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Does the Illuminati still exist?
While I would have to say the answer is a resounding no, I honestly can't be for certain. What I can say for certain though is that all of the evidence pointing to the Illuminati being real is far from believable. I mean some of the stories out there are pretty freaking crazy to be honest. Taking over the music industry to influence us I can somewhat deal with, but the world being run by lizard people? Really?!?
I do have to admit it was kind of fun doing Illuminati research though, as some of the videos were highly entertaining. One of my favorite Illuminati videos to watch was from BuzzFeed and you can check it out below.
The real Illuminati though was created by a German philosopher and professor named Adam Weishaupt on May 1, 1776 in Ingolstadt, Bavaria. Essentially, the Illuminati was formed to enlighten its members to reject the widespread superstition and religious beliefs that was forced upon the public at large. In fact, the Illuminati actually stood for "the enlightened" and was meant to help free the people from injustice.
However, all secret societies were banned by the Bavarian ruler, Charles Theodore in 1784, 1785, 1787 and 1790. It's widely believed that the Illuminati continued to exist even after being banned, but there's no real evidence to prove this.
While I'm sure that super rich people all over the world are still trying to control us, I don't think it's quite as simple as conspiracy theorists make it out to be. It is a fun story to tell though so I'll just let everyone believe what they want. Who knows, maybe I'm wrong?

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Okay, I signed up for the Smokey Mountain Retreat in June, and am very excited - first ever quilting retreat for me. We are going to have a block exchange - a 12x12 (finished) block of your favorite flower, state flower, whatever. 26 of them. 26. That's a bed quilt! So - with time and design skill not on my side, I googled some of my favorite flowers for a quilt block pattern. I needed something SIMPLE. Finally, I bought a foundation-pieced dogwood blossom pattern from a vendor in Switzerland! Thank goodness - it is a pdf file. Well, when I want something, I want it now. Never mind they would email it within 24 hours, I only have 4 months to make 26 blocks - gotta get going, you know.
So, I saved the online block picture as a jpeg, and proceeded to tear my hair out trying to get it into EQ7. For hours, I learned how to import the image, crop the image, and use the image to make "applique" pieces using the patchdraw tools. I have zippo experience with patchdraw, so it was a struggle. Why do I enjoy fighting with my computer??...hmmmm. Anyway, after several hours, I had something that would pass for a decent dogwood blossom block, exactly the size I wanted. It's a little ragged for making a foundation piecing pattern, but it works great to estimate the yardage.
I have never done foundation piecing, so I watched a couple of lessons on QNN.TV and wondered why anyone would choose to quilt in the dark. Maybe if I just try it... But what I DO know is how to do simple picture piecing using Cynthia England's technique. What I have worked out in EQ7 can easily be printed onto freezer paper for picture piecing. I really don't know what to expect out of the pdf file I purchased - it is the wrong size for what I want. But, maybe it will help me.
Here's what I came up with for my retreat block exchange, the Dogwood Blossom:
Rats! I don't want to say no. As you know, we are moving a lot of things out of the house to get it ready to sell - including my life. Uh, I mean my sewing studio (aka dining room). Well, it got worse. Yesterday, Sat 2/25, I went with a bus load of quilters from Wake Forest NC to the Hampton quilt show. Wonderful time! Wonderful show! LONG exhausting day. There were 2 important sad things about yesterday - other than the lights going out in the bus' potty.
First, as I wandered through the vendors for the 2nd time, I found a machine quilting frame for use with your regular sewing machine that looks like it would actually be worth buying. Great show-price, product on hand and everything. I just said no. I also found a task chair that I would have liked to seriously consider taking home with me, too. But, I just said no. We are shedding possessions, right now. Not aquiring them. Of course, I have put all of the info into a task that will pop up on my calendar in about 6 months to remind me to look at these products again.
Second, I traveled with a friend from our quilting group at the senior center. During the trip, I met 3 other very interesting people on the bus who wanted to come and check out our little quilting group. At the show, I ran into a friend from the QOV group in Fayetteville, and another friend from the senior center. Several people at the show seemed very familiar to me. As though I had talked to them at another show, or somewhere. It hit me today, just how much family I have in my quilting life, here.
When we move, and we will, I will grieve that loss of those family connections. I'm not a super-social person. Making friends is not a breeze for me. Since I retired, It has taken a full 2 years to become quilting buddies with this handful of lovely women. It won't be easy to leave the fun and comfort of our friendship.
So - I'd love to hear from anyone in the Johnson City / Jonesborough TN area with suggestions for ways for me to meet new quilting buddies. We make frequent trips there and would love to start meeting people who love to quilt!
Ah, the trials of moving. The DH and I are working hard to get the house ready for the market. It's a small house, so I adopted the dining room as my "studio". Of course, it really should be a real dining room when the house is visited by potential buyers. So all of the sewing furniture cabinets and piles of fabric and notions have to go to the storage unit. I'm lost and wander solefully around the house. BUT - yea! there is a "but" - there is still quilting in my life.
The local senior center hosts a little quilting group - we call it Quilt! Quilt! Stitch and Gab. I have my back-up machine stored in my roll-around, along with essential tools and a project. I'm making blocks for Operation Valor. Easy to tote along - just a few fat quarters and some neutral thread and I'm in business! It isn't enough to satisfy me for the whole week, but it helps.
So here's to those wonderful rolling sewing machine totes, a portable project, and the comfort of laughing with my special quilting friends.


