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An ocean (from Greek Ὠκεανὸς, "okeanos" Oceanus) is a major body of saline water, and a principal component of the hydrosphere. Approximately 71% of the Earth's surface (~3.61 X 1014 m2) is covered by ocean, a continuous body of water that is customarily divided into several principal oceans and smaller seas. [ text from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean ]
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A novel about transforming organizations from the author of bestselling business books The Goal and Zapp!
The Cure is a novel for managers about transforming an under-performing bureaucratic organization into a boundaryless, fact-driven management culture like the one that made Jack Welch's General Electric so consistently successful. It offers real, practical advice for overcoming political inertia, reinventing the company, and doing it in a year or less. By giving each key character a distinct voice, readers are reminded of people they have met and who may even sit in the desk next to them. These characters interact realistically and act pragmatically, and as a result readers become invested in how these people tackle their challenges and create real solutions.
The methods described in the book have been successfully employed at many of high-profile companies, such as Black & Decker, Coleman, Emerson, Parker Hannifin, Textron, United Stationers, and Moen. The Cure argues that modern organizations must be flexible, quick, and boundaryless in order to thrive and survive, but it also shows managers how to make it happen fast. Based on the successful management theories of Dan Paul's General Management Technologies, The Cure accomplishes these things in the form of an entertaining, enlightening, and dramatic business narrative.
Jeff Cox (Murrysville, PA) is a creative writer known for weaving progressive business concepts into compelling fiction. He is the coauthor of such business bestsellers as The Goal, Zapp!, and Heroz.
Dan Paul (Pittsburgh, PA) is CEO of General Management Technologies, a consulting practice which focuses on the alignment ofclients' strategies, work processes, and culture in order to target all the functions of a business on the same priorities. Formerly with General Electric, he's worked with many high-profile clients and spoken at many conferences on strategic management for Business Week and the American Management Association.
This collaborative effort by Paul, a former strategic planner for CEO Jack Welch at General Electric, and business writer Cox (Zapp!) is described in the promotional copy as "a novel for managers," a fictional story that illustrates the business principle of the "boundaryless" company pioneered by Welch. It's a stodgy but effective effort in which an inefficient, disorganized widget-producing outfit called Essential resolves a dire companywide communication problem just in time to avoid corporate disaster. Paul and Cox's approach is to create a series of high-level managerial characters with stereotypical business personalities. The huge cast includes Rick Riggins, the authoritarian "get it done now" company president; Frank Harlan, the egotistical, turf-protecting genius engineer; and Jake Foster, a slow-but-steady operations manager new to the company. Essential is about to lose its biggest client because the company can't deliver its widgets on time. The desperate Riggins hires a wise consultant named George Tracey, who guides the company through the revitalization process, starting with candid employee interviews followed by a weekend brainstorming session and a retreat. Paul and Cox do a solid job of creating believable business problems and interpersonal conflicts, though the story is broken up by having too many employees take a turn narrating in short, choppy sections. General readers will steer clear, but the novel does offer a pleasant spoonful of literary sugar for business types who want to absorb the latest management trends. (Feb.)


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Edgar Cayce Remedies and Healing Methods – Ask the Expert! with Bruce Baar
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Join us for an exciting look at the health recommendations described by Edgar Cayce, the "Father of Holistic Medicine." Learn simple and effective methods that you can use at home. From reducing stress to slowing the aging process, these simple approaches to health can benefit everyone.
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text: Captain Ronald Warwick, master of Cunard Line's new Queen Mary 2, has been awarded the rank of commodore, the highest position a cruise line can bestow on one of its captains. The announcement was made December 26, 2003, as Queen Mary 2 was welcomed to Southampton - her British home port - for the very first time. "I am pleased to make this appointment, which recognises Ron Warwick's long and distinguished career with this great company," said Pamela Conover, Cunard's president and chief operating officer. "It befits his position as the first master of Queen Mary 2, the new flagship of Cunard Line and the greatest liner of the new century." Queen Mary 2 is the first ocean liner to be built in over three decades. The 2,620-passenger vessel is the largest (151,400 tons), longest (1,132 feet/345 metres), tallest (236 feet/72 metres), widest (135 feet/41 metres) and most expensive ($800 million) passenger ship ever built. "This great honor only enhances what has been a wonderful week for me personally and for Cunard Line," said Warwick. "First I took command of Queen Mary 2, now I am appointed Commodore, a position my father held with honour." Warwick's father, the late Commodore W.E. Warwick, was a prominent figure in Cunard history. The senior Warwick was the only captain to serve as master of both Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth in the mid-1960s and he also was the first master of QE2. During his tenure at Cunard, Warwick has also served as master aboard Cunard Countess, Cunard Princess and Cunard Crown Dynasty. Before assuming the rank of master, he served for a short time as marine superintendent, based at Cunard's Southampton office. The first time this master mariner ever cruised the world was in 1958 on a cargo ship. Commodore Warwick has also been involved in military campaigns while at Cunard. He served as chief officer aboard QE2 when England commissioned her in the Falklands conflict and was the master of Cunard Princess when she was chartered by the U.S. government during the Gulf War.


