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The internet had a field day when the trailer for De De Pyaar De came out. The taboo subject matter paired with big names like Tabu and Ajay Devgn got netizens buzzing! While we wait to see if the movie turns out to be any good, there is one person who did steal the show IMO. And that's the fresh-faced Punjabi kudi Rakul Preet Singh.
Starting her career as a model, the actress has already carved herself a niche in Telugu and Tamil films. She has also given minor performances in films like Aiyaary, with DDPD being the first time we will see her front and centre in a major Hindi feature film. The lady is talented, yes, but it's her reputation of being a total foodie that has made us like her even more!
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The biggest myth that WHITE RICE is UNHEALTHY.. well guess what it's not 😀@rashichowdhary recommends I eat some white rice at lunch to get some good clean carbs ❤ Add a Tbsp of ghee into it and you'll have a better control over your blood sugar levels! It will not spike your insulin when you add ghee and will keep you fuller for longer 😀😀
Rakul is on a promotional tour for De De Pyaar De and keeps hitting us with seriously fashionable OOTDs. But that's not all, the actress consistently uploads pictures of her eating her favourite meals, reminding us exactly of ourselves. Rakul can barely go a week without teasing us with her food pictures. How she manages to stay in such great shape beats us! Well, actually there might be a secret to it.
Turns out it's not all unhealthy food that the actress is chowing down. The difference between us and Rakul is that she's on a proper diet, filled with healthy foods and fluids, to achieve her fitness and beauty goals. Sharing tips from her nutritionist Rashi Chowdhary, the actress talks about meals, drinks and snacks that can add value to our diet.
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Who says carbs are bad ?SLOW carbs is better than LOW carbs! And m soooo happy that @rashichowdhary makes me eat a bowl of my fav sweet potato everyday instead of a chapati for better gut and skin health! 😀😀 And the foodie in me loves to experiment by mixing it with broccoli or fish to make tikkis 👌👌👌 #healthtip #breakingmyths
We especially love the special ingredients that receive her mention. They are not the usual boring foods that we won't ever consider. She recommends foods like mashed avocados and sweet potatoes that make for healthy snacks. Yay!
As big food lovers ourselves, we can't help but appreciate the thirst-trapping platter pictures shared by Rakul. Her feed is filled with mouth-watering visuals like this:
Like many of us who strive to start eating healthy, Rakul seemed to have had a love-hate relationship with food as well. Before she was talking about plain white rice lunches, the actress pigged out on all kinds of indulgent foods.
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text: FeaturedRacingRecords Fall And A Nail Biting Finish In The Volvo Ocean RaceJune 1, 2018 5:31 pmbyBrian Hancock This Volvo Ocean Race is turning out to be one of the best and most badass in history and much of the basassness was captured in Leg 9, the transatlantic blast from Newport, Rhode Island to Cardiff in Wales. The leg started off fairly benign but it soon turned into a battle of wits as the fleet diverged with Brunel, Vestas and AkzoNobel diving south in search of a chicane that they could ride. Turned out that they indeed found a slice of perfect sailing conditions and four days after the start it was those three boats that were in the lead. They converged with the rest of the fleet riding a strong southerly wind off their starboard beam. Perfect, albeit wet conditions for a Volvo 65. The steady breeze and perfect wind angle had the pundits speculating whether or not the race 24-hour record could be broken. The distance to beat was 550.8 nautical miles set by Ian Walker and his crew aboard Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing on their approach to Cape Horn in 2014. Team Brunel was the first to attack the record sailing 540.1 nautical miles but they knew that better conditions were approaching. "There's a big low forming to the west of us which is giving us some nice downwind conditions," said Kiwi sailor Peter Burling. "There's a good chance of the 24-hour speed run over the next couple of days." He was more than a little right. Bouwe Bekking and his team turned on the afterburners and blew past the previous record with a run of 563.06 only to be bested by Simoen Tienpoint and his crew on AkzoNobel who logged up an amazing 566.02 miles. Not to be outdone Brunel replied with their own run of 576.34 and that reply was again answered by AkzoNobel who logged a new record of 579.12. Serious badass sailing by the two Dutch teams, but the game was far from over. AkzoNobel upped the ante once again covering 588.10 nautical miles, nearly 40 miles better than the old record. "The last 24 hours have been pretty wild," understated AkzoNobel skipper Simeon Tienpont. "We are still ripping along and because we don't know what the others are doing we just keep going as fast as possible." Then history was made. Team AkzoNobel logged an amazing 598.0 nautical miles which surpassed the Volvo Ocean Race record of 596.6 miles set by the Volvo 70 Ericsson 4 in the 2008 race. Smaller boat, bigger miles but they were still not done with things. Team AkzoNobel surged into the lead with a new race record of 601.63 nautical miles, the first Volvo boat to break the 600 miles-in-24-hours barrier. And there was also something very special about their performance. The skipper of the Volvo 70 Ericsson 4 was the Brazilian sailing legend Torben Grael while on board AkzoNobel was none other than Grael's daughter Martine, herself an Olympic gold medallist. Also, AkzoNobel's navigator was Jules Salter who was the navigator aboard Ericsson 4 when they set the record. In case you are wondering in order to sail over 600 miles in 24 hours you need to average (AVERAGE) 25.08 knots. That's incredible and when it was all said and done five out of the seven boats broke the previous VOR 65 record. The sailors got a bit of a reprieve from the furious pace as a trough of light winds stretched in front of the fleet. There was no way to avoid it and the leaders could only watch in dismay as the back trackers closed the gap while they slowed in the dying breeze, but it was a case of first in, first out and AkzoNobel and Team Brunel were first into the new wind and stretched out their lead. They were being chased by Team Vestas and Dongfeng who were also locked in a fierce battle with much at stake. If Dongfeng was to remain atop the overall leaderboard they were going to have to finish on the podium.article continues after ad If the record-setting wasn't enough excitement the approach to Cardiff provided some very tense moments. Less than a mile separated Team Brunel and Team AkzoNobel and the navigated tricky light headwinds and a strong current in the Bristol Channel. By this time Brunel had recaptured the lead and skipper Bouwe Bekking was determined to not have a replay of the finish in Newport where they were overtaken in the last mile and bumped out of first place. In the end they prevailed and in the dark of night Bekking and company took their second leg win. That result has them on the overall podium two points behind Mapfre and three behind Dongfeng. There are two more legs of this edition of the Volvo Ocean Race and it's all to play for. Team AkzoNobel trailing Brunel into Cardiff TagsNewport to CardiffVolvo Ocean RaceVolvo Ocean Race recordVOR Add Your Comment Previous StoryCollege Sailing Nationals - Winner College of Charleston Flips Out After They Take The WinNext StoryIs There A Future For The Volvo Ocean Race?Brian Hancockhttp://www.greatcirclesails.comBrian Hancock is the founder of Great Circle Sails and has been a working sailmaker for almost 40 years. He has raced in multiple Whitbread (Now Volvo) Round the World Races. He is the author of the book Maximum Sail Power which was hailed as the best book ever on the subject by industry leaders including Tom Whidden who at the time was head of North Sails. Most recently Brian has been the PR and media manager for SpeedDream, a quest to build the world's fastest monohull. Related Posts Featured US Presidents On the Water Featured CRAZY IS AS CRAZY DOES Featured CARNAGE IN THE ROUTE DU RHUM

