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Children's Title: Program Director, Rheumatology Education
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When I went to Dr. Nanda, I was tired of dealing with doctors who wouldn't listen to me. As soon as I met her, I was so comfortable with her. She listening to everything I had to say. It never seemed like she was in a rush, always taking her time to make sure she was thorough. Without her, I'm not sure where I would be right now. She gave me my diagnosis, treated my physical symptoms, and was there for me the whole way. Even my symptoms confused every other doctor, she said she would figure it out, and she did. I was so sad when she left Rainbows, but I know how excited she was to go to Seattle. And she made sure to set me up with another doctor and introduce us while she was still in Cleveland. Dr. Nanda is a great doctor that I would recommend to anyone.
I started seeing Dr. Nanda when I was 17. I was really sad to see her leave. She was always really kind and also really good about calling me and thoroughly explaining my test results. She put me on a medication that I was first skeptical about, however, now all of my blood tests are back in the normal range as they were highly elevated for over a year and I feel great!
Dr. Nanda used to be my doctor, and when I was first diagnosed, she helped me get through my emotional and medical needs methodically and kindly. I just finished my treatment and am recovering. I just want to thank her for getting me this far.
Dr. Nanda was my son's rheumatologist in Ohio at Rainbow Babies and Children's before she transferred to Seattle, and she was a wonderful doctor. She was very good with the children and a very caring and understanding doctor. She always took the time to explain diagnoses and treatments and answer any questions about his disorder. We will miss her here!
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text: A wise man once said "Party time is anytime and anytime is party time", I'm pretty sure he was probably drunk. This EP is going to be massive in the French/Disco House community. These guys are the shizzle if you are just getting into disco house music this is a good place to start. Duck Sauce, I love you but step aside for the Swivel Hips, as they are actually releasing tracks and not just sitting on them. I still love Ducksauce, I just don't get the long wait for amazing disco bum bum moving tunes.


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We moved from this district several years ago. My child was well behing others at the the district we moved to. Yes, the environment is lovely, but education is the key here and I don't think this school is strong enough.
This school has sooo much potential. Current Principal is not strong on discipline. No recognition from her for children that truly strive to achieve. There is no 'school spirit' - no drive or encouragement. Again ..school has a lot of potential.
I have three children in this school and it is fantastic. No where else will you find the high level of compassion and care for grade school children. It is like dropping your children off at your Mother's home!
I have 2 children who go here and we are very happy.There is a lot of parent involvement.Excellent reading and writing programs.The math program,Investigations is okay, but I think it needs to be supplemented.The teachers here are professional and creative. I know my children are challenged academically and nurtured socially.
The quality of academic programs: Reading is a concern of mine. The program the school uses does not help all the children in kindergarten and 1st grade become average and above average readers. The Math program is called investigations and I love this program. It is not the math we used when we were kids so my child is always teaching me his way of doing it. I did not always feel this way but my child really enjoys math and understands it. I think Cutchogue East thinks outside of the box with learning and is always trying new things to benefit the child.
Overall I would have to say Mattituck is a great school. The one thing I would have to change is that they do tend to hire from outside. This tends to bring down the morale of certified teacher's aides and substitutes. They feel a bit exploited and unappreciated. I know this since I was a certified teacher working at Mattituck as a teacher's aide back in the day. I along with many others wound up leaving the district to work at places where they hired from within.
Had my child in the school for 3 years and I was unsatisfied. When it came to move the other district was one year ahead of my child. Apparently my child was behind and lagging much information to proceed to the next grade. Luckily, we had a great Principal who worked with us for 2 months and now my child has flourished! Amazing to see him/her grow into a math, spelling, science, social studies wizard! Self-esteem has shot up 300%. I am glad we moved to a, what was considered, an over-saturated school system! So this school isn't for everyone. But when it comes to building a responsible productive self-reliant human being I think it is up to the parents not totally the school's responsibility. I think parents are relying too heavily on schools.
Great Leadership! Can't ask for a better principal than Anne Smith, but she needs more support from the school board!
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October 1, 2012
Bob Rotruck is in Voorhees,
NJ this week covering Phantoms training camp
Some more videos and pics as well as a little
game preview here. Pace picking up here in Voorhees
and there's lots going on:
The Adirondack Phantoms officially open their
preseason schedule with a Tuesday afternoon tilt
against the Albany Devils at the Virtua Center
Skate Zone in Voorhees, NJ. The game begins at
2:00 pm and it's free admission for fans so we're
expecting a packed turnout. It's not a very big
arena but it does have 5 rows of bleacher seats
on one side and I'm guessing seating capacity
might be 400-500 or so. And you can get another
100 fans standing around the glass I would guess.
Very rough estimates there.
I think the team is excited and ready to get
started with actual games even though they are
exhibitions. They've had two-a-day practices throughout
their training camp so far and have been working
hard on passing, shooting and skating drills.
But now they actually hit to hit somebody from
another team. And it's not like the Adirondack
Phantoms and Albany Devils have been on the friendliest
terms the past couple years so getting the rivalry
started again right away should be fun.
If spots are set for regarding which players
will make the Phantoms roster then nobody has
said so. Competition is pretty fierce and with
the caliber of players being sent down to Adirondack
from Philadelphia it only gets tougher.
