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I love the story of the woman who was caught in the act of adultery and dragged before Jesus. In John 8, we see that the religious leaders hated Jesus for interrupting the status quo. They were so full of themselves they failed to recognize their own God when he stood right in front of them. In a foolish effort to entrap Jesus, they decided to test his enforcement of the law. Somehow they managed to catch a woman in the midst of sexual passion with a man she wasn't married to. Nevermind the sting operation, Mosaic Law clearly provided that she be stoned to death for the sin of adultery. They had complete legal authority to kill her, yet in an act of great spectacle they paraded her in front of Jesus and asked him what they should do. Jesus immediately recognized their devious intent. These religious fanatics were not zealous about keeping God's law; rather they were power hungry and arrogant. So Jesus tells them to go ahead and stone her, "but the one who has never sinned throw the first stone!"
This week, our nation watched as a jury acquitted Casey Anthony of the murder of her daughter. In the court of public opinion, however, she was found guilty a long time ago, and now many are outraged that she was not convicted. Across the nation voices are erupting with indignation over this perceived injustice.
I have no idea if Ms. Anthony is really guilty or not, but that's not what concerns me. As I digest the multitude of news clips and articles about her trial and its subsequent impact, what strikes me most is the arrogance displayed by those who decry her innocence. Strangers have gone out of their way to make signs and protest outside of the courthouse. One sign declared, "Casey deserves to burn in hell!" Well, that may be true, but don't we all?
Naturally, it should horrify us when a toddler is murdered. Anytime a person is victimized in any fashion, we should find ourselves incensed. But I'm reminded in this moment of how unfit I am to cast judgment upon anyone. I say we take a hard look at ourselves and maybe loosen the grip on our stones.


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Being a production of USA, this feature film of 2012 has been excellently directed by Scott Galloway. You can watch Overdraft online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2012.
Rating: 5 by 23 users./
Runtime: 60 minutes
Cory Booker, Erskine Boyce Bowles, Bill Clinton, Kent Conrad, Mitch Daniels, Jay Fishman, Judd Gregg, John Hambre, Joe Klein, Peter Orszag, Raghuram Rajan, Alice Rivlin, Kevin Roberts, Andrew Romano, Alan Simpson and Sue Urahn.
60-minute film (full movie) directed by Scott Galloway.
The original audio of Overdraft has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2012.
Chuck Bludsworth and Dennis Boni.
Scott Galloway and Lisa G. Corum.
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Composed by Fred Story.
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I was so delighted when I discovered that Brookline is hosting its own Winter Farmer's Market this year. It is held at the Coolidge Corner Arcade on Sundays from 12-5 just around the corner from my house.
The market is testing with just a few select vendors, but I was so happy with the choices. Silverbrook Farm was such a great surprise with both micro beets and cranberries (photos at the bottom). And I was blown away by Clear Flour's awesome bread display (see below). It was like they transported their store to the arcade!
More photos posted over at flickr!
Now that I'm without a work subsidized T (subway) pass, I've been biking absolutely everywhere. Read: I'm a grad student and refuse to pay for a T ride in tiny Boston. This has been pretty obvious to my classmates as I show up to class, bars and other events on a bike*. The reactions have been intriguing. Some are surprised I ride to and from bars and others don't understand why I will not ride the wrong way down a street. It has made me think a lot about bike safety and culture in Boston and professional life.
First a fun bit on safety. Helmets make my hair gross. I have to run into the bathroom once I get to school to fix my hair before class. Obviously once I start going for interviews, I'll need to reevaluate transportation preference vs. looking professional. However a solution is currently in the works:
The technology is very impressive. I have a lot of questions regarding the safety of it, size and convenience. But it is promising to think the helmet as we know it may be changing.
I was also happy to read Jonathan Simmon's piece in the "On Biking" column at Boston.com. Titled "How to Encourage Cyclists to Ride Safely," Simmons approached how to make other bikers follow street laws and make the road safer for everyone from a behavioral science perspective. The ultimate recommendation was that of social sanctioning. Put crudely – people will follow by example. This is my current m.o. – I'll sit at a red light to make a point that while it stinks to wait, I recognize that as a biker on the road in Massachusetts I need to follow traffic laws too. I'm not just showing other bikers, but also cars. I want other bikers to recognize that it's in their own interest to stop at lights and to show cars that I'm respecting you, so you need to respect me on the road. It's small but a start. This article makes me wonder what else I can do.
*Sometimes I end up with well done bike shop marketing in my basket like the awesome postcard above from UrbandAdventours.
Now that I have a break between stopping work and starting grad school, I finally have time to share the camera dress!
It turned out pretty fantastically. I altered the pattern a bit to create the criss-cross straps in the back and had to take out a good 4 inches of the bodice to accommodate my very short torso. There are a few places that are not perfect, but I'm so happy with the final result.
As for the wedding I was wearing this too.. beyond spectacular. Tim & Kim out did themselves in not just their attention to detail and style, but also in making sure that every single person who came felt loved and happy to be there.
I was in charge of photographing the main event. It was a huge honor to be in charge of those photos, but also made me a nervous wreck! Thankfully I got a hold on my nerves and I think the pictures came out wonderfully. Thank goodness Tim's friend Karen was also on camera duty. She managed to get all of the details of the wedding beautifully. Tim edited all the photos himself and made them even more beautiful.
Alternative title for this post: "The Day I Spent Lost in a Cemetery"
While Ian has had to start work this week, I still get to spend my days exploring Hong Kong. Since knowing I'd be visiting here, Ten Thousand Buddhas Monestary in the New Territories area of Hong Kong has been on the top of my to do list. While I knew that the site had little official signage in the village where it is located, I figured that a huge temple with thousands of gilded Buddhas couldn't be that hard to find. After the final metro stop however I realized this was easier said than done. I followed a few what I assumed were tourists for a while and was so thankful when I ended up at an impressive looking gate and temple.
The guard didn't seem to object my entering so my excitement grew as I approached what felt like thousands of steps to the gigantic fortress. (Side Note: I've found that the act first ask questions later method works well here. I've certainly been yelled at more than on other trips, but the photos have been worth it. However I'm still mad that the largest Muji I've ever been to wouldn't let me document its splendor!) As I climbed the many many steps however I didn't notice many Buddhas. Finally at the top I realized (due to seeing my actual objective over a hill) that I had just spent the last hour in a cemetery – walking around with what I thought were other tourists visitng their dead relatives ashes… Finally myself and two French women in the same predicament found out we had to walk all the way back down and up an entirely different set of steps to reach our ultimate goal.
It was worth the the extra trek.
The hike up was lined with life size Buddhas of every kind. In my overly heated exhausted state of mind they received amusing names: overly excited Buddha (above), high Buddha, suave Buddha, etc. I'll post the full gamut on Flickr after I have time to edit them. The one below is a favorite.
All along the trail there were signs strongly encouraging tourists not to feed the monkeys. While some folks may have been excited by the idea of monkeys, I am not. I've heard and had too many horror stories of run ins with evil drink stealing monkeys in India. I was therefore so excited when upon my walk back down I realized that I had not run into a single one. Until…
It's like the wicked witch released them! I trotted down the rest of the trail to safety – surely looking like a foolish girl afraid of monkeys.
Despite this is was a day well spent and one followed up with a much deserved bubble tea!
It's been a long crazy few weeks since I've last had time to share my meanderings, but the time has been well spent. Ian has taken a new position with his company in Hong Kong! And while I'll be staying in Boston to do my MBA, I'm here now helping him get settled in.
We've looked at lots of apartments so far. The views in some are incredible. Others have very unique setups that do not seem plausible for an Ian sized person.
It is stunningly beautiful… and hot. Our relocation agent is fantastic! She took us to our first dim sum and gave us a driven tour of Hong Kong island. This experience of being taken care of and shown around is so different from our last vacation of biking around the west cost of Ireland and staying in hostels that it is comical. But we are still exploring as much as we can!
The food has been incredible. The noodles are beyond comparison and give me a sudden urge to watch Tampopo (although then I'll just want to go to Japan.)
I've been itching to travel to someplace vast, epic, and greater than oneself. This sums that up.
Plans are in the works for a big trip to Hong Kong and China as Ian is moving there for work! This will be an entire new set of adventures. More on that to come.
I Can Sew!