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Taraji P. Henson Has Some Solid Advice For Women
Taraji P. Henson Has Some Solid Advice For WomenYou don't mess with Empire's Cookie Lyon — and you especially don't mess with her portrayer, Taraji P. Henson. Both women are tough Empire ladies who know how to stand up for themselves. And Henson's advice to empower themselves is just as blunt and straight to the point as you'd expect, according to People.
"Just don't take no s–––," Henson told People at the 2016 Women In Film Crystal + Lucy Awards in Los Angeles on Wednesday. "You know, know you have a voice. Know that your voice is important, and fight until it's heard. That's what I did."
Henson won the Lucy Award for Excellence in Television and her speech was so empowering. "People are honoring me, and that's because I've worked my a–– off to let people know that my voice is important, and you will not smother me," she said. "You will not tell me that I'm not important. You will not tell me. So that's how I build a career. I watched a lot of people eat crow."
She continued: "We're all we got ladies. If we don't support each other, who will? We have a bad rap sometimes in this industry – diva, difficult, catty. When all we're doing is, in those moments when you call us being difficult, we're fighting for what we deserve. If I do a job just as well as a man, people tune in every week, they see me, they root for me just like they root for him. Why should my pay be less than his?"
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Life on Earth Trailer (1998)
01 July 1998 Drama, Comedy 61 mins
La Vie Sur Terre (Life on Earth) is a 1998 Malian comedy/drama film written and directed by, and starring Abderrahmane Sissako. It is set in the village of Sokolo and depicts rural life on the eve of the 21st century. Runtime is 61 minutes.The film earned Sissako awards at the Fribourg International Film Festival, the Ouagadougou Panafrican Film and Television Festival and the San Francisco International Film Festival.
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Temperature: a sunny and rainy 20/68 degrees
Eating: a death by chocolate kind of ice-cream
Drinking: some coffee in a minute
Watching: over the kids as they run in, "It's raining!", and right back out, "It stopped raining!"
Listening: to The Black Keys' El Camino
Reading: through my favorite Latam recipes
Writing: a menu for my birthday next Friday, a Friday!, now doesn't that just beg and bleed for a party?
Feeling: like the ringmaster of a three-ring circus. That's summer for ya. Or me, to be precise.


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Dalat to Lak Lake
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So begins our roadtrip through the Central Highlands, with the famous Easy Riders of Dalat. Although Dalat itself was somewhat disappointing, things got interesting fast when we hit the road this morning. After a brief stop at a pretty but entirely touristy artificial lake, we proceeded north into the Central Highlands proper. We stopped at a couple minority villages – one was the fairly well known Chicken Village, inhabited by the Koho people, who all know very good English, and are damned good weavers. I bought a really pretty wallet. The other one was a smaller, poorer Jarai village, where they seemed genuinely surprised to see us, and very shy compared to most of the inhabitants of Vietnam.
When talking about Vietnam, the expression "and yet" comes up a lot. No place is this more frequent and extreme than in the Highlands. The Highlands were bombed, burnt and sprayed with napalm and defoliants until they were a smoking, lifeless wasteland. After the war, contrary to cleaning things up, the government started a huge agricultural program. The traditional slash and burn farming techniques of the local minorities do not help in the slightest. Your average hill in the Highlands has an appearance vaguely resembling the back of a diseased rat. And yet, there is incredible beauty. Huge swaths of jungle. Quaint, rolling slopes covered in coffee trees. Epic vistas that span significant portions of the nation itself. Blue, jewel-like lakes. Shimmering, bright-green rice fields.
The government has been similarly harsh on the local minorities, pushing them this way and that to make room for lowland Vietnamese farmers. There are strict policies of "Vietnamisation" in places, and parts of the Highlands are closed off to foreign travelers, due to unrest with the natives. And yet, there is remarkable ethnic diversity. Villages where the locals don't dress up and put on song and dance routines for the visiting tourists. Where they have combined what is old and traditional with what is modern and practical.