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Times have changed since I were a lad. In't great days of Stanley Matthews and that there Jimmy Greaves thou could bite the opponent's leg off and still meet him in't bar afterwards for a pint and packet of porkie scratchings. (Stop lying. You're not that old! Ed) Ahem. Rumbled. Anyway, these days if you try and bite someone's leg off he'll probably turn round and go for your winkle or something (Blimey! Steady on! Ed). The point is, footie's getting like blooming Rollerball these days so it was only a matter of time for a game called Fighting Soccer to appear. In fact, I'm just shocked they didn't do one years ago!
So the big disappointment for me is that there's no actual fighting in here. What a rip off! To make up for it though, they've stuck in plenty of other weird stuff. How about teams like 'Britain' (whatever happened to 'England'?) and 'Japan' (!), or cheerleaders who perform anatomically dubious dances every time you win? How bizarre! Eventually, I sussed out that it's all meant to be the Olympics, not the World Cup (which explains 'Japan' etc) but, even so, Matt Busby would turn in his grave (except he's still alive).
But on to the details. Play is of the fairly traditional control-the-player-nearest-the-ball type, and viewed from above. There's a good unusual bit where you attempt to head the ball and the player rather alarmingly leaps right out of the screen (like the ball in Passing Shot). In fact, the players are fairly large, even when they're not going for it 'on the 'ed' which generally makes the game pretty dramatic to look at. All nicely done, though it's arguable that the pitch is a bit small - good news when you're attacking but a right old pain in the shin-pad when one moment you're being tackled on the half way line and the next you're picking the ball out of the net.
Still, control of the players is smooth. Tackling's very satisfying too, giving the impression of snatching the ball right off your opponents' toes.
However, the kicking feature is less well executed. There was no problem with punting the ball down-pitch Wimbledon-style but those oh-so-subtle tap-ins from inside the penalty area were a tadge more tricky (like impossible). In the end I was reduced to dribbling round the keeper and following the ball info the net.
There are some interesting options. As well as playing against the computer or another player it is also possible for two players to take on the computer, which could make for some neat passing games. However, true to form, attempts by the Your Sinclair All-Stars to use this option resulted in more confusion than control. One irritating feature is that the computer is a bit of a know-it-all show off. Pause to collect your thoughts and before you know where you are the blooming thing has taken control of your player! Oi! Hang on a minute! I want to play too!
Both goalkeepers come computer controlled, which is a great relief, though (and this may just be sour grapes) the opposition's goalie seemed a lot better than mine. Blooming cheating computer.
What else do I need to mention? Ah yes, the scoring. The way I see it, the way to win a game of football is to score more goals than the other side... call me old fashioned if you like. All fine and dandy except every time you score in Fighting Soccer the screen flashes up the message "Nice Shoot". Oops.
Still, I can live with grammatical errors (they're quite funny) but unfortunately there are a few footballing ones in here as well. I mean, what are all those people doing in the penalty area during a goal kick, for a start? And why are Brazil such a soft option as opponents? And why are Japan such tough opening opponents (when in 'real life' the entire country has probably two inflated pigskins between them!)? And isn't football supposed to be a game of two halves? Eh? Eh?
These aren't Activision's fault (they were present in the coin-op) so it's a bit unfair to carp, but there are enough of them to stop Fighting Soccer having any chance at becoming the definitive footie sim. In fact, as soccer games go (and there are loads about, as you might have noticed) this one falls into the 'a bit weird and not particularly precise but very playable all the same' category. I enjoyed it and kept on coming back for more, which is all you can really ask for (except for more opponents, fewer cheerleaders, better spelling...).
There's meant to be tackling in here, but I can't really see it. What I can see is a bloomin' great arrow pointing out which player I'm controlling. How handy.
Japan! They're blooming crap at football!! How come they're doing so well then? And how come they're fielding the Jolly Green Giant as a midfield ringer! This just isn't on! (Actually, that's someone jumping up to go for a header. Ed) Oh.


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Alessandra Marques is damn sexy in and out of her pink underwear and Pitti inspires some great facial expressions when she's planted in Marques' ass. Anita Ferrari is briefly slathered in vinyl while Pitti spots lace, an aggression-inspiring boner and a thousand yard stare during intercourse.
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Look, I have a pretty simple response to the idea that we lose ourselves in motherhood and Matthew McConaughey does a pretty concise job of explaining it for me:
I mean, there are a lot of articles out there about how we lose ourselves as mothers; how we struggle to find ourselves again once our children are no longer infants. I have read some really brilliantly funny articles about the layers of mothering that crowd into our pre-children self.
The new self that walks around with baby sick on our shoulders and hair that used to be washed twice a day now once every few days. And the self that doesnt have the same ideas, friendships, work ethic as before. Some improved (working with a newfound drive and purpose?); others a little shaken down (ideas about perfect parenting may be a myth after all).
So, we wonder: Who am I now, other than mum?
But then I actually thought about it and I gave myself a massive slap and realized that this was a total construct! Or, thank you Matthew, for saying it like it is: total bullshit.
I havent lost any part of my Self by becoming a mother.
Unquestionably, I have lost the chance to go out, hang around not-so-salubrious venues, to sleep in until my head has stopped pounding. I have lost some of the murky and vague way I used to view my future, which is now quite brightly lit by the four people I am watching change daily.
But what has happened to make us think that motherhood obliterates the self? Motherhood is just part of us albeit, admittedly, in these early years of intense parenting, a fairly large part of our self.
There is a whole narrative around the idea that our selves are waiting to be rediscovered, away from our parenthood.
But there is a fundamental problem in the notion that we should somehow be able to envision of ourselves as separate from being a mum when, in fact, being a mum is a facet of ourselves that we shouldnt need to try and shrug off in a journey to self discovery.
Priorities definitely shift. Our ideas about the world or on a more minor scale, our ideas around what constitutes a good Saturday night definitely change. But our self is as there as ever, welded to motherhood and not any lesser because of it.
In fact, not to rely on Matthew McConaughey and his calling bullshit ideas too heavily, but I would go a step further, to say that my self is even more evident now that Im a mum. Because I have a pretty good reason or, four good reasons to ignore any fakery or facade. Four good reasons to be me, loudly me, just a me that is a little more tired than before.
Thanks, Matthew.
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One of our most influential political scientists shows why realignment theory does not hold up under scrutiny and calls for new ways of thinking about election issues."Mayhew's work will no doubt spark a spirited debate within a discipline that has long relied on the ideas he so effectively critiques here."Virginia Quarterly Review; "This book will be an essential part of any discussion about the development of American political parties."Choice; "This elegant volume is a profoundly subversive book in an intellectually positive sense, delivering a body blow to a highly influential scholarly literature and preparing the way for more productive inquiry. No student of political parties can ignore it."Fred Greenstein, Princeton University; "This is a provocative book that challenges reigning orthodoxy. It should be required reading for all serious observers of American politics."Darrell M. West, Brown University
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Picture: Lionel Richie performing live in concert at 'Sydney Entertainment Centre' Sydney, Australia - 07.12.07
Soul star Lionel Richie showed off his sense of humour on America's JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE on Friday night (15SEP06) when he helped show host Kimmel's girlfriend pen a quirky love song and then locked lips with her. In a skit, comedienne Sarah Silverman, who was also a guest on the late-night show, called on Richie to help her write a love song for Kimmel and joined him at a piano. She insisted on recalling how her boyfriend cries during sex, calls her Huey Lewis as he makes love to her and can tie the stalk of a cherry into a bow with his testicles in the song, which left soul start Richie baffled. But he rewrote his hit HELLO for her, including the line, "I see you in my dreams, but in my dreams you are a Jew," which left a stunned Richie harmonising, "Even though you're not a Jew." The odd couple then smooched during a tender moment after the singer told Silverman her lyrics were "amazing".