By Amanda | May 9, 2012
Two of my best friends are getting married. While it may seem trivial, finding an outfit for this event seemed too daunting to be possible. He's a graphic designer and my photography confidant, she's my… design/biking/baking too many things to list soulmate. So instead of salivating over Anthropologie dresses, I decided to take my sewing skills to the next level and attempt a dress:
Very Easy Vogues' V8725 Dress B
and for fabric? I searched and searched and finally came upon Spoonflower. How had I never discovered this amazing website – any print you could ever want. I first purchased four test patches. Three different colors of a pretty bike design and this: Coquita's Cameras. It won by far. Did I mention I'm also doing the photography at the wedding? I'm going for a Miss Firzzle look I guess. (No worries I didn't purchase really adorable camera earrings I found on Etsy.) I'm just putting the finishing touches on the dress now. You'll have to wait for the wedding photos to see it!
Also this exists…. Things Miss Frizzle Would Wear. It's almost as awesome as WWZDW.
So what was so important over the last few months that I neglected my duties here? Oh just getting into grad school! Hooray! It was a tough choice between schools and programs, but I'm so happy to say that I'll be going to Boston University for the Public and Non Profit Management/MBA program. It is quite possibly the most perfect program for me – a full MBA plus a specialization in non profits and a strong international presence. What more could I ask for?
To celebrate my staying in Boston here's a lovely time lapse video of the city:
And just for kicks a few others of places that have heavily influenced my life thus far:
Long hiatus! But I assure you it's only because real life took over in very good ways. More on that later. For now, just when we are all getting back in shape – biking, running, climbing, frisbeeing – here's a yummy yummy recipe for baguettes!
I've always dreamed of waking up and sitting down – still in my pjs – to fresh baked baguettes. The closest I've ever gotten was my semester in Switzerland. The daily free breakfast in our house was less than glamorous, but so perfect for me – fresh bread, hard boiled eggs and coffee, coffee, coffee!
After I got the baguette pan for Christmas, I was on the hunt for the perfect recipe. Finally I came upon Not Without Salt's post on Baguettes from Artisan Breads Every Day by Peter Reinhart. Below is my tweaked recipe.
Homemade Baguettes
Makes four baguettes
Adapted from Artisan Breads Every Day, Peter Reinhart and Not Without Salt
5 1/2 cups unbleached bread flour
1 tbsp coarse kosher salt (or a little more)
2 1/4 tsp instant yeast! ( make sure it is instant, activating yeast just doesn't work as well)
2 cups warm – hot water
Time: 20 mins to prep, 1 day to rise, 2 hours of rising on baking day, 40 minutes to bake
Day 1: Mix all ingredients in a bowl. I don't have a stand mixer so by hand it was. Perhaps someday I will get one as a gift… maybe for my birthday… I really like this one in yellow pepper… but mixing with a wooden spoon worked just fine. The dough should become a rough ball – not too smooth. Let it rest for a few minuets and then knead until it is smooth. Time to let it rise! Put it in a bowl with room to grow and a tight covering on top (don't want the dough to dry out – ew.) Put it in the fridge to rise.
Rising Time: These work best if you let them rise for 24 hours, but I've done as little as 12 and they are pretty awesome, just a little less flavorful. The longer the dough sits, the bigger the yeasty taste.
Day 2: Take out of the fridge at least 2 hours before baking. Remove as much dough as you want to make (1/4 for a baguette / dough saves for a few days.) The next section is tricky. Essentially you want to create air pockets and layers in the final bread. This is done by making the dough into a rectangle and folding it over on itself and sealing. I've found if the dough is too floured it's hard to reseal. After doing this a few times (up to you, I usually do three folder overs) roll out the bread to the length of the pan (or a little longer as it will shorten as it rises.) Place the bread on the pan with any seams on the bottom and cover with a light damp cloth. Leave to rise for at least a hour and a half – I like to leave it for 2 hours.
Baking: Preheat oven to 450 F and place a roasting pan with at least 1" of water on the lower rack of the oven. Remove cloth cover from the baguettes and let them rise for another 15 minuets. Just before you put the bread into the oven score with a knife – only 1/2″. When I worked at a bakery in high school, the baker told me that this is where he put's his signature. So feel free to get creative! I just like to do portion sizes- usually five scores so boring – but x's might be cool!
Bake for 20 minuets – turn pan around and bake another 20 minutes until they are crusty and brown. A great way to tell if they are done is to tap on them – it should sound hollow and delicious.
Serve with peach jam or Nutella or soup.. or anything else…
I recently found a pile of books thought to be lost. Amongst them was a book of poetry by Sylvia Plath. I rediscovered my favorite poem by her and in searching for it online realized that a recording of her reading exists.
Here's a clip. Buy the entire thing here.
Leaving Early
Lady, your room is lousy with flowers.
When you kick me out, that's what I'll remember,
Me, sitting here bored as a leopard
In your jungle of wine-bottle lamps,
Velvet pillows the color of blood pudding
And the white china flying fish from Italy.
I forget you, hearing the cut flowers
Sipping their liquids from assorted pots,
Pitchers and Coronation goblets
Like Monday drunkards. The milky berries
Bow down, a local constellation,
Toward their admirers in the tabletop:
Mobs of eyeballs looking up.
Are those petals of leaves you've paired with them—
Those green-striped ovals of silver tissue?
The red geraniums I know.
Friends, friends. They stink of armpits
And the involved maladies of autumn,
Musky as a lovebed the morning after.
My nostrils prickle with nostalgia.
Henna hags: cloth of your cloth.
They tow old water thick as fog.
The roses in the Toby jug
Gave up the ghost last night. High time.
Their yellow corsets were ready to split.
You snored, and I heard the petals unlatch,
Tapping and ticking like nervous fingers.
You should have junked them before they died.
Daybreak discovered the bureau lid
Littered with Chinese hands. Now I'm stared at
By chrysanthemums the size
Of Holofernes' head, dipped in the same
Magenta as this fubsy sofa.
In the mirror their doubles back them up.
Listen: your tenant mice
Are rattling the cracker packets. Fine flour
Muffles their bird feet: they whistle for joy.
And you doze on, nose to the wall.
This mizzle fits me like a sad jacket.
How did we make it up to your attic?
You handed me gin in a glass bud vase.
We slept like stones. Lady, what am I doing
With a lung full of dust and a tongue of wood,
Knee-deep in the cold swamped by flowers?
Too long have I been sitting inside! Grad school apps are in, India program is done, holidays are over. Time to plan the next adventure. Looking for inspiration from the folks below:
John Muir Trail
Traversing Iceland
All the munros in Scotland via The Creak of Boots
And to prove I'm not taking myself too seriously: Above the Sun – a climbing adventure of epic proportions… in Chicago.
(A wonderful hike up Lafayette Mt. in NH)
These videos do nothing to quell my wanderlust, but why need to? India next week and hopefully further travels this spring.
THIS and finally returning to volunteering at IINE has really turned this day around. Well done Sheldon Conch… well done.
via Door Sixteen
By Amanda | November 4, 2011
First Iphone tomorrow! I can't wait to mess with Siri.
Read: Why Siri Why
Rainy days like today make me wish I were at a house overlooking the ocean. Maybe I'd spy a few of these guys.
I received this awesome card from my friends Kim and Tim for my birthday. Best birthday card ever. The adorable desk organizer is from The Utility Collective
This weather is probably going to give me a cold, but all three of these would be comforting on a sick day.
While on a much needed coffee run to Petsi Pies, I was blown away by the work of Dara Durost. Pesti Pies has a fantastic eye for local talent. Look at her work! I have such an affinity for photography of daily life. These have a fascinating stalker like quality to them, but I believe they are all self portraits? The series is online here: Seeing You Seeing Me.
Life has been a constant stream of meetings, calls to India and contract negotiations for the past few months. It is hard to take a time-out when work is so busy. I'm so happy to live in a place where art finds you even when you are not looking.
These songs feel like September.
These cards posted by Adventure Cycling are genius. I often wish I had sticky notes with me to stick on lovely bikes (partially to find out how that did that or where they got a part…) But if I stopped to take a photo of and do a post on every beautiful bike I saw in Boston, there would be no room for anything else. That's why I love so many bike blogs who post on lovely bikes! Especially these:
Chic Cyclist – Boston based and very witty. I love when I spy a bike she's posted around town.
Lovely Bicycle – This site… damn. It has everything on anything you'd want to know about bicycles and the photos are fantastic. Also Boston based. I've used her site again and again to answer questions about my mixte.
Other Favorites:
For the Love of Bikes
Beaux-Mondes - more than just bikes, but the photos are lovely.
Vélo Vogue
Last weekend of studying. Then I think it's high time for an adventure…
Have an adventure filled weekend.
I started one more project this weekend… This is what happens when I am bored and stranded in the 'burbs. Once this was my grandfather's old Beacon, today it is a dismantled pile of parts.