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In the modern era of technology, people have been continuing to exist in a co-dependent sphere where they are almost entirely levitating towards a robotic world. We can see the current generation of people in constant focus into machine driven workforce, and they have become a part of their smartphone world. As we have come to know of theories, there is cause and effect, and there are pros and cons to anything and everything. We have come forward to access these filaments of technological advancement but have not gone far enough from what damage it can cause as well. If you look into the different features of the virtual world, you will come across several traits that can cause harm to your kids. There is a large amount of misuse of technology that is happening along with its evolution such as kids' harassment and cyberbullying. As a parent, we all are concerned about our children's safety, and we must depend on the right tools that will do the job. The concept of SMS tracking is used through certain apps that will help you to look into your child's activity and monitor them all the time so that you can stay relieved. If you are looking forward to a solution, then these are the SMS tracker web apps for you to do the work.
As parental control is necessary, there is a thin line between the dos and don'ts that kids are unaware of. If you have to have the patience to give them enough time, you can use these live Call GPS SMS tracker apps to monitor and see what they are up to.
Let us look into a few apps that can save you from the technological damage.
1. SMS Tracker Web - Famisafe
One can be constantly worried and caught up with the idea of feeling unsafe about their kids and curling up to the idea of thinking whether a personal conversation is exclusively personal or not, Famisafe is a brilliant and efficient SMS tracker web app to keep a strict watch on your kids. To make sure your kids are not missing on the way back from their school bus, not getting too obsessed with their smartphones, getting to bed in time and relaxing their eyes and prevent them from watching explicit content on the internet and much more that you are aware of. A lot of time parents miss out on taking care of their child, maybe not giving enough time or mere deprivation can cause them to end up misusing the device. Famisafe is a secure live Call GPS SMS tracker app that will provide you with the opportunity to monitor your children's activity well. Famisafe function more with their GPS tracking system that enables the app to help with SMS tracking as well. Make the best use of your searches with this app and protect your kids from the unwanted. The app works perfectly on both Android and iOS.
- Location tracking through GPS tracking mechanism – Know your kids' whereabouts
- Track all the SMS and messages of the target device
- Web filtering – Filters websites and content
- One can view all the messages sent and received by their kids
- The GPS tracking system is strong enough to locate in the remotest of places
- One can check through the history of their kids' phone and they can make sure of the activity
- Amazing features to provide you with the best service
- There no cons as of yet.
2. SMS Tracker Web - Guestspy
It is an essential app if you want to perform any kinds of inspection on people, it works uniquely with its GPS tracking systems and helps you to monitor activities of anyone that you wish upon. This live Call GPS SMS tracker app will help you to detect your cheating spouses, to protect your children, to back up important data and documents and to make sure you can monitor your workforce well. This app works in several fruitful ways and can work to deliver results, and one can make great use of this app. Guestspy is an excellent app due to its functionality, and one can use it in various ways to help any situation. The app would have been of better use if there were voice call interceptions though there are great features that can help with the use of this app. Bring out the facts and stir out the secrets with Guestspy.
- Reads your messages Instantly
- Monitors your Internet use
- Tracks text messages
- Tracks GPS location
- View Multimedia Files
- Great and efficient working features
- You can check messages of the given person's phone without any difficulty
- You can also check out the multimedia such photos, MMS and videos sent and received on the phone
- Parents will find it great to use
- Voice calls are not supported, and they cannot be retrieved through this app
- Limited features available on the standard version
3. SMS Tracker Web - Fonemonitor
FoneMonitor is just the SMS tracker web app that you need. Make sure you have the best of this app when you are protecting your children from the harmful content and virtual environment of the Internet world. You can be sure of taking the steps that you want by looking into your kids' activity and thereafter warning them to stay away from this kind of work. Fonemonitor not only protects your children but also helps you track another device, gives you the opportunity to look into their world, see their messages, check out their data and help them to follow the right path. With the help of Fonemonitor, one can explore the best ways to check on their kids.
- The GPS tracking can be utilized by targeting the given device
- One can easily read the critical messages on the device.
- This app is fantastic because it can keep track of 39 sorts of data for you.
- One can check every message received and sent
- Some great features are available for monitoring
- Keep your watch on your kid at all times with this live call, GPS and SMS tracker app
- With the use of Browsers such as Mozilla and Google Chrome, one can keep track of history
- People can see that you are looking through their activity, so it does not remain a secret.
4. SMS Tracker Web - TheTruthSpy
TheTruthSpy is a great live Call GPS SMS tracker app when it comes to protecting your children and monitoring their everyday activity. The most essential features of this app are to monitor your employee, catch your spouse cheating, Parental Control and more. To take care of your kids' activity, you must use this app to make sure that are not getting driven in the wrong path. Truth spy is an essential way to keep your searches going through managing live calls, GPS, SMS tracker features.
- Helps Manage Calls
- GPS tracking facility
- Helps you to track the usage of various apps.
- Records SMS message
- The app is completely undetectable
- One can read the contact history
- Viewing the multimedia easily
- One cannot enjoy the facilities from the free version of this app. They have to buy it.
5. SMS Tracker Web - mSpy
mSpy is an outstanding SMS tracker web app for modern-day parents and other individuals. If you are constantly worried about secrecy and getting too worked up with your kids' engagements on the virtual world. You have to make sure that they have received the proper care and time from their parents. mSpy is a great app that will make sure you get to know everything about your kids' activities. When your kids are getting into trouble, you are the one who needs to pull them out. Make sure you use the best of this app and give your kid the education they need.
- It has a great GPS tracking system
- Has a Multi-language support system
- Many great features that will catch your eyes and you used them on any device that you like.
- Saves your children from unwanted contact from bullies, and other inappropriate activities
- Unlimited usage for everyone
- Keeps a good track of call logs and shows, send and receive data.
- The app is quite pricey and expensive and voice call recording not available.
Famisafe is a wonderful live Call GPS SMS tracker app concerning your child's activity on the internet; it will help you thoroughly to monitor their activities and make sure that they are not getting into any trap.
Suspicious Cyberbullying - By connecting yourself with the Famisafe app one can make sure that they are always alert of harassment, cyberbullying, inappropriate content and other risks coming in the way of their children.
To prevent Cyberbullying – Cyberbullying is the worst crime on the internet today, and kids are mostly the victims of this. With the Famisafe app, one can save their children and take care of their family.
A Reliable and Handy Parental Control App
- Location Tracking & Geo-fencing
- App Blocker & Web Filtering
- Web Filtering
- Screen Time Control
- Smart Parental Control Setting
If you are a parent and you are constantly worried about your kids' activities in the Internet world, you must ensure using these apps to protect them from fraudulent crimes and actions that count to be a threat for their futures.