The Easy Riders are not just "obligatory", they're worth coming to Vietnam for. Anyone who makes it to this part of the world would be very well advised to splurge on a tour with them for at least two days – if you splurge on any one tour in your life, make it this one. They are friendly, fun and genuine. They are trustworthy and reasonable. And, they know every backroad, every town and all the best restaurants, hotels, coffee shops and sites from Hanoi to Saigon and beyond. They have a talent for magically producing these gigantic, well-prepared feasts which we are never able to finish, and which run us about 2 USD per person, maximum. They'll stop whenever we wanna get off the bikes and walk a little or take pictures, and they'll meet us further down the road. They'll change plans on a moment's notice if we have something we wanna do more than what they have on their list – but we have no complaints.
Their routine is completely anti-tourist – among the more interesting things we've seen have been a small roadside cinnamon plantation, and a basement rice wine homebrew operation. This is to say nothing of the big, epic and more conventional tourist sites.
Lak Lake, where we now rest, is something of a rarity – an interesting resort town. We took a walk before dinner, and watched the sunset. The countryside is beautiful, and has a remarkable, idyllic and entirely unique ambiance to it. There were kids playing in the rice fields, and music drifting over the town from the radio-fed loudspeakers. Tomorrow we're going to be going on a boatride – they have elephants, but Eric doesn't want to ride an elephant, and I want to wait until I get to Laos or Thailand, where elephant rides are cheaper. So, we're gonna try and go out on the lake in a boat.
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We are temporarily out of Vienna Rose. This scent will be available middle of June 2017.
Ingredients: Fresh Goat Milk, Saponified Coconut, Olive & Palm Oils and Essential Oils. That's it!
Vienna Rose Soap: Would Soap by Any Other Name Smell as Sweet?
Nope. Nothing is sweeter than our little princess, Vienna Rose, and the soap named after her. If you say otherwise you will be treading on dangerous ground. With 6 big brothers (ages 9 and under) you better watch what you say around little Vienna or anything even remotely related to her… Like this amazing Vienna Rose Soap.
Fortunately, this soap is so delightful it's hard to have anything but agreeable feelings towards it, much like the charming Vienna herself. For those of you who are fans of our English Garden Soap, you may find this Vienna Rose Soap the best one yet. This soap carries that distinctive rose fragrance but has hints of geranium for a fantastic floral finish.
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We are promoting advanced research on photophysical and photochemical phenomena characteristic of interactions between intense laser beam and organic materials and their analysis by using time-resolved spectroscopy and imaging methods. Also development and application of laser nano-manipulation and nano-fabrication techniques are extended in view of molecular science and engineering.
When an infrared laser is focused under a microscope, the proteins and
organic molecules which are transparent for the laser light are trapped
at the laser focal point by the photon pressure. We have succeeded for the
first time to initiate crystallization by the laser trapping. The artificial
control of the crystallization enables us to investigate the crystallization
dynamics and mechanism under various nucleation conditions.
Fig. 1 Glycine crystal generated by optical
Chem. Lett., 36, 1, 1480-1481 (2007)
When an intense femtosecond laser pulse is focused in water, on the other hand, micro explosion is induced at the laser focal point, where photons are highly condensed in the time range of 1 / 100,000,000,000,000 sec. We have named the explosion ĀgLaser Micro/Nano TsunamiĀh. When the femtosecond laser is focused by highly numerical aperture objective lens, ĀgTsunamiĀh is localized in the ultra small scale of ?m and raises the transient force with magnitude of 1,000,000 times larger than that of laser trapping. We have applied this ĀgTsunamniĀh to single cell manipulation and to trigger protein crystallization. We are investigating the dynamics and mechanism of ĀgTsunamiĀh induced by shockwave and cavitation bubble generations in water.
Fig. 2 Laser Micro ĀgTSUNAMIĀh captured by high speed camera
Appl. Phys. Lett., 91, 2, 023904 (2007)
We report optical trapping and assembling of colloidal particles at a glass/solution interface with a tightly focused laser beam of high intensity. It is generally believed that the particles are gathered only in an irradiated area where optical force is exerted on the particles by laser beam. Here we demonstrate that, the propagation of trapping laser from the focus to the outside of the formed assembly leads to expansion of the assembly much larger than the irradiated area with sticking out rows of linearly aligned particles like horns. The shape of the assembly, its structure, and the number of horns can be controlled by laser polarization. Optical trapping study utilizing the light propagation will open a new avenue for assembling and crystallizing quantum dots, metal nanoparticles, molecular clusters, proteins, and DNA.