There's not much information on the bike itself. It is from a Taiwan company that is now out of business, but their slogan was awesome: Bring home the Beacon!
An ongoing project, I'll give a step by step guide to my bike restoration as it happens.


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Is this native desktop behaviour or 3rd party
I'm using Windows 7 service pack 1 and have added software that tweaks the behavior like Fences and Ultimate Windows Tweaker. but just now I mouse clicked the edge of my screen and dragged to a clean desktop environment and just wondering if that's built in or added functionality that comes with Fences.
I'm fairly new to Windows 7 and trying out a lot of new software so I don't know. Thanks
Edit: Nevermind, I just found it was from Fences Pro
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Apache Drive in Osage Hills subdivision, off Highway OO, is breaking apart and poses a danger to motorists, especially school buses loaded with children, officials say.
Apache Drive is just one street in the city in need of major repair, but members of the city operations committee singled it out as a prime example of the need for a comprehensive road repair and maintenance program.
Committee members are Mike Bates, chair, Steve Myers, vice chair, Walter Arnette and Mayor Jeff Palmore. City Clerk Kim Barfield serves as committee secretary.
The July 8 meeting, which tackled a half a dozen topics, was the first committee meeting in Palmore's administration.
The role of the operations committee, Palmore said, is to examine issues facing the city operations in an open forum and recommend remedies to the full board of aldermen.
Palmore added his concerns to the full agenda, saying he wants to put together a four-year plan for street improvements based on a grading system that identifies repair needs by the location and amount of traffic in the location.
Committee members immediately warmed to the creation of a plan.
"I think it's a good idea," Arnette said.
Palmore said he recognizes the need for an objective plan after meeting with Ed Gass, Ward 1 alderman and former public works commissioner, and seeing firsthand the wide range of repairs that are needed.
Gass was in the audience during the operations committee meeting.
"Ed (Gass) told me things I didn't realize," Palmore said.
Myers said the scope of needed repairs should be addressed.
"Many items out there, if they are not fixed, amount to negligence," Myers said.
Committee members said many city streets are shot because no maintenance has been done in five or six years.
Apache Drive in Osage Hills is a blatantly ruined street," Chairman Bates said. "It poses a danger to motorists and school buses use that street to pick up students."
Putting together a plan and grading system will require input from all public officials, city crews and citizens, Palmore said.
The mayor added that the operations committee is the right group to create the maintenance plan, grading system and method to implement the plan.
"Anyone who sees a street in need of repair needs to report it," Palmore said. "But we have to identify the group or one individual who would look at the need and categorize the repairs. I'm very open about who does that, but the operations committee is the right group to set it up."
Although he is open to any individual or number of individual to help draft the plan, the mayor believes Gass must be included.
"Ed (Gass) is the person who understands road construction," Palmore said. "Our streets looked good when he was the public works commissioner and since he has not held that job they look awful."
Once the list of needed repairs is completed and graded by priority, it would be passed off to the street department to make the repairs.
Palmore credited resident Neal Brennan for the idea of a four-year plan.
"A four-year plan was Neal (Brennan)'s brainchild," the mayor said. "He reminded me that the mayor is elected for four years and that's the time frame when he can get something done. He said, 'There is no sense in a five- or six-year plan,' and I agree."


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A Canadian Memorial Set to Joseph George White; Passchendaele
A Canadian Memorial Set to Joseph George White; Passchendaele - Brass Framed Studio Portrait (oval-shaped, convex, colourized portrait of White in uniform, highlighted by fleshtones in the face and rich blue in the eyes, the cap badge and each of collar tabs inscribed "19th" (19th Infantry Battalion) in white ink, glass-covered, in a brass frame, ornate cluster leafing trim on the edges on four sides, 335 mm x 510 mm, wire on the back attached to loops on either side for wall hanging, gilt wear on the frame, part of the leafing on the bottom sprig is missing, the left sprig has separated from the frame on one end); and Individualized Rest in Peace Plaque (originally hung in his father's butcher shop in Hamilton, plaster with a brown wash, illustrating a soldier in full uniform standing at the left, his helmet in his left hand and his head bowed, a grave with a cross projecting from it in front of him and a stone cairn behind, another cross rising in the background, inscribed "R.I.P. IN FLANDERS FIELDS WHERE POPPIES GROW" above, the name "CORP. J.G. WHITE" painted in gold ink with a black drop shadow on the bottom raised edge, 345 mm x 410 mm, loop on the reverse for wall hanging, scattered wear on the brown wash). Accompanied by copies of his Index Cards, Attestation Paper, Service Records and Medical Records. Please note that due to the weight of these items, an additional shipping charge my apply. Footnote: Joseph George White was born on March 12, 1895 in Hamilton, Ontario, the son of Nicholas White and Caroline White of Hamilton. He signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (406840) with the 36th Infantry Battalion, on April 20, 1915 in Hamilton, at the age of 20, naming his mother as his next-of-kin, stating that he had no previous military service, that he was not married and that his trade was that of Butcher. His father had a butcher shop in Hamilton, with the young Joseph having joined him in the family business but he felt the call to serve his country and joined the Canadian Expeditionary Force. The Battalion was raised and mobilized in Hamilton, Ontario under the authority of G.O. 86, July 1, 1915. The Battalion sailed June 19, 1915 under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel E.C. Ashton with a strength of 39 officers and 1,004 other ranks, arriving in England on the 28th. Two months later, White began to experience pain in his right side. He was admitted to Shorncliffe Military Hospital on September 5, 1915 and it was noted in his Medical Case Sheet upon admission, that "About week & half ago (he) was taken with pain in his right side & felt feverish at night. No vomiting. Did not report sick till Sept. 5th & was sent into Hospital at once." He was diagnosed with Appendicitis and had the appendix removed two days later. After he was deemed okay to be transferred, he was sent to the Voluntary Aid Detachment at Ashford to recuperate on September 15th, where he was to spend the next five weeks, before being discharged on October 21st. By early December, he returned to regular service and was preparing to be transferred to the 19th Infantry Battalion Overseas. He arrived in France and was taken on strength at the Canadian Base Depot on December 8th, proceeding to his unit on the 24th and joining the 19th Infantry Battalion on the 26th. Five months later, White was appointed Acting Lance Corporal with pay on May 8, 1916. His second major health issue took place in July 1916, when he was admitted to No. 4 Canadian Field Ambulance and diagnosed with Influenza on July 22, 1916. He was transferred to No. 2 D.R.S. on the 24th, and immediately placed at No. 5 Canadian Field Ambulance on the same day. After one week, he returned to duty on August 1st. Influenza was to pay him another visit two months later, when he was admitted to No. 4 Canadian Field Ambulance on November 1, 1916 for a five day stay, rejoining his unit on the 6th. Three months after his second bout of Influenza, White was appointed Lance Corporal to completion on February 4, 1917 but reverted to Private at his own request the next day. Later that year, he was to see two additional rank promotions: Lance Corporal to completion on August 16th and Acting Corporal with pay on November 3rd. Corporal White did not live long to enjoy his new rank, as he was admitted to No. 1 Canadian Field Ambulance on November 9th, suffering from gun shot wounds to his chest and left thigh while fighting in the Ypres Salient, during the closing stages of the Second Battle of Passchendaele. He was immediately transferred to No. 10 Casualty Clearing Station the same day but died from his wounds on November 9, 1917, at the age of 22. He is buried at Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Belgium, Grave Reference: XXII. AA. 25., the cemetery located twelve kilometres west of Ieper (Ypres). His father, Nicholas, received his 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal, as well as his Memorial Plaque and Scroll, while his mother, Caroline, received his Memorial Cross. His father honoured him by hanging the accompanying Individualized Rest in Peace Plaque in his butcher shop in Hamilton.


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'For-K Award' Focus Group meeting
Annette Valenta, REACH Mentoring Director, will be hosting the focus group meeting for anyone interested in K-awards, ie., seeking information, planning submission or resubmission, just awarded, etc.
Wednesday, Oct 31, 2012
Room 201
1919 W. Taylor Street (College of Applied Health Sciences Bldg)
Purpose of the meeting: to build an understanding of what you need from the CCTS, so that we can better put programs together for you.
The University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) Center for Clinical and Translational Science (CCTS) is supported by the National Center for Research Resources and the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, National Institutes of Health, through Grant UL1TR000050.


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The modern and comfortable Marina degli Aregai lies in Santo Stefano al Mare, on the Riviera dei Fiori. This tourist port has built a strong reputation in the Italian marine industry in recent years, thanks to the quality of its services. Accessible from Genoa airport (110km) and Nice airport (80km), the quay specialises in the smaller yacht market, with a total of 980 berths accommodating yachts of up to 50 metres in length.
