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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Being a production of Turkey, this feature film of 2014 has been excellently directed by H?seyin Eleman. You can watch Certain Justice online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Turkish at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
Rating: 5 by 82 users./
Runtime: 84 minutes
Ozan Akbaba, Baris Akin, Bihter Dinçel, Zerrin Epikmen, Yerkan Kahraman, Selin Mamak, Didem Soydan, Turgay Tanülkü, Feyza Uncumusaoglu, Cagdas Yilanci and Bülent Çolak.
Drama, Science fiction.
84-minute film (full movie) directed by Hüseyin Eleman.
The original audio of Certain Justice has dialogues in or Turkish, it was produced in Turkey.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Hüseyin Eleman.
Akin Cetin.
Hüseyin Eleman.
Composed by Ozan Akbaba and Alperen Ugurlu.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Certain Justice has a duration of 84 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in English or Turkish in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
See the page of this full movie, Certain Justice in FULLTV Movies.


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I bought several teas from SBT on their sale and plan to get more if some of my favorite flavors are still in stock. I was trying to one to see if I wanted more or if I should explore other flavors.
I made two steeps and combined them, adding enough water to make a full gallon of tea. Since this is the South and some of my peeps dig it, I added one and a half cups sugar. (This is half the amount my mother added to sweet tea per gallon.) I obeyed the instructions and never let it go beyond the three minute mark.
It is quite good, but it doesn't taste like Mountain Dew to me. It is instead a nicely flavored black tea that is very refreshing, with hints of lime and lemon. The base is fantastic, as always.
My favorites are still Razzleberry and Earl Grey Iced, with Pink Lemonade Iced Tea coming in as a solid flavored tea to keep on hand that everyone likes. I wouldn't mind having lots of this, but it doesn't make fireworks for me. Great stuff, but not making me drool. The favorite two bring a tear to my eye…
Oh. My. Goodness.
I only bought one? Heading over to SBT to buy more now!
Strawberry. Real strawberry. Like you cut up strawberries, added sugar, let them sit a while and then puréed them and poured them in a glass of sweet tea. Somebody please stop me from drinking the whole gallon at once…
ETA: Alas! Out of stock! Weeping sounds…
Ah, thank you, ashmanra. So, is it an old one by 52teas from the time of Frank, or is it a new one made by Frank under SBT label now?
This is my favorite Earl Grey, at least back when it had a Keemun base. They changed it to a Ceylon base, which KS loves, but I prefer this one, the Keemun. I have been hoarding it since I know I can't get it anymore.
I was proud of myself for getting my cupboard down to 123…and then found a bunch of tea I hadn't added. And my samples are not included in that. Ah well, first world problems.
I had my morning oatmeal, – home rolled, not that nasty stuff from the store – and after breakfast shared a pot of tea with youngest as we read aloud together. I LOVE reading books aloud together. We are reading the Barker and Llewelyn series that GMathis recommended.
The Keemun base sets off bergamot so much better to me. Lemony Ceylon plus sour citrus? No! Ah, but the deep and dusky cocoa tongue-scraping Keemun with a little bergamot floating above…nice.
After which I went outside and tore down half a chicken coop and remade it, chased chicks, skinned my knuckle, and came the closest I have ever been to full on heat exhaustion, resulting in a short stay on the cold bathroom tile floor drinking water and waiting for the nausea to pass so I could cool off enough to go out and finish the pen. By then, I didn't care if those little chicks live or die. If they don't appreciate my labor and near death enough to stay inside the bloody coop, then they deserve to get eaten. (No, I don't really mean it. But I felt really really bad. Heat index over 100F.)
Glad you are OK. In this heat those chicken's eggs about fry themselves. So at least you got that going for you.
I have never heard of any one in this century rolling there own oats. Of course I don't get out much. Where do you get them and what is involved?
Stay hydrated and cool!
KS: I have a Swedish Electrolux Kitchen Assistent (sic) and it has an optional oat flaking attachment. Think of Kitchenaid with all their additions. We buy huge bags of grains that we use, and for the oats you just put them in a small hopper and go through and are pressed. They are chewier when you cook them, somewhere between steel cut oats and Quaker Old-Fashioned Oats.
We have a separate mill for grinding our grain into flour, though I think the Assistent has an attachment for doing that, too, but I already had my NutriMill. We grind hard red wheat for cookies, hard white for bread, Kamut for waffles, soft white for cakes and pastries, and mixtures of different grains for some other things. For instance, French bread may have a mix of hard and soft white. Chocolate chip cookies get hard red but sugar cookies get hard white. :)
I am so happy to be back to drinking most teas. I still have a lot of heartburn now and then but sixteen years on proton pump inhibitors isn't going to be easy to overcome. I am committed to making it work.
I made egg fu yung again tonight because chickens are ridiculous and they cracked three of the eggs they laid today. They insisted on getting in the only nest box that did NOT have straw in it to lay their eggs and sat on each other and acted like toddlers in general. As long as the crack is superficial and the inner membrane is intact, the egg is okay to eat as long as you do so quickly because it will lose moisture quickly.
Asian food means green tea usually, but I saw this sample first and since it was handy I tossed it to hubby to make. Wow, I am glad he made this one because it was FANTASTIC.
With the food, I couldn't help but notice how powerful the floral taste of this tea was, but there was enough mineral taste to make it pair awesomely. This is not a dark oolong, or a roast-y oolong. It is light and green-ish and sweet and smooth. And milky! There is a creamy smoothness to this that gives it lots of body.
I am seriously loving this tea tonight.
Fjellrev: Yes, I have been a chicken lady for just over three years now! We do not have a rooster because we live in a city neighborhood, but our backyard is very private and it has been safe enough for them to wander freely. I had a broody hen who raised several babies last year that were sneaked under her at night. She let me down this year and didn't accept the two I gave her, so I am having to raise them myself. Fortunately, it is difficult and it is so hot here I don't even have to put them under a brooding lamp.
Do you have chickens as well?
Definitely understand what you mean. I always ask for light oolongs here in China after a heavy dim sum lunch with friends in the weekend. The light and floral flavor is just perfect, and it helps me digest.
I know I have reviewed this before. We are on our third tin of it, yet it isn't even showing up in my cupboard. Maybe a steepster glitch?
Anyway, I haven't had much tea lately because the rebound reflux came back with a vengeance and was destroying my esophagus. Today went well, though, so I took a chance. Home flaked oats with maple syrup for breakfast and water to drink, apple slices and Gouda and home baked bread with butter for lunch.
Youngest and I were reading a detective novel (thank you, GMathis, we now have five of the Barker and Llewelyn series!) and a gentlemen's club was described as having the scent of exotic spices and pipe tobacco. I struck an incense match and made a pot of Lapsang to go with the story so we could enhance the feeling of being right there with them.
Oh my goodness, this is why I have bought three tins of this in less than a year. The liquor is pretty pale but the flavor is oh so good. This is a bacon-y sort of Lapsang if you dare to dip anything in it, a sweet smoke flavor. Good golly it was good, and we made two pots. Finished the novel, too, and the ending was quite satisfying. The dog lived, Mr. Llewelyn recovers, and the bad guy dies without anybody having to knock him off.
mrmopar: I was drinking cold Puerh and cold chamomile when I first started this and I need to make more and have it handy. For the first week or two it was the only tea I could drink without feeling the burn. Other teas burned even when I just thought about them. Thanks for the reminder. I will get a pitcher made!
Daylon: Indeed, we were aware! I very nearly ordered a new batch of Baker Street Blend and Black Dragon from Upton last night, but then I reminded myself that we are trying to get the cupboard DOWN, not up! But I expect we will be getting some soon. I often buy it in the fall when school starts back for youngest, who lives on the stuff.
Drinking shou puerh as it's the least 'raw' of all teas. Perhaps rinsing it twice and steeping it at hot as possible helps as well.
I had a craving for Chinese food tonight, or what passes for it around here. I know it isn't really authentic. Since hubby had to go in to work because of an emergency (thunderstorm downdrafts brought trees down and crushed seven cars at the military base) I decided to just make some egg fu yung and noodles at home instead of going out.
I used my little eight ounce pot and made three steeps of this in all, though it would have kept going for more. I used only half the sample pack. I didn't read the instructions because I CBA to go get my reading glasses. I made it at 175F and was very loose with my timing as well.
No matter, because it came out fantastic anyway. I saw olive oil used as a descriptor at the top of the page, took another sip of this last cup, and I totally get that. This is a pale tea in color but not in flavor. It is delish, and really can be adapted easily. Want a little bite for an after dinner tea? Hotter temp and more time. Want something sweet and smooth but with a veggie edge? Make it at 175F and give it about three minutes western style or less gong fu.
Good stuff and went great with my supper. A bit of chocolate now and I will be right as rain and set for the night.
I have had these beautiful tins on display in my secretary desk and realized I was letting it get old. Almost three years old now, I think! Time to drink them up.
I completely forgot what was in this tea and decided to make a really nice batch of sweet iced tea with it. I saw Afternoon Blend and immediately thought of Chinese black with Darjeeling. I made two gallons. Yes, two gallons. It will be gone very soon because it is hot as blazes here and in the South we survive that by drinking glass after glass of tea.
Hubby loves it, and prefers it to plain black tea and to the Apricot Black I made last. I was surprised when I tasted it and pulled out the tin and saw the jasmine and bergamot listed. At this point and in this huge amount, they are more subtle but it is seriously great.
Stay cool, all.
I have been missing having a bowl of matcha each day. Somehow I just haven't made time for it. I am trying to stay off Prilosec, and that is going okay I suppose. I still have a lot of heartburn from the rebound effect but I am combating with as many milder measures as I can.
Red Leaf Tea posted a really neat video on Facebook today about how they make matcha and bamboo whisks and it reminded me how much I miss my afternoon bowl.
(I am also trying to get off blood pressure medicine and it has actually been almost too low lately. I am guessing the reflux meds left me magnesium deficient and caused high BP and now it is getting better. My doctor always my tea was raising my heart rate and blood pressure. Today proved him right.)
I made a double sized bowl of matcha today because I haven't had it in so long and also wanted to see how it changed my blood pressure. It was really relaxing. I took a break, turned on some spa music, meditated, and sipped my tea. It was as good as I remembered. This is one of the smoothest I have tried and not at all bitter.
My BP did go up – I checked it before and after, so I will counter that by trying to exercise more around tea time. Exercise always brings it down and both tea and exercise are good for me, so win-win.
Several reviewers found this to be sour, but I did not. I think I know why.
I made it by package directions, but I poured the first steep into a jar with some sugar and set it aside to cool. I resteeped and added part of the second steep to the jar to top it up, put it in the fridge, and poured the remaining part of the unsweetened resteep into my cup. I drank that cup hot.
I really liked it. Even with sugar added it is a far cry better for me than soda or KoolAid aand such, and it hits the spot on these hot summer days. Our forecast shows two days of 97F followed by five of 100F then two more of 98F. One forecast even gave us 101F for a couple of days.
I plan to sit in the a/c sipping cold tea and eating cold eclair pie as much as possible. Stay cool, y'all. I plan to try this with honey, too.
I received these wonderful samples from Teavivre, made notes on several, and then set the others aside because I was going off of proton pump inhibitors and was afraid green tea might be a trigger for stomach discomfort in the midst of rebound reflux. I shouldn't have been afraid of this one. It is as smooth and sweet as can be and wouldn't hurt a fly.
We had it with our meal of veggie lomein and orange chicken and it was a bit covered up. Now, long after the meal, I am sipping the tea that remained in the tetsubin and find it mild and soothing, sweet and slightly mineral. There is a hint of soft flower – orchid, maybe? Not overly vegetal, light and sweet and smooth without astringency.
The brewing parameters have changed since I had this four years ago but this is even softer. Excellent tea for stepping back into greens as I start eating and drinking more like normal again!
Thank you, Teavivre, for the wonderful samples!


