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Thrilled to finally have a piece of the latest flagship killer smartphone from OnePlus? Here's the ultimate guide to the best OnePlus 5 tips and tricks to help you conquer the beast in all its glory and make the most of your brand new phone.
In a market that is dominated by tech giants such as Samsung, HTC, and LG, a young brand like OnePlus debuted in an unconventional way. The first flagship killer, OnePlus One was released to counter the Galaxy S5, but priced almost half of the latter, which encouraged the brand to sell more than a million units despite the plans to sell only 50,000 units in the first year.
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Fast forward to 2017 where the competition continues to be fierce, OnePlus 5 has made its mark within a week of its release. While the 2017 flagship killer isn't as affordable as its predecessors, it still manages to beat the competing flagship Android smartphones by a couple hundred.
Being marked as the fastest selling device ever made by the company, it's fair to say that plenty of customers are looking for the best OnePlus 5 tips and tricks to try out on their brand new device. From the brand new dual-camera setup to the optimized OxygenOS equipped on the OnePlus 5, here are some of the most useful aspects of the device that every user should try out.
Taking the best pictures
Since the brand new dual-camera setup is the hottest item on the OnePlus 5, let's jump straight into what it is capable of on the hardware and software end. Starting off with some automatic features, you can lock the auto focus and auto exposure by simply doing a long press on the screen.
When you tap on the screen while using the camera, you'll also notice a slider with the brightness icon appear. This slider can be used to adjust the brightness levels of the picture and locked on for the perfect shot. You'll also notice a circular "1x" icon, a single tap of which can be used to automatically achieve 2x "lossless" zoom featured by OnePlus.
Finally, the Depth effect mode can be activated by swiping to the right of the screen, which helps you get a picture similar to the portrait mode on iPhone 7 Plus. This mode helps you put the focus on a particular object and blur out the background to get a DSLR-worthy shot every time.
Implement the on-screen gestures
Gestures have become all the rage recently and OnePlus has packed a bunch of them with its latest smartphone. Similar to its predecessor the OnePlus 3, you can find a slew of gestures such as flip to mute, three-finger screenshot, double tap to wake, gestures to activate the flashlight and camera etc.
From the main screen of your OnePlus 5, head over to the Settings app using the app drawer or the notification screen and scroll down to find "Gestures". Simply hit the toggle next to the gesture that you want to activate. Furthermore, you can also use on-screen gestures to draw letters and jump directly to specific apps on your device.
Enable the Reading Mode
There are plenty of ways you can make your Android into an e-book reader, but OnePlus 5 makes the entire ordeal so much simpler. There's a Reader Mode baked right into the OxygenOS that uses the ambient light sensor on the phone to tweak the color temperatures and makes the display screen far more comfortable on your eyes during a long and leisurely reading session.
From the Settings menu on your OnePlus 5, scroll down to find the "Display" menu and then tap on "Reading Mode" to get started. You can either choose to toggle the feature manually or configure to be automatically activated when using certain apps. To do so, simply checkmark the apps installed on your phone and the next time you open them, the Reading Mode will kick in automatically to make the visual experience comfortable.
Choose your navigation preference
With even the iconic navigation buttons from the Samsung's Galaxy lineup gone, there are only a handful Android devices left that do not offer on-screen navigation buttons. OnePlus has kept one of its most cherished features alive in the OnePlus 5, which is the ability to choose between the physical navigation buttons on the right and left of the fingerprint sensor, or enable on-screen navigation buttons for ease of use.
While you get to choose your navigation style right from the setup screen, you can choose at any time by heading over to the Settings app. Under the Buttons menu, you can toggle on the "on-screen navigation bar" and get virtual buttons right away. Moreover, you can also use the "Swap buttons" toggle to change the position of the back and recent keys from left to right and vice versa.
Configure the Alert Slider
Every smartphone has its unique selling point, and one of the many that the OnePlus brand has sported for the past couple of years is the Alert Slider. Similar to the Silent Switch on the iPhone, this toggle button on the upper-left side of the OnePlus 5 enables you to toggle between loud, vibrate, and silent profiles with a single flick. The lower position of the Alert Slider is set to default, the middle position puts it in silent mode and moving it all the way up enables the "Do not disturb" mode.
To set preferences for the silent and DND mode, head over to "Settings->Alert slider", where you can access the "Silent" menu to enable or disable alarms, media sounds, and vibration when in silent mode. Similarly, head over to the "Do not disturb" menu to set up exceptions such as calls and messages from starred contacts, repeat callers, events, reminders and more.
Comfortable viewing with Night Mode
Blue light filters certainly aren't a new feature on the modern range of Android devices, and while OnePlus has offered this feature since last year, it's become ever better. Rather than having to toggle the night mode switch from the notification menu every time like a caveman, the OnePlus 5 comes manages your display hues automatically when the sun sets and rises.
To get the night mode activated on your OnePlus 5, head over to Settings->Display and scroll down to activate the "Night mode" toggle. From the same screen, you can automate the night mode by enabling the sunrise-to-sunset feature or set the clock yourself to have the night mode kick in during the sleepy times. You can even use the slider to adjust the blue light filter to make sure that effect is just right on your eyes.
Enjoy undisturbed gaming
Mobile gaming has a come a long way, but the constant bombardment of notifications does make us realize its limitations. Samsung created a nifty Game Mode of Galaxy devices to battle this problem, and OnePlus has realized the potential of it, which is why the OnePlus 5 comes with its very own Gaming Do Not Disturb feature.
The Gaming DND mode is baked right into OxygenOS, so head over to Settings->Advanced->Gaming Do Not Disturb and activate it. Once you have this feature enabled, it will stop any notifications from popping up on the screen during your mobile gaming session. Furthermore, the capacitive buttons can also be put on a lockdown so you don't end up making an accidental tap during the gameplay.
Organize with Shelf
Another useful unique feature that OnePlus has developed is the Shelf screen on the left side of the home screen, which helps you organize widgets in a single place. The same great feature comes to OnePlus 5 with some excellent upgrades which can be called upon from the home screen by simply swiping right.
Using the Shelf screen, you get quick access to recent apps, recent contacts, notes, weather notifications and more. By using the "+" icon on the bottom-right corner of the screen, you have the freedom to add third-party widgets to any location on the Shelf and have a bunch of shortcut features and useful information just a swipe away.
Taking extra-long screenshots
Screenshots are so useful, but the only thing better than a screenshot is a super long screenshot that saves you to the time of grabbing multiple ones. Taking the idea of scrolling screenshots from Galaxy Note devices and adding their two cents to it, OnePlus 5 comes with the ability to take screenshots of entire pages in a single sweep.
Start off by taking a screenshot like you normally would by pressing the Power and Volume Down button simultaneously. As soon as the screenshot is taken, press the button that appears at the bottom of the screenshot and the phone will automatically grab everything on the screen and scroll down automatically until it reaches the end of the page.
Secure box for added privacy
We've all got our secret data and private pictures that need to be tucked away in a safe corner. Samsung already has the Secure Folder to take care of private content, and now OnePlus 5 does as well, thanks to the Secure box. However, unlike the Secure Folder on Samsung, the Secure box isn't an individual app, but a part of the file manager app that comes preinstalled on the device.
Head over to the app drawer and open the File Manager app to find the Secure box menu on the screen. You'll have to start off by creating a PIN to access the secure box and once you've done that, you can use it to store anything from images and videos to documents and files safely away from the prying eyes.
Cleaning out status bar
Having the Bluetooth icon and VoLTE light up on the status bar is great for when you need to know they're active. But for those who prefer a minimalist look on their device through and through, OnePlus 5 offers a great way to clear out the clutter from the status bar. By using this built-in tweak of the OxygenOS, you can remove some (or all) the icons from the status bar for a sleek and clean look.
Head over to Settings->Status Bar and navigate to the "Icon Manager", which holds a list of all the elements that pop up on the status bar. From this menu, you can choose to select or deselect icons for alarms, mobile data, Wi-Fi, volume, NFC, VoLTE and many others from showing up on the status bar of your smartphone.
Calibrate the display
Joining the ranks of most modern high-end smartphones, OnePlus has implemented the revered AMOLED displays on the OnePlus 3T and now the OnePlus 5 as well. Apart from better visual details and battery-friendly features, this display is capable of being fine-tuned based on individual preferences. Using the Screen Calibration feature on the phone, you can choose from the preset modes or customize the RGB scale for comfort.
To get started with the tweaking, head over to Settings->Display->Screen Calibration where you will be able to see the Default, sRGB, and Custom color options. You can switch between the first couple of options and preview the changes, or use "Custom color" to make the colors warmer or cooler using the slider and find your visual sweet spot.
Honorable mention – OnePlus easter egg
If you've been a OnePlus patron since the very beginning and feel you know everything there is to know, there's one easter egg you might have skipped. Similar to how Google hides a piece of its spirit in the "About" section of the Android OS, OnePlus has something mildly cool hidden in the calculator app.
Just head over to the calculator app on your OnePlus 5, type in "1+" and hit the "=" sign. We'll keep the outcome a surprise for you to try out for yourself and enjoy the little nugget of fun hidden in the OxygenOS by OnePlus.
What is your absolute favorite software tweak or hardware feature that makes OnePlus 5 the official flagship killer of 2017? Did we miss out on any of the best OnePlus 5 tips and tricks that deserve to be on the list? Make sure to mention it in the comments below and start your very own OnePlus 5 discussion thread on the Updato Forum right now.