The marina has a wide range of shops, bar/bistro, thalassotherapy centre, a pleasure boating museum and a shipyard. There is also the Hotel Marina degli Aregai which has 22 suites, 84 apartments, a restaurant, tennis court, sandy beach and a yacht club. A cycle track runs for 24km along the spectacular coast up to Santo Stefano al Mare, passing through amazing scenery.
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|Greens look tricky, but are generally fair. They are never as fast as they look. Beautiful scenery. We usually see deer. It is one of the few courses in SoCal which you can "walk-on," even on a weekend morning. Expect the ball to break away from the mountains when you read your putts. It is not the easiest course to walk, but it is not near as tough to walk as Mountain Meadows in nearby Pomona. Course is plenty long enough although big hitters will probably want to keep your driver in the bag on 3, 8, and 12 (unless you have an awesome draw and know the course). 7 is a very tough par 3 with about a 200 yard tee shot to a green you cannot see. The course has some very interesting corners to it. I love the layout of 1-2-3 and 10-11-12. 1 and 10 are reach-able par 5s, 2 and 11 are scenic par 3s, while 3 and 12 are fair, dogleg lefts. This is a county course so it is not very expensive. I like playing around 4pm when it costs $11 to walk. Students are $5 all day on weekdays. Hit'em straight and keep it below the hole.
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I've been watching the excellent UK Series Humans recently – yes, we're a little late to get these things at the arse end of the world – and, like good books and great films, it's really made me think.
What makes us human?
In the series, a race of synthetic humans with Artificial Intelligence are helping out, doing all the work that humans don't want to do. They're the mugs who do the cleaning and cooking, and wiping and nappy changing. They're the cogs in the manufacturing machine, doing the grunt work that real humans have become too evolved to even contemplate.
This new race of Synths, are a breed of sub-humans, available to fulfil the whims, vices and sexual proclivities of the ruling human classes, but as they increasingly take over the work load, problems arise.
Can human beings really trust them?
How intelligent are they?
Are they 'theys' at all or merely 'its'?
As the series progresses various relationships form between Synths and their human masters. At times it appears that the Synths are indeed more 'human' than the humans, as they battle to care for each other and to protect their ungrateful owners.
I've been watching the series with increasing dread as the true nature of humans – flawed and damaged – is revealed. Themes of slavery are appearing all over the place as humans refuse to accept responsibility for their (sometimes despicable) actions. There's echoes of Gulliver's Travels to the Land of the Houyhnhnms and the superior, reasonable more-human-like horses.
Mild-mannered Joe screams at this wife 'She's just a sex toy' in defence of his activation of the adult mode setting on his household Synth Anita. His teenage kids attend a party where the resident Synth is over-powered so that the middle class kids can have a free pass at getting their jollies.
As it becomes obvious that there are indeed Synths who can feel, both love and anger the story takes a darker twist.
Vicious mobs of humans form to rail against the Synths taking their jobs, their women and eventually taking over.
"They're coming between us," they cry.
"Why get to know someone if you can pay a dolly for sex?"
"Why take time with your children if a dolly can take better care of your children than you can?"
The major emphasis, as it has been in racism over centuries, is the effective dehumanisation of one group so that they can be eliminated or rendered subservient by the dominant group in power. Witness the Nuremburg rallies, or slavery, or even the atrocities in Bosnia, Rwanda, Syria and Kurdish Iraq.
The easiest way to enforce control is to dehumanise a population – focus on the differences between us and them, and create a polarising distance that enables prejudice.
If they are not of our kind then we need not empathise. As Shylock said 'Do we not bleed?'
*I am a Jew. Hath not a Jew eyes? Hath not a Jew hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions? Fed with the same food, hurt with the same weapons, subject to the same diseases, healed by the same means, warmed and cooled by the same winter and summer as a Christian is? If you prick us, do we not bleed? If you tickle us, do we not laugh? If you poison us, do we not die? And if you wrong us, shall we not revenge? If we are like you in the rest, we will resemble you in that.
De-humanisation enables us to get away with hatred. It ensures we can fight or even kill for our own without remorse.
And that's ok, we tell ourselves. Because they're not human, like us. In Humans, they're not, of course, they're Synths. Yet, if the beings can feel anger, pain, empathy, love and bleed like humans, (albeit blue blood) what makes them not human?
Is it the absence of spirit, or soul?
That essence of life that you can't see but you can certainly detect is missing, when it's gone. Is spirit what makes us human? Is that the difference between us and the rest of creation?
And, if so, where does that come from?
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It didn't take long for Ryan Shazier, the No. 15 overall pick of last month's draft, to earn a starting role with his new team, the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Shazier has been seen lining up with the Steelers' first unit during OTA practice sessions. But just because he's already been handed a starting spot, doesn't mean he can't have it taken away. His rookie training camp and preseason will be vital to his prospects of solidifying himself as a starting-caliber linebacker who can become the instant difference-maker Pittsburgh's defense is in need of.
Shazier's sub-4.40 speed is what obviously enamored the Steelers in the pre-draft process. His range and ability to explode through gaps could make him a disruptive force at the next level. With the aptitude to rush the quarterback, drop back into coverage and fly sideline to sideline as quickly as a defensive back, Shazier has all the tools to excel as a rookie. Overcoming some of his deficiencies will be in order, though.
Despite his phenomenal closing speed, Shazier is a bit undersized and struggles to diagnose plays in a timely fashion on occasion. His small frame for the position could impede his ability to shed blocks against NFL offensive linemen. Becoming a liability against the run, which Shazier was on occasion at the collegiate level, could lead to more of a situational role early on.
With more natural instincts, Shazier would possess the ability to overcome what he lacks in size and strength by beating opponents to the point of attack. It's not easy for a 300-plus pound lineman to fire up out of stance and into the second level in time to block an athlete of Shazier's caliber. Unfortunately, his film at Ohio State revealed a player who was often hesitant when reacting to the play.
Getting stronger and acquiring more awareness should be priorities for Shazier, but even if he's unable to make strides in either area, he's talented enough to make a difference for the Steelers; if not immediately, definitely in the near future.
The padded practices and obviously the exhibition contests will be crucial to Shazier in his bid to earn the coaches' trust before Week 1. He's likely going to shine in many non-contact sessions. His athleticism and speed will be put on full display in touch football.
But when the pads come on, Shazier must exemplify the physicality needed to hold up against the run. The Steelers already weren't very good against the run, ranking 21st in 2013, so any detrimental play by Shazier will be a difficult hurdle to overcome.
Last year's starter next to Lawrence Timmons, Vince Williams, may be a fallback option at weak-side inside linebacker for the Steelers in the event Shazier is outmatched. If he's able to resemble something closer to his ceiling than his floor, however, Shazier should begin to validate himself as a rookie starter at next month's camp
Cody Strahm is an NFL Senior Writer for Rant Sports. Follow him on Twitter @CodyJStrahm.


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Wealth management and private banking are common terms that usually overlap.
However, many financial services tender wealth management through private banking as they differ to some extent.
When we talk about wealth management, the scope is broader as it involves dealings with optimization of client's personal portfolio that might create aversion or comfort.
It also involves risk and the assets that are to be invested according to the personal plans agreed to achieve the desired financial goals.
On the other hand when we talk about private banking, this usually refers to a direct solution for an individual that has high net worth, they are tagged as HNWIs (High-Net-Worth Individuals) wherein both private and public financial organization employs a staff member that will offer HNWIs clients with management and personalized care for their finances.
The main difference between wealth management and private banking is that, when we talk about private banking, it does not deal always with clients who are investing their assets.
A private bank authorized staff might offer clients a good guidance on specific investment selection, but for sure not all banks will be directly involved in the time of the process of the investment of the assets on the clients.
For the record, most people utilized private banking in the form of opening an account then made a deposit from one time to another.
Now, when we talk about wealth management, this involves employees, financial advisors that is tasked to provide strategically researched advice to clients in order to help them better improved their individual financial status and also assist them in the right selection of opportunities for them to invest their asset with a goal of getting maximum returns in the future.
Therefore we can say that private banking also includes wealth management, but in wealth management they cannot supply clients with banking services.
Wealth Management
To understand deeper, PWM (private wealth management) involves generally in advices and the execution of the investments in behalf of the clients.
The firms that usually focus on this type of practice are those people who look for individual or clients that are looking for a good window or opportunities for them to invest their funds in variety of options like stocks.
Since private management of wealth directly involved advices, the advisor will not help build the sound financial planning, managing client portfolios and even perform variety of services that directly involves financial services in connection with the clients financing choices.