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HOMEFRONT stars Jason Statham as former drug enforcement agent, Phil Broker, a family man who moves off the grid with his daughter, to a seemingly quiet bayou backwater to escape his troubled past. However, Broker's world soon becomes anything but quiet once he discovers that an underbelly of drugs and violence riddles the small town. Soon, a sociopathic methamphetamine kingpin, Gator Bodine (James Franco) puts Broker and his daughter in harm's way forcing Broker back into action in order to save his family and the town.
With the screenplay written by Sylvester Stallone, who first established worldwide recognition as a writer when his screenplay Rocky, won the Academy Award® in 1976 for Best Picture, Homefront is based on the book by Chuck Logan.
Certificate: 15 Distributor: Lionsgate
Dir. Gary Fleder, US, 2013, 100 mins
Cast: James Franco, Jason Statham, Winona Ryder


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Oliseh,Enyeama Row and Nigerians' Blame Culture
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Sunday, October 11, 2015
The row between the Super Eagles coach and Nigeria (ex-)international Vincent Enyeama has attracted mix-reactions from many sport enthusiasts and Nigerians in general. While some blame Enyeama for insubordination and arrogance, others blame Oliseh for poor leadership.
Unfortunately, all we mostly do is "blame." Blaming is perhaps the most potent skill of Nigerians when it comes to sport and politics. We rarely take out time to properly dissect issues, analyze the different accounts, read between the lines, and make objective inferences.
Anyone who listened to or read the accounts of the two objectively would agree that they both were emotional. Enyeama, in one of the interviews he granted, said, (i) he got to camp on Tuesday, (ii) the team didn't play well, (iii) the coach gave a talk on the poor performance during dinner; (iv) after which he wanted to talk but was refused the chance by Oliseh; (v) then he insisted on making his complaint known, and he did. It was about his captaincy.
Alas! This was exactly Oliseh's account, except that Oliseh did not outrightly stay that he relieved Vincent of his captaincy as Vincent claimed, but that Musa had been the scribe of the team since the camp started (but didn't relieve him of the duty after Enyeama's arrival - at that emotional dinner). We can plot the graph…
Perhaps Oliseh could have found a way of engaging Enyeama before the dinner – if that could make a difference, but raising questions on personal issues at a time the team was performing poorly was not the best attitude from Enyeama.
More baffling is the rash attitude of Nigerians – most of whom were not there when it all happened – to this…
Saturday, October 11, 2031
The recent change in the disposition of electorate in Nigeria might have been influenced by the statement of the immediate past SFG, "Our gullibility, and hastiness in condemning any small thief to the benefit of the big thieves are what give the most corrupt officials the audacity to approach us four years after their tenure to preach to us about a corruption-free society. If we do not outrightly stand for something, we will fall for everything."
Hence, wisdom is fast replacing emotions in the assessments of economic and political matters by Nigerian electorate. The last general elections is a proof of the notion that Nigerians not only assess a candidate's proficiency and integrity in one area, but all – including those of the candidate's allies. Recent happenings have proven that a little blemish in a very critical area could destroy the entirety of the good intentions of a leader.
It is indeed a dawn of a new era. "Politicians" are being gradually replaced by "true leaders."
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Justin Timberlake flew back home to Memphis, Tennessee to take advantage of early voting. The singer made sure to Instagram the whole thing, urging fans to get out and vote on November 8 — but created some controversy thanks to a state law passed last year.
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The "Trolls" star shared a selfie when he was about to cast his ballot on Instagram on Monday, with the caption: "Hey! You! Yeah, YOU! I just flew from LA to Memphis to #rockthevote !!! No excuses, my good people! There could be early voting in your town too. If not, November 8th! Choose to have a voice! If you don't, then we can't HEAR YOU! Get out and VOTE! #exerciseyourrighttovote."
Other early voters were in for a surprise when the "Cry Me A River" singer even stopped to take pictures with fans. Bonus for voting early? Meeting celebrities!
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Unfortunately, some controversy came up when the selfie of Timberlake casting his ballot was posted. According to CNN, Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam signed a bill that prohibits people from taking photos or videos while voting, but allows them to use their phones for assistance and "informational purposes."
Nobody has been prosecuted yet for violating the new law, but the punishment can be up to 30 days in jail and a $50 fine.
Thankfully, a tweet from a local news reporter indicates the Shelby County DA's office has no plans to investigate the "Sexyback" singer for breaking the law.
Days after JT hit the voting booth, wife Jessica Biel did the same, sharing a post-voting photo on Instagram. "Well played, Wifey. Well played…" writes Timberlake in the caption. And, if any prosecutors of police officers happen to read the Instagram post, he insists there were "no selfies in the booth."
The "Trolls" star stopped by "The Tonight Show" with Jimmy Fallon and encouraged people to vote, but made sure to warn them of the poll booth rules. Watch below.