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Siegfried isn't just attorney Michael Sutherlin's 4-year-old Doberman. He's also a trusted aide who's never far from the lawyer's side at home or at his Indianapolis office.
"I just like having dogs around. They sort of calm you down, and they pay attention to you when you're making the best argument you've ever made," Sutherlin said.
Sutherlin isn't alone in favoring four-legged friends at work, and multiple studies show pets in the workplace reduce stress and appear to improve job satisfaction. But not every office allows pets, and some people may view legal beagles as less than professional.
But Robert E. Grant doesn't see it that way. As chief judge of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Indiana, he's been bringing Chloe to his Fort Wayne office for about six years, after adopting her from a shelter when she was 2 years old.
"Everything you read in the press in regard to published studies is true," Grant said, noting benefits beyond stress reduction, including improved morale and increased productivity. "When Chloe isn't here, the office is not as happy a place."
Chloe, a border collie-Newfoundland mix, changed things for the better, Grant said. "What I ended up doing, I spend the lunch hour, the noon hour, walking her. Previously, I spent it working at my desk. … Coming from someone who didn't exercise at all, that was quite a change, and I consider it beneficial."
Grant's office doesn't get a lot of traffic, but he said Chloe even changed that a bit. "I'm amazed at the number of people who stop by to see Chloe. Nobody stops by to see me," Grant quipped.
Bays Family Law attorneys Donna Bays and daughter Jennifer Bays Beinart say bringing their pets to work at their Zionsville office is good practice not just for them, but also for clients. Bays gave her daughter a rat terrier named Gideon as a law school graduation present, and Bays later adopted Mordecai, a bichon frise. Both are now regulars at the office.
"Our dogs are an integral part of our law firm, and we
wouldn't have it any other way," Bays Beinart said.
Bays said she always checks with clients to ask if they have any discomfort around dogs. She said the only people who've had objections are dog owners themselves worried that their pets might react negatively to the scent of another dog.
Mordecai seems to have remarkable empathy, Bays explained. "What's amazing is, he can tell when people are getting emotional just ahead of the actual emotion." she said. At the office, Mordecai usually makes himself at home in his doggie bed, but when he senses an emotional response, he approaches the person, raises his front paws on the edge of their seat and leans in to offer comfort.
"Frankly, it's very calming to have this little loving animal right there as people are having to tell things that are frightening or embarrassing," she said. "We're divorce lawyers who do lots of child custody cases, so emotion is the norm."
The positive difference dogs can make for children is something Lake Superior Juvenile Judge Thomas Stefaniak Jr. took to heart when he was appointed to the court last year. He wanted a therapy dog that could help bridge the gap between the court and youths in the county juvenile detention center, said Mark Price, chief deputy in Stefaniak's court.
Flying W Farms in Piketon, Ohio, donated an American mastiff pup, Moxie, who's been coming to court every day and is being trained as a therapy dog.
Price said either he or Stefaniak walk Moxie through the detention center daily, and getting to spend time with her is a reward for juveniles. "We bring the dog and have the kids get a chance to interact with something other than walls and cell doors," Price said.
"Moxie's with the judge 24/7. She lives with him, comes to work, goes to community events – she's at work just like the rest of us," he said.
Moxie's training will last until she's about 2 years old, but Price said there are some things that seem to come naturally. "They're called gentle giants and their demeanor is just amazing," Price said of the breed. When Moxie is full grown, she may tip the scales at 140 to 160 pounds, but American mastiffs are reputed to be among the most therapeutic breeds for children.
"They seem to know when kids are needing attention," Price said. "They seem to know when kids are in distress." Indianapolis constitutional law attorney Rich Waples practices in a home office where his dog Bo and cat Pepper have run of the place. It usually isn't a problem, though he has had the occasional client with allergies to cats. When that's an issue, he keeps the cat out of the office or meets those clients at another location.
"Most people love the dog and cat. They're very good-natured animals," Waples said. How people respond to the animals can be useful, too, he said, because it can lend insight into someone's personality.
Many lawyers who bring their pets to work, like Waples, have the benefit of a home office, or they're the boss and can make the rules. When Jennifer Irons opened her own general practice last November in Cedar Lake after working 11 years in private practice and as a deputy prosecutor, she said being able to bring her goldendoodle Emma to work was one of the best parts.
"It makes my day much happier to have her curled up by my feet," Irons said. Emma makes rounds to Irons' associate and office manager, too, "so they also get to benefit from having a little attention throughout the day."
Clients sometimes can be nervous or intimidated walking into an attorney's office, Irons said, but Emma puts them at ease. "I can see people relax and immediately respond to her. It often sets a comfortable tone for the client meeting."
Brownsburg attorney Sarah Heck has taken Tanner, a pit bull mix, to work for the past couple of years. "I feel lucky to have the sort of job where I can do this," she said.
Tanner can be a little eager to greet, so Heck keeps a pet gate on her office door when visitors come. "Most of my clients think it's great, and many want to meet him," she said.
James E. Gentry Jr. represents clients in Indiana and Kentucky and works from his main office in Evansville and a home office in Dixon, Ky. Though he said about 80 percent of his caseload is in Indiana, his 4-year-old boxer mix Bay Bay makes a persuasive case for him to work from the home office, especially on cold and rainy days.
Bay Bay gives a little low throat groan when visitors are arriving, Gentry said. "For me, it's a nice 'Hey, someone's coming' warning.
"Many of my Kentucky clients are farmers and other rural folks, and they always love seeing Bay Bay. Actually, when I opened my Dixon office in 2012, many people knew BayBay's name before mine," he said.
"She has been and remains quite the popular local celebrity on the courthouse square," Gentry said.•