By utilizing an expert or financial advisor for a wealth management, this will allow the client to effectively work with an educated strategy in solving financial issues while developing client's financial status in general. The wealth advisor will assist client in achieving its financial goals.
Therefore, the advisor will formulate methods to assist clients in the management of their wealth. The advisor will now device series of options in terms of financial products that will help alleviate client's financial goals.
For the record, most private wealth management providers are backed by corporations, but they can also be provided with independent advisors or shall we say portfolio managers that are licensed to offer many services and focus on HNWCs.
- Normally, a wealth advisor sits down on one on one scenario with the client and carefully discusses the ultimate goal, the comfort levels with the risk, and other restrictions or stipulations that the client may have in mind regarding to its investment plans with the assets involve.
- The wealth advisor will present a sound investment strategy that will incorporate all the data extracted directly from the client and these strategies will enable client to achieve its goals.
- The wealth advisor then continues to carefully manage the client's funds and then utilizes these investment products that will align with client's conditions.
- A wealth advisor don't just offer clients with similar services to what private bank has, however, in many cases, financial advisors spend great time with their clients.
- The advisors cannot in behalf open bank accounts representing their clients, but they can directly assist them in the selection of the right accounts needed for their client to open a bank at their choice.
Private Banking
In most terms, when we talk about private banking, this generally involves a financial institution or entities that provide general financial services to the HNWIs.
In some cases, any individual can have these types of services with an asset that is less than $200,000, but for many banks that has private banking refuse clients who have assets that are less than $600,000.
The statement points out that private banking is exclusive and reserved for those clients that has substantial amounts of funds and assets that will be deposited in the accounts that they want to invest.
Banking in private provides related investment advice that aims to address an entire financial condition on each client. Services in private banking usually aid their clients by protecting and even growing their individual assets.
The designated employee will then aid every client for them to provide individualized solutions in finance, the authorized employee at the same time will assist or even help the clients plan at the same time save funds for their retirement plans by passing accumulated wealth to family members or other designated wealth beneficiaries.
There are quite number of consumer banks in the private bank divisions. Each division has its specific offers and they have perks on HNWIs for them to attract clients.
Clients in private banking with large funds will received good rates and concierge services, guaranteeing instant access to all of their employees that they to work with their accounts.
- Clients in the private banking never wait in line or even use teller in getting services. By just a single phone call, the client gets what he wants.
- Client in private banking can directly contact the advisor working with his personal account and complete any transaction, starting from cashing a check or even ordering checks for him or her to move large amounts of money from different account.
The kind of treatment is part of banking institutions plan for them to benefit in terms of financial. Many banks pursue clients with high accounts because it also help them generates good amount of money that will be considered profit in the bank. For sure, every good transaction has quarantined repeat business and brings new businesses in the future.
With clients in private banking, specifically those who are considered wealth can also share experience with their wealthy circles that will become banks potential clients in the future. The bank personnel then send a special invitation to the potential client for them to acquire the perk for them to create such account in the private banking.
Not just that, private banking can also get clients by just completing a regular lending system. The banks then access the tax returns and discover on documents for potential clients for them to target. The said invitations are also sent to these people listed and private banking in charge will now follow up them.
The bank personal in charge will now then draw a line to the individuals who are contacted to be a new client and then this will be connected to different institutions.
They usually target accounts with good assets, meaning clients that has assets greater than $250,000 some private banking even set much higher target bar, targeting those individuals that qualifies the needed amount for investable assets.
Any customers that are utilizing private banking facility services pay for specialized treatment received. The banking institution in which wealth customer used then guarantee that they have large pool of funds, in form of customers substantial account balances that can be lend and utilize.
Any bank also generates funds from steeper charges on interest for huge mortgage and loans granted for business from wealthy clients. Even by just charging small percentage as fee for the services in huge sums of funds can generate good income for the private banking.
The specialized client treatment given by private banking cannot completely hide its drawbacks.
However, the rate of turnover will be high as client established a relationship with its employee that is managing the clients account, and then possibilities that on the preceding month the employee that is managing the account will be gone and replaced by another employee in which the client doesn't know or does not have trust at all, with this reason they can even lose an income generating client.
This type of banking division might offer variety of services, but they are not considered master to it.
Put this in mind that banks are not considered experts in terms of financial issues or everything related to it, meaning the level of expertise given to the client is not the same to what he have in an individual who are considered specialist. In short, private bankers are only paid by banks, so it points out that the loyalty is to the employer itself not to the clients.
When we think about individuals having high net worth, the higher the tendency of viewing them as the type of people that are considered no problem at all, people that are living life with luxury because they have been able to generate massive amount of wealth in their life, they are then set for life or other thinking goes.
But, an individual having high wealth degree is far from care free condition. Owning massive wealth means taking care of it and the need to do it. This can be done basically by having the right tax plan, setting an orderly estate or by creating successful money making plan. The statements we have just stated clearly falls on wealth management.
According to report, the demands are getting bigger as we move forward, meaning wealth management is now set to be one of the "growth waves" in the future specifically in Australia.
This is due to the huge increase in agribusiness, gas, international education and tourism, therefore wealth management has a good potential industry.
Your key to retirement is Wealth management
This is the main reason we can tell why wealth management is that important to those who are planning in the future or shall we say the retirement issue.
Considering the cost of living continues to rise in every aspect of the world.
It is about your personal priorities,
wealth management is not just about creating sound financial plans for you to secure future, but the most basic thing with this is that wealth management is realizing life priorities.
If you have significant amount of funds or wealth, reasons may likely to come, whether planning to have a financial stability or security, so you are starting an enterprise that you can provide to your children.
With the right advice in investments, assistance with the taxes or counsel on handling debts, this will allow you to realize a dream that you have in mind.
In addition to wealth management, we have found out some of the biggest mistake that executors commits, the term executor might be an honor when people give their trust on you as in person tagged as their executor who are given legal responsibility to transact or distribute clients proper according the plan and make sure that all debts to the creditors are fully paid with no issue.
Therefore, as what we have said on the first part, investment banking and wealth management are popular choice in financial sector, there can be a significant interaction and even overlap in both fields of wealth management and investment banking, but in general they are distinctly different.
Again, wealth management is an expansive category to take which involves minor and major operations by a client to their manager who will optimize client's asset portfolio, this is in accordance with the revealed risk and the possible effect in the future based on its long term goals.
Private banking generally tagged as a name that is used as envelope solution for clients with high net worth, wherein the financial institution assign its staff members to suggest or offer sound personalized attention to the client.
On the other hand the clients on private banking will received an array of studied or even specialized service in wealth management, of course with this products offered has its charge in form of additional fees but for sure client will have an superior attention from the institution.
The private banker assigned will take acre the assets as what usual wealth advisor do, not just that, it can also do things in their behalf by giving access to direct relatives of the client to the credit cards, no hassle approach in service that can even be done thru text messaging by directly informing the assign private banker, so as client you don't have to come over on office to do the signing in the paperwork.
So after knowing both private banking and wealth management, the question now is
"Which One to Choose?".
Here is our point based form the information that we have and the actual experience that experts have shared on us during our personal interview.
To balance everything or shall we say both occupations, the investment bankers are specifically focused on working longer hours and draw larger amount of pay checks.
Even thought the type of job offers good compensation that is above average and the possible opportunity to feel something like you have accomplished something.
While with wealth management, this is focused on the personal services that will be given to the individuals or clients, considering that clients with investment in banking are just corporations. The situation in wealth management is mainly focused on the personal preference of the client or client centered towards achieving financial goals.
As what we keep on saying, the frequent overlapping between wealth management entities and investment bankers takes place in the operations.
With the high net worth individuals or HNWIs who become clients in the wealth management companies, they are the type of individual that want sound yet professional advice for them to select in the investment banking options regarding the restructuring of its business.
And client might also access products in the investment banking or even bond issues that generates good amount of investment returns in the long haul.
We cannot say which one to choose, since they can work together, but if you can remember our previous topics, "specialization" pays much value, so we rather stick to people who are considered experts in the field than just an expert in general.
Well, even thought the rate of success in both of them are positive. Who knows, the specialized advisor can suggest a more concrete plan for the client to achieve its goals in the shortest possible time.
As to end the comparison, remember that:
Private banking is when you as the client (have to ask them nicely for them), the bank to take the asset or the money you have.
But when people ask you nicely for them to take your asset or the money you have, that is wealth management.


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A Vegan Guide to the Hamptons
Three hours outside of the city, and New York still reigns supreme in vegan options.