text: The 21st century muscle car By Tom Wilson • Photos by Guy Spangenberg December 2003 Vee-eight lovers, rejoice. The anxiously anticipated Pontiac GTO has arrived to single-handedly reinvent the muscle car. And like two fresh black stripes in your driveway, one slap of the throttle and you'll know this car is for real. While GTO hardliners wanted a retro GTO, à la the next-generation Ford Mustang where modern mechanicals hide behind a near-copy of the old hard-creased sheet metal, what GM product-domo Bob Lutz saw in the Holden Monaro was what the GTO would have evolved into had it remained in production nearly four decades. The overwhelming power, burbling exhaust and obtainable price had to be there, but so did modern aerodynamics, handling, braking, emissions, safety and comforts. After an introductory drive, we're thrilled to report that V-8 snap is back — in a hammering package that fits modern realities. Central to the new GTO is GM of Australia's Holden Monaro. What's a Monaro? It's the GTO right down to the bodywork and 5.7-liter powertrain, but more luxuriously trimmed. GM worked around the clock, thanks to nine time zones between Michigan and Victoria, to reengineer the Monaro into the GTO in less than 18 months. It took 475 unique parts, or approximately 20 percent of the car, to execute the Monaro-to-GTO conversion. Getting the power right was easy; the Monaro already sports the 5.7-liter Chevrolet LS1 V-8, so fitting the base Corvette's higher-lift camshaft, a larger 100-mm intake opening and larger exhaust manifolds to duplicate the LS1's 350 bhp and 365 lb.-ft. of torque ratings was easy enough. Likewise, the standard 4-speed automatic and the internals of the optional 6-speed manual Tremec T-56 gearbox from the Z06 Corvette were employed, the latter complete with its fuel-saving skip-shift feature. Other than fitting numerically higher 3.46:1 gears, no changes to the Dana differential were required, either, as it already had a limited slip. The Monaro's strut front and semi-trailing-arm independent rear suspension was retuned with stiffer spring and shock rates for the GTO's sportier role. Interestingly, while the Monaro boasts 18-in. wheels, Pontiac, to match their chassis tuning, chose 17 x 8-in. wheels and 245/45ZR-17 BFGoodrich g-Force T/A KDWS tires. ABS and Bosch traction control — with a defeat switch — were also added, but stability control was not. What did ambush the engineers was making the mild-weather Holden body withstand North American winters. This led to unanticipated door glass sealing and heat/vent/air-conditioning performance improvements, but all challenges were met and Pontiac says the GTO is fully validated for the U.S. market. Approaching the GTO in the steel, you can see how the styling is wind-tunnel smoothed to a 0.31 coefficient of drag, but there's still a refined tension in the long fenders and extended rear quarters that catches the eye. Classically-derived GTO front fender and 5.7 trunklid badges confirm the identification, while small Pontiac "dart" logos were considered sufficient manufacturer identification, so there is no Pontiac script. The large coupe doors are reasonably light, with good access for front seats, and slower ingress to the rear due to reliance on electric adjusters for both front seats. A quick release to quickly slide the seats forward would help. Once nestled in either of the two large rear buckets, however, passengers will find meaningful leg and shoulder room; a direct benefit of the GTO's long-waisted design and generous (for a coupe) 109.8-in. wheelbase. Though the tips exit on the left side, the GTO has a true dual exhaust system. Cockpit layout is traditional — bucket seats, center console and analog instrumentation — but Pontiac was able to redesign the dash, console and headliner to freshen the presentation into one of the most inviting yet from Detroit. Color-keying the background instrument color proved a fun touch and a welcome relief from the white-faced stereotype. Not incidentally, besides the expected metallic blacks and solid reds, the chrome yellow and metallic purple options should help attract the Vin Diesel fan club, or Young Affluent Males as Pontiac's demographers call them. In addition to traditional rear-drive enthusiasts, YAMs are highly desired for their market-widening ability, so expect the occasional nod to the fast and furious crowd, such as perforated metal pedal pads. A trip computer including a digital speedometer to supplement the main analog display and color-keyed stitching are other highlights of the contemporary cabin. All but the tallest GTO drivers will avoid coupe hair, as the headliner is just high enough; and the tilt and telescoping steering wheel help accommodate the long-legged. A dead pedal would help even the left-to-right foot straddle situation; maybe next year, says Pontiac. Also expect ram air — at least as an option — in '05. Whether it's a purple-faced tachometer or pushrod power that attracts, all demographics meet with the first twist of the key, for then exquisite V-8 tones bathe the ears. Pontiac labored long to endow the GTO with the full repertoire of classic V-8 oratory, and succeeded wonderfully. From a deep glugging idle, the guttural run through the gears, just detectable steady-state growl at cruise or full-throated roar when working, the exhaust note is elemental V-8 — not even a crossover pipe dilutes its primal nature — and the enthusiast's first confirmation they got this car right. The GTO's interior, along with the rest of the car, is among the most inviting we've seen. Seats are ultra-comfortable and generously bolstered (even the rears). Another winner is the combination of smoothness and mechanical business. Ugly vibrations are banished, yet enough of the small-block's rumble and snort works through to give the GTO its soul. Controlling the ample power is easy too. The clutch pedal is light, no longer than medium travel, and delivers a precise take-up. Pontiac shortened throttle pedal travel, the better to convey the eagerness underneath, and the brake pedal is just firm enough through its vacuum booster. Only the rubbery manual transmission shifter stands out as vague. There's nothing imprecise about the power delivery, though. Squeeze it, hammer it, roll it on, the 5.7 is ready with either a flood of torque or an exciting charge of horsepower. For responsiveness, it's impossible to beat a high-powered, naturally aspirated engine with enough displacement to do the job, and that's the 5.7 in a bearing shell. It doesn't even really matter which transmission is used coupled with its tight torque-converter tune; the completely conventional 4-speed automatic moves the GTO to 60 mph just a couple of tenths later than the manual in a series of firm shifts, and is obediently responsive between corners. Manual fans will revel in the T-56's flexibility. Shift it for acceleration, just for fun, speed maintenance or stick it in 6th for quiet economy, it does all well. And with 365 lb.-ft. of torque, simply not shifting is always an option too. So how fast is the manual version? The 0-60-mph sprint is a two-gear 5.3-second exercise, while the quarter mile is dispatched in a mere 13.8 sec. at 103.8 mph and top speed is electronically limited to 155 mph. Quick stuff, this, just a couple of ticks behind the supercharged Mustang Cobra and 2-seat Corvette. The Corvette's 350-bhp LS1 5.7-liter V-8 is a tidy fit in the GTO's engine bay. One car that doesn't compare is the original '64 GTO. It was lucky to break into the 14s at the drag strip, not to mention fuel economy, emissions, braking, safety and all the rest we take for granted 40 years later. One performance variable to note is wheel hop. Our first acceleration trials produced considerable hop, limiting standing-start acceleration to tame idle-rpm launches as anything more hammered the rear tires. Yet, at our normal test venue, wheel hop never materialized, so results will vary. It's also worth noting the BFG tires carry a 400 tread wear rating, so their compound is banker's-heart hard. A softer tire would likely grip more and spin less, thus reducing hop. Grippier tires would also raise the GTO's already impressive 63.4-mph slalom posting. This excellent pace through the cones comes naturally because the Monaro has been Holden's top performing road-racing platform Down Under for years. The rear suspension is just soft enough to notice, but this also helps plant the rear tires on corner exit as well as muting ride harshness, so it's a plus in the GTO handling column. Ultimately, there isn't anything quite like the GTO; its V-8 performance, large coupe body and $33,000 price tag make it unique. The Mustang Cobra comes closest, but trades so much passenger room and plushness that it isn't a direct comparison. Everything else is either much more expensive, front-drive, two seats, or not a V-8. The only bad news is Pontiac will offer only 18,000 GTOs a year. They'll go quickly. Color-keyed gauges sizzle, the trip computer has digital speedo mode; and shifter has well-defined gates but a rubbery feel.