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Trac reminds me of Oracle
I just finished getting a trac installation up on my site, you can find projects here. And, while I love Trac, the install process just reminded me of Oracle. It took several hours, had a bunch of dependencies, and to get it to work the way I wanted it required several more hours of customization. Granted, if you need an "enhanced wiki and issue tracking system" that has integration with subversion and works pretty well, Trac is tough to beat. But getting it running on a slightly older system was no easy task. If they want that tool to become more widely used the developers are going to have to fix the installation issues and create some type of an automated installer. Of course, I really have no right to complain considering I haven't written a single line of code for the project.
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A great choice for a weekend getaway or a stopover destination, Singapore offers family friendly fun from the Aquariums and Theme Parks on Sentosa to gorging on delicious cheap hawker fare. If you're looking for a luxury family friendly hotel then the Mandarin Oriental (even its name evokes mega luxe) could be for you. Marisa spent a few days there with her 10 month old son and husband.
Where: Mandarin Oriental, Singapore
When: February 2013 (right after Chinese New Year). We were even able to catch the Chinese New Year parade. The weather was hot and humid with a passing rain shower for a few minutes each day.
Hotel Booking
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Booked on Singapore Airlines. We requested a baby bassinet seat. The bassinet was small and the airline has strict rules that the child must lie down in the bassinet while zippered in. There was no way my active 10 month old was going to lay in there so we had them remove the bassinet. The upside is that the seat is in the bulkhead of the plane which allowed more leg space for us!
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The hotel is an easy 20 minute ride from the airport.
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The staff were so accommodating! They upgraded us to a Junior Suite with a ton of rom. The room was extremely clean and actually pretty child friendly for my 10 month crawler. The bathroom was very large with a separate shower and bath. They had a proper cot on wheels which they made up with fresh linens in front of me. Housekeeping saw that I was unpacking baby bottles and ran to get me a bottle sterilizer. Fresh fruit was delivered to our door daily at no extra cost.
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There are several restaurants to choose from including one at the pool. We were too busy to dine inside the hotel.
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Very! The pool was amazing and there were lots of kids. They had several areas where my 10 month old could stand and splash around in, not to mention the awesome baby pool which has shooting fountains of water!
Things to do in Singapore
We went to the Singapore Zoo which is an absolute must for kids (and for adults). We walked through the Botanic Gardens and it was so nice to see so much greenery! On our last day we visited Gardens by the Bay which is new, with some areas still under construction. They have lawns and gardens for the kids to run around in, and several different food options, a great outing for an afternoon or longer.
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Singapore is such a stroller friendly city. I was able to push my son just about everywhere! What a relief not to have to carry him all day in the carrier as the heat can really get to you. We also had no problem finding a highchair for our son during mealtimes as every restaurant we visited seemed to have one in stock.
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You have to talk to prospects, so why not give yourself the best chance for success?
Almost everyone you talk to is pre-sold. They want your product or service. They want more money in their life.
But what goes wrong?
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The North American bid has faced questions about the impact of attempts by U.S. President Donald Trump to implement a ban on travel to the U.S. by residents of six majority-Muslim countries.
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Here is one of the best songs ever written by Rodrigue Milien. The song Nostalgie has known a popularity exceptional in Haiti in the 1970s. I remember I was around 14 or 15 growing up in Cap-Haitian. Rodrigue Milien came to Cap-Haitian for the first time and was going to play at Eden Cine. I did not have enough money to pay for the entrance
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- Carving silhouetted pictures into a pumpkin is lame. Pumpkins should be faces.
- Costumes which place a head on top of your head are not allowed.
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- If you don't say trick or treat, you don't get any candy.
- If you I ask for a trick and you can't do a trick, then no candy for you.
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It has been forever since I posted something. Now I am back.
Since I love coconut oil I wanted to share with you some beauty tips I do with coconut oil but, let me start off by telling you a little bit about the importance of using coconut oil.
Coconut oil is the fatty oil obtained from the coconut and used in candles and confections (a dish or delicacy made with sweet ingredients) and cosmetics. Below you will see how good coconut oil is for you. I will mention a few.
1.Prevents Heart Disease and High Blood Pressure
Coconut oil is high in natural saturated fats. Saturated fats not only increase the healthy cholesterol (known as HDL) in your body, but also help to convert the LDL "bad" cholesterol into good cholesterol By Increasing the HDL's in the body, it helps promote heart health, and lower the risk of heart disease.
2. Immune System Boost (antibacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-viral)
Coconut oil contains lauric acid, which is known to reduce candida, fight bacteria, and create a hostile environment for viruses. Many diseases today are causes by the overgrowth of bad bacteria, funguses, viruses and parasites in the body.
3. Improves Skin Issues (burns, eczema, dandruff, dermatitis, and psoriasis)
Coconut oil is wonderful as a face cleanser, moisturizer and sun screen, but also it can treat many skin disorders. The fatty acids (Caprylic and Lauric) in coconut oil reduce inflammation internally and externally and moisturize making them a great solution for all types of skin conditions.
It protects the skin and has many antioxidants that make it ideal for healing the skin. In addition the antimicrobial properties balance out the candida or fungal sources that can cause many skin conditions.
Now for the beauty part.
1. Shave your legs and under arms
Coconut oil is the best thing. It is naturally antimicrobial, and smells divine. Plus, its skin-soothing properties will leave your legs looking hydrated (but never greasy).
2. Remove eye makeup.
Put a little on a cotton ball and gently remove your eye makeup. The oil does a great job breaking down waxy, inky eye makeup, and leaves the delicate area hydrated, too. Once you're done, wash your face as usual.
3. Massage oil.
Just because you don't have massage oil doesn't mean you can't get a rub down. Just melt a few tsp of coconut oil and have someone rub you down. Remember coconut oil is skin friendly.
4. As a deep-conditioner
Coconut oil penetrates in the hair (and prevent protein loss) than mineral and sunflower oil, according to research. Apply a quarter-size dollop to your hair, comb it, and then pile it into a loose bun. You'll want to place a soft towel over your pillow or sleep in a shower cap. In the morning, shampoo as usual with a gentle cleanser.
5. To add shine
Smooth a tiny amount of organic coconut oil onto your ends of your hair to add a little shine, or on flyaways if you have dark hair. Remember that a dab will do you: Any more and your hair might appear greasy.
In my next post I will continue to discuss more on coconut oil.
Remember, you are beautiful no matter what.
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Ron Gillies appointed as Director of London IFAs
HSBC Global Asset Management "have hired Ron Gillies as director of London IFAs as part of its sales team expansion." HSBC GAM have made the appointment "to bolster its presence in the IFA Market".
Gillies previously was at Alliance Trust Savings as Head of Sales, but left in May 2018 after joining in June 2016 as a business development manager. Prior to this Gillies was at Freedom Asset Management.
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Presentations The best way to learn is to teach others! As a part of our Space and STEM outreach, we regularly give demonstrations, presentations and talks about our projects. 2020: […]
Presentations The best way to learn is to teach others! As a part of our Space and STEM outreach, we regularly give demonstrations, presentations and talks about our projects. 2020: […]
The best way to learn is to teach others! As a part of our Space and STEM outreach, we regularly give demonstrations, presentations and talks about our projects.
12 June. Outer Space to Sub Surface: Seismology and Apply Machine Learning to Big Data Sets. TRANSFORM 2020 Conference. Software Underground. https://hotpoprobot.com/2020/06/12/from-outer-space-to-sub-surface-seismology-and-applying-machine-learning-to-big-data-sets/
17 May. Online workshop for School Kids on Building Rovers, Robots, and Rockets. STEM Labs Club. Canada. https://stemlabs.ca/robotics-workshop/
14 May. Taking Bias in Machine Learning to Space. Space Science in Context Virtual Conference, UK. https://spacescienceincontext.wordpress.com/
11-13 May. Demonstrating Human-Robot, Robot-Robot Interaction. Pint of Science Virtual Festival, Canada.
29 January. Predicting Exoplanetary Atmospheres using Machine Learning: ARIEL Telescope Simulation. Royal Astronomical Society of Canada meeting. Ontario Science Centre. https://rascto.ca/content/recreational-astronomy-night-70
19 January. Using Artificial Intelligence in Space Exploration. 2020 Innovation Nation Conference. Hamilton, Ontario. http://innovation-nation.ca/speakers
16 January. "Hybrid Machine Learning Model to Remove Noise from Exoplanet Data". ARIEL Science, Mission & Community 2020 Conference. 14 – 16 January 2020. https://arielmission.space/open-conference-2020/
13 October. Hands-On Workshop: "Exoplanets and the Search for Chemical Signature of Life using Machine Learning". Global Community Bio Summit. MIT Media Lab. Cambridge, MD, USA
10 October 2019: "Using Machine Learning to Predict Risk Index of Collision with Asteroids". Montreal Space Symposium 2019. International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO). Montreal. Canada https://www.montrealspace.ca/2019#program
28 September 2019: "Artificial Intelligence and Human Interaction". Google DevFest 2019. George Brown College, Toronto.
21 September 2019: "Youth Voices in Science and Innovation". Association of Science-Technology Centers (ASTC). Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Toronto. https://astc.confex.com/astc/2019/meetingapp.cgi/Session/9249
7 June 2019: How to get started in making STEM Projects using your Interest and Imagination. STEM Showcase 2019 hosted by CCMA.Ontario Science Centre. https://hotpoprobot.com/2019/06/13/stem-showcase-presentation-and-demos-to-students-parents-and-school-groups/
24 May 2019: 5 Steps to Hack your Curiosity: Learn Anything, Learn Everything: 2019 Toronto Tech Summit. MaRS Discovery District https://hotpoprobot.com/2019/05/24/5-steps-to-hack-your-curiosity/
22 May 2019: How the use of Quadruple Pendulum by LIGO helped the discovery of Gravitational Waves. Royal Astronomical Society of Canada / Ontario Science Centre. Toronto. https://rascto.ca/content/video-swinging-stability
30 April 2019: Using Machine Learning to Predict Risk of Asteroid Colliding with Earth. 2019 NASA Planetary Defense Conference. Washington DC. https://hotpoprobot.com/2019/05/03/learnings-from-the-2019-planetary-defense-conference-poster-presentation-and-simulation-exercise/
27 April 2019: NextGen Creative Growth: Raising Creators, Not Consumers. 2019 digiFest, Toronto. https://hotpoprobot.com/2019/04/26/digifest-2019-talk-on-nextgen-creative-growth-exhibits/