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I Love Mini-Pets
One of my favorite things in any game is the collection of mini-pets and in Final Fantasy XIV they have a truly silly amount of them. In talking to a guildie today I realized just how contorted it is to try and figure out how to get each of them. They come from vendors, achievements, quests, an random raid and dungeon drops. I thought for today's post I would attempt to pull together a rudimentary list of where you can obtain which minions. This will likely not be a complete list, but it is a good first attempt. I will try and update it for new data as I find what I am missing.
Purchased Minions
This is probably the least complete of the information I have, but if you really want to find out how to get each of the minions, click the link and follow up to find out where the vendor is located. Some of these require you to complete certain FATEs to get the vendor to show up. Anything marked Special event means it is from a holiday event or similar limited time happening.
- Cherry Bomb – Main City Vendor
- Serpent Hatchling
- Baby Bat – Junkmonger Nonoroon
- Wind-Up Minfilia – Rising Vendor (Special Event)
- Hoary the Snowman – Special Event
- Treasure Box – Allied Seals Vendor
- Dust Bunny – Tome of Soldiery Vendor
- Mammet #001
- Tiny Rat – Chachamun
- Fledgling Dodo – Tome of Soldiery Vendor
- Wind-Up Airship
- Wind-Up Succubus – Allied Seal Vendor
- Heavy Hatchling
- Wind-Up Sun
- Wide Eyed Fawn – Tome of Soldiery Vendor
- Flame Hatchling
- Wayward Hatchling
- Storm Hatchling
Beast Tribe Purchased Minions
This next batch are vendor purchased, but require you to gain a certain amount of faction with a given beast tribe to access the minions. It looks like each faction has two different minions.
- Wind-Up Kobold – Kobold Vendor
- Wind-Up Sylph – Sylphic Vendor
- Wind-Up Dezul Qualan – Ixali Vendor
- Wind-Up Amaljaa – Amaljaa Vendor
- Wind-Up Ixal – Ixali Vendor
- Wind-Up Sea Devil – Sahagin Vendor
- Wind-Up Founder – Amaljaa Vendor
- Wind-Up Kobolder – Kobold Vendor
- Wind-Up Violet – Sylphic Vendor
- Wind-Up Sahagin – Sahagin Vendor
- Wind-Up Ixal – Ixali Vendor
Crafting and Harvested Minions
This category of minions is obtained either through a crafted pattern or through harvesting. Click through to the minion to find out specifically what it takes to obtain each.
- Wind-Up Dullahan
- Coblyn Larva
- Tiny Tortoise
- Wind-Up Qiqirn
- Kidragora
- Model Magitek Bit
- Gigantpole
- Model Vanguard
- Magic Broom
- Nana Bear
- Assassin Fry
- Gravel Golem
- Wind-Up Aldgoat
- Plush Cushion
Quested Minions
There are a number of minions that can be obtained through the completion of quests. Here is a list of those that I know of, as well as the quest that goes with them. Be warned looking at the quest might be a bit of a spoiler at times. Anything marked Special event means it is from a holiday event or similar limited time happening.
- Wolf Pup – Mans Best Friend
- Wind-Up Edvya – A Real Peach (Special Event)
- Mini Mole – Thwack A Mole
- Cactuar Cutting – Zombies Are People Too
- Wind-Up Gentleman – Her Last Vow
- Wind-Up Brickman – Breaking Brick Mountains (Special Event)
- Wind-Up Shantotto – Burgeoning Dread (Special Event)
- Tender Lamb – Alls Wool that Ends Wool (Special Event)
- Buffalo Calf – Youre Gonna Carry That
- Coerl Kitten – Curiosity Killed The Coeurl
- Goobbue Sproutling – It Was a Very Good Year
- Chigoe Larva – Occupational Hazards
Achievement Minions
There are a number of minions that are associated with the completion of an achievement. I've attempted to link the achievement to help you figure out what it takes to get each one. Some of them are extremely involved.
- Fledgling Apkallu – Out of Sight Out of Mind
- Wind-Up Louisoix – Out of a Bind I
- Mammet #003U – Bump On A Log: Immortal Flames
- Mammet #003L – Bump On A Log: Maelstrom
- Princely Hatchling – Leaving a Good Impression II
- Mammet #003G – Bump on a Log: Twin Adder
FATE Minions
There are a number of minions that are obtained through the completion of specific FATEs. Generally speaking these require you to get gold completion on the FATE in order to earn the minion. These drop each time you get gold, meaning they are often extremely cheap on the market board.
- Pudgy Puk – The Eyes Have It
- Infant Imp – Go, Go, Gorgimira
- Baby Bun – Lazy For You
- Smallshell – Its Not Lupus
- Baby Raptor – Clearing the Hive
Treasure Map Minions
With the introduction of the treasure map system, there are a number of extremely rare and highly sought after minions that come from completing these maps. From what I understand it is a sub 1% chance of getting one of these minions, because of this… they go for millions of gil each. Good luck!
Gardening Minions
When the housing garden plots were introduced, there are a number of minions that can be in essence grown. Each of them requires you to do some truly contorted things to get a rare seed… that will then grow into the minion. I don't know the specifics but hopefully you can research how to do this elsewhere. I am just providing a list of minions.
Retainer Venture Minions
Similar to the Treasure Map minions… there are minions that have an exceptionally rare chance of being returned from Retainer ventures. Most of these come from exploration ventures of specific gathering types. The rarity causes them to generally be priced in the millions. Hopefully you will have some extremely good luck.
Dungeon Drop Minions
There are a number of minions that can be found as somewhat uncommon drops in various dungeons. Several of these started as 100% chance drops, but as the market was flooded, Square decided to dial back the drop chance making them significantly rarer. The best option for these is to farm them by running the dungeon multiple times.
- Demon Brick – Amdapor Keep
- Bite-Sized Pudding – The Wanderer's Palace
- Morbol Seedling – Aurum Vale
- Mummy's Little Mummy – The Sunken Temple of Qarn (Hard)
- Naughty Nanka – Hullbreaker Isle
- Tight-Beaked Parrot – Sastasha (Hard)
- Slime Puddle – Copperbell Mines (Hard)
- Baby Opo-opo – Brayfloxs Longstop (Hard)
Raid Drop Minions
A Number of the raids and trials drop minions. Generally speaking when a trial drops a minion it is dropped every time you successfully complete it. When a raid drops one, there is a chance it may or may not drop the minion. The problem with raid drops is you are having to roll against potentially 24 other players… which means you need to roll exceptionally well to have a shot at walking away with it.
- Puff of Darkness – World of Darkness
- Wind-Up Onion Knight – Syrcus Tower
- Wind-Up Ultros – The Dragon's Neck
- Enkidu – Battle in the Big Keep
Veteran Reward Minions
Final Fantasy XIV has easily one of the best veteran rewards programs, rewarding players for subscribing to the game with various items. At each step you get a minion, so I have jotted down the minion and the number of days subscribed you have to reach to earn it.
- Wind-Up Cursor – 30 Days
- Black Chocobo Chick – 60 Days
- Beady Eye – 90 Days
- Minion of Light – 180 Days
- Wind-Up Leader – 270 Days
- Wind-Up Warrior of Light – 360 Days
- Wind-Up Odin – 360 Days
- Wind-Up Goblin – 450 Days
- Wind-Up Gilgamesh – 540 Days
- Wind-Up Nanamo – 630 Days
Mog Station Purchased Minions
Recently Square Enix introduced a number of RMT minions available through the Mog Station. Each of these runs roughly $5. So far these are limited to the various scions apart from Minfilia that comes from the yearly anniversary event.
Final Fantasy XIV Merchandise Bonus Minions
There are a handful of items that can be purchased that have a pack in code for a specific minion. These are all exclusive and cannot be obtained through other means.
- Model Enterprise – Art of Eorzea Book
- Wind-Up Dalamud – Before Meteor Soundtrack
- Wind-Up Delivery Moogle – Delivery Moogle Plush
- Wind-Up Bahamut – A Realm Reborn Soundtrack
- Cait Sith Doll – Preorder Bonus FFXIV:ARR
- Wind-Up Moogle – FFXIV:ARR Collectors Edition
- Baby Behemoth – FFXIV:ARR Collectors Edition
Eternal Bonding Ceremony Minion
Finally there is one other very specific minion that can only be obtained through attending an Eternal Bonding ceremony. Having not actually done this myself yet, I am uncertain how this process works but I would assume it becomes purchasable after you attend.
Thats All Folks… for now
That ladies and gentlemen is all of the minions that I happen to know about. As they add more to the game I will try and keep this guide updated. Tomorrow the 2.51 patch lands and with it I am sure more minions. Also if there are other minions not included in this guide that you know how to get, please let me know and I will copy over the information. Hopefully someone out here will find this information useful.
#FFXIV #Minion #Guide


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The sexy first single, "Crazy In Love," featuring Jay-Z, was co-produced by Beyonce and Rich Harrison. Jay-Z returns the favor for Beyonce's part on his hit "Bonnie and Clyde 03." Laced with an Arabic ambience, fused with a ghetto-fied edge and encompassing a sample from Donna Summer's "Love to Love You Baby," "Naughty Girl" is uptempo and party perfect. Also sexy is the dancehall-Arabic flavored "Baby Boy," featuring the red hot Sean Paul. She co-stars with Cuba Gooding Jr. in "The Fighting Temptations." She has two more features currently in production and can also be seen on the small screen in a series of Spike Lee-directed commercials for Pepsi-Cola. She is also the spokesperson for L'Oreal.
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Beyonce was responsible for most of the lyrics for hit songs, NO, NO, NO, BILLS, BILLS, BILLs and many of their other top 10 hits. In March of 2000 LeToya and Latavia left Destiny's Child because Beyonce and Matthew Knowles were causing them distress and not giving them the freedom to develop as artists on their own and contribute. Two replacements, Michelle Williams and Farrah Franklin were hired to take their place and keep the band going. Beyonce got her first big film break in the Austin Powers: In Goldmember. Besides that her recent song, Survivor with Destiny's Child has cemented her superstardom. She will most likely be appearing in other Hollywood productions and will continue to perform her music.
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She began her career at the age of 7 when she auditioned for a role in a child singing group. The group was made up of her, Latavia Roberson, Beyonce's cousin, Kelly Rowland and LeToya Luckett. Her musical influences include, The Supremes, Jackson 5. She and the other members of her group started off small, doing local events but got their break when performing on Star Search. Their young energy and sound was a revelation for Hip Hop/ R&B music during the 90's. Soon after that Destiny's Child got it's formal name and started doing bigger gigs and were the opening act for other groups like SWV, Dru Hill and Immature. They released their self titled album in 1998 and Beyonce was the cornerstone in the group. Working out most of the lyrics and sound for the new group. She was the dominent lead singer in the group and no one could dispute.
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We returned to Novotel Hotel in Budapest again in the previous night. It feels good back at home since we have been staying Budapest since my very first trip to Hungary. We were given a good rest after a very long journey in the day with a presentation at the end of the day.
It was free and easy on that particular morning. However my assistant received an urgent email about an interview with the city press. I was asked to give my personal information why I am here in DXN and what is the satisfaction that I gained from DXN Company. You will see the article printed next week which I have been looking forward to. In short I could say that the results are very rewarding when I am in DXN for almost a decade than my nursing career for the last 34 years. I am able to save so many lives of my patients since most of them are my friends.
By noon, we meet Mr. Kócsó László again. Time flies and I hadn't realized that I haven't met him for almost a week. We met a dentist in DXN office, whose name is Dr. Veronica. She was the interpreter for the night. The doctor was very curious and wanted to know more about using ganotherapy in treating patients. I was glad that a medical doctor was willing to make an interpretation health talk for me.
Top pic: This is Dr. Monostori László who has done some test on DXN ganoderma. He announced the medical report of his for the past few months and the results were ascending. His blood pressure went to normal level gradually and his cholesterol as well as trigycelerides have gone down after he began consuming a range of DXN products especially on the ganoderma.
The response of the health conference was very overwhelming with people seeking for health solutions for themselves, their family members, relatives and friends. Joy has filled in me today because I just do not want to talk about my own testimonies but good news has to come from their own people.
Speaking about anti-inflammation that Cordypine is able to do, the swelling of my sprained ankle has been immensely reduced