39 guys arrived to camp including seven on tryout
contracts. Some will be cut. Some will be sent
down to Trenton of the ECHL. Speaking of which,
the ECHL will be seeing a similar increase in
the caliber of play this season because the AHL
quality guys that will make it down to their league.
Adirondack will probably bring 22 players or so
back to Glens Falls I would think.
The preseason game on Tuesday will feature a
pretty stacked lineup for Adirondack that will
include Sean Couturier, Brayden Schenn, Erik Gustafsson,
Brandon Manning and Marc-Andre Bourdon.
The Albany Devils have Adam Larsson and Adam
Henrique among others sent down from New Jersey
who will be skating for their AHL team in this
game. Henrique was one of the heroes of the New
Jersey Stanley Cup run. Among his five post-season
goals was a Game 7 winner in double overtime in
the opening round against the Florida Panthers.
And the Devils also have some fierce battles
developing for roster spots on their squad as
Players on both sides are excited to get into
actual games.
"The competition will be high in the game,"
said Phantoms head coach Terry Murray, who returns
to the AHL bench for the first time since the
1989-90 season with the Baltimore Skipjacks.
"Clearly you have everybody in the organization
watching them and the kids want to come out and
play their best and impress because they're battling
for jobs and want to make sure they're leaving
a good impression with management."
We will have updates on our twitter pages @phantomshockey
and @BobRotruck and later you can check the team's
website for the full game recap plus some pics
and videos.
The full lineup for Adirondack in this Tuesday
preseason game:
FORWARDS: Jason Akeson, Matt Mangene, Garrett
Roe, Zac Rinaldo, Matt Ford, Sean Couturier, Brayden
Schenn, Ben Holmstrom, Tyler Brown, Tye McGinn,
Andrew Johnston, Mike Testwuide, Harry Zolnierczyk
and Shane Harper.
DEFENSE: Marc-Andre Bourdon, Danny Syvret, Oliver
Lauridsen, Cullen Eddy, Erik Gustafsson, Brandon
Manning, Blake Kessel and Tyler Hostetter
GOALTENDERS: Cal Heeter, Niko Hovinen, Scott Munroe.
And now onto all that other fun stuff from training camp: Lots of videos and pics as usual!
Got to meet goalie Niko Hovinen and learn more
about him and his thoughts of his first season
in the U.S. The native of Finland will also be
bringing his wife and 7-month old baby girl to
Glens Falls this season. He's excited to show
his stuff in the AHL!
Brayden Schenn and Jason Akeson were among a
handful of Phantoms players who headed down from
Voorhees to Philadelphia to check out an exciting
Sunday Night Football game between the Eagles
and the Giants. I decided to get the two of them
together and talk about it a ltitle bit.
Passing drill from day 3 of practice. High pace
and it just keeps going and going.
And here's an interview with Tyler Brown and
his thoughts going into the season:
And some pics too:
Sneak Preview of the Phantoms Exhibition Game
Couple of pics from practice. Practicing one-timers
here. All receiving passes from the corner and
blasting away. Jason Akeson hit a good one while
I was watching.
Passing drills up and down the ice. It was all
gogogogo again. Coach Murray has these guys really
Here's a couple of pics of 6'7" tall goalie
Niko Hovinen from Finland. Yes, he is a really
big guy!
Jason Akeson snapped this pic from his seats
at Sunday Night Football where he went with buddies
Brayden Schenn and Tye McGinn.
And the runaway winner for Pic of the Day is
of Luke Pither. Haha. He and Tyler Brown were
hanging out and popped into a Halloween store.
Lookin' good, Luke!


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Just when you might be thinking that all the old "barn finds" have surely been discovered by now, you hear about someone like the Lambrechts. Ray and Mildred Lambrecht have been running Lambrecht Chevrolet in Pierce, Nebraska for the past 50 years – with just one other employee – but since they're getting on up
With only 300 Corvettes made in the first year of production in 1953, not many of these historic treasures ever cross the auction block in a single year. But this weekend could be your chance to own one as the 254th Corvette ever made will be up for auction at the first-ever Hartland Auctions sale
It's the last full weekend in June which means one thing to Corvette enthusiasts – It's Bloomington Gold weekend. That also means it's time for the annual Mecum auction at Bloomington Gold. At last check there were just over 100 Corvettes consigned for this weekend's sale in Champaign, Illinois. Mecum Bloomington Gold will take place
Mecum Auctions held their annual 2013 Spring Classic last month in Indianapolis. Over the course of the event, the Mecum team rolled 1,716 vehicles across the block. Of those, 1,156 were hammered sold for a 68% sell-through rate. We already told you about the black and blue 1967 convertible which sold for $610,000 to take
One of the most decorated mid-year Corvettes hit the auction block at Mecum's 26th Annual Spring Classic last Friday and the results were nothing less than spectacular. Up for sale was the Triple Crown award winning 1967 Corvette Convertible known as "Black 'n Blue" for its Tuxedo Black exterior highlighted with a Blue hood stinger,


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"I'm sorry," Pierre sighed, "what if I bought you another smoothie?" I huffed and they went off back to get me a smoothie. I pulled Benji's wallet out of my pocket, I'm not sneaky huh? I dashed off, up the stairs and to Hot Topic. I started pulling clothes off the racks, and jewlerly then stopped to look at the jewerly in the cases.