24 January 2019: Guest Speech at Ontario Science Centre 50 Years Celebration: Daring to Dream Big. Toronto. https://hotpoprobot.com/2019/01/24/guest-speech-ontario-science-centre-50-years-celebration-daring-to-dream-big/
20 January 2019: How can the NextGen Hack Space Exploration? Guest Speech at 2019 Innovation Nation Conference. Hamilton. https://hotpoprobot.com/2019/01/24/how-can-the-nextgen-hack-space-exploration/
14 January 2019: Breakfast TV Toronto: Conversation on Space with Artash and Arushi. https://hotpoprobot.com/2019/01/24/breakfast-tv-toronto-conversation-on-space-with-artash-and-arushi/ See Video: https://www.bttoronto.ca/videos/toronto-siblings-are-finalists-in-the-nasa-space-apps-challenge/
21 November 2018. Poster Presentation: Asteroid Collision Risk Prediction. Toronto Machine Learning Summit 2018. Carlu. https://hotpoprobot.com/2018/11/20/poster-presentation-asteroid-collision-risk-prediction-at-toronto-machine-learning-summit/
10 November 2018. Science as a Human Right, International Science Centre and Science Museum Day. Ontario Science Centre. https://hotpoprobot.com/2018/11/10/dream-big-and-every-kid-should-have-access-to-science-international-science-centre-and-science-museum-day/
7 November 2018. Deep Space Musical: Transforming iconic Hubble Telescope images into music to create a musical of the Universe. Ontario Science Centre. Organised by RASC Toronto Centre, Toronto. https://hotpoprobot.com/2018/11/09/performance-deep-space-musical-rasc-toronto-ontario-science-centre/
7 July 2018. TRAPPIST-1 Exoplanetary System Model. Annual Awards Day. Carr Astronomical Observatory, Collingwood. Ontario. https://www.rascto.ca/content/video-trappist-1-exo-planetary-system
18 July 2018. Modeling the Deep Space Network: From Earth to Outer Space. Ontario Science Centre. Organised by RASC Toronto Centre, Toronto. Video: https://www.rascto.ca/content/video-modeling-deep-space-network-earth-outer-space
20 June 2018. Predicting Risk Index of Asteroid Collision using A.I. and Displaying it Musically. Ontario Science Centre. Organised by RASC Toronto Centre, Toronto. (See Video: https://www.rascto.ca/content/video-predicting-risk-index-asteroid-collision-using-ai-and-displaying-it-musically)
9 June 2018. AI Exhibitor, FITC Future World Conference, Toronto
3 June 2018. How to build up maker spaces and undertake making-activities with children at home. MakerExpo, Kitchener, Ontario (http://www.makerexpo.ca/2018/05/speaker-series-presents-the-nath-family-a-maker-family-journey/)
2 June 2018. Space, Robotics, and Music: Every child is a creator! MakerExpo, Kitchener, Ontario (http://www.makerexpo.ca/2018/05/speaker-series-presents-the-nath-kids-every-child-is-a-creator/)
14 April 2018. Featured Speaker: We Progress, When we keep asking Why! Science March Toronto, Nathan Philips Square, Toronto (See video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fmNz5vWDPk and https://hotpoprobot.com/2018/04/14/we-progress-when-we-keeping-asking-why-artash-science-march-toronto-2018-nathan-philips-square/)
6 March 2018. Asteroids, Music, and Code. Hack n Tell, Top Hat, Toronto (See https://www.meetup.com/Toronto-Hack-and-Tell/events/247313314/)
18 February 2018. Guest Speaker. Inaugural Women's Conference for Planetary Scientists and Beyond. The University of Toronto, Toronto. (https://hotpoprobot.com/2018/02/20/guest-speaker-women-in-planetary-science-and-exploration-wpse-toronto/)
11 February 2018. Featured Speaker: International Day of Women and Girls in Science. The Ontario Science Centre, Toronto. (See https://rascto.ca/content/osc-international-day-women-and-girls-science)
11 October 2017. Drop the Drought", "Yes I Can" and Canadian Space Agency Visit. Ontario Science Centre. Organised by RASC Toronto Centre, Toronto. (See video: https://www.rascto.ca/content/video-drop-drought-yes-i-can-and-canadian-space-agency-visit)
25 August 2017. Do It Yourself Astronomy Workshop. MindCamp, YMCA Geneva Park, Orillia, Ontario (See https://www.instagram.com/p/BYKB1CejrvA/)
4 July 2017. Yes I Can / Oui Je Peux (Canadian SpaceApps 2017 Winning Presentation). The Canadian Space Agency, Saint-Hubert, Quebec.(See: https://hotpoprobot.com/2017/08/02/visit-to-the-canadian-space-agency-2/)
27 May 2017: Making Sense of Data from Space: The Citizen Science Approach. International Space Development Conference, St. Louis, USA. (See http://isdc2017.nss.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/ISDC-2017-Saturday-SCHEDULE-5-24-17.pdf)
22 June 2016. Path-finding Rover for Planetary Exploration using Maze Solving Technology. Ontario Science Centre. Organised by RASC Toronto Centre, (See https://www.rascto.ca/content/recreational-astronomy-night-27)
20 May 2016. Creating Advanced SmallSats Scientific Payload for Climate Change Monitoring using Off-the Shelf Electronics. International Space Development Conference, Puerto Rico, USA (See http://isdc.nss.org/2016/modules/schedule/programming/SCHEDULE.Friday.pdf)
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High class entries for Saturday's £110,000 Group 2 Fred Cowley MBE Memorial Summer Mile Stakes are headed by impressive 2016 winner Mutakayyef.
The William Haggis six-year-old came from mid-field to soar home at Ascot last July and ran a storming race to finish behind only Ribchester in the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot under a month ago.
Aidan O'Brien's Deauville finished third in that opening race at the Royal meeting and will oppose Mutakayyef again in the Summer Mile Stakes as will Kaspersky, Kool Kompany and Dutch Connection who all finished behind in the same race.
Consistent Gabrial, Sovereign Debt and Firmament are also entered along with an interesting entry from France in the shape of Zalamea for Carina Fey.
A strong French raid also includes Taareef, who has only been beaten by the mighty Almanzor in his last four starts and shows extremely strong form ahead of the first trip to England. The Mr Hamdan Al Maktoum trained star could go up against stablemate Mutakayyef.
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Carmelized Green Beans – R.S. 2010 Christmas Dinner
1lb. fresh green beans
1/2 lb. bacon
1/2 red onion, sliced
3-4 cloves garlic, minced
2 T. sugar
2 T. soy sauce
1/2 tsp. kosher salt
Lots of freshly ground pepper
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Category Archives: The Battle Series
The Battle Series is a collection of posts on what I feel is the best way to challenge situations in life. Applicable anywhere and everywhere.
The Battle Series: Resolve
//The Battle Series is a collection of posts on what I feel is the best way to challenge situations in life. Applicable anywhere and everywhere. Part one and two are here.
Part three of the Battle Series:
Resolve is one of those weird qualities that can never really be measured until the time when you have to show it. You can't use words to express it; people lie all the time. And even if they were telling the truth at the time, circumstances change rapidly in battle and at that particular point nobody cares about what you said. Actions can though, but only actions performed when you're backed up against a wall.
I'd like to think of resolve as determination's bigger, meaner and more badass sibling. Determination conotes working towards something with some form of discipline or diligence, while resolve is something already 'worked towards'. Determination's the journey, resolve is the end game. Because in battle things are there and there; there's no more learning, no more trying harder next time, no more keep at it. In battle you either have it or you don't.
Picture two soldiers in their prime; equally trained, of similar skill level and of equal physical strength. Who will triumph? What determines the winner?
Anyone who's been in an activity that exerts your body more than normal can attest to the fact that there's a point you reach where your body just wont move; consequently at this point skill doesn't really matter. Your vision is blurry, you can't even stand properly. The point where all the factors are at 0; the baseline. That baseline is resolve. Like a default setting; what you're really made of. At that point, at that decisive point in battle, the one with the more solid resolve will never fall under the blow of the one with the less.
Note the word 'solid' because resolve is not a building that goes higher and higher. It's a root that grows deeper and deeper.
Can resolve be strengthened? I don't know. But highly unlikely. You can never really train for the nastiness of battle. But the things you see and have to do, those things 'harden you' and that forms your baseline, your resolve. Yes, resolve is just a pretty word for stubbornness.
Determination is "I know what I need to do and I'm diligently working towards it." Resolve is "I don't care what I have to do. Imma do it anyway. What choice do I have?"
The Battle Series: Teamwork
//The Battle Series is a collection of posts on what I feel is the best way to challenge situations in life. Applicable anywhere and everywhere. Part one is here
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Chances are if you're going into any battle you've surrounded yourself with some good companions; people who you trust with your back. If you're alone then good for you. You'll have less annoying issues because people will always be a pain when the heat gets cranked up. If you're smart and strong you will manage.. for a while that is. The greatest single-person last man stands have all ended in the person dying. You can do a lot alone; and you can do way more with the right comrades.
One shall chase a thousand…
Two shall chase ten thousand…
The potential value of bringing a comrade on board isn't calculated by addition or multiplication. It's by exponentiation . It's huge. But that's just it. Potential. The actual value can be less, which happens most of the time. And by less I mean you may actually lend your enemy a helping hand. No, seriously ask Rome. When they had two consuls governing the same army. Hannibal ran rings around them. Figuratively of course, because the actual battles were so overly one sided that saying he 'ran rings' just doesn't cut it.
So what is this 'teamwork' that people talk about. Rightly dividing the load equally between your colleagues? Giving each person a chunk as per his or her abilities? I'd say teamwork is whatever works for you when it's not only you involved. Personally I'd define it as doing as much as you can and then tell your comrades, "there, that's my bit. Let's see how far y'all can take it". And the grind continues.
That being said, 'dream teams' are few and are rarely large, because an extra brain is an extra complication you have to handle.
The Battle Series: Train
//The Battle Series is a collection of posts on what I feel is the best way to challenge situations in life. Applicable anywhere and everywhere.
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We aspire. We train. We go through hell to master only the best and most efficient of techniques, preparing for that one battle. That one battle that ultimately will produce only two kinds of people at the end; a victor and a loser.
No one steps in the ring with the intention of being knocked out. No teams run out onto the field, with their fans cheering them on and singing their praises, with the desire to lose. We all want to win, but for that someone must lose.
What is this criterion then that justifies the loser? Did one opponent prepare less than the other? Did one opponent master less efficient techniques? What if two people of equal ability were pitched against each other; what would justify the loser?
But no two people are alike. We all have different bodies and capable of different things. So even if we did undergo the same training from the same master under the same conditions, there's a chance I'd still have an upper hand over you, or the other way round. Because our bodies responded to the training differently, not mentioning the innate strength and intuition we possess.
So, it may be possible that one may be advantaged or disadvantaged right out of the womb, inclining one to think that life may be unfair from the start. But is that the case? Certainly not. The purpose of training is to buff what you already have; it's just the one of the steps in the 1000 mile journey.
Training unlocks what you're capable of. But not what you're truly capable of.