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Does the batttery level show one for the ipad and one for the Apple Pencil or just one?
Does the level of the battery show one for ipad and one for the Apple Pencil. There is one there but I assumed it was for the ipad?
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It does not show on the main battery indicator at the top right corner of the iPad screen. To check the battery for the pencil pull the notification screen down from the top of the iPad screen and swipe from left to right. If the battery widget is not showing go to the bottom of the page and click "Edit". Now scroll down till you see the widget for the battery display and activate it. Now click done at the upper right hand corner of the screen and scroll up till you see the new battery widget and if your pencil is paired with the pad you'll see the power level for the iPad & pencil.
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COVINGTON, La. -- The father had to fly to California on business, so he gathered his two boys into the living room, knelt before them and placed one hand on Jaeson and the other on Josh. In the past, whenever he took a trip, he simply waved goodbye and left and that was that. So this was new. This was different. This was … like a huddle. And the father drew up specific instructions.
"Now Jaeson," the father said, staring straight at his oldest, "you take good care of the house and look after your mother." Jaeson was all of 8 years old. He nodded.
"And Josh," the father said, "you can help out, too. Don't leave it all up to your brother." Josh was 5. He stared.
The father disappeared, but the boys knew what would happen when he returned home. They knew he would once again take them into their sprawling attic, almost as long and wide as a half-court, and hand them a kiddie basketball. This was his amusement and this was their fun. Jaeson's hoop was six feet tall. Josh had a five-footer. They knew their dad would stand and watch for an hour, always making sure they stuck to the basic fundamentals of passing and dribbling. They knew he would remind them to restrict their shooting range to a distance based on a formula he devised: their age, plus one foot, because their arm and wrist muscles were still developing. So that was nine feet, no further, for Jaeson. Six for Josh.
They knew they would play a game of HORSE and maybe learn some new trick shots and most of all laugh because that's what they did when he was around, which wasn't often enough. So they waited for the day his 14-year-old Porsche Carrera would pull into the driveway of their renovated Victorian house.
Instead, when Jaeson was summoned from St. Peter's School unexpectedly and quickly -- a teacher rushed him out of lunch period without telling him why -- he saw 20 or 30 cars crammed into the driveway and parked along the street outside his house. His father's car wasn't in the caravan.
Once inside the house his mother hugged him, and she was crying, and she told him and his brother about their father, and Jaeson ran upstairs into the bathroom and looked into the mirror and started crying. Josh just went to his room and stared out the window, confused, wondering why everyone in the house had tears, and also trying to process the news: My daddy died? What exactly does that mean?
And: When is he coming home?
* * *
Pete Maravich's heart stopped beating a quarter-century ago in a Pasadena gym, during a pickup game. He was 40. He left behind some floppy socks, plenty of basketballs with worn pebbles, grainy video that would survive technology and go straight to YouTube, scoring records that seem unreal and unreachable even today, tons of fans who still worship his immortalized name, his wife Jackie and two sons who remain tortured by his loss even as young adults.
The NBA All-Star Game is this weekend, just across Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans, where Pistol Pete had his greatest NBA years, and not far from Baton Rogue where he virtually invented basketball at Louisiana State. His skills were perfect for the breezy, wide-open All-Star showcase. Maravich was David Copperfield with the ball, famous for passing and shooting on a variety of deceptive moves, causing whiplash and breaking ankles before that term found its way into the basketball dictionary. If you could choose a dreamy starting five for an All-Star Game, you couldn't go wrong with Magic, Michael, Dr. J (ABA version), Earl the Pearl and the Pistol.
Maravich was announced as a Hall of Fame inductee at the 1987 All-Star Game in Seattle, and it was the first memory that Jaeson, who went on the trip, had of his father. Maravich died a year later. Also, the 1997 All-Star Game in Cleveland was where Jaeson and Josh spent "the best weekend of our lives." That was the celebration of the league's 50th Anniversary Team, uniting the 50 greatest players of all time. Forty-nine were still living. Repping Maravich were two awestruck teenagers who spent two unsuccessful days trying to keep their jaws from hitting the floor. Hearing stories about their father from strangers had become the norm for them, and the tales and tributes never stopped coming in Cleveland.
Magic Johnson said: "Your dad was the original Showtime."
Isiah Thomas: "I got all my moves from your father's videos."
Kevin McHale: "Loved being his teammate. Learned a lot from him."
George Gervin, laughing: "Sit down and lemme tell you 'bout the time when … "
These players, some of whom were suckered by a Maravich no-look pass, filled in the blanks, polished off their own memories of Pistol, spoke almost religiously about a player who was clearly before his time in terms of style and showmanship and skills. It was a lot to digest for two boys whose heads were woozy from it all, who never had the pleasure of seeing their father play in person.
"It was bittersweet for us," said Jaeson. "I felt a little resentment. He was the only player who was deceased. We were the only family members on that podium representing a player. It was a huge honor and at the same time it was heartbreaking. Instead of us being in the stands looking at him, we had to stand in his place."
The high lasted a few days after their flight home and then, sadness and reality paid a visit once again and never left them. To honor his name, Jaeson and Josh wear tattoos of their father's uniform numbers and a pair of floppy socks, Pete's trademark. Hidden underneath the ink are the psychological scars. Imagine, learning mostly about your dad not from first-hand experience but the tales of others. Imagine, falling in love with basketball but never having a basketball father watch your games in high school or college or beyond. Imagine, needing help to guide you through the tough times when the ball sometimes deflates and never getting any advice from him. Imagine being the sons of Pete Maravich, a basketball icon and reformed alcoholic and born-again Christian, and watching your childhood come and go without a father who could've made a difference in your life's journey.
"To grow up in his shadow, especially around here, it takes a toll, man," said Jaeson, wearily. He is now 34 and finally has the benefit of reflection. "We couldn't be more proud of him. But I always say being his son has been a blessing and a curse."
* * *
On a great night, Jaeson Maravich might sleep five hours. On a bad night, he'll get the equivalent of a catnap. He has long suffered from an anxiety that doctors never quite diagnosed, but he and his family are quite sure it's indirectly linked to stress related to his father's death.
He is friendly, if somewhat guarded. His home is small and meticulously well kept, with framed memories of his father on almost every wall, none more cherished than the photo of Pete, eyes lasered at the basket, launching an off-balanced jumper that broke Oscar Robertson's NCAA career scoring record.
He lives alone with his dog and coaches neighborhood kids. He wants basketball to be a big part of his life, but isn't certain the feeling is mutual. He's had a long and intense affair with the game. It took him through five colleges in six years and a short tryout with the Mavericks before dropping him at his doorstep in Covington. The game put him through the emotional wringer at times and it began the day after his father died.
"Talk about being in a twilight zone," he said. "They wanted me to go to practice, to keep my mind off of everything. That was impossible. Even though I was 8, I was aware of it. I remember riding in that car to the gym. I was not excited to go to the gym. Didn't want to do it. Didn't want to do anything."
Because Jaeson spent the most time with his father by virtue of being the oldest, it hit him the hardest. He wanted nothing to do with the game as a kid in the immediate aftermath. He drove himself hard in middle school, averaged almost 30 points a game, and that only managed to spook him. Parents, his classmates and his coaches all saw him as being special, suggesting the apple didn't fall far.
"People would ask for his autograph so one day he had a friend switch jerseys and pretend he was Jaeson," said Jackie Maravich, Pete's widow. "Jaeson didn't want to deal with any of that."
Billy Packer wanted to fly in and do a story for CBS. It was overwhelming for a 14-year-old with a Hall of Fame ghost as a father. After his ninth grade year, he ran away from the game.
"I didn't play because I couldn't deal with the pressure," he said. "I shied away from it."
When Pete Maravich was that age, he was already whipping behind-the-back passes and splashing shots from half court. Pete's mom would pack a brown bag in the morning, kiss his forehead and send him off to the gym, where he wouldn't return until just past dinnertime. The game consumed Pete quickly and totally, mainly because of his father, Press Maravich.
Press was Pete's coach from crib to college, and the tales of the two and how they connected became folklore. In his autobiography, Pete confirmed most of it, about how he'd dribble a ball from the window of a slow-moving car, about playing in almost total darkness to improve his hand-eye, about being one of the few white boys in the '60s who'd venture into black neighborhoods to seek out the best competition. Pete became obsessive about learning the game and mastering it.
"Pete never got that chance to have the relationship with his sons that his father had with him," said Jackie.
Jaeson grew to about 6-foot-5 as a senior in high school and gave the game another try. He played it well enough to get some attention from colleges; Tim Floyd wanted him at Iowa State. But Jaeson needed more experience and went to prep school in New Hampshire, the beginning of a lengthy, strange and maddening post-high school ride.
He hurt his back and lasted one semester. After six months of rehab back home, he tried the University of Alabama, but didn't fit with coach Mark Gottfried's style. He went to Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College because it was closer to home and finally, basketball showed mercy on him.
"When he came here he was kind of reserved and to himself," said Bob Weathers, the coach.
"Jaeson was searching for something," said Wendell Weathers, the coach's son and an assistant at the time. "He was real introverted. He walked through the halls with sunglasses on, almost like he was trying to hide who he was."
Right away, Bob Weathers knew the kid had spark, the same loose and carefree playing style as his famous father. Fans packed the tiny gym and sometimes were turned away for fear of violating the fire code. Feeling unburdened -- and finally healthy -- Jaeson averaged 27.3 points while at MGCCC and major schools, including Kentucky, started giving pitches.
Jaeson went to McNeese State because it was away from the glare and close to home, but almost immediately he re-injured his back. He left campus and gave up the game. He was taking courses at a local community college when a friend urged him to try William Carey.
"Who's that?" asked Jaeson.
Actually, more like, what's that. William Carey College is an NAIA school in southern Mississippi that threw him a basketball lifeline, and Jaeson took it. He stayed two years, the longest he ever spent in one place. He made All-America third- and first-team in 2003 and '04. That second season was stressful because the Maravich name, along with Jaeson's smooth jumper, brought lots of attention. Newspaper stories were written. Folks were curious. Other players came at him hard. The gym was packed.
"Street and Smith's magazine had me preseason All-American and player of the year," said Jaeson. "I was worried. My mind started racing. I said to myself, 'I've got to achieve something.' I think I slept three hours a night the whole year. I was stressed."
He had a solid senior year anyway, averaging over 18 points and shooting 40 percent on three-pointers. In his final game, he scored 41 points. He wanted to play pro ball, and played well enough at the Portsmouth Tourney, the main NBA combine, to get a camp invite in Dallas.
After he was cut by the Mavericks, all of the old demons returned. His insomnia kicked in at a high level. He felt depressed. He rejected an offer to play professionally in Lithuania and later regretted it. He went home, knowing he'd played his final game.
"Let me tell you, Jaeson can play right now," said Josh the other day, his voice rising.
"I don't know about that. I'm kinda old now," said Jaeson.
"No, no," said Josh, now leaning forward in his chair. "He has range and quickness. He could play for the Pelicans right now. Right now. They have a spot for Austin Rivers. C'mon."
Rivers is in his second season with the Pelicans and, like most young players, his transition from college to the NBA hasn't come without a burp. But you can't help but wonder if the flash of resentment from Josh was partly due to the advantage Rivers had over the Maravich boys. Like Josh and Jaeson, Austin's father enjoyed a fruitful NBA playing career and left his own mark, although much less significant than Pistol Pete's. Unlike Pete, Doc Rivers spent many hours with his son and served as a sounding board and was around precisely when he needed to be. You see, Doc Rivers lived and Pete Maravich didn't.
* * *
Much more than Jaeson, Josh at age 31 looks like his father. The eyes, the nose, the long mop-top hair -- he could play the role of a young Pistol Pete in a movie. Except when he was a boy, all Josh wanted to do was any activity other than basketball. It didn't grab him by the windpipe. At least at first.
When the game finally entered his blood, it refused to leave and so another Maravich boy was left to deal with the self-placed pressure to be someone he was not. Josh was less polished than Jaeson in every way on the court but still good enough after high school to get the attention of several schools.
He dodged the vagabond journey followed by his brother and stuck with one school throughout his college career. That school was Louisiana State, precisely where his mother and brother did not want him to go.
Jaeson, for example, never would've gone to LSU and played in an arena called the Pete Maravich Assembly Center, or the "P-Mac." Because Josh really didn't know his father all that well and the few memories gathered by a 5-year-old soon became faint, he didn't feel the same burden as a kid that Jaeson felt.
"It hit me earlier," said Jaeson. "It hit him later."
The sucker punch came fairly quickly and was delivered by John Brady, the coach at LSU, who didn't have a scholarship for Josh. When Josh decided to walk on anyway at LSU, Brady was trapped. He tried to discourage Josh, saying it wasn't a good idea. Josh disagreed and wanted to feel a connection with his dad and thought of no better way than to wear the same school uniform. And so Brady simply threw up his hands.
"Well," he said later, "I didn't want to be known as the LSU coach who turned down Pete Maravich's son."
After all, how could it be a disadvantage to have Pete Maravich's kid on your bench? Josh was 6-foot-3 and skinny yet aggressive and backed down to no one on the court. In preparation for college in 2003, he wanted a new look, so he changed his hairstyle to a spiky crew cut.
"First day of practice," said Josh, "we're in the video room and he says, 'Son, I don't know you and you don't know me. But that s--- right there ain't gonna fly.' He was talking about my hair."
As with most walk-ons, Josh's playing time was restricted to practice, where he often played the role, as best he could, of the next game's opponent. He found peace with that, until that serenity was shattered by a coach's whistle.
Josh said when he scored in practice against the first-teamers, Brady would often bring practice to a halt, not to commend Josh, but to admonish the player he beat for a basket. In those flash moments of glory, during his highest moments on a college floor, in a building named after his father, Josh never felt lower.
He especially remembers the day before the Ole Miss game when he went strong to the rim and the whistle blew and play stopped and he heard Brady bellow: "Hold up, hold up. What's going on here? This is Josh Maravich. Josh Mar-a-vich. You let him beat you like that? If you can't guard goddamn Josh you can't guard anyone."
LSU coaching legend Dale Brown made a guest appearance at one of those whistle-blowing, belittling practices. He stood up and walked out. Brown sensed Brady was insecure and felt threatened. Brown liked Josh, liked the Maravich family. He had the boys attend his summer basketball camp right after Pete's death and remembers little Josh clutching his mother's leg upon arriving, begging her not to leave him at camp, then refusing to go home when she returned later than afternoon to pick him up.
"He's a Damon Runyon character," Brown said about Josh. "Got a great spirit about him."
That spirit was broken, not by the sounds of the student body that chanted We Want Josh at games, but the coach who largely ignored those pleas. Maravich played scant seconds in 13 games over three years. He took three shots, made two.
"[Brady] hated me," Josh said. "By my third year, I lost the passion for basketball. While they were practicing, I was in the dungeon by myself, just shooting. The man didn't give a shit about me."
Jaeson: "Brady destroyed him mentally."
Josh: "He'd take me to his office and beat me down. Just being verbally abusive. Me not having any male figures around while somebody is slamming you, well, I lost my identity." (Now coaching at Arkansas State, Brady didn't reply to a request to comment for this story.)
If only his father were alive then …
Butch Pierre was the top assistant under Brady and laughed the other day when the subject of Josh's cameo playing time was raised.
"My son plays for John Brady right now at Arkansas State, he's a walk-on like Josh, and coach will be up 20-25 points and doesn't play him, either. My wife doesn't understand."
Pierre turned serious when asked about Brady chopping down Josh in practice: "It wasn't nothing against Josh. Coaches can sometimes be misunderstood because they're trying to motivate a player in some fashion. I would've explained that to Josh had I known. It's bad that he feels that way because Josh was a good teammate who played at the same school as his father and handled everything well."
Josh never quit the team, though. Never budged from his reason to attend LSU, to honor his father in some way, to be close to him, to get to know him on some wayward level. On Senior Night, he was the only senior who didn't see a split-second of playing time, and this was a game against Vanderbilt in a 12-point victory. The fans chanted for their favorite walk-on. Jackie Maravich and Jaeson were in the stands, steaming. Josh was embarrassed. After the game, at a local watering hole where the players gathered, Brady walked in. He extended his hand to Jaeson. His hand was left hanging.
Josh had one more year of eligibility but chose not to give Brady the pleasure of blowing that whistle again. So he took his degree and left and is currently exploring what he wants to do next. And this is where it gets wickedly ironic. Pete Maravich never won a championship and retired from the Celtics the year before they won the title in 1981 because his battered knees couldn't take more pounding. Josh Maravich left LSU the year before the Tigers went to the Final Four because his battered confidence couldn't take more pounding either.
* * *
Dale Brown has been around basketball his entire life. He has coached poor players, well-off players, players from the country and players from the city, players who went to the NBA and players who earned an MBA. He has also coached players whose fathers were good-to-great on the college and NBA levels and says we wouldn't understand the baggage those kids carry.
"It's a tremendous burden," Brown said. "I had Bill Walton's son Adam. I've had others. Everybody thinks those boys have the same gene. I had Julius Erving's kids in my camp and believe me when I say they didn't have it. There's always pressure to compete with what their dad did. When they can't, it shuts them down. Some begin to develop an inferiority complex."
There are exceptions, of course. Even in today's NBA. Steph Curry might be a better shooter than his father Dell, who owned a buttery jumper in his NBA days. Klay Thompson's father was Mychal, an NBA champ and valuable sixth man for the Lakers. There's Tim Hardaway Jr., making a name for himself with the Knicks. And Al Horford, who's had three times the career of his father, Tito.
In New Orleans, over in the Garden District, two kids picked up a football and tried to follow their father, the quarterback of the Saints. Peyton and Eli Manning have done quite well as Archie's boys, winning three Super Bowls between them. They're headed to the Hall of Fame someday. The success of the Mannings hits close to home for the Maravichs, if only because the Mannings were born and raised, well, so close to Covington.
"There was a Manning special on TV and I turned it off," said Jaeson. "I'm certainly happy for their success, and they come across like nice guys. That's not the point. I just got extremely bitter. I honesty believe if my father and my grandpa was around I would've been in the NBA for 10-15 years. Because I never would've quit. I would've had one of the best players of all-time teaching me. Everything I learned about the game was self-taught."
* * *
The injuries and insecurities and bad timing piled up against Jaeson, not to mention the sleepless nights caused by anxiety. Josh, too, suffered physically, tearing his Achilles and killing his chances of sticking in semipro ball, which he tried after his LSU days.
Pete Maravich was changing as a person right around the time his boys were born. He became a more spiritual person and gradually came to grips with his retirement from the game. He looked forward to fatherhood.
"He cried when they were born," said Jackie Maravich (who has long since remarried). "Pete was so excited, especially when Josh arrived, because I wanted another son, someone else for Jaeson to play basketball with or whatever."
She said Pete often talked about his father Press and how he'd raise Josh and Jaeson just as Press raised him.
"His daddy was brilliant," she said. "But I wonder if Pete would've pushed basketball on the boys the same way. I don't know if he'd want that pressure on them."
Their childhood has come and gone, along with their checkered college basketball experience. There's no way to relive that, to magically rewind the calendar and hope for a better result, because one fact will forever remain unchanged: Pete Maravich wouldn't be around anyway.
It was a shock to doctors that he lasted as long as he did. His heart defect was rare; his autopsy revealed he was missing one of two arteries that act as the blood supply to the heart. Given his devotion to basketball and how often and intensely he played it as a kid, Maravich was extremely fortunate to reach adulthood. Like many of the tricks he did with the ball, Maravich reaching 40 was somewhat miraculous, making you wonder, How did he pull that off?
Did Maravich know, later in life, that he was on the clock? He died eight months after Press, and Jackie remembers Pete whispering, "I'll see you soon" in the ear of his dying father. When he knelt on one knee and looked into the faces of his young sons in January of 1988, just before he left for California on business, and a few days before he collapsed, was Maravich giving his boys their marching orders, you know, just in case?
Jaeson and Josh Maravich will be the first to say there are scores of fatherless kids with far greater issues and challenges who manage, best they can, every day, and even succeed. Pete Maravich's sons don't want anyone's pity and never asked for it, actually.
They only wanted a Hall of Famer to come home and tote them up to the attic in their renovated Victorian and raise the hoop once again. Six feet high for Jaeson. Five for Josh.