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Prince Harry returns to Afghanistan
PRINCE Harry today returned to Afghanistan to fly attack helicopters in the fight against the Taliban.
The 27-year-old Army Captain will be in the hot seat of a fearsome Apache during his four-month deployment.
Having arrived in the war-torn country in the early hours today under the cover of darkness, Harry spent his first morning at Camp Bastion checking over the state-of-the-art Army aircraft he has likened to a "robot".
He looked relaxed, if slightly tired, after a long journey on a standard troop flight from RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire.
The royal, who spent 10 weeks on the front line in 2007-08, climbed up to peer into the cockpit of one of the helicopters he will fly and crouched down to inspect its weapons.
The prince wore his combat uniform and was joined on the Apache flightline by another un-named member of the 100-strong unit he is posted to, 662 Squadron, 3 Regiment Army Air Corps.
Before deploying, Harry said his goodbyes to his immediate family. His brother the Duke of Cambridge wished him well when they met at William's home at Kensington Palace earlier this week.
Harry was greeted at Bastion by the Commander of the Joint Aviation Group, Captain Jock Gordon (Royal Navy).
He said: "I extend an extremely warm welcome to 662 Squadron, including Captain Wales who, with his previous experience as a forward air controller on operations, will be a useful asset to the Joint Aviation Group.
"And working together with his colleagues in the squadron, he will be in a difficult and demanding job, and I ask that he be left to get on with his duties and allowed to focus on delivering support to the coalition troops on the ground." After about 10 days of acclimatisation and training to hone his skills, Captain Harry Wales – as he is known in the Army – will be set to go out on operations in his role as co-pilot gunner.
The Queen and Prince of Wales were both fully briefed about his return to operations and Charles is "immensely proud of his son", St James's Palace said today.
It comes just weeks after Harry was at the centre of controversy when pictures emerged of him partying in various states of undress in Las Vegas.
Harry has made no secret of his desire to return to active service, and has spent the past three years changing the direction of his military career from an armoured reconnaissance troop leader to an Army helicopter pilot in order to be posted back to Afghanistan.
A St James's Palace spokesman said: "He's approached the deployment with a range of emotions like any other soldier and feels both pride and anticipation as he deploys for a job he's trained for, for so long."
He added: "Prince Harry, like any soldier, considers it a great honour to represent his country in Her Majesty's Armed Forces wherever it chooses to deploy him."
Harry can now put his naked Las Vegas romp behind him, and his antics can be seen as letting off steam ahead of a taxing deployment.
The third in line to the throne will now be knuckling down to the serious business of fighting the Taliban after reportedly getting a dressing down by a senior officer for his well-publicised nude frolic. During his current posting he could well carry out similar tasks to those he co-ordinated in 2007-08.
That tour of duty was abruptly ended when foreign media broke a news blackout on reporting details of his service.
This time the MoD has chosen to confirm this deployment after a threat assessment concluded that acknowledging his presence in Afghanistan would not put the royal or his colleagues at further risk.
He will fly various types of mission while stationed in Afghanistan, from escorting RAF Chinook helicopters carrying troops or equipment, to targeting Taliban fighters who have attacked ground troops.
Harry's four-month tour coincides with Operation Herrick 17, which is the British military codename for current operations in Helmand Province.
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How many times do you encase an innocent little Pokemon in one of those Poke Ball things, but have you ever taken a moment to think about what the conditions are like for them in there? Well, the folks over at Movoto have put together this lovely Infographic.
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There are a variety of different ways to 'matriculate' the ball down the field as Pro Football Hall of Fame coach Hank Stram would say. After nearly a decade of the methodical approach on offense, it seems the St. Louis Rams will be turning over a new explosive leaf in the upcoming season.
If the team's performance in the preseason is any indication their new outlook offensively will feature a much more pyrotechnical style of offense with big plays galore. Wide receiver Chris Givens has already shown himself to be an elite deep threat with his stretch last season as a rookie of five consecutive games with a catch of 50 yards of more. His preseason has only further confirmed that explosive ability as Givens has hauled in 59-yard bomb in the opener and another 57-yard deep ball in the second preseason tilt.
He isn't the only playmaker on the Rams' offensive attack as free agent addition Jared Cook got in on the act in the second preseason affair with a 37-yard catch and run of his own to show off his dynamic open field ability. Obviously everyone is still waiting on rookie Tavon Austin's 'wow' moment, but something tells me the team is trying to keep him under wraps until the games start to count. Austin could easily become the most impressive of all the weapons that the Rams possess when he gets the pigskin in his grasp.
After the decade of Steven Jackson in the backfield, even the running game will be more explosive in 2013 as projected starter Daryl Richardson is a speed demon. Richardson's forte is his quick burst and suddenness that makes him a chore for any defender to try and tackle. While most believe this would detract from his ability to run inside, he still works quite successfully there with 55 percent of his carries coming between the tackles last season. Considering the fact that he gained 475 yards on the ground as a rookie for a team-leading 4.8 yards per carry, perhaps that perception of his inability to run inside should be put to rest.
Regardless of what the Rams' actual plan is offensively this coming season, chances are they will rely heavily on explosive plays to get into scoring position. Expect their explosive play count of just 21 rushes and 39 passes of 20 yards or more from last season to increase significantly in the 2013 NFL season. The Rams are going to make defenses pay in the blink of an eye this season, and that could easily lead to the team's first winning record in a decade.
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Green Revolution refers to a series of research, development, and technology transfer initiatives, occurring between the 1940s and the late 1960s, that increased agriculture production worldwide, particularly in the developing world, beginning most markedly in the late 1960s.[1] The initiatives, led by Norman Borlaug, the "Father of the Green Revolution" credited with saving over a billion people from starvation, involved the development of high-yielding varieties of cereal grains, expansion of irrigation infrastructure, modernization of management techniques, distribution of hybridized seeds, synthetic fertilizers, and pesticides to farmers.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ +16 years-old ] Film with fantastic direction of Richard Boddington. In Billboard in 2010, with original production from Canada. You can watch The Dogfather online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2010.
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Runtime: 100 minutes
Chris Parnell, Marie Ward, William Cuddy, Gerry Mendicino, Tony Nappo, Dax Ravina, Rachel Marcus, Michael Friend, Sarah Jackson, Meghan Rose Wright, Frank Longo, Jonathan Collard, Chris Gillet, Shawn Storer, Cailey Forwell and Keith Saulnier.
Family, Comedy, Criminal.
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The original audio of The Dogfather has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in Canada.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2010.
Screenplay written by Russell Scalise and Michael Hamilton-Wright.
Denis Maloney.
Bonnie Judd, Russell Scalise, Michael Hamilton-Wright and Richard Boddington.
This film was produced and / or financed by Dogfather Film and Big Shoot Productions.
Composed by Ryan Latham.
Image Entertainment.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie The Dogfather has a duration of 100 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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| Faile Aybara chapter 1 . 12/14/2014
Well this is just wonderful! ! I definitely enjoyed this and I can totally picture River doing this
| Spurlunk chapter 1 . 7/30/2010
Wow. You actually sold me on the whole River/Jayne thing. This is fantastic, extremely well done!
| Yvaughn chapter 1 . 6/11/2007
WOW! Wonderfully in-character for Jayne especially! My favorite "Rayne" is when both River and Jayne seem like the River and Jayne I already KNOW, and you did that. Thanks!
| Indigo chapter 1 . 6/10/2005
Wow, very nice. I think this is one of the best J/R fics here. I particularly liked River's "taming" of Jayne:) *skips off to Syn's profile to read more stories*
| whereistruth chapter 1 . 1/25/2005
Can't really blame the girl, you know. Wonderful story, very in character.
| Cimmera1 chapter 1 . 9/7/2004
AWESOME STORY! The imagery is to die for! Good job!
| Icy Flame chapter 1 . 1/2/2004
This was very well written. I enjoyed reading this! You have a grreat style. Those two are just so...adorable together! Wonderful fic! *grins* *waves*
Later yo,
| Kai chapter 1 . 12/15/2002
*Excellent* writing. Of the few J/R fics I've read the approach is always similar: their attraction is based on a certain innocence. But you've taken a different direction by allowing River take the initiative. I'd love to see if you take this further! Kudos.
| KikiDiki chapter 1 . 12/14/2002
wow i kinda prefered KayleeJayne to riverJayne but now i think i've been converted. that was some good stuff
| Carolyn chapter 1 . 12/14/2002
Really, really good. You captured them both perfectly.
Please, please, please write more R/J, nobody does them justice and now Joss isn't going to get the chance either.
Maybe something R-rated? (she says hopefully)
| Rhythm chapter 1 . 12/13/2002
Ooooh. Nice continuity with the apples, nice characterization of River. I'm impressed, and will be on the lookout for more.
| Annabelle Crane chapter 1 . 12/13/2002
I love River/Jayne! Write more soon! PLEASE!
| j.sharpe chapter 1 . 12/13/2002
I want more! Give me more! I'll beg...
| Meg chapter 1 . 12/13/2002
Good God! This fic is incredible! I love the way you write J/R, you have them down so perfectly. And it was really interesting to see it from River's POV, she's tough but you make it looks so simple. I really hope you write more with them very, very soon. Expect a nice, love, gushy email very soon. ;)
| Rainne chapter 1 . 12/13/2002
Whew, good job. Glad Simon didn't see anything he shouldn't've, he probably woulda' killed poor, confused Jayne on the spot. U kno wat I'd like to see? That story from Jayne's point of view. I wondered wat could possibly have been going thru his mind kissing River, all the while knowing that altho he DID save her, he also betrayed her. I'd read that. E-mail me if u get the urge to write that, I'd luv to read it and I'd definitely review. K, keep writing!