The Hamptons are a group of villages and hamlets forming the South Fork of Long Island, NY. The area—also called the "East End"—forms a popular, year-round seaside destination. Besides beaches and beautiful neighborhoods, the Hamptons is also home to a plethora of vegan bakeries, cafés, food trucks, and hidden places only the locals know about. Until now, that is, as we present our in-depth look at some of the best plant-based foods found an hour outside of The Big Apple.
Westhampton Beach
If you're looking for a unique menu and Hawaiian style feel with an Aloha spirit, stop by Mambo Kitchen, and order the hummus avocado wrap. For Mexican, order a Boca burger with guacamole and chips, or ask to hold the meat and cheese in a fajita, burrito, or taco at Margarita Grille. Funcho's Fajita Grill also serves TexMex dishes with vegan options. Feeling more like a little vegan sushi? If so, stop by Tony's Fusion West (located just off Main Street) for bamboo-steamed vegetables, spicy eggplant, and vegetable green curry. Furthermore, the Beach Bakery Cafe is a great place to read a newspaper while enjoying vegan desserts, bagels, oatmeal, and coffee. For dessert, Ben & Jerry's ice cream shops are popping up all over Long Island offering non-dairy ice cream, milkshakes, and waffle cones.
Hampton Bays
Matsulin is a modern Asian fusion restaurant offering a separate (and extensive!) vegetarian menu, with vegan options such as a stir-fry with mango, sizzling "beef" seitan, and sautéed soy "ribs." To truly eat like a local, visit Rumba Inspired Island Cuisine and Rum Bar—a special dining spot on the canal that serves a combination of island-inspired food (get the "rastaman taco" without the rasta cream and island slaw) and premium, handcrafted rum. At local waterside favorite The Inn Spot On The Bay, choose from an array of cruelty-free crepes, cauliflower tacos, and mushroom burgers. In addition, Wild by Nature Market is a great place to grab a vegan soup, salad, sandwich, or sushi. Or, if you're craving something refreshing, stop by Gemelli Gelatos for dairy-free lemon, mango, and blood orange gelatos and sorbets.
Saaz Indian Cuisine offers a vegetable uttapam and korma curry made with coconut milk, while Citarella Gourmet Market has a salad bar full of tofu, edamame, chickpeas, berries, nuts, and seeds. 75 Main Restaurant & Lounge shines as the premier Hampton's locale for modern Italian fare in a chic environment thanks in part to a housemade quinoa burger. For Mexican food, stop by Union Cantina—an upscale Mexican restaurant serving dishes in a rustic-chic quarters with a patio and a well-stocked tequila bar (the avocado and hearts of palm salad is a must). Furthermore, Tate's Bake Shop is a quaint cottage that sells an amazing vegan (and gluten-free) cookie made from oatmeal, prune purée, pumpkin seeds, ground flax seeds, and pure maple syrup, while The Juice Press offers grab-and-go organic juices, smoothies, açaí bowls, sweets, prepared raw food, and salads.
Water Mill
Sabrosa Mexican Grill has a variety of colossal veggie burrito bowls with a blazing hot sauce (if you like more than a little heat). Aside from the great food, they are also environmentally friendly due to the usage of biodegradable boxes and utensils.
Yama-Q is a small, quiet choice for vegan sushi, stir-fries, sesame soba noodles tossed in tahini, edamame, and a vegetable stir-fry with tofu tossed in soy sauce. The Golden Pear is an upscale coffee-shop chain offering, pastries, soups, and sandwiches in a cozy corner spot, while Almond is a bustling French bistro that offers a seasonal Meatless Monday menu that changes weekly.
Sag Harbor
Provisions is an organic café adjoined to a natural-foods market, where Katerina Justova of Culiraw sells her raw desserts made using all natural ingredients and without sugar.
East Hampton
Babette's is located in the rural beach town and focuses on organic, local, and seasonal produce (try the tofu scramble, Santa Fe style), while Simply Sublime is a raw juice bar and café specializing in mostly vegan, raw, and organic natural foods. For take-out, head to Mary's Marvelous for housemade baked goods, sandwiches, salads, hummus wraps, and soy lattes.
The Squeezery is new to the Hamptons and provides organic, locally sourced produce, organic juices, smoothies, artisanal coffee, and vegan baked goods. For a little spice, stop by Hampton Chutney Co., a vegan-friendly Indian sit-down and take-out café serving housemade dosas, lassi, and fresh chutney. For fast food, head to La Fondita, where the emphasis in on fresh ingredients. If you're in the mood for coffee, stop by Jack's Stir Brew Coffee, New York City's first 100-percent organic coffee shop and vegan bakery.
The Surf Lodge is a hip spot for surfers and locals where the staff highly recommends the vegan curry and vegan raviolis, while Naturally Good Foods + Café is a natural-food market with a café and juice and smoothie bar inside. Joni's Kitchen is a surf-shack kitchen in downtown Montauk with a menu featuring several vegan options such as the Thai me up, tofu rice-paper roll, bagel with vegan cream cheese, oatmeal, quinoa bowls, and a scrambled tofu wrap. Beverages include smoothies, fresh juices, and coffee with choice of rice, soy, almond, hemp, or coconut milk. A second great breakfast joint is Goldberg's Famous Bagels, offering daily lunch specials, a Thai lettuce wrap, and a toasted everything bagel with Tofutti chive cream cheese.
Michelle Siriani is a plant-based chef and graduate of the Natural Gourmet Institute in New York City, a pastry chef at Peacefood Cafe, a recipe tester, writer, and food blogger.
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You may not see the app live on the Google Play Store but Sony Mobile has been working on an Xperia Calendar. It was sighted recently but is no longer available upon checking. The calendar app is another productivity tool that will hopefully make you more efficient in keeping your schedule, events, and tasks. App features simple maps and LinkedIn integration as well.
Not much details have been shared but the XPERIA blog managed to get some photos or screenshots of the app in action. We're assuming this is still in beta and that some issues and errors are still being fixed. You can wait for the official app to be released on the Play Store or you may download the APK from APKMirror.
Meanwhile, there's also the Sony Weather app that was pulled out from the Play Store. Several changes and new features on the app can be noted. Check the app if you want to know the perceived temperature, wind formation, wind, humidity, high and low temperature for your current location, easy set up/swipe between different locations.
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Tortured and awesome inner most detective Charlie Parker stars during this mystery by means of New York Times bestselling writer John Connolly.
Former NYPD detective Charlie "Bird" Parker is at the verge of insanity. Tortured through the unsolved slayings of his spouse and younger daughter, he's a guy ate up by way of guilt, remorse, and the will for revenge. while his former companion asks him to trace down a lacking woman, Parker reveals himself drawn right into a international past his imagining: an international the place thirty-year-old killings stay shrouded in worry and lies, an international the place the ghosts of the useless torment the residing, an international haunted by way of the assassin liable for the deaths in his family—a serial killer who makes use of the human physique to create artworks and takes faces as his prize. however the seek awakens buried instincts in Parker: instincts for survival, for compassion, for romance, and, eventually, for killing.
Aided by means of a stunning younger psychologist and a couple of bickering occupation criminals, Parker turns into the bait in a catch set within the humid bayous of Louisiana, a seize that threatens the lives of each person in its achieve. pushed by means of visions of the useless and the voice of an outdated black psychic who met a negative finish, Parker needs to search a last, brutal war of words with a assassin who has moved past all notions of humanity, who has got down to create a hell in the world: the serial killer recognized purely because the touring Man.
In the culture of vintage American detective fiction, Every useless Thing is a annoying, richly plotted mystery, choked with memorable characters and gripping motion. it's also a profoundly relocating novel, enthusiastic about the character of loyalty, love, and forgiveness. Lyrical and terrifying, it truly is an bold debut, triumphantly learned.
By Mike Dennis
Key West, 1991. Don Roy Doyle is again on the town. difficult and quick-witted, he's clean out of criminal, the place he served 3 years for a diamond swindle. Now he's again to gather his percentage of the proceeds, approximately $200,000, however the cash has vanished.
A neighborhood relatives dynasty which has managed the island's politics for generations, a cop with a grudge, the FBI, and the Russian mob all have a stake within the motion. They're confident Cuba is at the verge of "opening up", and so they all wish Doyle gone.
In this tightly-knit city, who might be relied on? and the way lengthy can Doyle remain alive?
Setup On entrance Street is the 1st novel in Mike Dennis' Key West Nocturnes sequence. It takes you deep contained in the international of Key West noir, a global tucked long ago within the shadows, the place the travelers by no means pass.