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Marching through the Institutions: A Review of No Campus for White Men
Scott Greer No Campus for White Men WND Books, 2017 The point of American conservatism is misdirection. It is a movement designed to fail, a program organized to lose, a racket masquerading as resistance. For that reason, much of what passes as "intellectual conservatism" is an attempt to disguise the obvious and to funnel political momentum into pointless dead ends. Even as European-America perceives that its country, culture, and future are slipping away, American conservatives are still babbling about the need to give tax cuts to billionaires, abolish Social Security, and start a nuclear war with Russia over Crimea. Be … Read More »


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Mother watches in horror as daughter, 7, killed by lorry in 'death trap'
SOPHIA CLARKE was knocked down and killed by a nine-ton skip lorry after dodging slow-moving traffic, it has been revealed.
Sophia Clarke was knocked down and killed by a nine-ton skip lorry after dodging slow-moving traffic
The driver, in his 50s, was driving the empty skip lorry and was waiting at traffic lights when he knocked the girl over.
Tom White, the managing director of Tom White Waste, said: "I arrived at the scene 20 minutes after the accident.
"I was talking to people around and it appeared the little girl walked into the road.
Floral tributes in Henley Road, Bell Green, Coventry
It's an absolute death trap. The council know it's a dangerous road but nothing has been done
"The lorry was empty and the driver was on his way back to the yard.
"He was waiting in the middle lane approaching the traffic lights. The little girl must have crossed one lane of traffic before she was hit.
"The driver was not aware of anything until he heard a bump. He moved no more than a yard before he hit her.
Family and friends paid tribute to Sophia after she was crushed by the skip truck
"He was taken to hospital. He has worked with me for ten years and has an excellent record.
"We all regret what has happened and send our deepest condolences to the girl's family.
"We are all family men here and we are all sorry about what has happened."
Residents have expressed anger, branding the road "a death trap".
Ambulance crews rushed to the scene but were unable to save the seven-year-old girl's life
Mother-of-two Melissa Graham, 30, said: "There have been loads of accidents and near misses on that road.
"It's an absolute death trap. The council know it's a dangerous road but nothing has been done.
"There are simply not enough crossing places on the road which forces people to dodge moving traffic.
"Even though cars are travelling slowly up to the lights, it's still so dangerous. Hopefully now the council will do something to stop more deaths in the future."


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Tara Reid is without a doubt one of the most famous and successful actresses in the world. The star has become well known thanks to her wonderful performances in both comedies and dramas. In fact, throughout the years, Tara Reid has starred in numerous movies. Below you will find a top 7 of the most successful such films. Watching all of them will be a great idea, as you will have the possibility to see great performances by Tara Reid.
1. The Big Lebowski
The Big Lebowski is one of the first movies in which Tara Reid was cast. This actually is a movie released in 1998, being a great comedy film. It is directed by Joel and Ethan Cohen. Besides Tara Reid, this movie also stars Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Julianne Moore, Steve Buscemi and John Turturro.
2. Urban Legend
Urban Legend is another successful movie in which Tara Reid starred. This movie was released in 1998. Urban Legend stars Jared Leto, Alicia Witt, Rebecca Gayheart, Joshua Jackson, Michael Rosenbaum and naturally Tara Reid. Urban Legend is directed by Jamie Blanks.
3. American Pie
American Pie has surely made Tara Reid a star. This is a comedy film released in 1999. It was written by Adam Herz and directed by Paul and Chris Weitz. American Pie stars Jason Biggs, Chris Klein, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Alyson Hannigan, Shannon Elizabeth, Natasha Lyonne, Seann William Scott and Eugene Levy. American Pie has been an amazing success.
4. Dr T. & The Women
Dr T. & The Women is a successful comedy film released in 2000. The movie is directed by Robert Altman and it stars Richard Gere, Tara Reid, Helen Hunt, Farrah Fawcett, Laura Dern and Kate Hudson, but also Liv Tyler.
5. Josie and the Pussycats
Josie and the Pussycats is a 2001 comedy film starring Tara Reid, Rachael Leigh Cook, Rosario Dawson and Alan Cumming. Josie and the Pussycats is a fun movie to watch. It was directed by Harry Elfont and Deborah Kaplan.
6. My Boss's Daughter
My Boss's Daughter is a popular romantic comedy released in 2003. The movie stars Ashton Kutcher, Tara Reid and Terence Stamp. My Boss's Daughter was directed by David Zucker.
7. A Return to Salem's Lot
A Return to Salem's Lot is a horror movie released in 1987. This movie is directed by Larry Cohen. It stars Michael Moriarty, Andrew Duggan, Samuel Fuller and Evelyn Keyes. A Return to Salem's Lot is a movie made after a book by famous horror author Stephen King.
Naturally, these are just a few of the best movies in which Tara Reid has starred so far. The successful actress has been cast in numerous other great movies, proving to possess unique acting skills. Tara Reid is both a beautiful and a talented star.


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The Who : New York Madison Square Garden
Cover your ears everybody, mod's gone prog...
While the current crop of Britrock bands struggle to break America, The Who's return to the States sees them touting their well-worn wares in arenaville. You can't really see Travis or Oasis doing that in 35 years' time, can you?
The veteran Anglophiles are out in force to pay homage to their heroes, back playing the hits for no discernible reason other than they enjoy being with each other (there is talk of a new album, but we hear no sneak previews from it tonight). "It's not about the money," says an emotional Pete Townshend from the stage, "it's about love."
The group, with Ringo's boy Zak Starkey filling in admirably for the towering (but ultimately tragic) tubthumping legend Keith Moon, hit the ground running, and the opening straight-outta-Shepherd's Bush salvo of 'I Can't Explain', 'Substitute' and 'Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere' is enough to humble the hardest of cynics. But the extended coda at the end of the latter signifies the beginning of a journey into – gulp – prog rock hell.
Doesn't stop the whooping and hollering from the Yank 'mod' massive, mind. The Who's major success on this side of the pond came in the '70s, and the majority of the remaining two hours or so is spent revisiting the bombast and excess of the most self-indulgent of rock's golden years of yore. We also have to put up with Townshend's rambling pontifications on a number of topics, such as the Internet ("I thought it would be a coming together of spirits, not chat lines and pornography") and his kids. God, he LOVES his kids. So much so that he sings a new section tagged onto the end of 'The Kids Are Alright' that basically repeats over and over again how much he loves his kids. You got that, everyone?
So we get a huge chunk of 1971's 'Who's Next' and a smattering of 'Quadrophenia' tracks, which is when things start to get really hairy. John Entwhistle tags on a rubbish bass solo at the end of '5:15' which would surely have made the movie's principal character Jimmy throw himself off a cliff had he heard such bastardising of the movie's sharp, sussed spirit. Oh, and 'Pinball Wizard' is good, but they stop it abruptly after about two minutes. How weird. If only more of the set was this succinct.
They close, of course, with 'My Generation', which is just plain funny. And it goes on and on, which is just plain ironic, although not to this crowd's ears. The rather portly gentleman who fell asleep halfway through is by now quite invigorated.
Cover your ears everybody, mod's gone prog.
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I bought one of those Cozmo decks late last year, thinking we'd try out some places we'd never visited. So far, we've used a total of 2 cards this year. We gotta get out more!!
So, we're thinking of using either the Michi or Towne cards tonight (both places are fairly close to home for us), and I was wondering if anyone's been to either of these places and can offer up commentary or suggestions on what to order. I'm an omnivore but the boyfriend won't eat beef or pork.