Fig. 3 Optical trapping formed colloidal
assembly with horns due to light propagation
Nano Lett., 16, 3058-3062 (2016)
Useally nanoparticles are measured, characterized, and considered as an
ensemble, where information on averaged physical and chemical properties
is obtained. Each nanoparticle has its own shape, size, inner structure,
and local environment which determine its spectral peak and width as well
as its relaxation dynamics. It is necessary to extract the real nature of
each nanoparticles from averaged peak energy and wide spectral shape, which
always has some ambiguity. Thus, single nanoparticle spectroscopy is indeed
necessary and indispensable to understanding the physical and chemical properties
of nanoparticle by correlationg spectral data to their morphological characteristics.
Fig. 4 A schematic diagram of single particle spectroscopy.
On the basis of this strategy, we have developed several microspectroscopic techniques and investigated inorganic and organic nanoparticles at single particle level (The details are described in recent literatures. Please see "publication" in this web site). Especially, we developed light scattering microspectroscopy to visulalize and to measure electronic spectra of single non-fluorecent nanoparticles. This enables us to obtain direct correlation between size/shape of non-fluorescent nanopaticles and their spectroscopic properties. And this is also helpful for spectroscopic sensing at "nanometer dimension" because some nanoparticles can act as a stable spy in nanodimension. We are now waiting for offering us collaborative works to characterize nanomaterials and/or to demonstrate the potential of them by this methotology.
Fig. 5 Light scattering image and spectra of gold nanoparticles embedded in zeolite L cyrstals.
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The southwest coast path in Cornwall is quietest during winter and a great place to see the Atlantic gales and storms. I wanted to make a comparison of the difference between images taken on a digital camera versus a film camera using chromogenic film during storms on the north Atlantic coast.
The light and weather were challenging most days, having to manually change apertures and shutter speeds according to the light meter, which was every few minutes. Both cameras were on a tripod and shutter speeds below 1/60 sec shutter. Every day for a week, the storms didn't go below gale force 7, making it even more of a challenge.
The image above was taken on the first day looking southwest at Bedruthan steps at midday. The temperature was 7ºC during an active and quickly moving westerly cold front. The surf was 18-28ft at high tide.
I will publish a comparison image once I have the E6 processed, but for now the film is sitting in the fridge at 5ºC. Unlike the immediacy of digital I just have to wait and find out the difference in the colour of light recorded on these different mediums during winter on the North Atlantic coast.


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Hi-Tension - Hi-Tension (Music CD)
Release Date: 13 February 2012
Artist: Hi-Tension
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If you ask a British R&B expert about England's R&B scene of the 1970s, two of the names that will inevitably come up are Hot Chocolate and Hi-Tension. Hot Chocolate wasn't as big in the U.S. as it was in England, but at least American R&B fans know that band for "You Sexy Thing" and "Everyone's A Winner"-most American R&B fans have never even heard of Hi-Tension, although the funk/disco/soul band was well known in Great Britain. Released in the U.S. in 1978, this self-titled LP contains the funk singles "Hi-Tension" and "British Hustle"-both of which were major hits in England but received hardly any airplay on American stations. Hi-Tension isn't a masterpiece, but the uptempo funk selections (which draw on influences ranging from Kool & the Gang and Earth, Wind & Fire to Brass Construction) are generally catchy and enjoyable. Also pleasing are the LP's romantic slow jams, which include "Autumn Love" and the War-influenced "You're My Girl." This respectable, if imperfect, LP didn't sell in the U.S., but if you're discussing British R&B of the 1970s, it's an album that has to be mentioned. ~ Alex Henderson
Release Date: 13 February 2012
Artist: Hi-Tension
1. You're My Girl
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4. Power & Lightning
5. Unspoken
6. British Hustle
7. If It Moves You
8. Hi-Tension
9. Peace On Earth
10. British Hustle (7" Version)
11. Hi-Tension (7" Version)
12. Girl I Betcha
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Kurds are returning to the province of Nineveh, after 3 years of the province
Monday, April 2 2012 18:16
{Nineveh: News Euphrates} ended list of Nineveh sister day boycott of the meetings of the Council of the province of Nineveh, which lasted for about three years.
The list of Nineveh sister had boycotted the meetings of the Council of acts of Nineveh province, since April of 2009 to protest the lack of access to some high-level positions that went to full list of the hunchback.
The governor of Nineveh Ethel Nujaifi during a joint news conference with members of the list of Nineveh sister a correspondent of the agency {Euphrates News} today that "the list of Nineveh sister returned to its natural place in the provincial council and work together with members of the Council in order to build the province of Nineveh, and the provision of services."