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This is the new FC Barcelona 18/19 home football shirt by Nike.
The new Barcelona home kit, designed for the 2018-19 season, is inspired by Camp Nou's uniting force against the city's 10 districts: Les Corts, Sants-Montjuïc, Sarrià-Sant Gervasi, La Barceloneta, Sant Martí, Ciutat Vella, Gràcia, Horta-Guinardó, Nou Barris and Sant Andreu. Each of those districts is represented on the jersey by a stripe and, in a marked shift from last season, every one is of even width.
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Oooh. I've seen this one, it was in "Jason and the Argonauts." Of course, not only did Jason wait at the cliff's edge until it just barely opened, and had his oarmen paddle like heck from one side to the other, but he had a giant hold the passage open when it started to close again.


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If you have an interest in joining our Board of Directors, or volunteering to serve on one of our committees, we would love to hear from you!
Your contribution to supporting enduring gifts from our donors, keeping in touch with pressing issues of our Columbia Valley communities and strengthening our partnerships in our beautiful Columbia Valley all will contribute to this special place we call home.
Dean Midyette, Chair
Canal Flats, BC
Director Since 2015
Dean was born and raised in Calgary and moved to the valley with his family 17 years ago. Dean holds two post secondary degrees from the University of Calgary. He has served as a councillor for the Village of Canal Flats and was the publisher of the Invermere Valley Echo and the Columbia Valley Pioneer.
Barbara Kloos, Acting Vice-Chair
Invermere, BC
Director since 2012
Barb has lived in Invermere since 1980. She is a dedicated individual who wants to give back to the community which has supported her during her years of working and raising her two children. Barb loves to ski, hike, play hockey, and take advantage of all of the wonderful outdoor activities our community has to offer. A singer in the valley choir and an active volunteer with the Windermere Valley Ski Club, Barb is heavily inspired by the Valley Foundation's efforts in making our Valley a positive place to live and is enthusiastic to help create legacies, ones from which future generations can benefit.
Kyla Lam, Treasurer
Invermere, BC
Director since 2019
Kyla grew up in rural northern British Columbia, completing double degrees in environmental science and business from the University of Alberta. She completed the Chartered Accountant designation in 2009.
Kyla currently works in public practice and instructs part time at College of the Rockies. Her work experience includes roles in both public practice and industry and over the last 20 years has volunteered for various organizations, often in a leadership role.
Kyla and her husband settled in the Columbia Valley in 2012 and welcomed their son in 2015. They can often be found around the valley or in the mountains skiing, snowshoeing, camping, biking and all the others things that make the Valley a wonderful place to call home. Kyla has been passionate about community involvement and social responsibility since high school and excited for the opportunity to be a part of the Foundation.
Brandon Csokonay, Secretary
Spur Valley, BC
Director since 2016
Brandon graduated from David Thompson Secondary School in 2003 and then completed a degree in Business and Entrepreneurship from Mount Royal University in 2007. He enjoys writing, travel, skiing and golf in addition to the multitude of backcountry activities that drew him back to the Columbia Valley.
Katherine Harmsworth, Director
Calgary, AB
Director since 2015
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J. Gayle Harris, Director
Invermere, BC
Director since 2018
Gayle has lived in the Columbia Valley on and off since 2003. Her first career was a highschool teacher in Toronto. Moving west in 1989, she entered the financial services industry and retired in 2014 as a financial planner providing fee only tax, estate and financial planning and investment management services to private high net worth clients. She enjoys golf, tennis, hiking, cycling and kayaking in the Columbia Valley during summers. Winters are spent with her husband in Indio California enjoying many of the same activities.
Paul Kendall, Director
Invermere, BC
Director since 2014
Paul has worked and lived in the Columbia Valley since he and his family moved to Invermere in 2001. Other community service included five years as a Rotarian and two years as a board member on the Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce. Paul is the Regional Manager of Commercial Services for Kootenay Savings Credit Union.
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Invermere, BC
Director since 2019
Shawn Raven was raised in the Columbia Valley and studied to specialize in early childhood development. With this skill and expertise, she has worked with at risk youth in the Columbia Valley for over 25 years. Shawn's expertise in the complexity of serving at risk youth results in an understanding of how government, private philanthropy and public services can work together, and where gaps exist in serving this vulnerable populations.
Shawn looks forward to giving back to the Valley she loves through her board work at the community foundation whilst continuing to achieve great impact with all youth. In her down time Shawn loves being outdoors whether it is camping, kayaking or taking her dog Tucker for a walk. She and her husband Brent have raised two daughters in the Valley who are now pursuing post-secondary education and plan on returning to the valley when finished.
Nancy Wilfley, Director and Chair, Grants Committee
Windermere, BC
Director since 2019
Nancy Wilfley's roots run deep in the East Kootenays. Her family is from Kimberley BC. Fourth generation, Nancy was born in Kimberley. She was raised in Calgary Alberta, and spent her childhood traveling back and forth to the Kootenays for summer vacations and holidays Moving to Invermere in 1989, Nancy raised her son here. Nancy loves golfing, fishing, kayaking, hiking and all the outdoor activities the valley has to offer. She looks forward to volunteering in her retirement.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7442118553903305723.post5584581639492813941..comments2020-07-04T07:19:59.918+10:00Comments on Chart Beats: This Week In 1994: July 3, 1994Gavin Scotthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7442118553903305723.post-57647596456752284462019-07-04T18:50:47.053+10:002019-07-04T18:50:47.053+10:00It's funny how curvaceous Dannii looks in the ...It's funny how curvaceous Dannii looks in the 'Get Into You' video, after seeming to have lost a notable amount of weight for 'This Is It'.

