Since this method gives utmost importance to quality, taste will never fall short and the price will always be a little bit higher as well. Roasters will give quality inputs to the farmers about the requirements of the consumers and all these ideas will help the grower to improve the quality of coffee. As a resultant factor, the growers will be able to produce high quality coffee beans that will go in complete harmony with the needs of the consumers.
Of all the ethical coffee certifications, direct trade coffee certifications always encourage economically, environmentally and socially fair practices to make the best quality coffee for the people and this method is equally beneficial for the growers, roasters and consumers as well.


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UofL FOOTBALL | Cards Bowl eligble because of senior leadership
The Cardinals started the season with three straight losses. Close hard fought games against two teams that were ranked at the time in Auburn and Clemson, and the third to a team that would soon crack the top-25, Houston.
The Cards have now rallied on the season and won six of their last seven games to earn bowl eligibility with two games remaining. Instead of checking out, and writing this season up as a transition year as Charlie Strong players start to phase out, this team showed up to play in every game. That tenacity and mentality are now starting to pay off as the Cards have put up 79 points over the last two games, and conversely limiting the opposition to 48 in that same stretch.
Saturday night, Louisville grabbed that coveted sixth win over a Virginia team that put up a fight the entire game. The Cards are now bowl eligible, which is an accomplishment that was very questionable after the first three games of the season.
This game against UVA was the final home game of the season for U of L, and the final game inside the walls of Papa John's Cardinal Stadium for the Louisville seniors. After the game, head coach Bobby Petrino said the win was the way he wanted his seniors to bookend their careers at PJCS, and that their leadership is the reason the Cardinals are bowl bound.
Below the Fold
UofL FOOTBALL | Pair of Cards Recognized by Associated Press
UofL SOCCER | Cardinals excited for another run at NCAA Title
UofL BASKETBALL | Walz, Durr Back in Louisville After Representing USA Basketball
UofL FOOTBALL | Ranked in AP Preseason Top 25
WKU FOOTBALL | Offense firing on all cylinders at camp-ending scrimmage
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