"Can I help you?" a guy asked me. I looked at him then back at the belly button ring I wanted.
"Yeah, can I have that?" He nodded and pulled it out for me then I went to the cash register.
"Is this all for today?" the girl asked, I nodded looking at her nametag, Tiffany. She was really pretty, her pig tail braids fell past her shoulders, and she had her bangs died blue. She had an eyebrow pierding and that was about it except the two tattoos on her wrists, Pain and Sorrow. "$315.46."
"Okay," I handed her Benji's credit card and she handed me a slip where I needed to sign. I looked at it for a second then signed, Mrs. Benji Madden. I handed her the slip and she looked at it sighing.
"You guys are going to join you're accounts?" She asked with a little laughter.
"Uhh...yeah." My smile was a little weak, when she glanced back at me.
"Or did you steal this from him? I'm not stupid, I know who he is. He actually comes here a lot."
"Shh, I need to get payback on him!" I laughed with her.
"I can't believe you know him!" I nodded and she started to bag my stuff, "That's cool." I started to walk out and headed to sears. I was going to get those boots I really liked in there, along with a couple of knee-high socks.
I was sitting in the food court eating, when I spotted the guys and I slipped Benji's wallet in my purse.
"Why did you run off?!" Benji yelled in my face, "I thought that some creep took you!"
"Are you saying you were worried Benjiamin?" I asked calm as possible.
"Worried?! I was petrified!" Benji claimed sitting across from me and Billy sat next to me.
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I just had another fruitful trip to Taiwan last week. The hectic one week schedule was packed with 20 odd meetings (three of which were with ministers), a press conference (which we hosted jointly with Ministry of Finance and Taipei City Government) and not to forget FutureGov Forum Taiwan, which attracted CIOs from every key ministry and local government unit despite the ongoing budget season (where projects are scrutinised in terms of legislature).
Talking about budget season, the one thing I keep hearing from colleagues in Taiwan is that budgets are so hard to secure. "Getting minister's approval is hard enough," says a ministerial IT director. "And we also need to defend our budget before legislators, who have no idea what we are doing".
It is true that, comparatively, Taiwan's investment in government IT is lower than that of other sophisticated economies in the region. However, it does not mean that the government is short of money. For some of the IT leaders, budget has never been a problem.
Pan Chengwu, Director General, Information Management Centre, Directorate-General of Budgeting, Accounting and Statistics (DGBAS), surprised (and possibly agitated) the audience at FutureGov Forum when he said "Money is always there, but you need to find the right way to get it".
He is obviously at a privileged position, as DGBAS in a way acts as the country's Controller's office. However, that is not the reason why he seems to be able to get budget for projects he is driving.
"You need to know your superior better, even have dinner with him frequently, and try to understand what his needs are and his concerns are," he says. "Then you can better deliver your proposal." One of Pan's many responsibilities is to review IT project proposals from different ministries and departments. "Making a good proposal is easier said than done," he says. "I have seen so many proposals from our few government IT directors which, to be honest, will not interest the decision makers at all."
"So many of our colleagues are so pressed with their agenda and every time they meet the minister, they ask for money," Pan adds. "What is the result of that? The minister will shy away from you." Pan also explains that showing some tangible results, however small they are, gives Ministers and legislators a better idea of how things will look like once developed.
One of Pan's successes was the comprehensive Chinese National Standard Code, which included more than 100,000 Chinese characters. He started small, ran a pilot in 1999 with cost of only NTD100,000 and created a simple database, which helped him secure the next investment of NTD500,000, then NTD4 million… To date, almost NTD200 million have been invested in the system.
The database has been widely applied in education, household registration, land registration, justice and many other areas, such that it has become very difficult to calculate the value it has created. "But there is a consensus that the value is huge," says Pan.
Chen Shou-Chiang, Director of Information Management Office, Directorate General of Highways, plans to consolidate all vehicle data and driver data onto the cloud. He budgeted NTD2 billion for the project, and found a way to convince the Minister and legislators that such investment is necessary.
"If you tell people that the system is efficient or green, few are able to internalise the message," Su explains. "But if you do the calculation and tell them that how many hours of productivity this will save taxpayers, and how much can these savings been translated into productivity, many more may be willing to sit down and ask you to tell them more."
The calculation he did showed that by consolidating all these services online, it would save approximately 30 million days of productivity annually. "If these 30 million days are dedicated to work, how much value can be created? If these 30 million days are invested in travel, how much GDP will the service industry generate?" he says. "Few decision makers can resist such a temptation."
Su Chun-jung, Director General, Financial Data Centre, Ministry of Finance, is taking a similar approach. Among the many projects he runs is the automatic e-calculation & e-deduction of salary tax. He also used detailed figures of productivity savings to demonstrate the tangible benefits. Besides, the project received strong backing from citizens, who are saved from the hassle of going back and forth with the tax system.
I remember years ago Jack Dangermond, CEO of ESRI, the world's largest geospatial system company, told me about a case in the US where he was challenged in congress. A home delivery company spent US$3 million on a GIS routing and fleet management system using government data. The result? The company achieved US$43 million in cost savings through more efficient routing. Some legislators exclaimed "they are making all that money out of us" as the government had spent US$200 million over a 10 year period to build the system. (Remember, back then, the notion of open government was not even in its infancy).