By Chester Himes
A vintage access in Chester Himes's trailblazing Harlem Detectives sequence, Cotton involves Harlem is one among his hardest-hitting and so much exciting thrillers.
Flim-flam guy Deke O'Hara isn't any quicker out of Atlanta's kingdom prison than he's again at the streets operating the rip-off of a life-time. As sponsor of the Back-to-Africa flow, he's relying on a major Harlem rally to provide a tremendous collection—for his personal inner most charity. however the take is hijacked by means of white gunmen and hidden in a bale of cotton that unexpectedly all people desires to get his palms on. As NYPD detectives "Coffin Ed" Johnson and "Grave Digger" Jones piece jointly the complexity of the scheme, we're taken care of to Himes's model of hard-boiled crime fiction at its very best.
By Day Keene
Keene's story a few massive urban lawyer hungering for the easy lifestyles. His task to be a distinct prosecutor and take on a big-time crime determine, besides what he observed his spouse and legislations associate doing jointly, accelerates the go out. however the uncomplicated existence ain't so easy, and the type of crime he idea he'd left within the mammoth urban appear there too. This paintings was once first released as "Farewell to Passion."
By Dashiell Hammett
Paul Madvig used to be a cheerfully corrupt ward-heeler who aspired to anything larger: the daughter of Senator Ralph Bancroft Henry, the heiress to a dynasty of political purebreds. Did he wish her badly sufficient to dedicate homicide? And if Madvig used to be blameless, which of his dozens of enemies used to be doing a very sturdy activity of framing him? Dashiell Hammett's journey de strength of detective fiction combines an hermetic plot, authentically venal characters, and writing of telegraphic crispness.
A one-time detective and a grasp of deft understatement, Dashiell Hammett almost invented the hard-boiled crime novel. This vintage Hammet paintings of detective fiction combines an hermetic plot, authentically venal characters, and writing of telegraphic crispness.
By Karen Burroughs Hannsberry
The movie noir male is an infinitely watchable being, showing a variety of feelings, behaviors, and motivations. the various characters from the movie noir period are tremendous violent, reminiscent of Neville Brand's Chester in D.O.A. (1950), whose sole excitement in lifestyles turns out to return from causing ache on others. different noirs characteristic fallacious authority figures, similar to Kirk Douglas's Jim McLeod in Detective tale (1951), managed through a inflexible ethical code that expenditures him his marriage and eventually his existence. Others current ruthless crime bosses, hapless men whose lives are became the other way up due to their ceaseless eager for a lady, or even brave males at the correct part of the law.
the non-public and public lives of over 90 actors who starred within the movies noirs of the Forties and Nineteen Fifties are offered the following. a few of the actors, akin to Humphrey Bogart, Kirk Douglas, Burt Lancaster, Edward G. Robinson, Robert Mitchum, Raymond Burr, Fred MacMurray, Jack Palance and Mickey Rooney, loved nice renown, whereas others, like Gene Lockhart, Moroni Olsen and Harold Vermilyea, have been much less generic, rather to fashionable audiences. An appendix makes a speciality of the actors who have been least recognized yet often obvious in minor roles.
By Jedediah Berry
"This debut novel weaves the type of mannered fable that will end result if Wes Anderson have been to conform Kafka." --The New Yorker
similar to imaginitive fiction from Jorge Luis Borges to Jasper Fforde but dazzlingly unique, The guide of Detection marks the debut of a prodigious younger expertise. Charles Unwin toils as a clerk at an incredible, imperious detective business enterprise situated in an unnamed urban continuously slick with rain. whilst Travis Sivart, the agency's so much illustrious detective, is murdered, Unwin is unexpectedly promoted and needs to embark on an completely strange quest for the lacking investigator that leads him into the darkest corners of his soaking, somnolent urban. What ensues is a noir myth of beautiful craftsmanship, as taut because it is brain- blowing, that attracts readers right into a dream international that would swap what they consider how they believe.
It used to be my first day in Paris however the feeling was once nonetheless with me: like i used to be on the point of explode, as though my guts have been a lit fuse racing as much as my mind. Being cooped up will get me that manner, even if i used to be camped in a tremendous room during this swank resort. Twelve dollars an evening and it used to be the easiest lodge room i would ever been in. i would docked at Le Havre the afternoon earlier than, got here immediately to this fancy joint from Gare St. Lazare, like they informed me to. I had a swell swimsuit of garments, a dear gigantic suitcase, and seemed like prepared money-except I had precisely forty-seven greenbacks on me. All I needed to do was once look ahead to a choice, but i used to be jumpy. i might promoted a take care of one of many greatest men within the American struggle racket, and that i used to be in Paris to place the cap on it-the deal i might been sucking round on for over a part 12 months. And should you bought to butter up a goon like Slats, your nostril is scraping the ground of a filthy barrel.
By Charles Willeford
A former specialist boxer, actor, horse coach and radio announcer, Charles Willeford (1919-1988) is better recognized for his Miami-based crime novels that includes hard-boiled detective Hoke Moseley, together with Miami Blues and Sideswipe. His occupation as a author begun within the overdue Forties, however it was once his 1972 novel Cockfighter that introduced his identify to a much wider viewers. Of that ebook, Harry Crews stated, "Charles Willeford renders the game with such wisdom and a focus to aspect that... I had the virtually inexpressible influence of being on my knees back beside the good scuffling with pits of the southern circuit." thought of to be Willeford's masterpiece, Cockfighter is a brutal and lovely fiction of the yank South, loosely modeled, in line with the writer, on Homer's Odyssey. Frank Mansfield is the titular cockfighter: a silent and fiercely opposite guy whose obsession with profitable will expense him nearly every thing. Mansfield haunts the cockpits, bars and roads of the agricultural South within the early Sixties, adrift yet consistently able to approximately whatever. First released in whole shape in 1972, and tailored by means of Willeford for a Monte Hellman movie in 1974 (which turned notorious for its use of genuine animals within the struggle scenes), the unconventional Cockfighter has been out of print for almost two decades. Cockfighter is issued right here with an advent via Jesse Pearson and is the second one quantity in PictureBox's ongoing Charles Willeford reissue sequence.
By Fredric Brown
1948 Edgar Award Winner! Ed Hunter is 18, and he is not satisfied. He does not are looking to turn out like his father, a linotype operator and a inebriated, married to a harridan, with a harridan-in-training stepdaughter. Ed desires out, he desires to dwell, he desires to see the area prior to it truly is too overdue. Then his father does not come domestic one evening, and Ed reveals out how sturdy he had it. the majority of the e-book has Ed teaming up with Uncle Ambrose, a former carny employee, and searching for out who killed Ed's dad. however the name is as a lot a coming-of-age story because it is a pulp.


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The deteriorating and dilapidated urban landscape of many of New York City's neighborhoods is rapidly becoming a thing of the past because of people like Joe Sitt. Ancient crumbling structures are being repurposed and renovated at an increasing rate that promises a huge return on investment as well as a revitalization of what was once considered irreparable urban squalor.
The driving force behind the change is a new economic understanding of the potential that urban real estate development offers the builder, the residents, and the city. The prime mover in this glowingly exuberant trend is the Center for Urban Real Estate.
The campaign has enlisted numerous banks and builders including:
-Goldman Sachs' Urban Investment Group $26 million investment in the renovation of the Golden Heights neighborhood by Jonathan Butler into a trendy place for meetings, food, and corporate events.
-Cook and Fox Architects and the Durst Organization recent completion of a revitalization of the Front Street landmark that bodes to become a tourist Mecca again.
-Lower Manhattan has been revitalized by the Carnegie Corporation, Vishaan Chakrabarti with the Center for Urban Real Estate, and Marc Holiday, a real estate development expert and professor at Columbia University, into an area that produced $16.7 billion in tax revenue for the city of New York in 2015.
The trend often starts with the development of a single business in a gentrified urban neighborhood. That business serves as the hub for more development. The residents of the existing neighborhood see the new structure as a sign of hope and a meeting place. New residents find a place to work and live that is dramatically different than they expected.
The new developments that are springing up all over urban neighborhoods in NYC employ the latest in building technology and energy efficiency. The use of newer methods and materials produces jobs and tax revenue from other areas of New York.
New York has no shortage of celebrities. Many of New York's most well-known have become involved in the urban real estate development programs in their former neighborhoods and in their own residences.
Fashion photographer David LaChapelle, supermodel Tyra Banks, singer Jon Bon Jovi, actress Brooke Shields, Harrison Ford, Gwyneth Paltrow, Madonna, and news anchor Anderson Cooper have all spent their own money to renovate their own New York homes and help set the tone for the neighborhoods of the future. Their investment doubled the asking price.