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Patient : Hello there, I wondered whether you would be able to help me. I'm a 22 year old female (currently practising as a nurse) Since September 2014 I have been experiencing cold and flu symptoms (ranging from chesty to dry coughs, sore throats, aches and pains, occasional breathlessness and blocked sinuses) this has been happening on and off (September 3 weeks, December 2 weeks, January 2 weeks). My most recent cold started at the beginning of May (again with a chesty cough) for 4 weeks; I started to get a post nasal drip soon after (I thought my cold had stopped) and since the 15th June I have had a continuous sore throat. My tonsils are more pronounced than they normally are, I have pain between my ear and jaw, and am finding it difficult to swallow. I'm not sure whether I should see my GP about this or not. My main concern is that I have used NSAIDS, decongestants and sprays to help, but nothing has worked; if it keeps recurring, could there be something underlying?
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Winter Impact by Mechanix Wear is a winter glove model made with harsh weather conditions in mind. Provide excellent protection and allow for safe work even on cold days. Comfortable Hook&loop strap enables good alignment with outer garments and provides high thermal comfort. The material which the gloves are insulated with is a Thinsulate™ microfibres in 3D technology, which are 10 times thinner than synthetic fibre. This means that they are more efficient at stopping air, thus having betting isolation qualities. Waterproof nylon layer on the other hand does well at stopping the humidity, which causes hands to remain dry even during rainfall.
A specially designed protective layer of foam on the outside of a hand perfectly keeps hands safe from shock or abrasion and anti-slip inside guarantees sure grip. An additional quality of Winter Impact is the index finger and thumb built-in system for operation of devices with touchscreens. This allows to comfortably use your favourite electronic library even on cold days without having to remove the gloves.
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Spa Utopia™ Aromatherapy sessions soothe, relax and rejuvenate. When you book this session your Registered Aromatherapist will consult with you and together you will decide on the best oil(s) to use during your session. Note that Aromatherapy sessions are only available in our North Vancouver and Pan Pacific locations.
These sessions include a consultation and mixing of a personalized blend of essential oils to meet your specific therapeutic or relaxation needs. During your treatment this custom blend is used in the massage, along with hydrosol spritzes to transport you to a place of deep relaxation. Aromatherapy massage is available at our Pan Pacific and North Vancouver locations.
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We celebrate unsung heroes who makes a difference in a rural context. The Rural Doctors Association of Southern Africa (RuDASA) inaugurated an annual award for the Rural Doctor of the Year in 2002.
The award is presented to a rural doctor, working at the coal face, who is judged by the RuDASA Committee to have made a significant contribution towards rural health in the previous year. It is intended to be awarded to a practicing rural doctor rather than to someone who has made achievements in the academic arena. It is also awarded for a specific contribution within the previous year rather than for long service. The nature of the contribution is not defined given the great variety of work and activities of rural doctors.
The award was named after Dr Pierre Jaques, a founder member of RuDASA and a doyen of rural practice in South Africa. He spent most of his working life at Elim Hospital in rural Limpopo province and has been a tireless advocate for rural health and the role of the rural doctor in South Africa.
The first recipient of the award, in 2002, was Dr Thys von Mollendorf, previously medical superintendent of Rob Ferreira Hospital in Nelspruit, Mpumalanga. Subsequent recipients of the award have been as follows:
2003: Dr Victor Fredlund, from Mseleni Hospital in northern KwaZulu-Natal
2004: Dr Hermann Reuter, from MSF in Lusikisiki in the Eastern Cape
2005: Dr Nigel Hoffman from Rietvlei Hospital in the Eastern Cape
2006: Dr Vanga Siwisa from Taung, North West Province
2007: Dr Gert Marincowitz from Tzaneen, Limpopo Province
2008: Dr Munyadziwa Kwinda, from Donald Fraser Hospital, Limpopo Province
2009: Dr JJ Ogole from Piet Retief Hospital, Mpumalanga
2010: Dr M Kekana from Hlabisa Hospital, KwaZulu-Natal
2011: Dr KR Adigun from Bethal Hospital, Mpumalanga
2012: Dr Kelly Gate from Bethesda Hospital, KwaZulu-Natal
2013: Dr Ben and Taryn Gaunt from Zithulele Hospital, Eastern Cape
2014: Dr Jenny Nash from Amahlathi District, Eastern Cape
2015: Dr Ndiviwe Mphothulo from Taung District in North West Province
2016: Dr Nomolindo Makubalo from Nelson Mandela Bay District Eastern Cape
Nominations should be accompanied by details of the nominee, including his/her place of work and contact details, as well as a clear motivation as to why the nominee should be considered for the award. Nominators should also provide all their contact details in case more information is required. Please note that current members of the RuDASA committee are not eligible for nomination.
The award will be made during the Annual Rural Health Conference.
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Foreigh Asset Accumulation and Macroeconomic Policies
In this paper, we have studies the effects of macroeconomic policies on foreign asset accumulation in a wealth effect model used by Bardhan (1967), Kurz (1968), Calvo (1980) and Blanchard (1983). Our results differ dramatically from the ones in Obstfeld (1981). In particular, we have shown that government spending always reduces foreign asset accumulation (or increases foreign borrowing). While Obstfeld's model turned the conventional Mundell-Fleming model on its head, our wealth effect approach has restored its validity.
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Cho'Gath Build Guide by Costerpu
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Cho'Gath Build
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This is a Cho'Gath guide,i personally use this build and i fight and tank very well because of the damage and the defense that i have.Cho'Gath its a meelee tank that may do several damage in time.
For runes,i recommend physical damage seals,marks,gylphs and Quintessences(flat ones)fora headstart and for a better tanking.
For masteries i pick 4 points in ability power,3 for mana regen,and the rest for defense includin helt per level,healt regen and others.
For items i start with Meki Pendant for the very annoying mana problem and for start building Archangel's Staff which will give me more ability power empowering my Rupture and Feral Scream helping me make assists from kills by his combo.Aftter this i will continue with Rod of Ages for ressistance and more mana,Rylai's Crystal Scepter for more health and finishing with Warmog's Armor and Force of Nature for health regen,magic ressistance,and hp.
Skill Sequence
I first start with rupture for my infernal aggresive start,maximizzing it first,if you're not very accurate with these future positions you may try maximizing it last,maximizing Feral Scream first.
Summoner Spells
For summoner spells i take flash for escapes and high risk situations and hel for me and my team.
Team Work
For a great teamwork use the Q-W combo for heav damage,slow and silence,then attack them along ith your teammate
Consider farmong minins with your ultimate because of the short cooldown,and the stacks that you receive after kiling them,receiving bonus health for a better tanking.