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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani will attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation's annual summit as a guest.
Today, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani will attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation's (SCO) annual summit as a guest, with hopes to become a full member.
Iran has sought SCO membership since 2008, but UN Security Council sanctions have prevented confirmation. With the US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal this year, and UN sanctions having been lifted in 2016, Russian President Vladimir Putin has said "there are no more obstacles left" for Iran to join the SCO as a member.
Looming US sanctions, which will begin in November, have left Iran scrambling to secure deeper trade partnerships. Alongside membership, Iran will attempt to size up China and Russia's capacity to continue the Iran nuclear deal without the US. China is Iran's most reliable trading partner, accounting for 22.3% of Iran's trade, and following an April meeting in Tehran, officials from Moscow and Tehran agreed to establish a bilateral trade agreement.
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Every destination has lessons to teach, and so do most travelers. In "Trip Tactics," we ask seasoned travelers for tips, confessions and war stories.
The traveler: Armenia Nercessian de Oliveira, a longtime United Nations officer and cofounder of the global fair-trade web retailer Novica.com.
The tricks: Basically, Nercessian de Oliveira says, "I love to lose myself in the places I go." But kids, don't try all of this at home.
For instance: Unless she can wangle access to an elite lounge, Nercessian de Oliveira hates airports and spends as little time in them as possible, frequently defying airline requests that she arrive two hours ahead of her departure time. This has caused a few missed flights over the years, but she reckons that trade-off has been worth it.
She always books a hotel for her first few nights in a city – and she tries to pre-arrange her transport from the airport to that hotel. But the rest of the stay's lodgings she leaves open. She might miss out on a hotel that's been booked up in advance, but this way she can choose lodgings on the spot, based on first-hand observation and local advice. Sometimes she ends up in a nicer hotel, sometimes in family's spare room for $5 a night.
She talks to taxi drivers, vendors, waitresses, busboys, maids -- everybody. And listens well. As a result, people remember her, which opens up all sorts of advice and invitations. (Sometimes, haggling with local merchants, Nercessian de Oliveira reveals that "I am very lucky. Give me a discount and you'll see.")
And in all these places, Nercessian de Oliveira likes to rent a car and drive herself around, city and country. This, says her son-in-law, Novica co-founder Roberto Milk, says, is despite the fact that she is "one of the worst drivers in the world." Yet somehow, Nercessian de Oliveira points out and Milk admits, she's never had a significant accident.
Nercessian de Oliveira does, however, tell the story of zipping for three hours along a deserted highway from Sarajevo into the war-ravaged Bosnian countryside in 1995, marveling at what good time she was making. When she reached her destination, horrified locals told her, "You took the mined road!"
As Nercessian de Oliveira readily concedes, these are not tactics for everybody. But she does urge all inexperienced travelers to stretch a little, to "immerse yourself in the culture. Don't stay on the path from airport to hotel. Try to go to a local market. See how people live their daily lives." And if you possibly can, she adds, "learn at least some words of the language." That might be tough if you're going to China or an Arab country, says Nercessian de Oliveira. But many other languages, she says, just aren't that difficult.
At least they weren't for her. After growing up speaking Portuguese in Brazil (with an Armenian father), she learned French, then English. Then Spanish. Then Italian and Russian at the same time, because she was studying in Russia with a bunch of Italians. You need not be fluent in anything to make a good impression abroad, she says, but you should learn enough to demonstrate your interest and respect for the local culture.
Nercessian de Oliveira, now in her 60s, made her first overseas trip (to Paris, Prague and Senegal) alone at 17. She traveled more while studying sociology and political science at Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro and later serving as a professor of sociology. After marrying filmmaker Xavier de Oliveira and starting a family, she spent all of the 1980s and most of the 1990s working for the U.N., mostly on refugee and human-rights, mostly in Latin America, the Balkans and Switzerland. As she advanced from mission to mission, the family collection of paintings, masks and sculptures grew.
In 1999, she cofounded Novica with her daughter Milena (who also acts under the name Mina Olivera) and son-in-law Milk. Though she and her husband remain based in Rio, that move set her off on years of business travel, scouting and signing up artists and artisans in countries including Ghana, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Peru and Thailand. The Santa Monica-based company, which has about 115 employees worldwide, sells items on behalf of about 15,000 artists and artisans, who set their own prices and give Novica a share of revenues.
Nowadays, with three grown children and five grandchildren, Nercessian de Oliveira remains Novica's president of international operations. But she's cut her travel down to about four months of the year. A decade ago, she was often on road eight months per year.
Best travel buy: an around-the-world ticket. In Casablanca in 2000, Nercessian de Oliveira paid about $4,000 for an RTW ticket that not only gave her business-class seating but allowed her a dozen stops while circling the globe, along with access to elite-traveler lounges in airports all over. She's bought several RTW tickets since.
Worst travel buy she'll admit to: a knockoff puppet. In Bali, Nercessian de Oliveira said, she paid about $50 for a puppet said to represent an ancestral spirit – then found out it was a fake, worth about $5.
Roads not yet traveled: Laos, Cambodia and Bhutan – in part because it's become so widely known as a global "happiness capital."