Dangermond was smart – all he did was showing the figures: the government was already compensated by the additional corporate tax the home delivery company paid. And the sum was US$180 million over 10 years.
At the end of FutureGov Forum Taiwan, Ho Jung-tsun, Deputy Director General of National Immigration Agency, shared his experience and perspective as both a business leader and an IT functional head, which gave the attending IT directors a very nice summary of what is needed to get decision-maker buy-in.
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Bjorn Sigurdarson is back for Wolves
Bjorn Sigurdarson is set to hand Wolves a boost by returning for their trip to Sheffield Wednesday.
Ahead of Saturday's game, the £2.4million summer signing from Lillestrom is working his way back to full fitness from his thigh strain that has kept him out of the last three games.
New manager Dean Saunders is looking to boost his firepower and was hoping to assess Sigurdarson in a practice game today at Compton, as he continues to familiarise himself with the squad.
Saunders said: "Bjorn's not far off being available. We had a game today and maybe we will have one on Wednesday as well, so I can get the players on a big pitch and I can see what I have got.
"He's had a thigh strain and he looks a bit like Jake Cassidy – someone who is strong, scores goals and he wants to run. It's hard to find players who want to run."
But, while Saunders was hoping to have Sigurdarson to add to the competition up front, he was delighted with the impact of Cassidy.
The 19-year-old, who has scored 11 goals in 29 games for Tranmere this season in League One, made his full debut for Wolves in Friday's 1-1 draw against Blackburn.
The Molineux chief believes he has the potential to become a first-team regular.
He said: "I've watched Jake – he's fit and he's been scoring goals for Tranmere and I trained with him for three days and he's got a hammer in both feet when he strikes a ball.
"He can score from anywhere."
But Saunders is continuing to look to sign a striker to address what he sees is an imbalance in the squad.
He said: "I've got 40 players but only three strikers – there was only Kevin Doyle, Sylvan Ebanks-Blake and Jake.
"So we are a bit imbalanced, as a squad, and Sylvan was feeling his hamstring a bit and I didn't want him to be out for three or four weeks.
"I need to watch our players play. People are wasting their time asking about names because I haven't spoken to anyone yet."


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Tranquility, charm and comfort were the inspiration for this chalet which was designed and built in 2004. This stunning, traditional alpine chalet with wonderful panoramic views of the mountains is situated in Morzine. Located just eight minutes easy walk from the town square and ski lifts, this chalet offers the convenience of being near the town centre combined with a peaceful setting. The interior of this rustic chalet is absolutely beautiful with all furniture made from local wood to create a truly mountain refuge atmosphere. The Alpine Refuge comes complete with a sauna and hot tub that can seat six people – perfect after a day's skiing for soaking away those aches and pains with a glass of champagne.
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The Alpine Refuge has all the qualities you could wish for from a superior chalet. The open-plan lounge and dining area with log fire leads onto a covered terrace and balcony with spectacular scenery. There is a second mezzanine lounge with media facilities including satellite tv, dvd, stereo and board games. The chalet sleeps 10-12 depending upon the nature of the group, and consists of five twin/double ensuite bedrooms with bath or shower, plus an extra bunkbed room. All rooms come with bed linen, towels and hairdryer. The chalet also boasts free Wi-Fi internet access. The chalet is located at the end of a private driveway, making it an attractive and safe environment for children, with ample parking for several cars.
Ground floor: comprises a sauna and hot tub with shower and wc; ski storage area with boot warmers; twin bedroom with ensuite shower, washbasin and WC.
First floor: open-plan lounge, dining area and kitchen; double bedroom with ensuite shower and washbasin; twin bedroom with ensuite shower and washbasin; separate WC.
Second floor: second mezzanine lounge; double bedroom with ensuite bath and washbasin, twin bedroom with ensuite shower and washbasin; separate wc. There is an extra room with bunk beds on this floor suitable for children sharing their parent's ensuite facilities.
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The Super Morzine lift is located within 8 minutes walk of the Chalet. However, for an efficient start to your ski day we also offer a courtesy minibus run to get you to the varying slopes and access points of the Portes du Soleil. For those who perhaps wish to have a lie in, the free local shuttle bus also stops directly opposite the chalet drive.
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"It was the only place left where she still felt the nervous anticipation that extraordinary and magical things could happen if she let her imagination go wild."~ The Time-Traveling Fashionista by Bianca Turetsky
31 May 2011
Well Said: Magic and Imagination
28 May 2011
Yackety-yak: Holiday Reading
"My book and heart must never part."
Wham-Bam Two Sentence Reviews: Scandal, Werewolves, and Amish Love
25 May 2011
Well Said: Scared
"I read the note over and over. But I have to tell you that I had no idea what any of it meant, until later. And I have to tell you something else, too: I was scared. You scared the hell out of me."
The mystery of who is sending notes to a twelve year old girl from the future made this book impossible to put down.
23 May 2011
Yackety-yak: American Doll
So tell me, did you have a American Girl doll? If so which one?