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by Kara-Leah Grant One thing has become very clear to me over the past year or so - how very complex our lives have become, and how full we are as human beings.Very few of us have space on a daily basis to just sit and chill - without a phone, without a book, without the TV on, without a hundred and one things running through our minds, without even a practice we feel like we should be doing.When Helen Thomas and I sat down to discuss how we should theme our yoga retreat, my … [Read more...]
Why it's Important to Enter the P.L.A.Y Instagram Competition
by Kara-Leah Grant Last week, Hannah, the marketing guru over at Power Living, emailed me and asked if I would promote an event that Power Living is running from March 23 - 29, The P.L.A.Y Instagram Competition.The event involves people taking a series of photos of yoga-related topics and uploading them to Instagram with the tag #modernyogachallenge.At the end of the week, a winner will be chosen and receive $2000 P.L.A.Y dollars - money that can be put together toward any Power Living … [Read more...]
Giveaway: Submit a Video Testimonial and Win Yoga Books, DVDs & More
by Kara-Leah Grant Over the years I've collected a large collection of yoga books, DVDs and accessories. Many of them I never use. So I've decided to gift them out to The Yoga Lunchbox community.Plus, the New Zealand distributors of Shakti Mats have kindly offered two Shakti mats as prizes for this competition (see below for information on the Shakti Mat). You may have seen their stall at Wanderlust Great Lake Taupo - now's your chance to get your hands on one of their awesome mats.In … [Read more...]
Write a winning sticker slogan and win a print copy of Forty Days of Yoga
By Kara-Leah Grant Yes that's right - it's less than two weeks to the launch of Forty Days of Yoga at the NZ International Yoga Festival and Conference and I'm ready to give away copies of the book.Especially now I've had my first viewing of the book - via Skype, and not bound as it's only a print proof - but I've seen the book and it's suddenly all that more real.I can't wait to get it into as many hands as possible and spread the power of a home yoga practice. Which got me thinking … [Read more...]
Turning you on to a home yoga practice with Forty Days of Yoga (win!)
by Kara-Leah Grant Buy your own copy of Forty Days of Yoga - Breaking down the barriers to a home yoga practice. Available now.This year, I knew I'd write a book for The Yoga Lunchbox audience.I thought it would be a Best of YLB book, but I was wrong. Turns out I had a much better book in me than a rehash of old articles.Instead, I've written a book that gives you everything you need to create your own home yoga practice and stick to it. After all, I've successfully maintained a … [Read more...]
An interview with Kiwi filmmaker Kate Clere McIntyre on Yogawoman, premieres in NZ in April
by Kara-Leah Grant Following rave reviews and sell out screenings in New York, London, Munich and Melbourne, NZ film maker Kate Clere returns home for exclusive presentations of Yogawoman in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Queenstown and Dunedin from April 12-19.Yup, this awesome film is premiering on the big screen, and there are Q & A sessions afterward with the filmmakers.Excited?I sure as hell am! Plus we've got five double-passes to give away (see below), and a video … [Read more...]
Competition: Win a space at Swami Ji's Taupo weekend workshop in June
Alrighty then Lunchboxers, here's the sweet deal we've got lined up for you.We're giving away one place to Swami Ji's Weekend Workshop in Taupo on Saturday and Sunday, June 4th & 5th.The winner is in charge of getting themselves to Taupo, and finding somewhere to stay.But it won't cost them anything to attend the workshop, plus lunch and refreshments are also provided.How exciting is that!?But before we give you the details on how to enter, get all the juicy goodness on … [Read more...]
Bodha Clothing commits to manufacturing yoga clothes in New Zealand
See the end of this article for the chance to win one of Emily's garments.It's tough for a clothing manufacturer to make her clothes in New Zealand but Emily L'Ami of Bodha Clothing was determined that her new range of yoga clothing all be home grown."New Zealand's manufacturing sector has been ravaged and finding someone with the skills to sew knit fabrics has been the hardest part of the process," says Emily.Keeping production in New Zealand was important though, because Emily … [Read more...]
Win a place on Peter Fernando's Month of Mindfulness
Yes loyal Lunchboxers, Peter Fernando has decided to give away a place on his fabulous A Month of Mindfulness course, starting in March.To win this incredible opportunity, all you need to do... well you don't need to do anything. What you need is to be.You need to be a Super Subscriber.So if you're already a Yoga Lunchbox Super Subscriber, congratulations, you're in the draw!And if you not yet a Yoga Lunchbox Super Subscriber, it's time to become Super!Here's how: Super … [Read more...]
Win a free place on Thirty Days of Yoga with Marianne Elliott
I love Marianne. She's one of my favourite yogis. A writer, activist, and teacher extra-ordinaire, Marianne does some incredible things for other people - like raising $20,000 in just a few months for HIV/AIDS in Africa.And that's why I jumped at the chance to help her promote her most excellent Thirty Days of Yoga online course.I remember sitting at Deluxe in Wellington one afternoon with fellow yoga teacher Kelly Fisher and marveling over the enormous amount of work Marianne was … [Read more...]