Kate Ceberano seemed to release flop after flop in between 'Everything's Alright' and 'Pash'. It's amazing she wasn't 'dropped' during that time.

Despite not really being a huge ABBA fan, I really liked Björn Again's take on 'Flashdance...', cheesy as it may be. I liked the concept of them tackling non-ABBA songs in an ABBA-esque manner.

I didn't discover this until a few years ago (I think through the comments on my upload of the video), but the model in the JX video is actually the blonde woman who was a backing singer in Womack & Womack's 'Teardrops' video! She is actually a real singer, to boot - but obviously that's not her on the 'Son of a Gun' vocals.

I thought 'The Real Thing' was one of 2 Unlimited's best singles, and was disappointed with its #39 peak.

I loathe this version of 'Baby I Love Your Way', so of course it became inescapable for several months of '94.ohnoitisnathanhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7442118553903305723.post-38316571105511063152019-07-04T12:40:53.468+10:002019-07-04T12:40:53.468+10:00This was my 16th birthday! I thought the JX song (...This was my 16th birthday! I thought the JX song (particularly the video) was really stupid at first, but it sort of grew on me. The follow-up single was better though.

Apparently Kurt Cobain and Nirvana really liked Björn Again after seeing them at the Reading Festival. They did a version of "Smells Like Teen Spirit" but I've never heard it.

"The Real Thing" was alright, but nothing special. I'd never noticed the similarity with Toccata and Fugue though. I guess things like that are why I'm here!Petehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club – Portland, OR
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www.pumpkinridge.com Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club is a golf club near Portland, Oregon, just north of North Plains in Washington County. Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club is an award-winning 36-hole club opened in 1992 and has hosted several major golf tournaments, including the US Women's Open in both 1997 and 2003. Since 2009, it has hosted the annual Safeway Classic on the LPGA Tour. The Witch Hollow course is private, and the Ghost Creek is public.
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Caltex Spark Accelerator 2018
By Beatrice Bowen, Head of New Business and Innovation, Caltex Australia
Beatrice Bowen is the Head of New Business & Innovation at Caltex Australia. Having with been with Caltex for over 10 year, Beatrice leads the development of innovation across their convenience retail business. With the emergence of disruption, Beatrice's role is to develop strategies around how they can better utilise their national real estate network to better serve customers. Beatrice shares some insights on running the inaugural Spark Accelerator.
Why did Caltex commission the Spark accelerator?
Caltex commissioned the Spark accelerator to deliver on our innovation ambitions; recruiting some of the best entrepreneurial talent across Australia & NZ to deliver new business ideas and customer solutions.
What were your expectations in terms of outcomes before launching the program?
Our expectation for the Spark accelerator program was to help embed a culture of innovation within Caltex and to ensure our customers, shareholders and employees are part of that journey. Caltex Spark was a whole of business initiative and one that we anticipated our people could get behind, get involved in and adopt new ways of working in the future.
How does the accelerator support the broader strategy for innovation at Caltex?
Caltex has a long history of adapting to changing consumer needs from new types of fuel, expansion into overseas markets and the development of an award winning retail concept, The Foodary. Caltex Spark continues this journey to ensure we cast a wide net for ideas and are attracting the best talent to our organisation.
What insights or learnings can you share with other corporates who are looking to innovate?
To be successful in this space, you need to embed a culture of innovation that is sustainable, repeatable and ground up. The best ideas often come from the depths of the organisation or externally – leadership in innovation is providing the catalyst for ideas, not the ideas themselves.
What do you foresee to be the biggest challenge during the program this year?
The biggest challenge was competing priorities in the business and ensuring we had the right balance and the right people fostering the relationships with the cohort – this is something I'm really proud that we achieved.
What do you foresee to be the biggest benefit (expected or unexpected) this year?
The biggest benefit was the level of enthusiasm for Caltex Spark both internally at Caltex and in our networks for clients and customers. It was testament to this enthusiasm that there wasn't a spare seat on Demo Day!
What are the outcomes delivered (e.g. customer deal, investment, trials, etc) by the program to date?
We had a 75% success rate across our cohort both in customer deals, potential investments and multiple trials achieved and ongoing. We are really proud of the results we generated from Caltex Spark.
What's next for Caltex Spark?
We're keen to keep the momentum of Caltex Spark going, ensuring our cohort remains supported by the business and ensuring innovation is something the Caltex Australia brand continues to be synonymous with.


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Join us for one or both afternoons of collaborative art making immersed in nature:
July 19 (Hive Week 2, Marvelous Inventions and Illusions): Help create a camouflaged world in the Sculpture Park.
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Jessica Goldstein writing for Vulture:
House of Cards fired Kevin Spacey, and offed his character, Frank Underwood, amid a multitude of credible allegations of sexual predation, rape, and violence. In the wake of these revelations and Spacey's removal came a creative opportunity: With Frank axed, the show could go places that did not involve Frank at all. Nothing in this farewell season needed to be about Frank. But virtually everything was.
Spoiler warning. Don't click through on this unless you're ok with that.
Jessica nails it with her criticism of this final episode and final season. It was disappointing to see a show that began so incredibly well to end so horribly.