Credits: The American Girl image is courtesy of American Girl.com. Thank you Midnight Cowgirl of The Fashion Planner for bringing this article to my attention. For a more compressive fun quiz about what kind of gal you were take the American Girl quiz.
21 May 2011
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"Reading is a discount ticket to everywhere."
20 May 2011
First Words: Well-Wishers
"The hum of well-wishers' voices swirled around Claire James as she stood numbly in front of the brick fireplace in her mother's cramped Los Angeles apartment." - Delivered with Love by Sherry Kyle
18 May 2011
Wishin' and Hopin': Good Stuff
Goodreads Blurb: "With the birth of his daughter, the sixty-three-year-old Cary Grant— still urbane, athletic, sublimely handsome, always self-effacing—retired from the screen to devote himself to his longed-for child.
In Good Stuff, Jennifer Grant writes of her enchanted but very real life with her father, playing, laughing, dining, and dancing together through the thick and thin of Jennifer's growing up; the years of his work, his travels, his friendships with "old Hollywood royalty" (the Sinatras, the Pecks, the Poitiers, et al.) and with just plain old royalty (the Rainiers)...until Grant's death at the age of eighty-two.
She writes of the love he showed her, the lessons he taught her, of his childhood as well as her own. Here are letters, notes, cards, and drawings from father to daughter and from her to him . . . photographs taken at home and on their many adventures . . . and bits of conversation between them (Cary Grant kept a tape recorder going for most of their time together).
Good Stuff captures the magic of a father's devotion (and goofballness) and reveals a daughter's special odyssey of loving, and being loved, by a dad who was Cary Grant."
Good Stuff: A Reminiscence of my Father, Cary Grant by Jennifer GrantAs a retro loving woman who recently lost her father, I am completely drawn to this book. While she only had roughly nineteen years with her father, it sounds like he made sure those years were rich and beautiful.
So I'm curious, what are you wishing and waiting for this Wednesday?
Credit: Thank you Hooked on Houses for bringing this book to my attention. Head over to Hooked on Houses to peak into Cary Grant's former home.
16 May 2011
Yackety-yak: I Wish You Were a Novel Miss Mars
Has this ever happened to you? If so, do tell! Which show?
08 May 2011
Book Signing Report: Debbie Macomber
- Debbie likes Starbucks.
- She believes the next writer in her family will be her 8 year old grandson.
- Her newest book (A Turn in the Road) was inspired by her annual book signing road trip with her husband Wayne.
- Her book The Sooner the Better (signed paperback contest coming soon) was inspired by her two favorite movies Romancing the Stone and African Queen.
- She insisted I rent African Queen.
- She named her dog Bogie after Humphrey Bogart.
- Her first library book was checked out to her by then librarian Beverly Cleary.
- It took her 5 years to get published.
- Every time she signs her autograph, she finishes it with 2 Tim 1:7
- Another angel book (featuring an angel-in-training named Will) is due out next year.
- A third Debbie Macomber book is scheduled to become a Hallmark movie. This coming Christmas look for Trading Christmas (originally title When Christmas Comes) on the Hallmark Channel.
- Should you ever get the chance to meet Debbie, do! She is delightful!
07 May 2011
Whimsy Updates: Apology & Update
06 May 2011
Giffin's Cameo
..."a little scene where I can be found on a park bench reading my book."
03 May 2011
Well Said: Jack
"You gave her to Jack Keller?""What choice did I have?" Dancy asked, "I had to get her out of here before the police arrested her."
01 May 2011
Wee-view: Spun by Sorcery
3 Witticisms: "Honey," Holly said, "if you live in this world long enough and you don't believe in magic, there's something wrong with you."
"There are always reasons to be scared," I said, meeting his eyes."It's the human condition." You learn to work around it."
"Beware of the expected: that is where the true danger lies."


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Pink announced last month that she's due to give birth to her first baby early next year.


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@Vijay2405 said:A famous question- Why MBA?A famous answer (though not very sure of popularity) - Why not MBA ?
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I, of course, said yes. And then I stupidly did not bring my camera (Warren took a couple of me, though, sorting through things, and I'll post them as soon as he sends them my way).
There was an incredible amount of stuff in this collection, which probably dated from the late '90s until the late '00s. There were comics I didn't even know existed and plenty of things I kept threatening to take (but I didn't. You're welcome, America).
Some of these delighted me because they were things friends of mine have done — like one of the Full Sanction minis from 2000 — and a couple of Chris Pitzer's Procrastination Comics.
Others just made me feel this awe of "I can't believe I'm looking at this" like a preview mini of Craig Thompson's Blankets and a set of portrait sketches done by Charles Burns. I was also amazed by the Alfe and Horace minis which I can find no record of existing anywhere (they didn't have a creator's name on them, but it's a safe assumption that they were done by Ben Jones). There were also several minicomics by Jeff Smith, which I didn't even know he had made.
There were also some gorgeously-designed minis by Sara Varon. Her attention to detail there was phenomenal.
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Not Chicken! 3 Variations on Traditional Pot Pie
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Pot pie feels like a weekend dish to us. You have a little extra time to make the pastry, and it's just as cozy and comforting as making a bit pot of stew... only you get a bonus buttery crust along with it. If you're looking for something besides the classic chicken pot pie, check these out—one lobster, one seafood, one vegetable.