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There are so many awesome businesses exhibiting here at the 2010 West Coast Women's Show! Here are a few of the awesome folks you will find here this weekend:
Tuscan Farm Gardens
If you love lavender, organic skin care, natural soaps and tea, you will love Langley's Tuscan Farm Gardens.
Pacific Life Chiropractic
Pacific Life Chiropractic is based in Abbotsford and offers specialty chiropractic work for pregnancy and children.
Milsean Shoppe
Milsean Shoppe is here sampling their artisanal chocolates. They also have an adorable tea room in Aldergrove – worth the visit for sure!
House of Q
Hopefully some of you were able to check out House of Q on the WCWS's Live Kitchen Theatre! Here's House of Q's Brian Misko with one of his many BBQ awards! If you've not yet tried sauces and rubs from House of Q, you are missing out!
Josh Jenkins Photography
Josh Jenkins is one of the most creative photographers we have come across. Check out his beautiful photo art pieces!
Infused FX
Local jewelry designer Natalie from Infused FX is here with 40% off her amazing jewelry. Needless to say, her booth has been quite busy Gorgeous pieces!
My Therapy Bar
These women are tremendously inspiring and their chocolates are divine. Check them out at www.MyTherapyBar.com.
Stella and Dot
The ladies at the Stella and Dot booth are having a fantastic time; their enthusiasm is contagious! Stop by to check out the beautiful jewelry and accessories and tell them we say hi
CamPink Outdoor Equipment
LOVE this idea – make camping a whole lot more fun for the ladies in your family with pink sleeping bags, tents and camping accessories from CamPink!
Frosting Cupcakery
Guess what this is?! That's right, it's a delicious Frosting Cupcakery is exhibiting today only at the West Coast Women's Show!
Bombay & Co.
The Christmas season has started early here at the WCWS Stop by the Bombay & Co booth to check out their gorgeous home accessories and holiday decor!
Jet Pet Resort
This is such a fantastic idea! Stop by to enjoy some teeny adorable kittens and learn all about Jet Pet Resort - the new pet resort at Vancouver International Airport!
Brooklyn Designs Jewelry
For those who love all things beautiful and sparkly, be sure to stop by the Brooklyn Designs booth at the West Coast Women's Show! Brooke's creations are simply elegant.
Nail Jazz Nail Art
These vibrant coloured nail pens from Nail Jazz serve both as traditional brush on nail polish and, on the opposite side, small detailing nozzles that allow you to create flowers, lines, circles – decorate your digits! A perfect Christmas gift for any girly girl.
Le Sola Sun Active Products
This is such a fun product for kids and adults who love a little bit of flair! Le Sola Sun Active Products changes colour when exposed to UV light.
Cakeaters Edible Art
Close to our booth is Cakeaters Edible Art and we are oogling their gorgeous custom cakes. This princess castle cake below is just one of the fun creations here.
MD Cosmetic & Laser Clinic – Abbotsford
Interested in finding out more about cosmetic rejuvenation? Dr. Haneef Alibhai of MD Cosmetic & Laser Clinic is speaking throughout the weekend at the West Coast Women's Show's main stage. Visit their booth in the show's centre to try out some treatments, too!
Redpot Pottery – Surrey
Be sure to check out some of the unique, beautiful handmade pottery creations at Redpot Pottery.
Hemlock Valley Resort
We are so lucky that the gorgeous Hemlock Valley Resort is located in our Fraser Valley. Stop by their booth today to find out how you and your favourite girls can ski or board every Thursday for FREE!
Revival Arts – Abbotsford
Darcie & Jason Brown from Revival Arts in Abbotsford are here this weekend. Stop by their booth to check out the books of their creative kid and family photos – gorgeous!
Paper Nation – Abbotsford
Bryan Heidinger opened his adorable Paper Nation shop not even two weeks ago and we are so excited to see him here at the 2010 WCWS!
The Fort Wine Co. – Langley
We have a fairly sweet set up here this weekend – our neighbouring booth is The Fort Wine Company! Ted will be here all weekend sampling tasty fruit and dessert wines. If that isn't reason enough to get your buns down here, we don't know what is!
J&B's BBQ Sauce – Surrey
Our other neighbouring booth here at the show is J&B's BBQ Sauce. This company is new to us and mmmmmmmm are we glad we've met them! Based in Cloverdale, this awesome company makes (and is sampling – hurry!) delicious BBQ sauce! They also offer BBQ catering services and BBQ rentals!


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Blake, Mark, 1965-
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- found: Dylan, 2005: t.p. (editor in chief, Mark Blake) dust flap (Mark Blake has contributed to the UK's magazines Mojo and Q since 1996)
- found: R.E.M., 1994: t.p. (David Harrington) BL AL sent
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- found: Pearl Jam, c1994: t.p. (Mark Blake)
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This client showed us a profitability problem. Revenue was good, people were working hard, but margins were poor, and so was profit at the end of the year.
Everyone seemed, in the words of one member of staff, "busy fools". Various initiatives seem to have been tried from the top down – from Board-level – but none had stuck.
Telling people to work harder didn't seem to be working, and neither was simply pointing out how important profitability is. There seemed to be a 'blind-spot' around profitability – and perhaps even a lack of will to face the facts – that every business needs and thrives on profit, if only to reinvest.
We designed a 6 month series of action learning-based workshops with small groups of customer-facing staff. These gave each individual the chance to talk about their part in producing profitability and how they could individually make a difference.
Several new initiatives arose that could be implemented company-wide. But much more importantly there seemed to be some significant changes in attitudes as people realised that what they did (or didn't) do directly influenced profitability.
The stories that were being told about profit changed too. Months later our research showed that people who participated in the programme had internalised a different, more realistic idea of the value of profit, and how to create it.
Profit still goes up and down – and that is how it should be, as the company continues to explore new markets. But the people who make the difference, those at the front-line, seem to be more aware of the extent to which they control their, and the company's, destiny.


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II've just got back from Italy where it was warm enough for me to wear my new dress! As you can see it's not perfect but I really like it. I did make the belt to go with it but I made it in the same colour as the dress and it juts looks kind of odd. If I get around to it I'll make one in a contrasting colour which I think will look much better.
I'm going to make this dress again (although I won't be able to wear it for a good while as the autumn is on it's way….). I'll make it shorter, make the neckline and bust smaller and also make the wait of the skirt and the bottom of the bodice in the smaller size rather than easing it out at the end of the bodice.
In case you're interested here are a few pictures Ostuni which is where we stayed in Italy. It was very pretty!