The city of New York had a choice. They made an excellent investment in renewal that is paying for itself. New places to live and work, a better life, and hope for neighborhoods that had lost hope have been the results.


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Charged with dumping
three million gallons of murderously toxic oil residue into rivers in six
states, the Kochs were served with a ninety-seven-count criminal indictment.
Their friend Newt Gingrich managed to legalize this in Congress (see clause 7
of the "Contract with America"), thus exonerating them.
Palast has kept an enormous scrapbook on these monsters since 1996 at least (even as they all keep files on him) . The list of their stunning achievements goes on and on, bleeding back into the rest of the voting story by way of . . . "Congressman" Tim Griffin, a Rove point-man (yes, here's Rove, as if he weren't present in spirit as the chamber of horrors continue to work their black magic). Griffin, is hugely supportive of the XL pipeline and thus beloved by the Kochs, who pumped enough money into his campaign to put him into Congress after his ignominious past, aided by his "gofer" who was subsequently appointed to head Romney's reelection campaign. Griffin had been fired as federal prosecuting attorney in Arkansas in the blink of an eye. He was the mastermind of the original caging lists, born in 2004, a Rove invention to eliminate voters from registration rolls through sending mail marked "do not forward" to vulnerable citizens who might not be home because they were in Iraq, foreclosed on, otherwise homeless, in prison . . . the list goes on. Palast got his hands on these by way of a fake website georgewbush.org that intercepted some of them.
And so back from the
cause to the effects on us voters, viz., taken efficiently, chapter by
subsequent chapter (and an orchestra might punctuate each component with grim
Purging: removing names from registration lists as illegal aliens, disenfranchised felons (but legally disenfranchised in only six states), nonentities, corpses, etc.;
Caging: sending deliberate letters to those away from home for various tragic reasons, marked "do not forward" (to homeless shelters, military outposts, foreclosure victims, Native Americans without numbered addresses, etc.)
Spoiled Votes: where voter intent is not officially clear through ballot defacement accidentally on purpose;
Prestidigitizing: DRE are digital vote crunchers that send the people's will to hell and reprocess it for that Grand Old ongoing party;
Tossing Provisional Ballots : demanded when voters' names are effaced from lists or they are purposefully directed to wrong precincts;
Rejecting Absentee or Mail-in Ballots : a sinister abuse of the USPS--disposed of in large sacks into dumpsters all of which Bev Harris and her colleagues can't dive into despite their efforts;
Outlawing Registration of Minorities : charging huge fines if forms are not handed in within 48 hours of being filled out; dumping any that lack any information at all--including check-marked hollow boxes; or the wrong info--viz., ID'ing yourself as a Democrat;
Rejecting Registration Forms: a legal prerogative awarded to secretaries of state since 2006;
Ditto if the spelling of a voter's names does not match across every database ever amassed in the country, even Social Security, which most of us signed up for as kids; then consider all those of us gifted with exotic surnames--all those inevitable typos;
Press Negligence: the fourth branch of our government is far more interested in the Olympics and the Kardashians than voter ID issues, though lately even Fox is admitting that something is amiss and covering it to the worst of their negligible and biased abilities;
Ballot-Box Stuffing: tried and true, though small potatoes compared to the digital counterpart (see "DREs," above);
The list goes on and constantly expends. The latest issue is the requirement of voter I.D., admitted by a honcho Republican as a great way to strike us from the rolls, since poor folks of every color are most likely not to have them or to be able to obtain them. Another of their superstars proclaimed the bottom line of all their efforts back in the eighties: the fewer the voters who turn up at the polls, the more likely the GOP is to triumph.
There are fabulous anecdotes and statistics--Palast's hammer--that I don't have room for (read the book!), as usual, viz,:


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The story begins with Nobita and Shizuka sitting on the pipes in the yard they hang out at while Suneo showed off his robot. Nobita grew jealous and asked Doraemon to build him a giant robot. Coincidently, robot parts began to fall from the sky. Then Nobita and Doraemon began to assemble the robot. As soon as they finished, Nobita, Doraemon, and Shizuka realized that the robot (Zanda Clause) was a war machine in an incident X240-bOb Sajid23aAdded by Sajid23a . After that Nobita met a girl name Riruru, she told Nobita that the robot was her's. Nobita gave her the robot and the entrance to miror world. Doraemon and Nobita followed Riruru and recognized that she was a spy from Metropolis and built a base to welcome the army.
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KISSIMMEE, Fla. -- Atlanta Braves catcher Eddie Perez has reinjured his right shoulder and might be lost for the season.
Perez, a backup to Javy Lopez who missed most of 2000 after surgery on the shoulder in May, had an MRI on Tuesday that revealed new damage, the Braves said Wednesday.
The Atlanta Journal reported that Perez would have surgery Monday to repair a tear in his rotator cuff. He told the paper he plans to miss the season.
''One more year out of baseball,'' Perez said. ''I don't even want to show up at the field. I don't want people to see my face.''
Perez signed a one-year, $650,000 contract with the Braves in January. Although he turns 33 on May 4, Perez said he will be back on the field next year -- somewhere.
''As soon as I'm fine, I'm going to be playing,'' Perez said. ''I don't know where, whether it's here, in the minor leagues or in Venezuela. I'm going to play.''
Lopez is expected to miss opening day with a broken ring finger, leaving Paul Bako as the starter.
Reds send Henson back to Yankees
BRADENTON, Fla. -- Drew Henson is back with the only baseball team that can lure him away from the NFL. Now he'll have to decide whether he wants to be a quarterback or a third baseman.
The Cincinnati Reds traded Henson back to the New York Yankees on Wednesday along with outfielder Michael Coleman in exchange for outfielder Wily Mo Pena.
The cost-conscious Reds also got $1.9 million from the Yankees to cover the bulk of Pena's contract. He's still owed $2.2 million from the deal he signed with New York in 1999.
Henson came to the Reds last July as part of the deal for left-hander Denny Neagle. The Yankees reluctantly traded Henson, one of their top prospects, after he refused to commit to playing baseball.
Henson can play at Michigan for one more year and would be a top pick in the NFL draft the following April. The Reds knew when they got Henson that he might never play for them.
The Yankees drafted Henson out of high school in 1998, but couldn't get him to commit to baseball. He led Michigan to a 9-3 record and No. 11 ranking last season.
Garciaparra tests wrist with light tossing
FORT MYERS, Fla.-- Red Sox shortstop Nomar Garciaparra threw Wednesday for the first time since having a removable cast placed on his injured right wrist, and said he hasn't ruled out being in Boston's opening day lineup.
Manager Jimy Williams said Garciaparra could start even if he gets just a few spring training at bats.
Garciaparra said he had some soreness in wrist after easy tossing, but nothing more then he expected. He declined to discuss surgery, saying he'll think about it ''if that's what need to be done.''
Garciaparra has a split tendon in the wrist that has lingered since Sept. 25, 1999, when he was hit by a pitch from Baltimore's Al Reyes.
He played last season with the injury, and won his second consecutive American League batting title. But the injury acted up early in camp, and he's been sidelined since.
Knoblauch might debut in outfield Friday
TAMPA, Fla. -- Chuck Knoblauch's much-anticipated left field debut might come Friday.
Knoblauch worked out for the second straight day with New York Yankees outfield coach Lee Mazzilli. The session took place at the Yankees minor league complex after Knoblauch went 2-for-5 as the designated hitter in a Triple-A game.
Manager Joe Torre said Knoblauch is scheduled to work out before the Yankees play host to the Toronto Blue Jays on Thursday night.
If Knoblauch makes his left field debut Friday, Torre has not decided if it will be in a minor league game or against the Texas Rangers in Port Charlotte.
This article published in the Athens Daily News on Thursday, March 22, 2001.
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We recently got a tv from our neighboor who complained that it wouldn't turn on. We got it, plugged it in, and it seemed to work fine. After about a day we noticed the mentioned problem. We thought it might be a bad power button so we got a new remote. That didn't work either. The problem was initially that the tv wouldn't turn on at the first try, it would take several, now it won't turn on at all remote or button. When we try the tv will make a power up noise on occasion and the power light will either flicker or stay lit in between attempts.
On a side note we left it in the on position and tried shaking it a bit(stupid I know) and surprisingly it turned on for a second with sound and picture before turning off again. Any help would be great, I'm not afraid to get inside it and replace parts, I have some experience with electronics.
Its a Samsung Dyna Flat Pro
Model # TXN3245FP
Problem of Samsung TV. Any help out there?
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Open your TV and you can find out something at first look. Maybe capacitor are damged or any other components on power supply board.
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