Ok, the lobster would be one indulgent weekend treat. But doesn't that sound delicious? Maybe a nice way to serve comfort food that's still super sophisticated for a dinner party?
All three of these recipes come from Ina Garten, and she seems like someone who would know her pot pies. We think she's one of the best when it comes to simple, familiar, "Yes! That's exactly what I'm craving!" types of food.
• Get all three recipes at House Beautiful.
The nice thing that these recipes teach us is that you can really put anything in a pot, top it with a crust, and call it a pot pie. We're inspired to get creative... A chili pot pie? Vegetable curry pot pie? What sounds good to you?
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I am one of those freaks who can't stand chicken pot pie! So when my husband came home one night with what looked like mini-pot pies, I nearly choked. But to my wonderful surprise, they were not chicken but instead salmon! And WOW! They were stupendous! I'm still not a fan of the chicken, but I'll take the salmon anytime!
Scuse me for being terribly Pennsylvania Dutch, but pot pie is a thick soup made with square egg noodles and chicken broth, chicken, etc. What you have above are chicken pies.
Just being technical and I know the term is used all over the world for the above, but it's wrong! Wrong I tell you! (rant over)
Salmon pot pie sounds great.
I make chicken pot pie, but I have celiac's so I use mashed potatoes in place of the pastry for a chicken pot pie/shepherd's pie mash-up. It works pretty well (and is conveniently lower in calories.)
Why does the vegetable pie call for chicken stock?! I know I can substitute vegetable stock, but why can't chefs be vegetarian-friendly and just write the recipe to include vegetable stock or broth? I see this all the time, and it just irks me!
has anyone tried the marshall field's pot pie recipe? i made it veggie style- AMAZING! http://elise.com/recipes/archives/004089chicken_pot_pie.php Marshall Field's Pot Pie Recipe
I tried the vegetable pot pie recipe a few days ago and it was great. I left out the Pernod and saffron (my only problem with Ina is how dang expensive her ingredients are...), and substituted fresh green beans for asparagus because I had them on hand. I also swapped Ina's pastry crust for the parsley drop biscuits from the lemony chicken pot pie in Faith's casseroles book because I didn't feel like rolling out pastry dough. I added some lemon zest to the biscuits since I didn't have any in the dish. It was a great combo!


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Liverpool defender Glen Johnson faces a late fitness check ahead of the derby having missed the last two league outings for the Reds. Skipper Steven Gerrard is expected to be fit after returning from a hamstring problem to come off the bench in Saturday's 1-0 defeat at Sunderland.
Everton boast an almost complete squad ahead of Tuesday's clash. Midfielder Darron Gibson (knee) will be the Blues' only absentee, as the on-loan Steven Pienaar is available after missing Saturday's win over his parent club Tottenham.
Liverpool: LLWWLD. Sunderland (a), lost 1-0; Arsenal (h), lost 2-1; Cardiff City (Wembley), won on penalties after 2-2 draw; Brighton (h), FA Cup, won 6-1; Manchester United (a), lost 2-1; Tottenham (h), drew 0-0.
Everton: WDWWDW. Tottenham (h), won 1-0; QPR (a), drew 1-1; Blackpool (h), FA Cup, won 2-0; Chelsea (h), won 2-0; Wigan (a), drew 1-1; Manchester City (h), won 1-0.
1) Liverpool have not won at Anfield in the league in 2012.
2) The clash will be the 186th league meeting between the two clubs and it is the most-played derby in English league football.
3) A win for the Blues will take them above Liverpool in the Premier League for the first time since mid-September.
4) Everton last won at Anfield in September 1999 when Kevin Campbell scored the winner four minutes into the game.
5) The Toffees' next goal will be their 250th against Liverpool in all competitions.
Liverpool's Steven Gerrard: "We need a reaction and there's no better team to produce that against than Everton. These are the games you always look forward to. It's a night match and there's going to be a fantastic atmosphere at Anfield."
Everton's John Heitinga: "There are two teams from Liverpool. Let's show that we are the best team from Liverpool. For that game you don't need any motivation."
October 1, 2011. Everton 0-2 Liverpool. Ten-man Everton eventually succumbed to defeat at Goodison as Jack Rodwell's first-half red card left them facing what proved an insurmountable challenge. Andy Carroll and Luis Suarez scored the goals and Tim Howard saved a Dirk Kuyt penalty.
November 18, 1995. Liverpool 1-2 Everton. Summer signing Andrei Kanchelskis bagged his first goals in a Blue shirt in the best possible way. A powerful header and a super strike from the winger put the Toffees ahead before Robbie Fowler gave the Reds a glimmer of hope in the 89th minute. The result gave Everton their first derby win away from Goodison since October 1987.
Representing both Liverpool and Everton is not something that many footballers are able to say they have done. The fierce rivalry hasn't stopped a select group however, so we've drawn up a full XI of those that have worn both Blue and Red on Merseyside.
In goal, former Dutch international Sander Westerveld makes the grade after his loan spell at Goodison in 2006.
Heroic Toffee defender Dave Watson started his career with Liverpool, playing for their reserve side before a switch to Norwich City.
He is joined at the back by the late Gary Ablett, David Burrows and Abel Xavier.