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I was wondering if it's possible to start a business in South Africa importing used vehicles from the UK?
South Africans are not permitted to import second hand cars for commercial resale purposes in the Prohibited and Restricted Goods Index.
Only SA citizens who have lived abroad and owned a car(s) while outside the country may import it/them on their return to South Africa. They are then required by law to keep the vehicle(s) for a period of time before they may sell it/them.
South African companies that are currently involved in the import of second hand cars are selling them directly into other African countries which do not have local industry protection regulations such as we have. The cars are delivered directly to the destination country from their source, i.e. they do not enter South Africa at all.
A list of prohibited/restricted goods can be accessed on the website of the International Trade Administration Commission (ITAC), a division of the Department of Trade & Industry.


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Boston Bombings and Media: Uncomfortable Realities
Noah J Nelson on Friday, Apr. 19th
The actual news out of Boston is still unfolding, yet it might be good to take a moment to come up for air and survey the media landscape. To ask just what this titanic storm of information is doing to our perception of reality.
Right now the mainstream media coverage of the manhunt in Boston–especially CNN–feels like amateur hour. (CNN's coverage in particular seems to have kept getting worse as the story unfolds.) Constant repetition of "facts" and speculation coupled with the most inane questions ("How does a seemingly normal person become a monster?") shows just how much we are, as a society, suffering from what media theorist Douglas Rushkoff calls "present shock".
Our expectations of what the press can do in a situation like this is running up against the unquenchable thirst for new information that the 24-hour news cycle has engendered into our culture. That, in turn has become the 60-second news cycle of social media.
Much noise has been made of how badly CNN has been botching the story. At one point, anchor John King stood on screen, reading text messages from his cellphone. In an earlier era a reporter wouldn't have done this kind of thing in front of a national TV audience. They would have read the texts to their editor, checked it against other sources, and then put it on air. That luxury is gone in the age of Twitter. CNN is in active competition with social media for control of the news narrative.
It is a fight the network cannot win.
Last night, as the standoff in Watertown began, the outcry on Twitter was "where is CNN"? News was breaking thanks to our peer-to-peer information sharing, and the lack of an "official" narrative as supplied by "the most trusted name in news" was a palpable hole. This is in part because while we know instinctively that we can trust each other, we don't necessarily know that we can trust the third hand information passed on by some guy's cousin who we might have heard of because of a funny post about Rush that one time.
We're left with a paralyzing paradox: we want the old guardian of our national narrative to tell us what is really going on, but we want it at the same speed as the whisper-mill. We are collectively confronting the fact that when it comes to news we are now very much on our own.
So we begin looking for more information, hoping that data will become wisdom. Someone digs up Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's twitter account. Everyone starts to tune into police scanner feeds, or at least their Twitter repeaters, until that turns out to be a bad idea. Reddit users decide to lead the investigation and manage to both succeed and fail spectacularly. Update: And then there's horrible stuff like this, where everyone gets it hideously wrong.
Instead of an editorial board crafting the narrative we are crowdsourcing the consensus. This is what we said we wanted when we built the Internet, and it sure feels like 8 tons of crazy in a three pound bag.
So remember a few things to keep you sane the next time something like this happens:
* Look for two independent sources before passing on information.
* Parse the emotional rhetoric straight out–it's a red flag for garbled information.
* The cable news people are just as confused as you are, only their jobs are on the line so they're more likely to choke.
* Posting or sharing links to posts of the personal information of possible suspects is supremely stupid.
There's only so much anyone can do when they are hundreds or thousands of miles away from the scene of a tragedy and sitting in front of a computer screen. The best you can do is to help everyone stay sane.
If you need some of that, I'll be over at Tumblr, posting cat videos.
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I've been trying to keep books lists for a long time - I'm a compulsive sci-fi/fantasy reader, and gulp my way through new books as if I've been lost in a metaphorical book desert. Consequently, I read erratically - it's only safe to pick up a new book if I have a couple hours to read through the whole thing, and such an occurrence is rare. So in the below list, you'll see lots of books read in quick succession, then huge sad gaps of emptiness.
The New Attempt to Keep Track of Books: My Goodreads Account
The Old Attempt to Keep Track of Books
03/18/2014 - Raising Steam (by my favorite living author, Terry Pratchett)
Brief review: I've read a variety of comments from people discussing the shifts in Sir Pratchett's writing style over the last couple of years. And most of them blabber on about his condition and etc. etc., which - frankly - is none of their business. I'm deeply grateful that he's still alive and still writing, and I hope he stays that way for years to come! Besides, there's one tidy little explanation for the recent shifts in writing style: Sir Pratchett now dictates, instead of types, his books. And there are distinct turns of phrase in his more recent books that may read awkwardly for a moment, but if you just imagine him reading the book aloud with those lovely little emphases and intonations that are difficult to convey in text, then it's perfect! In other words, these are perfect for the stage, and Sir Pratchett is as brilliant as ever - his work flow just shifted a little, and so we need to shift the way we read.
From 12/25/2013 'til 1/13/2014:
- Knight of the Black Rose (one of Jordan's random childhood books)
- Sherlock Holmes: The Complete Collection (blame the new BBC season of Sherlock!)
- A Quest of Heroes (available for free on Google Books)
- The Magicians (recommended by Becca as the "grown-up Harry Potter)
- The Anubis Gates (recommended by a colleague of Jordan's)
- Declare (picked after enjoying Anubis Gates)
12/24/13 - Net Force (one of Jordan's random books)
Brief review: Although this book isn't that old (published in 1999), it's amazing how old it reads. First, it was definitely written before smart phones, as so much of the wow! technology is based on having a microcomputer in your pocket or on your wrist. It's kinda cute, frankly. The gender divisions are less cute - the two main character women, both with careers (one as a government agent, one as an assassin), are single, and the chapters written from their perspective involve a large amount of thinking/talking about men. The assassin actually rarely thinks or talks about men, but she's sexualized by constant reference to how she wanders around her safe houses naked, and what the neighbors must think. (Also, they never talk to each other*, which makes the book fail the Bechdel test already.) The chapters from the career men's perspectives involve very little mention of women and romance - mostly, they talk/think about an ex-wife and prostitutes. It's annoying to read a fun and well-paced book that makes such stupid mistakes - is it so hard to have career women who don't think about flirting all the time?
*Okay, they must talk to each other, because the assassin holds the government agent hostage to try to get the main character dude within killing distance. But I don't know what they say. "Don't move, or I'll kill you!" Also, if it's not actually dialogue between them in the book, does it count for the B-test? I vote no.
- Strike of the Mountain Man (a Western from Dad)
- The Smiling Country (the last Western from Dad)
- The Family Jensen: Hard Ride to Hell (a Western from Dad)
- Butchery of the Mountain Man (a Western from Dad)