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For his part, said a member of Nineveh provincial council for the Movement for Justice and Reform Abdul Rahim Al Shammari told {Euphrates News} today, "We welcome the return of Nineveh to the Council of the province and strive for common action and cooperation must be to focus on common points which do not dispute it, the return of all detainees from the people of Nineveh to the region to the judicial organ according to the jurisdiction of the spatial, and exchange of identity cards for Arab citizens in the district of drunken and sheikhs because they were deprived for political reasons, and the launch of the share of electricity and that of 150 megawatts committed to by the Ministry of Electricity to pay the price for the region but has not been converted so far "
He added, We are offering them good intentions and we ask in return of them offer their good intentions and express our goodwill to allow the governor of Nineveh province to visit the district of Sinjar and drunk and Piper do not as a guest or obtain the approval, but as the chief administrative officer who inspects departments and listens to the complaints of citizens and accountable negligent ".
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Warns Against Abandoning Hard-Working Americans
Gov. Bev Perdue and 15 other governors are calling on Congress to extend federal unemployment benefits and protect the millions of Americans who did what they were supposed to -- worked hard and contributed to their communities -- but were laid off.
"Now is not the time to turn our backs on hard-working Americans," Gov. Perdue and the other governors wrote in a letter to congressional leaders late last week. "Individuals who are laid off through no fault of their own rely on these funds to support their families."
Gov. Perdue's letter emphasizes that unemployment benefits are a critical part of helping the economy recover, not only as a lifeline to laid-off workers, but also because those benefits are immediately injected back into the economy.
The governors' letter to leaders of both parties reminded them that Congress has never failed to extend unemployment benefits when the national unemployment rate has exceeded 7.2 percent.
"We must not fail our citizens now," Gov. Perdue and the other governors wrote.
Source: http://www.governor.state.nc.us/NewsItems/PressReleaseDetail.aspx?newsItemID=2188


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I wake up, seven years old, with a loopy, jumping feeling in my heart. It is early morning on a school day and I pad to my parents' room, walk to my mother's side of the bed, and tell her my heart feels weird. I lie down between my mom and dad in their wide blue-flower-sheeted bed and she places her hand on my chest. Through the fabric of my nightgown she feels an extra jump, an extra squeeze of my heart and she calls the doctor. I spend the morning in the hospital with my father while doctors monitor my heart's beating and I am later released with white suction cups attached to my chest and a little monitor in a green backpack that I have to wear all day long when I go back to school. The doctor tells me that the suction cups on my chest are there to listen closely to my heart and that if ever I feel the same sensation I had that morning, that same loopy jump, I need only to press hard on one of those suction cups so that the monitor in the green backpack will begin to record what's going on with my heart. "But whatever you do," the doctor continues, "don't press on it unless you feel that sensation." This kind of statement is a verbal pandora's box because pressing on the suction cups is exactly what I spend the next twenty-four hours doing, just to see what might happen. You cannot tell a seven year-old not to do something because even if she's the most well-behaved only child who ever lived, her curiosity about what not to do overrides her good behavior at the drop of a hat. It turns out nothing was wrong with my heart at all, just an extra beat. Like my heart wanted to step outside of its normal routine.
My obsession in those years was with Laura Ingalls Wilder and her novels about growing up with Pa, Ma, and Mary. I watched the television show when I could, not having cable television until well into my middle school years, and took every opportunity to daydream about what it would have been like to be her living on the prairie out West. When I had friends over, we performed scenes from the way we imagined her life to be for my parents who took turns sitting on the couch watching us improvise our "lines." I distinctly remember one of them asking us if our performance was over and although we probably answered "yes," I'm sure it never really ended. There are days even now I find myself wondering about what I would do if I were Laura living on the prairie in the freezing cold winter, fearing for my crops and whether or not I'd be able to come up with a good enough Christmas present for Ma.
Mrs. Davis was my teacher who introduced me to Laura Ingalls Wilder. She was a large lady, the largest I'd ever seen, and the moments were few and far between that I saw her on both feet. Most of the time she sat at the front of the room and managed to scold us with her voice, so raspy in her more angry moments that it seemed it could scrape the freckles off your face and in those moments we knew to hush up. Mrs. Davis was a Vermonter through and through, one of those old, small town farm girls who carried the scent of pastures in her hair and wouldn't deny for a second her love of farm animals and dogs. She had a daughter named Winifred, a charmingly old fashioned name, and who she always referred to as Winnie. I imagined Winnie a scrappy little girl with twin brown braids tied with red ribbon, but she was really much older than my imagination and when I finally met her I was disappointed that she couldn't be my friend. Mrs. Davis gave us old fashioned peppermint sticks for Christmas. She kept them in a jar on her desk and when we won the game of "Beat the Teacher" in math, that was the prize. I never won one for math, but I sure tried hard. I believe I've never tried as hard as I did in all of my experience with math, not even on the SATs, as I did in Mrs. Davis's class that year. After that, none of my other math teachers had the real, old fashioned, peppermint sticks at Christmastime. Only those dumb candy canes. I knew all along Mrs. Davis was the real deal. It was she who taught me how it was possible to love language so much, to love accents, to love imagining scenes in books. There's not a day that goes by, not a book I open, that I don't give small thanks to Mrs. Davis. She died when I was in college and I wrote to Winnie telling her that it was because of Mrs. Davis that I had become who I was. I loved Mrs. Davis with all of my third-grader heart and there is still a large portion of it that belongs to her.