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Country Cottage
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Birthday Lions
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SIBE Birthday card 1
The first birthday card I've sent in the SIBE group. I've tried to stick to the writing theme and used a Victorian image of lady with typewriter. Embossed with a Crafter's Companion Clock folder and the die is by Tonic. I'm worried it's a bit plain as I do love my flowers but was trying to keep it flat given postage costs have gone up so much. I'm not really a flat card person so going to have to practice a bit more. This was a little rushed as only got the date to send out close to the birthday date. Still think it looks nice though, I did a fancy inside too but can't show that because I wrote inside before I remembered to photograph it. Hoping the recipient will like it.
Memo to self...photographing white cards on a white background is rather a dumb idea..
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Bird talk card
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Saturday, 26 December 2015
Christmas Easel Card
This is my first attempt at an easel card. I did go slightly wrong on my measurements somewhere as it wasn't quite level a the top when closed flat but my dad and Sandy never noticed that and love the card.
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Blue Floral Birthday Card
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One of my favorite National Review pieces was the cover article for the April 22, 1996 edition. It was "Liberalism and Terror" by the late Conor Cruise O'Brien, who died last Thursday, and the article was an outstanding example of insightful and intellectually vigorous writing. In his honor, I offer two paragraphs from "Liberalism and Terror."
Liberalism and terrorism appear as opposing concepts. But they have something in common. Both belong to the large and heterogeneous family of the devotees of freedom. Freedom is the most powerful and the most ambiguous of abstract ideas. There are two main divisions within the massive ambiguities. There is freedom combined with order and limited by law. This is the freedom of England's Glorious Revolution and of the American Constitution. This is the "manly, moral, regulated liberty" which Burke defended in Reflections on the Revolution in France. This is the freedom of the mainstream liberal tradition in the English-speaking world. And it is also the freedom of the mainstream conservative tradition in the same world. In their philosophy of freedom, the common ground between the two traditions is more important than the differences. Edmund Burke belongs to both those traditions, and no one should seek to wrest him from one of them in order to monopolize him for the other.
Outside the zone of ordered freedom, now more or less coextensive with the Western world, the idea of freedom and the love of freedom take starker and more elemental forms. Freedom is thought of as the appurtenance and rightful heritage of a particular group of people defined by nationality, religion, language, ancestry, or territorial affiliation, and usually by some combination of several of these elements. Some other group or groups of people are felt to be denying freedom to us, who must have it. Freedom so understood is one of the most powerful of human motivating forces and the most destructive, impelling large numbers of people to risk their lives for it and to take the lives of others, the enemies of freedom. Serbs and Croats cut one another's throats, and all for freedom's sake.


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The EMA has published the minutes of its face-to-face meeting with the EUnetHTA (European Network for Health Technology Assessment) which was held on 8 May 2015.
There were in-depth discussions on various items during this meeting including:
Update on Medicines Adaptive Pathways to Patients' (MAPPs) and Adaptive Pathways (AP) Pilots: The EMA announced that the review of stage 2 proposals is currently ongoing (for which 8 products have been selected as of March 2015). Several aspects of engagements across stakeholders were discussed including economic model, which is of very high importance to payers. Participation in pilots is of interest for HTA and payer organisations, however resourcing is a bottleneck (conflicting with resources dedicated to the parallel EMA/HTA scientific advice, for which there has seen a substantial increase of requests this year).
Regarding MAPPs, the EMA reported on the progress with the IMI proposal ADAPT SMART that was submitted in response to the "coordination and support action" call topic on MAPPs
The action points of the discussion:
• EUnetHTA to facilitate contribution of different HTA institutions to the initiatives on Adaptive Pathways / MAPPs.
• EUnetHTA to continue exploring with payers how they can be involved in the development.
• EUnetHTA will continue to clarify how to can get information exchange with additional HTA organisations including from new Member States (MS).
• EMA to explore feasibility of defining "sample" scenarios to be discussed with HTAs in the context of the ADAPT-SMART project.
During the recent TOPRA DIA meeting held on 30 June 2015 on AP, Hugo Hurts (from Dutch MEB) and Leeza Osipenko (from UK's NICE) also shared their experience with the pilots and highlighted the issue of low involvement of pricing and reimbursement authorities (because of resourcing issues mentioned above and early commitment). They also outlined the need for the companies to "think very carefully about the value propositions of their product…as early as the end of Phase I" (for more details on this workshop, please refer to the communication sent yesterday by Lindsay, Sabine and Karl).
Update on Parallel EMA/HTA Scientific Advice: Updates on both the parallel EMA/HTA scientific advice as well as the SEED project were provided. It was generally noted that a challenge is the definition of objectives of early dialogue given the different backgrounds and remits of the organisations involved. The feasibility of a permanent model for the SEED will be discussed at the next plenary EUnetHTA meeting (joint reports on both parallel EMA/HTA Scientific Advice and SEED expected)
Update on on-market evidence collection: An overview of opportunities for regulatory involvement and for potential HTA-regulatory collaboration for on-market evidence generation was provided. Of particular interest was the use of registries and their conduct in countries with interest from a clinical practice perspective. The CHMP is also developing principles for indication wording, with particular reflection on broadening and narrowing compared to the study population investigated in the clinical trials supporting the application. In such case, some key elements considered are the study population (e.g. inclusion criteria, representativeness) and benefit risk assessment (e.g. effect size, uncertainties, concerns in subpopulations, pharmacogenomic considerations, knowledge of mechanism of action) with additional fine-tuning based on factors like disease characterising, predictability of biomarkers. In this respect, the grounds of broadening/narrowing indications are therefore of high importance for the HTA's own assessment.
Orphan medicines: Divergences were noted between the regulatory/HTA's approach of the major contribution to patient care or "ease of use". Indeed, this criterion is seen as sufficient by the COMP to support the "significant benefit", and maintain the orphan drug designation, whereas its use is exceptional for HTAs, where the demonstration of improved effectiveness is generally required as a result of "ease of use". A comparison of both the regulatory significant benefit assessment and the HTA's Relative Effectiveness Assessment (REA) has been then requested for the next meeting.


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watch neo-folk heroine common holly's vhs-inspired video for "nothing"
The artist premieres a nostalgic visual from her debut album, "Playing House."
Photography Sean Mundy
It's early morning in Montreal when Brigitte Naggar, a.k.a Common Holly, answers the phone. After our interview her plan is to go buy a coat to get her through the cold Quebec winter. Naggar was born in New York in 1992 and moved to Montreal when she was 10 months old. Her parents relocated north to escape their crime-riddled Brooklyn neighborhood, where her father was twice held up at gunpoint and her mother was interrupted by an intruder while breastfeeding on the third floor of their Boerum Hill apartment building. She credits her father — who she describes as "kind of a rocker guy" and who bought her her first guitar — as a major source of creative inspiration. "He's the one that will show up at my concerts wearing a leather jacket," she says with pride.
On her debut album, Playing House, Naggar opens up about her first major relationship — which began when she was 18 and ended when she was 22. She explores the idea that it is through conscious thought and deliberate actions that one becomes a fully functioning adult, and how by acknowledging your differing levels of maturity you can take steps to either continue or end your relationship. She navigates this subject with a weary but conversational tone that translates beautifully into nine electro-acoustic folk songs.
"Nothing," the second track on Playing House, is about having to sever all ties and end the relationship. She says, "[It] came from me quite sincerely not wanting to inflict any more pain on my ex." And while it comes across as quite a sassy song, she says, "I feel pretty good about making a pretty light song of it." She enlisted an old friend of Mac DeMarco's to make her a sweet analog video, which you can watch above.
Your parents both play instruments (piano and guitar). Growing up, did you ever feel like you were destined to become a musician?
I wouldn't say that the professional aspect of it was in my upbringing, because I feel like no parent really wants their child to become a musician, at least not in this generation. But I definitely was primed for it, and I think my dad especially is very happy with the choices I've made. I'm doing what he probably would have wanted to do, so I think it's nice for him.
Some musicians create a persona to separate themselves from their art. How do you view Common Holly?
Choosing a name for me was really important, because there was really no chance of me being able to promote anything under my own name. I think that's a pretty common hang-up for solo artists. Promoting yourself is really tough. Common Holly was an aesthetic choice related to the music. I liked the understatedness of a general plant, and I liked the idea of a berry, but with dark, sharp leaves. I think that stood for what my music does; it's nice music but in a bit of a dark package with sometimes unexpected production. So all of those things culminated in the name.
The video for "Nothing" has an old-school VHS aesthetic. Where did the idea come from?
That came from Nathan Schmidt, the director of the video. I actually met him at an after-party for Mac DeMarco's Montreal show. He's an old friend of Mac's. We were dancing and we talked about maybe collaborating on music, then I think we just became social media friends, as we all do these days. I just really liked his aesthetic and I liked the little clips he was putting out. He's got an apartment full of old gear, all kinds of analog stuff, and an enormous collection of VHSs. He just loves making stuff out of that old gear, and everything he does comes from there. There are points [in the video] where you can actually see the background being drawn in. He's got this little analog pad where he literally just draws the background.
Was it your first time working with a green screen?
It was. I had a hilarious time. What I like about this video is that I get to be silly in it. I think that my music is pretty serious a lot of the time, and it can be pretty dark, but something I wouldn't want people to forget is that I'm a silly person.
The term "playing house" refers to playing in a make-believe world, so how does the title relate to the subject of your songs?
I feel like it's best explained in the title track of the album . There are lyrics that say, "I'll play mum and you'll play daddy, and we'll ruin us beyond repair". I wrote the album first and then I came up with the name. I felt like the theme of the record was about two people in a relationship trying to be grown-ups – trying to make it permanent in a way that it never could have been. For me, the relationship ended because I grew up and realized that I'd outgrown it. It had its place, which was a beautiful place, for sure, but you change so much as you grow up and in a serious relationship you can pretend as much as you want that it's permanent, but you can never really know.