12/21/13 (my birthday!)
- Black Horse Creek (a Western from Dad)
- Mattimeo (a Redwall book from Mom, who's refilling my Redwall collection)
- Mariel of Redwall (another Redwall book from Mom)
12/20/13 - A Big Sky Christmas (a Western from Dad)
12/16/13 - Sing the Four Quarters and Fifth Quarter
Brief review: These books are not my cup of tea. That said, I didn't hate them - I liked the world they took place in, and the version of "magic" that exists. But the first book was completely based upon those misconnections and misunderstandings that advance the plot, but bore the reader - I found myself thinking, "If only they'd been 10 minutes later, all this hassle could have been prevented!" And unfortunately, I found myself thinking that several times, which is several times too much. It's tricky to have multiple sides of "good" in a book, and keep the tension between them high, but it's possible - and the misconnection/misunderstanding method is cheating, methinks. The second book was better, smoother, and more complex, with less reliance on narrative tricks to keep the story interesting. That said, the odd sibling incest theme caught me off guard, especially after the first book's complete lack of such a tone, but it brought up an interesting question: if someone else is in your brother's body, is it okay to be sexually involved? According to our cultural training against incest, yes - because you're not actually having sex with your brother (or sister, or first cousin, or whatever). But according to the main purpose behind our cultural myth - avoiding the weaknesses that come out of inbreeding - no! I found it intriguing that the cultural story we tell interpret the situation differently from the actual purpose of that cultural story, but other than that, again, not really my cup of tea. (But at least this second book had more fighting!)
Brief review: NOS4A2 originally appealed to me because of the title - one of my little-known super-powers is deciphering license plates, so the clever title/license plate caught my eye. As I started reading, the growing spookiness of Joe Hill's story caught me off card - perhaps the delicate blood spatters adorning the cover should have warned me, but each spatter was cleverly paired with a squished mosquito, so I had dismissed the warning and opened the book anyway. Now, I don't read horror - and the first ghoul-based chapter in McNaughton's Throne of Bones made me turn off the audio book and pretend that it had never happened. And while Hill's world - or rather, our world, with some layers of secrets revealed - isn't horror, per se, it does a constant introduction of more and more terror and sorrow and weirdness as the books goes on. A quicksand of worries, slowly pulling us down, introducing little moments of safety - of ledges, to put our feet on and take a breath - only to take those ledges away and make us feel like the only hope between here and infinity is the author's voice. A lifeline. So if you want to lose a day of your life - and spend it with the delightful, fucked-up heroine instead - pick up this book. You'll never feel the same about Christmas again.
Pro-tip: Don't forget to read the "comments about this typography" page at the very end.
Recommendation: Buy this for anyone on your Christmas list who likes horror (or at least likes scary), or for that annoying person in your family that takes the holiday way too seriously. This book might take the edge off their unbecoming enthusiasm.
12/10/13 - The Ocean at the End of the Lane
Brief review: This book is in Gaiman's Coraline tradition, not in his American Gods tradition. In other words, it's the perfect children's book - but only if you believe in letting your children read books that feature scare and startle and sorrow. If Boxcar Children is as racy as you let your kids get, you'll give up on this book in the first dozen pages - but, I submit to you, you are doing your children a great disservice. I belong firmly to the camp that believes in the scary/startling/sorrowful nature of children, who are, frankly, downright spooky sometimes. Children have weird dreams and flights of fantasy and night terrors - at the same moment that they believe the world revolves around them, they are terrified at the thought, because what good can come of a world that revolves around them? The Ocean at the End of the Lane will reassure them, because in the end, after the random evil wanders into their world and rips away the comforting lie that adults are all-powerful, good triumphs. And then, as children always suspect will happen, the amazing child who is saved grows up and becomes boring and confused - and forgets the essential truths that compose the world. But that is nothing new to kids - they know that growing up means losing something, and sometimes that something is the most beautiful thing that's ever happened to them.
Pro-tip: If you're an adult reading this book, be prepared for oddly sad and wispy musings about whether things gained in adulthood make up for things lost from childhood.
Recommendation: If you're an aunt or uncle to a single child that's protected from all things scary, do them a favor and buy them this book. If you'd like to stay in good graces with his/her parents, wrap it and say you bought it from one of those random "pre-wrapped gift book" baskets at the bookstore. Because you thought it was going to be the Boxcar Children or something like that. Right?
12/6/13 - 12/10/13 - I stole books from my brother and sister-in-law's odd bookshelves, essentially grabbing whatever I hadn't read, that also looked like fantasy. I ended up with a bunch of Tamora Pierce young adult books, which fit my sorta-vacation-visit well.
Old attempt to start the list: in August, I abandoned my attempt to bend Squarespace to my will, and the poor Hunger Games sat lonely on my reading list until now... #sigh
8/5/13 - The Hunger Games (re-read)
At the beginning of 2012, I tried to keep a reading list properly--I've included it here, even though I didn't manage to keep it up for long. Frankly, this list is useful just so I remember what I've read--the whole "gulping books" thing doesn't lend itself well to remembering them...
1/1/12: World of Warcraft graphic novel, Vol. 1 (Lo'Gosh, Valeera, and Broll)
1/2/12: Altered Carbon (found via Reddit)
World of Warcraft graphic novel, Vol. 2 (Lo'Gosh and Varian)
World of Warcraft graphic novel, Vol. 3 (Thrall and Varian)
1/3/12: Tintin in the Land of the Soviets (old old Tintin book)
World of Warcraft graphic novel, Vol. 4 (Med'an)
1/5/12: The Forever War (found via Reddit)
1/7/12: Hyperion (found via Reddit)
Deja Dead (because I like the TV show Bones)
1/15/12: The Book of Lost Tales 1 (because I've become a little obsessed with Tolkien...)
1/18/12: Childhood's End (found via Reddit)
1/23/12: Hunger Games (re-read)
1/31/12: The Book of Lost Tales 2 (Tolkien)
2/06/12: World of Warcraft: Curse of the Worgen (Gilneas)
2/15/12: Lord of the Rings (Tolkien -- the red book trilogy version; also, re-read)
2/18/12: Thief of Time (Terry Pratchett; re-read)
2/25/12: The Hobbit (Tolkien; re-read)
3/08/12: The Return of the Shadow (Tolkien)
3/10/12: The Book of Cain (Diablo III lore)
3/21/12: Storm Front (Dresden Files; re-read)
3/26/12: The Treason of Isengard (Tolkien)
3/28/12: The Light Fantastic (Terry Pratchett; re-read)
4/13/12: Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter (random crap from the airport bookstore; total blech)
4/18/12: The Affair (random stuffs; not as bad as above book)
4/18/12: Heat Wave (written by Richard Castle, my favorite fictional author)
4/20/12: World of Warcraft: The Sunwell Trilogy (Kalec, Anveena, Tyri, & Jorad)
4/20/12: World of Warcraft: Shadow Wing Volume 1 (Kalec, Tyri, & Jorad)
4/20/12: World of Warcraft: Shadow Wing Volume 2 (Kalec, Tyri, & Jorad)
4/22/12: Pattern Recognition (possibly my favorite Gibson book so far)
4/22/12: War of the Ring (Tolkien)
4/28/12: The End of the Third Age (Tolkien; with previously unpublished epilogues! So exciting!)
5/07/12: Pogo: Volume 1
5/09/12: Cat Tail (a book Dad sent me, that I can't find online at all!)
5/12/12: Guards! Guards! (Terry Pratchett; re-read for the Glorious 25th of May)
5/16/12: Carpe Jugulum (Terry Pratchett; re-read)
5/19/12: World War Z (random book lying around rental house in Malibu)
5/24/12: The Help (airport reading!)
5/25/12: Going Postal (Terry Pratchett, re-read)
5/26/12: The Truth (Terry Pratchett; re-read)
5/27/12: Furies of Calderon (starting a new - for me - Jim Butcher series)
6/02/12: Unseen Academicals (Terry Pratchett; re-read)