In my desire to be like Laura Ingalls Wilder, I asked my father to build me a playhouse. I'd drawn up images of a little house with gingerbread details. I'd pictured a dark blue house, two floors, with windows of real glass and a sloping roof because of the snow. When I think back on it now, the image I'd drawn was rather Victorian and it would have taken a whole crew of engineers and contractors to build what I'd imagined. Thinking my father was the equivalent of that team of professionals, I was pretty shocked when he presented me with five giant pieces of plywood and said, "Here it is!" What we ended up with was a dirt-floored, two cut-out windowed shack whose roof bowed and buckled over time with the weight of a decade of snows and springs and summer downpours. We'd found some leftover paint the same color as our house and with that I painted what I could of the plywood, leaving sixty percent of it unpainted with promises to my mother, summer after summer, that yes, I would paint it. But its unfinished, rough nature became something I loved and after a while I'd decorated it with my parents' rusty lawn furniture, old citronella candles, and the white aluminum mailbox that had been destroyed in a redneck's summer night fun of taking a baseball bat to all the mailboxes on our road. At the time, I'd wanted so badly to be like my dad, to join the Vermont National Guard because of the MREs he'd bring home from weekend trainings, to be a carpenter because I liked standing in his basement woodshop inhaling the scent of pipe smoke and sawdust while listening to Count Basie or Glen Miller on the oldies AM station. When I could, I dressed up in his camouflage and had him run me through marching drills. And when we were together we futzed around downstairs in the basement workshop, him working on building birdfeeders at his bench and me on my sanding projects at the little bench he'd built for me. I loved the weight of the red iron clamps he bought for me, how the hammer fit perfectly into my hands, how he explained how to use each tool and put his dry hands over mine and to guide my movements with the little saw. He set me up with all the tools he thought I'd ever need and I've used each one of them, whether they were in my workbench or not.
But of all this time, the most important was my mother's stories of Camp Arcadia. It was where she went to camp when she was a little girl until she was at the end of her teenage years. It was in Maine and both she and my aunt spent their childhood summers there. As a result, I grew up with the most magical stories of life at Camp Arcadia. On long car rides down to the Carolinas in the summer, my mother would regale me with stories about Peanut Island and canoeing on Lake Pleasant. Somehow she'd make it so that my stuffed animals were campers at Camp Arcadia and she told me of their adventures over the summer. I listened with bated breath, with wonder about what this little magical world called Camp was all about. On days when I was sick, my mother would rub my back and tell me those stories and I would temporarily suspend my attention to my sickness while my Care Bear and my doll named Baby canoed from Camp to Casco, or as they stayed awake in a nighttime downpour and needed to figure out a way to start a fire. I cannot remember a time when I was young that a story of Camp Arcadia did not thrill me beyond words and the tears I cried were very real when I learned, on Christmas morning of my fifth grade year, that in the coming June I would be going there myself. I shook with excitement for hours afterwards. I think in all my years it is the only present I ever wanted so much, so thoroughly, without even knowing until it sat there in my hands: a little notecard in a giant box, written neatly in calligraphy "This summer you are going to Camp Arcadia!"
Oh, how those tears rolled down my cheeks: the first time I remember crying with happiness.


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Rigid designator
(logic) an expression that identifies the same individual in every possible world: for example, "Shakespeare" is a rigid designator since it is possible that Shakespeare might not have been a playwright but not that he might not have been Shakespeare
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April Showers bring May Flowers. At least, that's the rule - unless you live in Arizona, where showers at any time continue to shock and awe the general populace into driving as if they were operating a speedboat, IE hydroplaning sideways through every intersection.