The midfield consists of current Hull City manager Nick Barmby and Blues Academy boss Kevin Sheedy on the wings. Don Hutchison and Steve McMahon team up in the centre of the park.
Dave Hickson and Peter Beardsley lead the line in attack.
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Just as jealouspirate already mentioned, you can't expect that kind of kindness everyday. Just last week, I was in a PUG VoA25 and the master looter accidently looted PvP Mage pants to a Shaman (Shaman rolled for them too D:). Instead of handing it to the mage with the highest roll, he was trying to sell it. In the end, he left the raid WITH the pants.
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STILLWATER, OK - SEPTEMBER 5: Wide receiver Dez Bryant #1 of the Oklahoma State Cowboys celebrates his touchdown with teammate Dexter Pratt #22 during the second quarter of the game against the Georgia Bulldogs at Boone Pickens Stadium on September 5, 2009 in Stillwater, Oklahoma. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Dez Bryant;Dexter Pratt
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Less than an hour before Thursday's NFL draft, Bryant says he's anxious and excited.
Draft projections vary widely for Bryant. He was suspended for lying to the NCAA about a meeting with Deion Sanders, cutting short his final season at Oklahoma State.
Bryant is waiting out the first round of the draft at the palatial Dallas-area home of one of his advisers. To burn off some energy, Bryant played a game of one-on-one basketball with a younger brother of Michael Crabtree, the second receiver taken in last year's draft.


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The new Elite.....living in a bubble. (Are you a snob?)
Watch this short video by Charles Murray on the Big Think.
He has some interesting things to say about the new elite, and how they are living in a bubble that cuts them off from mainstream America.
What do you think? Does what he say make sense to you?
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I want to thank all the members that participated in this conversation.
I am happy to report that no one owned up to being a snob on here!!!
And THAT'S a good thing!.............life and the people around us are too precious and valuable to keep ourselves in a bubble and untouchable.
Do watch Anna Deavere's presentation...........it is quite............REMARKABLE.....I lack words.
And do read through the conversation, and if possible listen to the James Patterson interview on NPR that I linked below.
Here's to simple people everywhere........Cheers!!
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Jun 30 2013: in my travels I have had the fortune to hobknob with the dirt poor all the way to the rich and famous and, what I have learned is that of all the classes of people, not one class is really aware of the others. Yes they know that they are there but, once we are in our own little nest, nothing else exists nor matter. I think this would qualify everybody as snobs or not, it is all part of the egocentric nature that we are.
btw. let's not get too hung up on tests and studies, life is such that we can conjure up tests and studies that can and will yield the results that we are looking for.
Jun 30 2013: Recognizing that humans are egocentric, and at times give in to this shortcoming, is a bitter truth.
Your comment reminded me of an interview Oprah did with James Cameron when the movie Avatar came out.
Here is a two minute clip from that interview, with a deep thought.
Very apropo to what you have stated Mr. Sergi.
What do you think of it?
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How randomness of a photon particle in a two slit experiment could explain the phenomena of Consciousness and Decision-Making
If we stress on the Thomas young's double-slit experiment in which we ought to see that the photon beam when passed through the double slit we observe the wave nature of the photon particle as we get a scattered bands pattern on the wall unlike the single-slit where we observe the particle nature of the photon as it projects a single band pattern, in this experiment we can see that the behavior of the photon as a particle or a wave is random and so is its position after passing the double slit wall. Now i would like to relate this to the consciousness, when we face a situation in our life, how we perceive or react is as random as the photon. So i would like to ask people out in TED related to the consciousness studies is that, if we work on the principles of "Orch-Or" theory that says that the quantum superposition exists till the difference in the space-time curvatures is significant. so when we think with our conscious mind firstly how we can relate different quantum state as different reactions by a human mind and how can we get a clarity in decision making when the decisions are in space-time curvatures very close to each other. Secondly, the "Copenhagen experiment" explanation of the superposition failing under observation would hinder our research of certainty of the photon's position, How can we resolve the randomness of the particle and correspondingly in my case the absolute truth (perfect decision for a situation) for the conscious human mind. An experiment by Roger Penrose FELIX states that an electron is present at two different location and by using mirrors we can get a single position of this experiment. But, How we humans can tackle the randomness of our conscious mind. What we need to practice to reduce this randomness in our mind. How we can have a definite answer for a problem in our mind. How we humans can be certain in our thoughts.
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Jun 9 2012: I have a different conjecture on consciousness and its relation to physics which involves completely reinterpreting the last century or so of physics. There's no way that I can talk about this without sounding like a crackpot, and in the sense that I have no formal qualifications or skill in physics, I am a crackpot, but I suspect that I may actually turn out to be a 'crackpot that was right' in the long run.
In my defense I can only say that I have come to physics through the backdoor, from consciousness and a lifetime of studying it first hand, from scratch, even avoiding most philosophy. /disclaimer
Here it is:
Photons may not exist.
What exists is the sensitivity to changes in matter. Sensitivity across a vacuum, sensitivity on top of sensitivity, on top of insensitivity...all manner of layers and symmetries of sensemaking and significance.
I know, I can feel your eyes rolling from here. "What about the photoelectric effect? What about lasers and Feynman and photomultipliers..supercolliders...the whole Standard Model?? You are an idiot! We know photons exist. Quantum Mechanics is the most successful theory in the history of physics!'