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A FREE 5km run for all ages and abilities. Every Saturday at 9am.
Skipton parkrun - weekly FREE 5km Timed Run. Starting at 9am at the bottom of the park and doing 4 laps of the park on the tarmac paths and finishing by the bandstand. Skipton parkrun will take place every Saturday at 9am. Free to register and take part, full details on the Skipton parkrun website.
In order to make this weekly event FREE, Craven District Council and Skipton Athletics Club raised £3000 for the start up costs and ongoing running costs. However, we need volunteers to help out each week to run the event. Full details on the parkrun site volunteer | Skipton parkrun or you can email the event at: email@example.com


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Extracting latent heat from the air
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On Summer So Far…
I cannot believe we are weeks into summer already. I just want it to slow down and linger forever, especially after the roughest winter of our lives. Summer has had too much busy so far, and I'm hoping the next few weeks have more slow days of less.
I feel like I'm having to find my feet in blogging again, and I apologize for my hit-and-missness, and sometimes vagueness. Creativity is harder for me when I'm not in a rhythm, but things are smoothing out. Actually, things are really really good, even when some things are really really hard.
There's a lot of transition going on outside of our home with our families, but we are trusting in God's faithfulness and timing in the hard.
Meanwhile, we are really enjoying our boys these days. Their crazy. Their sweetness. Their growth.
We haven't found a routine yet in our summer days, but so far here's a little of what we've been up to…
~ We are 2 games away from concluding our first baseball season. I'm relieved for the break in schedule, but it sure has been fun cheering them on each game. I've loved how far they've come these past weeks, the way they've been teachable, and the friendships they've made.
~ I'm reading two books I love so far, and have been so good when thinking about our home and family life.
1. The Nesting Place, by Myquillyn Smith
I love every single page of this book so far – the pictures, the creativity, the permission to not have a perfect home.
2. Say Goodbye to Survival Mode, by Crystal Paine
This is full of practical advice and solutions for managing home, family, finances, and time. I'm underlining and trying to implement several takeaways each chunk I read.
~ Our new love for essential oils is keeping me busy sharing them with others. I had the privilege of facilitating two Introduction to Essential Oils classes last week, and it's been so rewarding to see others been blown away by the awesomeness of these oils for anything from infections, arthritis, pain management, headaches, allergies, anxiety, and so many everyday needs. There's so much interest that I'm trying to figure out how to meet others needs and stay on top of things around here too, but it's such a blessing.
~ We are making good use of our neighborhood pool key that came with this house. I even get a few pages read on my Kindle poolside every few visits, which is much different than the juggling babies in the wading pool days.
~ Our loss is taking a new form of grief as we approach the due date. I've accepted it and life has continued, but questions remain, and it still hurts at times. It's a different kind of pain, but there's still a heaviness I can't completely shake. (And every time I think I've unsubscibed to every "Baby" email possible, a new one pops up in my inbox almost daily. "Your in the Home Stretch", "Time to Start Your Baby Registry" , etc.)
~ The boys have an even deeper love for fishing this summer. In fact, Clark is borderline obsessed. It might have been sparked by his 9 pound catfish catch, or a fishing night with cousins that resulted in 29 fish reeled in. Nevertheless, they beg to go down to the pond nightly.
~ I'm working on getting back on a workout routine. Running is so stinkin' mental. I did some Pilates yesterday just to switch it up a little.
~ We caught the end of the USA winning their first World Cup game this week. And since Brooks was player responsible for scoring the last goal and blocking another, Brooks' brothers immediately lifted him up and cheered.
~ Our little garden is doing well so far. We've enjoyed a nice crop of strawberries – our best year yet, and the cucumbers, green beans, squash, and tomatoes are growing well so far. One of my favorite times of the day is watering the garden and watching the boys eat strawberries right off the plant.
~ I could listen to this song on repeat all day long.
What about YOU? How's your summer going? What are you into? Have you found a routine or are you soaking up the laid back days? Let's chat about it in the comments.


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Unanswered: I'm looking for a Scrambling tool
I need a tool for manipulating the data in my tables. I want:
1. The tool doesnt' touch the primary key of the tuples in the table
2. Mix the rest of the column, so, everybody'll never know which primary key correspond to the rest of columns.
I don't know if I can do it with SQL.
That is for testing.
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Look at the ENCRYPT() function. You'll need to process each column value separately.
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Yup...you want to create development data...what happends if the PK is an SSN..
Do you need to scramble all of the elements?Brett
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Originally written by John Strege, Golf Digest
The difficult transition from the military to civilian life — "culture shock" is how it's usually described — is prevalent and often debilitating.
"So many vets have fought the fight, lost buddies, come back, and they're 22, 24, 28 years old," said Joshua Lewis, a Marine Corps veteran who did tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan. "You've lost your sense of purpose. Coming back from Afghanistan in 2010, I was 28, had led guys through combat, brought them back alive. I'm never going to have that responsibility again. You think, Now what? There's really nothing for me anymore. I've completed the task."
Then Lewis found Warrior Training, part of the Center for BrainHealth® at The University of Texas at Dallas, which is addressing these transition issues with its brain-training program, known as Strategic Memory Advanced Reasoning Training (SMART).
Now the Jordan Spieth Family Foundation has joined the effort to assist veterans encountering a difficult transition. It is underwriting the Jordan Spieth Family Foundation Training Room at the new state-of-the-art Brain Performance Institute™ facility that is part of the Center for BrainHealth. The Spieth Foundation was created in 2014 to help fund causes important to Jordan and his family, namely special-needs youth, junior golf and military families.
The Jordan Spieth Family Foundation also has set up an endowment to help support Warrior Training at no cost to veterans and active-duty military, as well as military spouses and caregivers. Helping military families in this way, the foundation is fulfilling one of the tenets of its mission.
"I get to play golf for a living because of the sacrifices of our military. It's truly an honor to have the Jordan Spieth Family Foundation support the Warrior Initiative," said Jordan Spieth. "This room and these programs will serve countless servicemen and women and their families, and I'm really excited that we can be a part of this amazing program.
The Warrior Training program helps veterans on many levels. "I dealt with headaches," Lewis said. "I used to get one about every six weeks. They were debilitating. I'd lose vision, and they would last 24 to 36 hours. I've had several concussions, so a little bit of stress can throw me over the line.
"They taught me how to handle stress, how to handle decision-making, how to back up and see the big picture. The largest thing they helped me with is to focus on two big things to accomplish every day. I've got these 20 things to do today, 18 are insignificant and don't matter. I wasn't acknowledging that. I was letting those things catch me and trip me up."
Today, Lewis, a graduate of The University of Texas at Dallas, is in corporate banking at J.P. Morgan in Dallas.
After going through the SMART program, 42 percent of those who suffered a traumatic brain injury experienced a reduction of stress-related symptoms, and 58 percent saw a reduction of depressive symptoms, according to clinical trial results.