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sheeeeeeeesh! those look absolutely delicious!I have one of potato pancakes of possibly a week ago
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sheeeeeeeesh! those look absolutely delicious!I have one of potato pancakes of possibly a week ago
which you'll be sending to me right?????????????????????????????for the leftover pancakes
is there a specific purpose for foil? Ive seen it done but have never understood why and until now always afraid to askthen she wrapped them in foil with holes poked into it,
Mmmmmmmmm, Taylor's Pork Roll ... heavenly!ShadowsDad wrote:Tonights meal was a Taylor Pork Roll knockoff sandwich. I didn't buy the TPR, I made it from a recipe. Unless you're from the NY/NJ/Philly area you have no idea how much we go through withdrawal for this sausage. My solution was find a knockoff recipe and make it myself.
It can be eaten hot or cold and I like it both ways. Here it is as a fried product. The sandwich contains Hoffmans super sharp American cheese, the TPR, caramelized onions, and grey poupon mustard.
Dessert will be a bit of McGillicuddys cherry liqueur.
If anyone wants the recipe, or for that matter a slew of other sausage recipes, just let me know and I'll post links. All it takes is a modicum of basic intelligence and a grinder to make any sausage; assuming ingredients.
FWIW, the folks who actually have made this sausage and haven't lived in that area have loved it. It's not difficult, it just takes time, but not your time over and above any other sausage.


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This monster of a blown small block was built for Steve Burns over in Australia. It's a 412 cubic inch small block. It has a Motown race block, Lunati crank, Manley rods, custom made JE pistons, Total Seal gapless rings, a custom ground solid roller cam, CNC'd Dart Pro-1 heads, large bore BDS 8-71 supercharger with approx. 18 psi of boost, topped-off with an Enderle mechanical fuel injection system. Something like this can easily run in the $25,000 - $30,000 area depending.
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Tuesday, June 23, 2009
You May Have Noticed
Finding a cure for diabetes is neat because, not only will it cure Type 1 diabetes, but the research involved will also have made huge leaps and bounds in curing other diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's and who knows what else. Your contribution would really have a ripple effect on some of these devastating diseases.
Take a minute to watch this new video above. If you haven't yet, you can watch Syd's other youtube video. It is about 4 1/2 minutes in length. Thanks again guys! There are so many kids and adults out there who live with this disease everyday. I have met so many in real life and online. They all have a special place in my heart. You can visit some of them by looking down the right side of my page.
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- Rachel said...
Another wonderful video Shamae!! :) You have a lot of talent to capture some amazing shots. Great work
- June 23, 2009 at 4:54 PM
- J.R. and Michelle said...
The video is perfect! I hope so much that Sydney will be able to one day say, "I use to have Type 1 Diabetes."
- June 23, 2009 at 4:57 PM
- Cheryl and Scott said...
AMAZING!!! Sydney made me bawl when she said she hopes she can say "I used to have Type 1 diabetes." She is such an amazing little girl. That video is perfect Shamae.
- June 23, 2009 at 5:07 PM
- Stace said...
AWESOME! i think it's great - and the perfect length for corporate pitches! and good job on linking the pic in the sidebar :)
- June 23, 2009 at 11:36 PM
- Tara said...
so good shamae!! you are a great mom doing great things for your little girl. keep it up!!
- June 24, 2009 at 8:52 AM
- tiburon said...
What a fantastic video! I actually got teary watching it.
Diabetes sucks ass.
(There, i said it.)
- June 24, 2009 at 9:21 AM
- LeAnn Nyman said...
That is an amazing video. Syd is so sweet and you give the information straight forward! I pray that a cure is found and soon!
- June 24, 2009 at 3:41 PM
- Liza said...
That is a wonderful video Shamae--you did a terrific job with it. Sydney is so brave & strong!
- June 25, 2009 at 6:33 AM
- Amy said...
Hi Shamae,
I just wanted to introduce myself. Excellent video, excellent site. Sydney is lucky to have you!
- AmyT
- June 25, 2009 at 1:39 PM
- jen said...
I have not watched the video until now..cause I knew this would happen..I bawled my eyes out. I live with this illness everyday and go through what you go through with finger pricks and needle pokes for Addison but seeing Syd and the hospital pictures and the supplies..it just breaks my heart all over again. Beautiful job. Syd makes a great spokeslady for finding a cure...
- July 3, 2009 at 9:03 AM