I agree, and I may be an idiot too, but not because of this idea. I have spoken to a number of people about this, and while physics professors tend to become very angry, none of them has said anything to make me doubt my proposal (not surprising for a crackpot - but I mean I have not heard any argument yet that I have not already considered). I'm not married to the idea. My concept of a cosmos that is fundamentally grounded in sense experience rather than matter across space or information processing does not depend on photons being real or not, but they become redundant and explainable if we consider the possibility of primordial detection-response (I call it Quorum Mechanics) capacities associated with matter. To be precise, it is a capacity which is ontologically perpendicular to matter-in-space. It is sense-through-time.
Jun 9 2012: Craig !
You don't sound like a crackpot !: )
I think, a 'backdoor' is quite an entrance to quantum physics.
Stripped of all complexities it can be reduced to mystic insight :
" The knower is the known"
There is nothing really exists but relationships.
The universe is an answer, we need to find a right question.
What you call 'sense' is usually called 'spirit', would you agree that it sounds pretty familiar then:
SPIRIT is the missing insight that ties cosmos, psyche, mind, body, time-space-matter-energy-information-theology together.
" Energy may in fact be nothing but 'things that happen to matter' - stories that matter tells." ( !!!!!! )
And matter is ???
The Svetasvatara Upanisad says:
satamsah sadrsatmakah
jivah suksma-svarupo 'yam
sankhyatito hi cit-kanah
'If we divide the tip of a hair into a hundred parts and then take one of these parts and divide it again into a hundred parts, that very fine division is the size of but one of the numberless living entities. They are all cit-kana, particles of spirit, not matter.'
So... Energy may be nothing but things that happen to spirit ...
Does it make any sense ? :)
Thank you !
Jun 9 2012: Hi Natasha,
Thanks, and yes, the word Spirit is another way of describing it, but I think that word is too loaded to be accepted as scientific truth. Although spirit captures the connotations of subjectivity, feeling, enthusiasm, trans-material, immortal, and primordial, it is off-center to my purposes in that it can denote absolute disconnection with material, and a reification of temporal experience into a kind of pseudo-physical force that literally travels through space causing things to happen from an omniscient perspective. I think it's more subtle and complicated.
While sense isn't a great substitute, I think it has some advantages: (See http://multisenserealism.com/9-sense-motive/). It connotes first person subjectivity on different levels, sensation-perception-understanding-intuition, but remains neutral as far as giving privilege to either concretely ordinary experience or profound, supernatural concepts. Sense is embodied by natural qualities as well as intellectual abstraction. It links information with real world participation.
"cit-kana" nice. I would like to formalize these concepts in a way that might be more easily integrated into Western frameworks. Cit-jana I would call maximally flattened, ie fragmented qualia (or quanta) at what I would call the Planck-Turing limit. I have a proposal to describe subjectivity on a scale from maximal qualia (the Totality, Monad, or greatest possible inertial frame, the eternal moment, Sri Krsna, Ein Sof, Tao, Zero Point Field, etc) to minimal that I am calling the Chalmeroff Scale (http://multisenserealism.com/2012/04/14/proposed-unit-of-subjectivity-the-chalmeroff/).
I use the terms sense and motive as the essential principles, which correlate to
spirit and will (anthropomorphic level)
electric and magnetic fields (but inside out)
matter/density/inertia/formation and energy/acceleration/transformation
significance/symmetry/augmentation and entropy/mystery/cancellation as 'informational' consequences
Jun 9 2012: Craig,
correct me if I am wrong, I guess your theory is consistent with the general body of scientific knowledge, as you understand it, but because it attempts to reach a deeper level of knowing than that mapped out by the scientific 'theorem method' of step-by-step reasoning, its conclusions may not be fully explicable in terms of the current scientific mindset and most likely will be rejected by it.
Why should you care how 'scientific' it looks like ?
You need tons of words to explain what is 'sense' in the context of your context, while one word is enough. Spirit is a symbol, it does not imply that it is not real. It is maybe one real force carrier for weak and strong... and gravity. Sounds weired, but at the moment, I don't have any other picture .
You are right , it is heavily loaded with 'supernatural' connotation and this connotation should be removed, there is nothing supernatural, nothing is external anywhere.But 'spirit' conveys reverence and it is perfectly natural feeling, when we are dealing with a mystery .
Symbol, be it 'spirit' or 'god' resonates, this means that one may access the ideas they reflect without mediation.
I could be wrong :)
'Unit of subjectivity' sounds a bit incomplete :) In the realm where there is no objectivity, there is no subjectivity either, one exists only by the virtue of the other.
When subjectivity enters the picture, you need to balance it and introduce the 'unit of objectivity'.... So, it must be simply a unit. A quantum is the minimum unit of any physical or not physical entity involved in an interaction, it is subjective and objective (or neither) by itself. But it doesn't give this sensation of 'spirit' as cit-kanah does. I think, human brain is designed to retain narratives, symbols not words.
Frankly, I don't know, but i believe , that 'it's our mind, which is moving"
" is it the wind moving or is it the flag? The monk answers, neither, its your mind that is moving. "
Thanks for responding !
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