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Steve Barnes MD
Review for Together In Hope, Houston, TX, USA
I was a volunteer physician for Together In Hope's first medical mission to El Salvador in January 2012. I went to El Salvador with a medical team and dental team. Overall, we saw hundreds of eager patients in 5 days. I've been on medical missions before, but this mission with Together in Hope was head and shoulders above the rest. I was so impressed with the eagerness and sacrifice of the entire team, from the administrative (Diane and Laura), to the laypersons who went along to translate, plan for a future medical clinic, and provide physical, emotional, and spiritual support. Together in Hope was simply the best all around group of people I've been involved with regarding medical missions, and this was their very first mission! The people of El Salvador are an unknown treasure. They have suffered from genocide and political oppression in the past, but today they are for the most part poor yet proud. They deserve to be proud. The family structure of the patients that we saw was incredibly cohesive: grandparents, parents, and children all came together to our makeshift clinic. These families reflected love for their children, their husbands and wives, and respect for their elders. The gratitude that these people expressed to our team was unmeasurable. All of us at Together in Hope were brought to tears of joy during this trip. If you are a physician, dentist, nurse, have any background in healthcare, or are simply a giving person, then I highly recommend that you volunteer with Together in Hope for future missions. You will not be disappointed. In fact, you will return a better and more grounded person.
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I've personally experienced the results of this organization in...
a medical mission to El Salvador in January, 2012
If I had to make changes to this organization, I would...
Expand the physical location/clinic resources (building, supplies, etc.) but of course this means increasing the financial resources of Together in Hope.
Would you volunteer for this group again?
For the time you spent, how much of an impact did you feel your work or activity had?
Did the organization use your time wisely?
Very Well
Would you recommend this group to a friend?
When was your last experience with this nonprofit?
What one change could this group make that would improve your volunteer experience?
Increase medical personnel: physicians and nurses (but again, this means that more need to volunteer!)
Did your volunteer experience have an effect on you? (teaching you a new skill, or introducing new friends, etc.)
Yes! This experience brought me back to what medicine is about: physically and emotionally healing the less fortunate.
How did this volunteer experience make you feel?
I feel proud and yet humbled by my trip to El Salvador. I wish that I could have done more. I was treated with such respect by the many patients who came to see "the Doctor" and "the Dentist." But pride wasn't about my provision of some "superior Western medicine" it was about the smiles, hugs, tears, and love that people far less fortunate (in material things) than I provided despite what we as Americans feel are destitute conditions. El Salvador needs our help, and our resources, but El Salvador is far from destitute when it comes to being human. It was I who felt honored to be included in the lives of the El Salvador people. And I feel honored to have been included in Together in Hope's mission.
Steve, thank you so much for such an honest and inspiring piece. We were so lucky to have you as part of this medical mission, thank you for patience and your hard work.You were such an essential part of the team and we are so grateful to have you on board.


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Colonial Legacy Project
Great Start, Folks! Continue to research your country's colonial legacy by finding pictures and posting them to blog on the latest thread!
Michelah - Egypt
I chose this country because it interest me with the political views and the country is in a lot of thing that is really cool about the governments they are getting a new president. They where fighting over the Nile that is why the British wanted Egypt a lot because it could of used it for the trading between British and the India.
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I chose Madagascar because it interests me and this is where I got the Information.
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The Country of Madagascar got colonized by Rome. There was a draw between the two countries. The reason for it was because of Gold and Diamonds. Two countries didn't know how to work it out nicely. Not every country is going to get along. Its like us people not getting along but different.


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Where I occasionally ramble about scooters, brew and firearms. Photo is from the 2014 edition of the Dixie Divas Revvin' for Research event.
Has a snow day... or days. Temperature is not supposed to achieve 0 C until later tomorrow.
Just glad we made it to the house. Many did not and are stuck somewhere. The new Ford performed it's duties to the letter.


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Last hour been having this issue. Can't get on servers. I've looked pretty much every place I can online (face book, twitter, this website news or support) to see if this is some planned or expected outage. I'd ask support but unless they added a live chat or have a phone number I can call they take so long to replay by the time I get their answer the issue could be gone.
Well, just got the most unhelpful reply ever on their Facebook page: there is nothing wrong, please check your connectivity.
How about no, Ubi? People actually replied to my post on your Facebook page saying they had the same issue. Friends from England have the issue, and I live in The Netherlands. It is NOT my connection, it is your servers.
Loads of people complain about this crap going on, so fix it instead of posting automated responses that aren't helpful.
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Paddling for a Threepeat Victory at the Essex River Race
"You know," I shouted between gasps to Ian Frenkel, my kayaking partner, "I'm not having much fun!"
Ian just grunted and paddled harder.
We were approaching Cross Island in Massachusetts last Saturday, nearly halfway through the 5.5-plus-mile Essex River Race, and fighting a nasty flood tide that kicked up swirling currents against a gusty tailwind. That stiff breeze would become a powerful headwind as soon as we rounded the island and steered for the finish line.
Just ahead I could see a couple other tandem kayaks, but I was pretty sure most were in a different division.
The Essex River Race, one of the most popular paddling and rowing events in the Northeast, attracts more than 200 competitors in such vessels as Banks dories, multi-oars gigs, sliding- and fixed-seat shells, single and double kayaks, Surfskis and paddle boards. It's a little like opening up the Indy 500 to Formula 1 race cars, NASCAR and a demolition derby, all at the same time.
With slower boats starting first in stages, the fleet tends to crowd up in the narrows at the beginning and end of the race, as we discovered.
While lining up at the starting buoy a tandem behind me clipped my stern and spun me around just as the horn sounded, and while trying to straighten out I involuntarily launched a stream of invectives, using sailor-appropriate language. Not a good start.
Phil Warner, my old friend and nemesis, paddling his super-fast, 24-foot, sleek tandem with Robin Francis in the bow, shot into the lead, and even though we were in different divisions — he and Robin in the high-performance doubles, Ian and I in the slower sea kayak tandem — I vowed to keep them in sight.
Within minutes another speedy boat flew past us, and I called ahead to Ian, who was paddling in the bow, "Who are those guys?" More important, were they in our division?
Neither of us knew.
Nothing to do but paddle like crazy, and we soon caught up with the beamy dories, and then rowing shells and paddle boards. As the stern paddler in our two-man kayak I controlled the tiller, but my navigation was hampered because I had to peer over Ian, who measures 6 feet, 11 inches tall.
The wind built up to about 15 knots, and my arms felt like overcooked linguine.
Ahead, though, I spied the team of mystery paddlers.
"They're slowing down!" I cried to Ian. "I think we can get them!"
We poured it on and closed the gap to about 100 yards, but were running out of river with less than a mile to the finish.
"Come on! One last surge!"
Too little, too late. Ian and I paddled past the finish in 58 minutes and 42 seconds, about a minute behind. I feared the Fagin-Frenkel two-year reign as Essex River Race champions in the tandem sea kayak division had come to an end (Ian and I won in 2011 and 2012).
But while catching our breath past the finish line Phil tried to reassure us.
"I think they're in a faster division," he said of the other boat.
"I guess we'll just have to wait for the awards ceremony," I replied.
A few minutes later the boat that had slammed into my stern at the stern crossed the finish line, and paddled up while we rested near the shore.
"Hey, sorry about that," the stern paddler apologized.
"No, I apologize for losing my temper. I may have used a few words I didn't mean to," I said.
We shook hands and laughed.
An hour or so later, after we tied our kayak onto the car, changed clothes and stuffed ourselves with snacks, Suzanne Sweeney, president of the Cape Ann Rowing Club, commandeered a microphone and began announcing the winners.
Rain began to pelt down at the outdoor ceremony, and wouldn't you know, the microphone shorted out just as she was announcing the first-place winner in the tandem kayak division. I was pretty sure I heard our names, so Ian and I strode confidently forward.
"Steve Fagin? Ian Frenkel?"
"That's us."
"Congratulations. Here are your medals."
Appalachian Trail update:
Back in March I wrote about two buddies, Matt Baer of East Lyme and Garrett Seibert of Salem, who were preparing to hike the 2,184-mile Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine, and promised to provide occasional updates.
Garrett's dad, Mike, emailed me the other day to report that Matt had to drop out after a week because of a sore Achilles tendon, but his son was soldiering on.
"Garrett has continued his journey and met a group of men and women he now walks with. He just recently passed the 1/3 mark. He was at Daleville, Va., Mile 723, on 5/14. In the beginning he was averaging 15 miles per day, but that has increased to around 20," Mike Seibert wrote.
Good luck, Garrett, and don't fret, Matt. You have a lot of years ahead to give it another shot, if that's what you want to do. I and many others have had to quit quests on numerous occasions. Get well soon.
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EAST MILLINOCKET, Maine — The town's top elected official criticized demolition crews on Tuesday for unsafe conditions that impeded firefighters battling a toxic fire at the former Great Northern Paper Co. site.
Mark Scally, chairman of the board of selectmen, said town officials were looking for a way to halt demolition work priced at $1.31 million in response to a fire at the site on Monday. While no firefighters were reported injured, "something has got to happen," Scally said.
"I don't know what avenues we can pursue but these people are not doing the job correctly, not for this to happen," Scally said Tuesday. "There are a whole lot of bad things that could have happened. We dodged a bullet last night."
The property owner, North American Recovery Management of Boca Raton, Florida, did not respond to requests for comment on Tuesday. The town has a lien against the land and all site buildings for unpaid North American 2015 personal property taxes totalling $147,558. The town is owed $14,864 for 2014 and another amount, not available Tuesday, for 2016.
North American started demolition work on four buildings on the site in early February. The Maine State Fire Marshal's office is investigating the fire, reported at about 6:30 p.m. in a pile of "debris and junk" from that demolition, East Millinocket Fire Chief Les Brown said Tuesday.
The blaze had to be controlled because of the toxicity of the debris, he said. If the fire had gotten out of control, Brown said locals may have been forced to evacuate.
Lincoln's ladder truck carried the brunt of the workload, as it allowed crews to get water to the fire without sending firefighters into a partly demolished structure. Holes in the ground where machinery used to be placed, scattered demolition debris and missing railings all posed potential risks, the chief said.
Brown said he he wouldn't send a team inside the buildings being razed to battle fires unless someone's life was at risk.
"There's nothing there to save," he said.
Firefighters from East Millinocket, Millinocket, Medway and Lincoln had to lay about 3,000 feet of hose to reach the blaze because water had been shut off at the mill site. The mill's fire pumps already had been removed and sold, Brown said.
Crews also wanted to keep Monday's fire under control in order to protect the main portion of the mill, which has been eyed for redevelopment, Brown said.
The razing of parts of the mill, now owned by North American, stalled when a federal judge granted a temporary restraining order preventing the demolition of at least seven buildings that would be "an important part" of a developer's $240 million plan to make biofuels and other materials there.
A company called EMEP sought the injunction alleging North American repeatedly delayed closing on a $1.75 million purchase and sale agreement and committed breach of contract.
EMEP and North American were in settlement talks as of two weeks ago.
An order released on Feb. 28 does permit the razing of four buildings that North American got state permits to demolish on Feb. 1. It protects seven others.
An attorney for EMEP, Thimi R. Mina of Portland, said in an email on Tuesday that "our people don't have information beyond [news reports about the fire] but will evaluate as information becomes available."
Mina declined to comment further.
Scally has criticized North American for failing to sell the property to EMEP. EMEP hopes to use the paper mill site's biomass boiler to turn biomass into liquid fuels that could be blended to make biodiesel, gasoline and jet fuel as part of a $240 million plan. The plan would include a greenhouse, a chopstick manufacturing facility and electricity to be sold to the New England grid.
The company says the plant would employ 102 people, a prospect that makes town officials almost salivate at the hope of revitalizing a local economy devastated by the paper mill closure several years ago.
But industry experts have said that the plan has major financial and technological hurdles to clear. They expressed a mix of excitement about the technology and skepticism about the economics of the plan that has, at its heart, a unique and commercially untested process.
Meanwhile, three excavators continued to work the mill site amidst heaping piles of debris on Tuesday. The fire was the second this year at the partly demolished mill. Brown said a different contractor was cutting metal on the site several months ago, which sparked another debris fire.
"That's when we learned how dangerous the mill was," Brown said, pointing Tuesday to missing railings and removed walkway grating.
Scally said selectmen will meet on Thursday, March 23, to discuss the site. He chafed at North American Chief Financial Officer Jason Inoff's email released to media late Monday wherein he said he was "still gathering details but [the fire] was minor and handled by our on-site team."
"[Brown] handled the fire," Scally said, "not Inoff" and his staff.
BDN Writer Darren Fishell contributed to this report.