There are rules attached to wine as well. Rule #3, for example, 'white wine with fish'. Certainly, pairing salmon with semillon proves that true, and not only because they are essentially the same word, give or take a silent L. As glorious a union as these are, a case could easily be made for substituting pinot noir. Red wine with fish may sound blasphemous to some, but for many, it's 'Blast Off', a ticket to tastebud tantalization. Better yet, sear off a piece of ahi tuna. It's red-fleshed, it's meaty, it's practically a hunk of steak, except for the living-in-the-sea disclaimer. Go to the red cabinet, open a grenache or malbec, enjoy. It's as simple as washing your hair (and feel free to repeat, but skip the rinse step).
A popular Wine Rule is #7, 'serve red wine at room temperature'. Lovely advice in the 1800s, when the rule originated and room temp hovered near 55˚. Those living in the current century who readily utilize the benefit of central heating tend to ramp up in the 70˚s, which can turn the tannins in red wine upside down and relegate it to feeling disjointed and tasting harsh. Most reds perform better with a slight chill, 62˚ or so, which offers a better balance of fruit and acid.
Then there's the standby from the Great State of Texas, 'never eat anything bigger than your head'. This is especially apropos in the Lone Star State, where noggins are sized beyond the norm due to a completely separate rule, 'everything is bigger in Texas'. The eating adage applies to folks who consider wine to actually be food (a belief not currently embraced by the BATF but accepted elsewhere). Does that translate to avoiding large format bottles like Magnums and Jeroboams? Not really, as the advantage to larger format is a longer, slower aging process that typically results in a more layered, complex evolvement of flavors and aromas. This is notably applicable with treasures like single vineyard Napa cabernets and trophy bottles such as fine vintage Bordeaux, not so much when outside the realm of bottles. Wine from a bigger box usually does not lead to a bigger payoff.
The ideal is to adhere primarily to Wine Rule #1: 'when it comes to wine, there are no rules'! Every other snippet of wisdom offered by a 'Wine Expert' is, at best, a generality, a theory that may test true yet often succumbs to exceptions to the rule. An addendum to Rule #1: when relating to personal taste preferences, you are your own best Wine Expert. Palates are like snowflakes - cold, wet, and unique to each individual. Just because I drink more wine than you (let's call that Wine Rule #1, addendum #2) doesn't mean I know more, particularly when it comes to your specific palate and taste.
Hey, did this Wine Expert just talk himself out of a job? So be it. Rules don't rule the roost, wine or otherwise. Besides, I can always try my hand at Driving Instructor. If you need me, I'll be the guy from the Windy City whose car travels straight in the rain.


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Sister is like shadow of mother. She loves you unconditionally. She is your partner in crime and your secret holder. A sweet relationship with your sister can be made sweeter by sending birthday wishes for sister on her birthday. Tell her how much you love her and she will always be special to you by means of these birthday wishes for sister.
You are special and will always be
Wishing all happiness to you
You are a beautiful fairy
May god add more and more to your happiness
Your every dream come true
May you achieve every success
We together make a complete package
Have a beautiful year with fragrance of happiness
Blessed to have you in my life
You are my little world of joy


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- PrimeTime system with 36' decks and 3.5' uprights for compact, space saving design.
- Plenty of climbing and sliding activities for a wide-range of play styles.
- Climbers allow children to further develop key cognitive, and gross motor skill development.
- Wilderslide II, Funnel Bridge, Bongos, and numerous climbers provide essential interactive play, and learning tools for children.
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X JAPAN in BED SHEETS MAGAZINE !!!posted on 02 Sep 2011 17:58 by staybeautiful in journal
A Taster from our eXclusive X JAPAN interview in our OCTOBER Issue !!
Japan's main man Yoshiki breezed into the backstage area at Tokyo's
Summer Sonic Festival shielded by his anxious army of aides-de-camp;
body guards, make-up artists, personal assistants and of course the
blonde pair of Caucasian teenage models that are constantly at his
side like two pouting puppies. His calm unruffled demeanor gave no
hint that less than an hour ago he'd been onstage baring his soul
consumed by a myriad of emotions. One moment he was manically beating
his drums the next sobbing as he poured his heart out over a grand
piano, together with his band he took the 60,000- strong crowd of
spellbound fans through a rock n rollercoaster show that climaxed in a
state of rapture.
With a sold-out Bangkok show scheduled for later this month I asked
Yoshiki if we could expect a similar performance at Meung Thon Thani ....
See Bed Sheets Magazine .... NEXT MONTH for his reply & the rest of the interview !!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Medical Malpractice Reform
On June 9, 2009, the Foundation hosted Dr. Mello, a national expert on medical malpractice and Professor of Law and Public Health at the Harvard School of Public Health, to discuss reform options and lessons learned from the success and failure of reform in other states. Although Dr. Mello cautioned that no silver bullet solution has been identified to solve the costly and challenging problems of the existing system in New York State and the nation, she remained hopeful that innovative strategies supported by evidence will lead to positive reform.