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Chris Pine's new Tom Clancy action-thriller Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit has just released an extended scene and trailer for its fairly imminent release.
In the scene, Ryan, a former Wall Street analyst-turned-CIA-agent, has his first run-in with an ambiguously accented bad guy in a swanky Russian hotel. Check it out below:
Was anyone else thinking of Casino Royale's opening scene, or was it just me?
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C. Vivian Stringer is getting tired of talking about 900 wins. The Rutgers coach knows it will come eventually.
Nadirah McKenith scored 21 points and Briana Brown added 13 to lead St. John's to a 61-48 win over Rutgers Saturday, denying Stringer her 900th career win.
St. John's (15-10, 9-4) has won five consecutive games since a six-point loss to Connecticut.
Stringer, a Hall of Famer in her 42nd season as a head coach, is seeking to become the fourth women's coach to reach 900 wins. She'll join the elite group of Pat Summitt, Jody Conradt and Sylvia Hatchell, who reached the mark on Feb. 7. Only three Division I men's coaches have reached 900 victories -- Mike Krzyzewski, Bob Knight and Jim Boeheim.
"I'm going to get it before I die," Stringer said. "That much you can count on. I'm tired of talking about it. I think our kids are trying to survive. I talked with Sylvia Hatchell. She called me the other day. She said it was really stressful."
The Scarlet Knights (14-12, 5-8 Big East) have lost four straight since Stringer earned her 899th win against Cincinnati.
St. John's rookie head coach Joe Tartamella said, "I just started my career and can respect and understand what coach Stringer's meant to the game of women's basketball. I know that she's done a lot for our sport and a lot for her players over a period of time." -- AP


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"Having lived with HIV for nearly 27 years, have attitudes changed. No, so ask yourself why? Ignorance and fear, so changing attitudes and improving education at all ages and levels of our society may make that difference. More awareness, better understanding and increased acceptance that HIV is here and not going away"
-Michael, from www.worldaidsday.org
Today, all over the world, people are taking a stand to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS. When I started to see people changing their status, wearing red, sporting ribbons, and even silencing themselves for the cause, I knew I wanted to do something too. I knew I wanted to take action, do my part to spread the word about what is going on today. I could have worn red, or silenced myself, or even sported a lovely ribbon, but I knew my efforts would go unnoticed being that I am stuck inside this Brooklyn apartment with a sick sneeze-baby on this gloomy day. And so I decided what better place to take a stand than here on Sneezeweed.
HIV/AIDS is something that I have been hearing about ever since I was a child. I remember Mrs. Starkman, the elementary school health teacher, giving us fact sheets and dispelling myths about AIDS from the time we were little. I remember watching Magic Johnson documentaries in middle school, and I remember watching those same videos in High School. I always knew I couldn't catch it by giving a friend a hug, I always knew that people can live long healthy lives having HIV/AIDS if they received proper care, and I also always knew that not everyone received this care and many people died from HIV/AIDS every day. Today, though, I was humbled. When I decided to write this post I thought it would be a good idea to do my homework and look up some facts and current goings on having to do with HIV/AIDS, and there are so many things that I did not know.
-Did you know that there 33.4 million people living with HIV in the world today? I didn't.
-Did you know in the year 2007 430,000 children under 15 were diagnosed with HIV? I didn't.
-Did you know that the rate of HIV infection is decreasing in many African and Middle Eastern nations, but is stable in America? I didn't.
-Did you know that many people living with HIV still feel that there is a stigma against them, and they choose to hide the fact that they are infected? I did know, but I didn't want to believe it.
I know that giving you four small facts about HIV/AIDS doesn't seem like much of a stand. I am not walking around silent, I am not volunteering to help others get tested, I am not even wearing red; but I am giving you information, and like Michael said educating our society may be what will make the difference for people living with HIV/AIDS. So I got to thinking, as bloggers, we are lucky to have discovered this unique way of communicating and spreading information. So here is the challenge: take what I have here, or create your own version of this post, and add a few more surprising bits of information to the list. Post it on your blog and challenge others to do the same. Spreading the word and dispelling the myths is the simplist, yet most powerful form of action. And while what we are all striving for is awareness and acceptance, we will never get there unless we all take a little bit of action.
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Science: Our transformation engine is built upon the first comprehensive model of the behavior change process. We've identified and targeted previously unrealized psychological dimensions foundational to long-term behavior change.
Technology: Our transformation engine comes to life through consumer-friendly web and native apps, and a first-of-its-kind behavior change API. We've created a highly scalable platform that addresses a wide range of behaviors.
Marketing: Everyone is unique. We see that in the clothes we wear and the cars we drive. Yet behavior change is always one-size-fits-all. Our transformation engine takes a highly individualized approach to deliver better outcomes and engagement.
Our transformation engine adds value across industries and interventions
Health Plans
Double the outcomes, engagement, and scalability of existing health coaching programs using our fully outfitted coaching platform for your population's weight management and diabetes prevention needs.
Lower health costs with highly individualized, online weight management, diabetes prevention, and healthy eating programs that deliver 2X the outcomes and engagement of best-in-class offerings.
The research behind our transformation engine is empirically proven to change behavior in multiple areas ranging from medication adherence and diabetes self-management to long-term disability, financial savings, and more.