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February 22-23, 2019
Come along and join our Teaching Shakespeare Institute staff and great guest faculty in a deep dive into the Folger's way of teaching Shakespeare—an interactive, student-centered approach that incorporates attention to scholarship, performance, and what happens in your classroom. And . . . that is effective for students of all ability levels.
- Work with language from a variety of plays.
- Learn how to sequence and teach the most essential strategies for connecting all kinds of students to Shakespeare's words, characters, and ideas.
- Gain special access to the world's largest Shakespeare collection and do some work on the first Elizabethan stage in North America.
- See and discuss with cast members a production of Nell Gwynn at the Folger Theatre.
[Yes, Nell Gwynn. A humble orange seller from the streets of Drury Lane steps onto the stage and becomes the darling of the Restoration theater. Nell discovers one of her biggest fans is none other than Charles II. Smitten with Nell's spirit, the king brings her to court as a favorite mistress. Commissioned by Shakespeare's Globe, this sparkling portrait of a rare woman earned accolades in London last season. This heart-warming and hilarious look at an amazing woman of her—or any—age is "an absolute treat" (The Times).]
You and 29 other new colleagues. If you are new to the Folger, we'd love to meet and work with you. If you are a Folger alum, we'd love to see you and work together again! You won't be bored because we are always learning and growing here.
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Ms. Buss received her JD from Fordham University School of Law, where she was a member of the Fordham Journal of Corporate & Financial Law. She received her LLM in Taxation from New York University School of Law in May 2019.
Milton Young Tax Prize
- LLM, New York University School of Law, 2019
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Hot/cold treatments
We use hot/cold treatments simultaneously to both reduce swelling and encourage healing.
So when do we know which therapy to use? Well is important that you first identify the injury before assessing which type of treatment to use on yourself.
Below are the therapies most effective with the listed injuries.
Cold Therapy - Acute Injuries: Ice should be applied for the first 3 days following any type of acute injury such as a sprain, post surgery, or with any type of swelling. Cooling treatments reduce inflammation by constricting blood vessels around the area of injury. A cold pack also works to decrease pain, reduce muscle spasms and to facilitate movement. Be careful to always have something between the ice pack and your skin to avoid frostbite or any harm to the skin.
Heat Therapy- Heat should be used for chronic pain, muscle soreness and stiffness. Heat therapy works, as you might have guessed, quite opposite of cold therapy. Heat opens up the blood vessels and allows blood to flow freely to the affected area. This increased circulation quickens the healing time for the body because it delivers more oxygen and nutrients to the injured muscles. Heat should be avoided with open wounds, acute inflammation, during a flare-up of rheumatoid arthritis, over a blood clot, malignant tissue or an area of decreased sensation.
If you are unsure what treatment to use, it is important to get properly diagnosed by a specialist, and get advised on whether cold or heat therapy is necessary.
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Comcast Merger Signals a Brightening M&A Market?
Comcast's announcement of their intent to merge with Time Warner Cable in a $45.2 billion deal will turn them into one of the largest, cable companies.
28 February 2014
Comcast's recent announcement of their intention to merge with Time Warner Cable in a deal worth $45.2 billion will turn them into one of the largest, if not the largest, cable companies in the country. This is the second massive deal for Comcast, as the ink has only just dried on their full control and acquisition of NBC Universal. Large deals like these don't seem to be so surprising anymore, so perhaps the M&A market is really getting better.
According to the Intralinks Deal Flow Predictor, early-stage M&A activity in North America jumped by 26% Year-over-Year (YoY) in Q4 2013. This was the strongest Q4 YoY growth among the four global regions Intralinks tracks (North America, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific) and should lead to a solid uptick in the number/value of announced North American M&A deals in the first half of 2014. The recent announcement by Comcast just played right into those numbers.
Based on the recent trends in the DFI data, it's looking like 2013 will prove to be the bottom for M&A deal volumes and that 2014 will offer much brighter prospects for dealmakers. It's only February, so with rumblings of other large deals already being heard, perhaps the market, while more cautious, is really looking up.


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Welcome to this beautiful garden! Here you will find many options to decorate it however you like. Then you can have a cup of tea or coffee and read a book! This garden's future depends solely on you! Let's decorate!


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By Kunal Shah and Mithila Mehta | Here it is! Here's our Mika Hakkinen special episode.
We spent much of the last weekend with the Flying Finn as he visited India to promote his Never Drink & Drive campaign. We had the former World Champion on our Facebook Live show as well on our podcast and yes, we did #JoinThePact in Hakkinen's presence. Have you? (Here's where you can: https://www.liveinstyle.com/johnniewalkerthejourney)
In this week's special episode, we get Mika Hakkinen to review the 2017 Formula 1 Season, his views on the current superstar drivers (Hamilton, Vettel, Verstappen, etc.) and what he believes the future of his Finnish compatriots (Bottas and Raikkonen) will be. Also, what does he make of Fernando Alonso's quest to be the "world's best racer"?
Apart from the current season, we discuss Hakkinen's career – his first win and what was his reaction when he lost most of his trophies to a house fire in 2008! Finally, is a McLaren team management role on Hakkinen's mind, and outside of Formula 1, who is his most challenging rival? Tune in!


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Peri-menopause and menopause comes along with a lot of hormonal changes, mainly to estrogen and progesterone.
Whilst during perimenopause both estrogen and progesterone decrease, the ratio between the two hormones changes (they are usually more balanced out in a healthy individual pre-menopause). The ration of estrogen is higher compared to progesterone and it can lead to estrogen dominance and the symptoms it can cause.
Both hormones are influenced by what is happening in our body when we are in fight and flight mode, which means that cortisol levels increase. This increase leads to a further increase in estrogen and through a feedback loop to a further reduction in progesterone, increasing estrogen dominance during peri-menopause specifically.
Some symptoms can be:
- Depression, anxiety, iritability
- Insomina
- Brainfog
- headaches, fibroids
By managing stress you have some control over your estrogen and progesterone levels:
Managing Stress
- Exercise (you may want to avoid long distance/endurance events which put your body under chronic stress
- Yoga and meditation
- Practice self-care, Journal, do things that relax you, take a time out, find time for yourself
- Eat wholesome, healthy diet (See nutrition blog)
- Avoid skincare that contains xenoestrogens, these compounds are also found in plastic containers etc
- Practice good sleep hygenie
- Some supplements like Ashwaganda or Macca powder might be useful
- Say NO
Our bodies can't distinguish between emotional, psychological and physical stress, so stress should be carefully managed via all the different aspects, don't let your stress bucket overflow.


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