She pointed out the modest results of instituting damage caps on awards, but also noted the polarizing effect this strategy has had on the debate with stakeholders landing solidly on either side. There are some clear advantages to dedicating courts to health cases such as having highly qualified judges familiar with health issues who can effectively mediate, but modifying the court system is an arduous process and more data is needed to demonstrate the effectiveness. Other hospitals have tried an administrative system that addresses possible cases as soon as they occur and avoids the lengthy litigation process. They can improve decision-making by using guidelines that indicate damage limits in different categories and provide lists of avoidable clinical mistakes. Federal health reform is another possible avenue for change on this issue, and including medical liability reform in a universal coverage bill could encourage support from hospitals and physicians. Collecting more data on promising pilot programs and strategizing options for federal medical liability reform are the next priorities for the medical malpractice problem.
Important leaders in the New York State medical malpractice policy debate attended the conversation including representatives from the Greater New York Hospital Association (GNYHA), the State Departments of Health and Insurance, and various insurance providers including Physicians' Reciprocal Insurers (PRI) and FOJP Service Corporation.
Learn more about some of these initiatives:
New York State Unified Court System
Resolving Medical Malpractice Cases with Judge-Directed Negotiation: Upstate Expansion
Greater New York Hospital Association Foundation
Promoting a Medical Malpractice Early Settlement Model
The Common Good Institute, Inc.
Designing an Arbitration-Based Medical Injury Dispute Resolution System for New York Health Systems


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"There's momentum in the business now...we are selling a million tonnes of products and are looking to scale up," said Varun Berry, managing director at Britannia Industries, a Wadia Group company.
The maker of Good Day and NutriChoice biscuits, which competes with Parle and ITC and posted volume growth of 11% in the quarter ended December 2015, will make fresh investments in biscuits, cake, rusk and dairy, he said. The investments will include Rs 300 crore on diary as stated by Wadia group chairman Nusli Wadia. Berry said majority of theRs 900 crore investments will be infused in large greenfield plants. "We are setting up high technology lines to make disruptive products across categories. For many years, we didn't have disruptive innovation and we have some catching up to do," he said.
Besides new plants in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, the Bengaluru-based firm plans to set up new manufacturing units in Guwahati, Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra. For exports, it is looking to set up a site in Gujarat. Additional lines will be added in existing plants too, the company said.
Britannia, which competes with homegrown Parle Products for leadership in the Rs 25,000-crore biscuits market, used to source 65% of its products from contract manufacturers till three years back. It now manufactures equally through its own plants and from third parties. "By next year, we will be making 65% of our products on our own," said Berry who took over as Britannia chief in early 2014.
The company has relaunched its top brands Good Day, Tiger and 50:50 with packaging overhaul and introduced premium variants of Pure Magic to store shelves as it looks to overtake market leader Parle Products.
Analysts said the company has strong potential for growth. "There is still a huge gap between Britannia's distribution network of 3.6 million outlets as compared to Parle's reach of 6.7 million outlets," Premal Kamdar, analyst at Religare Institutional Research wrote in a report on February 11. "Britannia's current market share in the Hindi belt is only 10%-11%, implying strong potential for growth," the report added.
Consumer goods makers across categories have been growing in single digits in the country as demand remains sluggish. Berry said consumption growth outlook over the next few quarters continues to remain in single digits, with rural demand slowing down considerably because of less rains and the agri economy tapering off. "We are preparing for an upswing in demand in the mid to long term," he said.


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56 North Hwy 143
Brian Head
Winter Ecology in Cedar Breaks – Enrollment fee is $55 per person and meet at Brian Head City Hall (56 N Hwy 143, Brian Head) at 10:30 am. Join for a one-time-only in depth guided exploration of the rolling forests and frozen meadows of Cedar Breaks National Monument. Zion Canyon Field Institute (ZCFI) instructor Kristine Crandall will provide hands-on experiences and lead conversations on the survival tactics of the flora and fauna of this special area. Registration through the Zion Canyon Field Institute (ZCFI) is required for this on-time-only guided hike. Enrollment deadline is Tuesday, February 14th, everyone ages 15yrs and up are welcome to attend.
Snow shoes will be provided as well as hot-cocoa during our stop at the park's yurt. Plan on bringing a sense of discovery, waterproof hiking boots or snow-boots, appropriate winter clothing, snacks and water.
For information and to enroll visit zionpark.org/class/winter-ecology-in-cedar-breaks/