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This recipe for galbijjim/galbi jjim (or kalbi jjim), braised beef short ribs, was originally posted on Feb 10, 2010. As the weather is getting cool and the season for family gatherings is fast approaching, I thought it would be nice to reintroduce this wonderful Korean dish.
Galbi jjim is typically served on traditional holidays and special occasions in Korea. I made these ribs for my father-in-law's birthday, a couple of weeks ago, and again for my son when I visited him this weekend. Galbi jjim is a definite favorite at our house!
In contrast to the braising method typical of Western cooking, Koreans do not sear the meat before braising them. The ribs are first parboiled in water with the aromatic vegetables and then braised in a sweet and savory braising liquid. Parboiling is a technique used to remove excess fat and blood from the ribs. I boil the ribs in a small amount of water and use the resulting stock in the braising liquid.
Chestnuts, dates, pine nuts, and gingko nuts are customary garnishes that make this dish look very elegant, but the ribs will still be delicious without them. These succulent ribs, in a rich sauce, will be perfect for any of your special occasions! Then again, why wait for a special occasion to make this tasty comfort food?
3 – 4 servings
3 pounds meaty beef short ribs
1/2 onion
3 -4 thin ginger slices
5 garlic cloves
3 white parts of scallions
Braising Liquid:
1/2 cup soy sauce
3 tablespoons sugar (2 for less sweet ribs)
2 tablespoons honey
1/4 cup rice wine (or mirin)
2 tablespoons of sesame oil
1/2 medium Asian pear, grated (about 1/2 cup)
1/2 small onion grated
1 tablespoon minced garlic
1 teaspoon grated (or juiced) ginger
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
10 ounces Korean radish, cut into large chunks (about 1-1/2-inch cubes)
3 – 4 dried shiitake mushrooms, soaked and quartered
2 carrots, cut into large chunks (about 1 inch long)
Optional garnish:
6 – 8 peeled fresh chestnuts
6 – 8 dried Korean dates/jujube
10 – 12 gingko nuts, or 1 tablespoon pine nuts
Trim off any excess fat. Rinse the ribs and let them sit in cold water for about 30 minutes to draw out excess blood. Drain. In a large pot (5 or 6 qt), bring 4 cups of water to a boil. Add the ribs, onion, ginger, garlic and scallions.
Bring it to a gentle boil, uncovered. Skim off the scum on the top. Reduce the heat to medium and cook for 30 minutes. Remove the ribs, reserving the stock.
Strain the stock and skim off the fat. (Refrigerating the stock will help the fat solidify for easier removal. If you have room in the freezer, the process will go faster.)
Mix together all the braising liquid ingredients. Return the ribs to the pot. Pour the braising liquid over the meat. Set it aside to marinate for about 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, prepare the vegetables.
Add 2-1/2 cups of the stock to the marinated ribs. Cover and bring it to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium low and simmer for 30 minutes. Stir in the vegetables, leaving out the optional garnish ingredients. Continue to simmer, covered, for about 20 minutes.
Stir in the optional garnish ingredients. Return to simmer, uncovered this time, for an additional 10 – 20 minutes*, or until the sauce is thicker and the meat is tender but not falling apart.
(*At this time, adjust the heat level and cooking time, depending on how tender you want your ribs to be and how much sauce you like to have. Use medium low heat and additional time for more tender meat with more sauce. Likewise, you can increase the heat to medium to reduce the sauce quicker. Also, leaving the pot uncovered during the last 10 – 20 minutes gives the ribs a nice sheen.)


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