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On 09/16/2015, I got a request from a Clip4sale user to my email. It was an unusual request. I was going through a period of trying new fetishes and humiliation was my spot on favorite. [as it still is.]
I got a message from Dave (names have been changed to protect the shit eaters).
Dave: "Hey Lahari, are you open to recording an EFRO (pooping) video? Understandable if it's not something you're comfortable doing, just thought I'd ask."
I had been making a lot of toilet slavery clips at the time and have caught a biter! I have been wanting to have the experience of sending someone my shit. Honestly, it was just for future stories like this one. Some shit I could maybe blog about, like how I sold my poop to a rando who loved my fetish clips. Kind of means you're doing a service to the world in a way.
Cunty Response: "Ok, for clips Like that it's extra. How long would you like the video? Any specifics?"
Dave: "Ok great. No specifics for now, I'm interested to see what you come up with. Video only has to be as long as it takes to do so I don't mind if it's short but if the time minimum is in play you could pad it out with some playful ass shaking/spreading before and/or after to reach that."
Oh it was on and pooping now! I had creative control! I was going to make this one my poop debut to the poop people. Lol. I didn't even feel ashamed not one time for taking this offer. Nor did I feel dirty. I felt: "Damn, what the fuck? Why haven't I been selling my shit before? WTF!!!!"
I was excited about my first video poop sale. LOL. I even made an upsale offer to add in the panties with the stains from the video. It was very exciting to know that all my life I had been flushing money down the drain and now I am getting paid to sell shit videos to strangers!
Life was good. I made the 5 minute video and shit in a cone for Dave. It was a really hard poop, to be honest, I wish it was a more solid turd, it would have looked better for cam. LOL. Nonetheless, Dave really loved the video.
He said, "do you have an amazon wishlist?". He sent this the next day after receiving the video. I then felt better about the turd. I sent him my wishlist and he ordered my vanity and a pair of white rain boots. I received it in the next two days. But Dave…Dave needed more.
Dave: "One question though. I know you mentioned panties before but as extra for a new custom video request would you actually be up for shipping what comes out of you?"
Me: "Like my shit or panties with my shit in them?"
Dave: "Like if you go all the way kinky with it and I order these for you to fill one or more up and then ship to me."
I had hooked Dave in the spiral of my poop. One thing I have learned in this experience is that shit eaters are serious about their shit. I of course sent my poop to him in the air tight bags. It was sent overnight.
I asked him a few days after he received it what he did with the shit and he admited that he tasted it and he jerked off with it. LOL. OMFG. I was in knots in my stomach. It was great! He was a good guy, even though he ate shit.
Now that this is on the internetz,I cannot take it back. This is what I have become. LOL.


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paris - la musee des arts decoratifs on 107 rue de rivoli will be home to the new sonia rykiel exhibit. this is the latest in a line of events scheduled to celebrate paris born, russian designer's 40th anniversary. the exhibit will feature over 200 pieces and will be on display from this thursday until april 19th 2009. if you happen be in paris check it out: La Musée des Arts Décoratifs, 107 rue de Rivoli, Paris 75001 (00 33 1 44 55 57 50; lesartsdecoratifs.fr). also check out this absolutely brillianat piece on rykiel written by carola long in the u.k's independent.
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Don't forget to put the library on your holiday "to do" list, because we have lots of helpful information and services to make your celebrations special.
If you're looking for that perfect recipe, decorating idea or party theme, we have many resources from which to choose. Here is just a small sampling:
- Holiday Cooking With Kids: Recipes For Kids Ages 9 to 13 by Susan M. Katzman
- Holiday Theme Parties: Entertaining Ideas, Decorations & Recipes for Nine Unique Parties
- Simply Homemade Food Gifts
- Better Homes and Gardens Holiday Inspirations
- The Artful Christmas: Holiday Menus & Festive Collectibles by Linda Arnaud
- The Christmas Table: Recipes and Crafts to Create Your Own Holiday Tradition by Diane Morgan
- A Kwanzaa Celebration: Festive Recipes and Homemade Gifts From an African-American Kitchen by Angela Medearis
- Gluten-free Baking For the Holidays: 60 Recipes For Traditional Festive Treats by Jeanne Sauvage
And if you're struggling with a seating chart that will keep troublesome family members from disturbing the peace, try this book:
- When Holidays Are Hell . . . A Guide to Surviving Family Gatherings by Mariana Copland
Once you have the menu and decorations set, you'll need some great music, and the library can help with that, too. Just log in to our Freegal download site with your library card and PIN number, and search for your favorite music to download to your personal device. The files are yours to keep forever, and there is plenty of holiday music to choose from.
If you're looking for something to entertain the children, you'll find many of the classic holiday stories in our DVD collection, including How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Jingle All the Way, and many, many more.
Stop in and let your public library help make your holidays bright!


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Today we're launching the Greenbush-Vilas Partnership website and along with it this blog. I chose the name "Park & Regent" because that busy intersection is the entry point for most people into the neighborhood.
The corner of Park & Regent was called "Spaghetti Corners" during WW II when soldiers switching trains at the depot just a block away would stop at one of the old Italian restaurants there for a quick meal. The area retains some of its Italian roots with Fraboni's deli and the Italian Workmen's Club, but much of the rich flavor of the neighborhood went away with the "urban renewal" projects of the early 1960's.
Today the Greenbush-Vilas Partnership is hard at work at restoring the neighborhood, building off its rich cultural heritage and taking advantage of its close proximity to the UW campus, the hospitals and more. The Partnership is a joint effort of the UW and Meriter and St. Mary's hospitals with additional support provided by M,G&E, Park Bank, First Weber Foundation and the National Realtors Association. Our work is guided by an 18 member community advisory committee consisting of stakeholders from the neighborhood and business associations and others.
From time to time I'll keep you post on our progress through this blog. In the meantime, cruise around the website and let me know what works and what we might add.
Dave Cieslewicz,
The Greenbush-Vilas Partnership


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Communication Considerations
Recommended Practices
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by Harold Johnson, Ed.D., Michigan State University
* Communication Considerations A to Z™ is a series from Hands & Voices that's designed to help families and the professionals working with them access information and further resources to assist them in raising and educating children who are deaf or hard of hearing. We've recruited some of the best in the business to share their insights on the many diverse considerations that play into communication modes & methods, and so many other variables that are part of informed decision making. We hope you find the time to read them all!
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A customized printable Certificate will be emailed to you within 12 hours of your purchase. It will contain instructions on how the recipient may redeem it when making their reservation.
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Tabs too difficult? Try these video lessons and learn fast
Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite
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Citation: V. Subbarao Boppana, Adam Castaño, Uma Mahesh R Avula, Masatoshi Yamazaki, Jérôme Kalifa
Metformin is an oral antidiabetic drug used for treatment of Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). It acts by decreasing gluconeogenesis in the liver and absorption of glucose from the gastrointestinal system, in addition to increasing the peripheral utilization of glucose. Metformin is excreted unchanged through the renal route. Severe side effects are noted in patients with renal and/or hepatic dysfunction. These may vary from severe lactic acidosis which can be life threatening, to cardiac arrhythmias.


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AS Roma vs Lazio (2-2) Full Highlights 11/01... by rubin7190
As one of the last few one-club men in his time, Daniele De Rossi is one of the most respected players in Italy and a symbol for his club. With his nation, De Rossi has won the World Cup and has a bronze medal from the 2004 Olympics and a silver medal from the 2012 Euros. Back in 2012, he was even close to a move to Manchester City following his stellar displays in midfield (and sometimes in a three-men defence).
Nevertheless, not even a player like De Rossi is free from the pull that a round piece of leather exerts over players ever since they (and we) were kids. One of the most curious sights in football is to watch a spontaneous match between young toddlers, where all one can see is a bunch of infants gathered around what must surely be a black hole, such is the gravitational pull.
In this case, De Rossi ended up doing exactly that, as it is possible to attest over the following pictures.
1. Roma give the ball away down their right wing and a 3x3 situation immediately arises.
2. Felipe Anderson progresses up the pitch while Roma try to contain the threat while waiting for back-up. Vasileios Torosidis can be seen sprinting back to try to improve his team's odds. De Rossi seems to be analysing the situation correctly as he glances over the space behind Davide Astori. Stefano Mauri, the eventual goalscorer, is still a few yards behind both Astori and De Rossi.
3. A simple, outside overlapping run leads De Rossi to make the inadvertent decision to approach the ball instead of providing coverage for his team-mate, effectively succumbing to football's laws of attraction and opening up a gaping hole in the heart of his very defence (shaded circle).
4. Even though De Rossi realises his mistake, it is already too late and Felipe Anderson is wise to pick his pass at the right moment as Mauri makes his run into the penalty box.
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While watching the video, one is able to realise just how quickly this whole process takes place, which might help explaining just why improving the players' decision-making skills and ability to read and understand the game (and what is asked of them at any given moment) is one of today's top priorities for most coaches.


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Kozefò 5K Fun Run/Walk
Join us for the 7th annual Kozefò 5K on August 11, 2018.
With each step you take, you will be making a donation that will directly impact the education of 170+ students at A New Arrival Primary School in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Over $30,000 has been raised at the past Kozefò 5K events for funding the school, and we can't wait to make this the best race yet! We hope to see you there!
Saturday, August 11, 2018
Registration Opens: 8:30 am
5K Fun Run/Walk: 9:00 am
Entry Fee
$25 per person
$10 for kids 10 and under
Woodbury Community Church
2975 Pioneer Drive
Woodbury, MN 55125
Donation Opportunities
Sponsorships for students, Kozefò merchandise, and student artwork created by our students will be available for purchase.
Prizes for Finishers in the following categories:
Adult Male
Adult Female
Youth Male
Youth Female
Additional Information
If you are not interested in the run, come hang out and enjoy the fun.
Feel free to wear your iPods/phones while running.
The run is an out and back route on city trails.
Can't Make It?
That's okay! We understand that life gets busy. Consider making a donation online to show your support.
Registration Form
If you chose to submit your payment online prior to the event, please select the number of members in your party and pre-pay using the method below.
If you are registering both adults and children, add them to your cart separately, and click "continue shopping" on the checkout window to return to this page to add the other members of your party. If you do not pay online prior to the race, you will be required to pay your entry fee on the day of the race.
NOTE: If you are having trouble using this payment method on your phone or tablet, try it again on a computer.


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The Objective Is To Provide A Learning Experience Matched By None
Thanks for visiting our website! My name is Kelly Mickley. I am the President of Executive Green Carpet Cleaning, LLC. I operate the company with my husband Ben Mickley, brother Scott Rampage and my father Dave Rampage. I enjoy the bond and teamwork we have as a family and enjoy working with them daily. We look forward to welcoming you into the Executive family.
When my dad entered the industry it was 1987 and he was working for a large discount company. They averaged more than 10 jobs a day and the company he worked for wanted their employees to rush through the jobs and they could not give each customer the personal touch they deserved. He struggled with that and thought he could do it better his way. In 1989 he took the plunge and started his own company with the mission of Honor. My dad always says you must always do as you say you will.


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- Poster presentation
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Percutaneous pulmonary valve implantation in right ventricular outflow tract dysfunction enhances cardiac response to exercise by improved bi-ventricular stroke volume-a exercise stress real-time magnetic resonance study
© Lurz et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. 2010
- Published: 21 January 2010
- Congenital Heart Disease
- Exercise Stress
- Ventricular Outflow Tract
- Right Ventricular Outflow Tract
- Pulmonary Regurgitation
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) often guides the management of patients with congenital heart disease involving right ventricular outflow tract (RVOT) dysfunction. However, the impact of RVOT dysfunction and its relief on cardiac response to exercise stress is unknown.
To assess the impact of PPVI on bi-ventricular adaptation to exercise
12 patients, who underwent percutaneous pulmonary valve implantation (PPVI) for significant RVOT obstruction (echo gradient > 50 mmHg), were included. MRI was performed at rest and during supine exercise stress at the same intensity pre- and within 1 month post-PPVI. Bi-ventricular volumes and function were assessed under free breathing and continuation of exercise using a radial k-t SENSE real-time sequence. Pulmonary regurgitation fraction was calculated as follows: RV stroke volume (SV) - LV SV.
PPVI for RVOT dysfunction improves bi-ventricular response to exercise. Utilisation of such real-time MR imaging techniques during exercise stress may refine the assessment of procedural success post RVOT interventions in patients with congenital heart disease.
Authors' Affiliations
This article is published under license to BioMed Central Ltd.


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Marcel - Free for Today - 5 stars
KidsandBeyond LLC has had various apps throughout the week (I believe until the 15th of May) that they have reduced to free. Today's app is Marcel - an ebook about a bookworm. I've noticed with the other ebooks by this company that many include comprehension questions and other interactives that we don't always see in ebooks. This book says that there are updates coming that will include some of these features.
Other Kidsand Beyond always Free Apps include:
- Learn the Letter (Pre-K)
- Match That Shape (Pre-K)
- Map My Globe HD (Elementary - continents, poles, and ocean placement)
Ed's Jungle HD - a hide and seek game for students to explore and learn about 20 different jungle animals. This is a new released app, no ads, and lots of interactive for the younger children.
For a limited time - Toca Doctor is free. Smart Apps for Kids has a great write up here. There is also an iPhone app for this as well.
Eclipses - In honor of the upcoming solar eclipse here is a free app that will show time, locations, etc of all upcoming sky events, including the upcoming transit of Venus. In access wikipedia online to give more information on the events.
Learnin' USA -iPhone/iTouch
Learnin' USA - iPad
Extra practice for learning the states and capitals. This is also a new app, so not many ratings on this.
As far as other items, I'm see lots of "sales" on apps - such as the Oceanhouse Media's Smithsonian Apps for $0.99.
If you are looking for more interactive ebooks for your iPad here is a link to Digital Storytime's list of Free ebooks based on their ratings.


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I can feel my temperature rising, like lava bubbling up from within, but – thus far– I remain victorious in this battle to finish my winter duties. My winter duties have been intense: purging, purging, and after that, more purging. However, spring fever has set in with my dad and when he drops subtle hints such as, "where are my seeds?" my duties take a backseat.
The Winchester Family Farm believes in hoarding, I mean collecting, seeds. As shown in this picture, even when cancer was devouring my mother's strength, she invested time and energy into saving seeds from the garden. Momma even jotted down a note about the longevity of the tomatoes. Bless her..
But 2016 is a new year, another motherless year, one in which Dad and I are broadening our horizons. This year we will order, as usual, from Botanical Interest Seeds, but we are also ordering from Sow True Seed.
Planting News:
This year Sow True Seed has pledged 25% of all sales to my little hometown library in Bryson City, North Carolina. If you've enjoyed a ride on the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad, you have been in my hometown. And if you enjoyed your stay in my little hometown I kindly ask you to consider purchasing a package or two of seeds, be they tomato, cucumber, or sunflowers. You can plant them in your own garden or donate them back to the library (or send them to me and I'll deliver them). I can't think of a better way to spread a little love and simultaneously plant the seed of literacy.
Here's how it works. Visit Sow True Seed's website, and when ordering use the code MBL2016 (for Marianna Black Library). You must use the code.Remember last year when I sold daffodils to help a needy family? This is the same concept, only this time we're buying books and building a library. And since I believe in my readers and their generosity, I challenge everyone reading this to purchase at least two packets of seeds. Every bit counts.
Writing News:
This fall I released Walking in the Rain: A Short Story about a Sacred Place. For those who have been waiting for me to write about my home-town mountains, this short story takes you back to a place my people once called home. Long before the book Bryson City Tales and Kephart's Our Southern Highlanders, my family called the Great Smoky Mountains home. When this world starts getting me down I retreat to this place, to an area locals would call the "way back," and then I sit, and I wait, and I allow myself to be absolutely still.
If you haven't been absolutely still in a while I highly recommend you take a trip to the "way back." If a road trip isn't possible, please consider reading Walking in the Rain.
For those who have asked, will Farming, Friends, & Fried Bologna Sandwiches be released as an e-book? I regret that Mercer University Press still says no. They do not typically convert non-fiction books into electronic format. No worries, Farmer Billy still has copies on Hardscrabble Road, and I have about eight copies at home. Of course, all bookstores can still order copies for you, and readers can contact Mercer University Press directly to order. All of my other work is available electronically.
What's Next?
That's an easy question. I have my eyes on a large patch of daffodils that are directly in the path of an evil dozer. I'll be digging if you need me. I can feel the fever about to bubble over. After all, a gardener must do what a gardener does and that's get those hands dirty.
Those who wish to contribute directly to the library can donate to:
Campaign Contributions
Gifts to furnish the new library (FF&E) go to:
Marianna Black Library Fund
Attn: Ms. Deb Lawley
33 Fryemont Street
Bryson City, NC 28713
Make check payable to : Fontana Regional Library
Gifts for construction go to:
Community Services of Swain County
PO Box 812
Bryson City, NC 28713
Make check payable to: Swain County Library Capital Fund
With sincere fondness and appreciation,
Renea Winchester is the award-winning author of Farming, Friends and Fried Bologna Sandwiches. She is passionate about heritage seeds, and saving daffodils. When she isn't digging in the dirt she is hoarding canning jars and reading good books.


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Our 'A' Boards policy sets out restrictions regarding the placement of free-standing advertising boards and details areas of York city centre where 'A' Boards are prohibited.
The policy also covers other advertising materials such as:
- mannequins
- menus
- lecterns
- planters
- goods on display
The restrictions relate to public roads, pavements and verges within the 'A' Boards prohibition zone.
The prohibition zone is located in the city centre; details of the area and streets covered are set out within the policy. The restrictions do not apply on private land.
The policy applies to private businesses, public or private organisations, and other bodies.
As well as setting out restrictions, the policy provides details of:
- background issues leading to the need for a defined policy
- suggested alternatives to advertising materials
- intended management and enforcement methods
Alternatives to 'A' Boards
The policy details alternatives to 'A' Boards, which may be appropriate, for example:
- wall mounted boards
- remote shared boards
- hanging signs
- awnings
Other forms of consent may be required for these alternatives, such as advertisement or listed building consent. Contact email@example.com to check if a formal application is required.
Micklegate 'A' Boards licence
'A' Boards will be allowed on Micklegate with a licence.
This is because Micklegate is an appropriate location for 'A' Boards due to the width of the footways and other characteristics, which are not typical of other streets within the prohibition zone.
The licence will last for 1 year with a charge of £110.00 for successful applications.
Tacit consent
Not all applications fall under 'tacit consent' parameters, due to reasons of public interest. If tacit consent applies, then you can act as if your application has been granted if we do not respond within a specified time after the confirmed receipt of your application.
Tacit consent does not apply to this application, therefore you must wait until permission has been granted.
After applying for your 'A' Board licence:
- you cannot assume permission will be given
- we will contact you within 10 working days to acknowledge receipt of your application
- if you've not heard from us within 10 working days, contact us to check the status of your application
If you have any questions about our policy or your application, email us at firstname.lastname@example.com