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Rumors about the death of the Twilight star Robert Pattinson have been circulating on Twitter and Facebook over the last few days. With the recent shocking news about Robert's long-time girlfriend Kristen Stewart had cheated on him, rumor states that Pattinson died due to emotional stress, and was found lying in a pool of blood in his bathtub.
The rumor noticed on Facebook is as follows:
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A similar rumor is spreading about the death of Robert Pattinson, but this one provides a different cause of death. It states that Pattinson died in a single car accident on route 80 between Morrisville and Roswell.
"Very sad news, especially for all the Twilight fans, Robert Pattinson died in a single car accident on route 80 between Morrisville and Roswell. He died on July 29, 2012, at the age of 26…. Friends and family are mourning the loss of a loved one."
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These games teach valuable skills and have a high fun and educational rating.
Your child experiences cognitive development in a variety of areas by engaging in different cultural activities and games.
Your child develops knowledge about animals and learns to identify similarities between parents and their children by watching these videos.
Your child can learn how to draw everyday objects and animals with two cute figures called Louie and Yoko. This interactive video teaches how to draw a bear.
Your child will develop exploration skills and knowledge of musical instruments by clicking blocks to create music with the choice of three geographical settings.
Your child watches a clip from Ready Jet Go! in which Jet sings a song that introduces each planet in our solar system.
Your child develops exploration and curiosity skills as well as building narratives and object identification by playing a variety of games and being a creative contributor to the environment.
Your child watches a clip from Ready Jet Go! in which the characters learn about how gravity works.
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Dieter Janssen, architect and former professor at the University of Toronto, wanted a custom bike and went to La Carrera Cycles. One day, while he was in the shop, he overheard owner Nadir Olivet talking about having the Cycle Messenger World Championships (CMWC) in Guatemala. Janssen had recently taken interest in racing tracks – he visited the 333-metre outdoor velodrome in Cuba and has ridden the Forest City velodrome in London, Ontario – and when Nadir mentioned the figure 8 track, he was immediately interested in being involved.
Janssen was up for the challenge. He enlisted some students and created a work-study program out of the track. "It's a complex geometry," Janssen said. "Because of the physics of that geometry – we really needed to get right in terms of making this track function properly." On Janssen's website, you can view just how complex this work was – pages and pages of diagrams and equations map out what will ultimately become the track. "We worked with a mathematician who recommended some people who were also interested in the project. Very quickly, we had a team together."


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The JetBlue pilot who was subdued by passengers on March 27 after he ran up and down the aisles of his aircraft shouting has been indicted by a grand jury for attempting to interfere with the performance of a flight crew.
Clayton Osbon, a 12-year pilot for JetBlue, is still reportedly being evaluated for mental competency to stand trial in Amarillo, Texas, where the copilot made a successful emergency landing of the Las Vegas-bound Airbus A320 airplane.
But trouble was brewing from the flight's beginning, according to court documents supporting the indictment, which offer a fuller look at what happened that day.
First, Captain Osbon showed up late and missed the crew briefing at JFK Airport, where the flight originated, crew members told the Federal Bureau of Investigation, according to Special Agent John Whitworth's affidavit in support of the indictment.
Initially, Osbon didn't exhibit any bizarre behavior, the affidavit states. But even as the flight climbed out of JFK's airspace, "Osbon said something to the first officer about being evaluated by someone."
At first, the flight officer wasn't sure what Osbon meant by that, but the pilot then began talking about his church and needing to "focus," the affidavit continues. After asking the first officer "to take the controls and work the radios, Osbon began talking about religion, but his statements were not coherent."
The first officer became concerned when Osbon said "things just don't matter," the affidavit says. Soon after, "Osbon yelled over the radio to air traffic control and instructed them to be quiet." He then turned off the radios in the jet and began dimming his monitors and "sternly admonished the first officer for trying to talk on the radio."
The first officer became "really worried when Osbon said, 'We need to take a leap of faith,' " he told the FBI. At that point, Osbon started trying to correlate completely unrelated numbers like different radio frequencies, and he talked about sins in Las Vegas. As some point, Osbon told the first officer, "We're not going to Vegas," and then began giving what the first officer described as "a sermon."
Worried, the first officer suggested to Osbon that they invite an off-duty JetBlue captain to the cockpit. But Osbon abruptly left the cockpit to go the forward lavatory – about 3-1/2 hours into the five-hour flight, the affidavit says.
Breaking company security protocol when he left the cockpit alarmed crew members just outside the cockpit door. When flight attendants asked if anything was wrong, Osbon grabbed a flight attendant's hands. He also banged on the door to the lavatory, telling the passenger inside that he needed to go to the bathroom, the affidavit says.
While Osbon was in the lavatory, the first officer told a flight attendant to bring the off-duty captain immediately to the cockpit. After that, Osbon "came out of the lavatory and began talking to the flight attendants, but was not making sense," mentioning at some point there being "150 souls on board," the affidavit says.
Osbon walked to the back of the aircraft – "on his way stopping to ask a male passenger if he had a problem" – before sprinting back to the forward galley, flight attendants close behind, chasing him."
At the cockpit door, Osbon began trying to enter his special code to reenter the cockpit – and banging on the door so hard that the first officer said he thought he might burst through the door. Inside, the first officer and the other captain locked the door. At that point, the first officer gave an order over the intercom to restrain Osbon. Already informed by flight attendants that their help might be needed, several passengers helped the flight attendants subdue Osbon, the affidavit said.
Along the way, the affidavit states, Osbon yelled jumbled comments about Jesus, 9/11, Iraq, Iran, and terrorism. He also yelled, "Guys, push it to full throttle."
Flight attendants decided not to have the passengers helping to restrain Osbon go back to their seats because "they felt they could not risk letting Osbon get up off the floor." The plane made an emergency landing in Amarillo with passengers still restraining Osbon in the galley, the affidavit concludes.
Aeronautical medical authorities told the Monitor that any investigation is likely to include a check on any medications he might have been be taking, since it's possible that Osbon, who had no earlier blots on his record, could have been experiencing hallucinatory side-effects.
Prosecutors and Osbon's attorney, E. Dean Roper, agreed to a mental competency exam after a government motion said events described in the FBI affidavit "establish a likelihood that Osbon may be suffering from a mental disease or defect," according to local news media reports. The outcome of that examination will determine whether Osbon understands the charge against him and can assist in his own defense.
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SKF offers rigid thermoplastics and composites in a wide variety of homogenous (unfilled or "virgin") grades (e.g. polyacetal or polyamide), filled grades (e.g. glass fibre reinforced PA) and fabric-reinforced composites (e.g. phenolic resin with cotton fabric, PF). For extreme conditions, SKF can provide high performance materials such as PEEK (polyetheretherketone).
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This is not a movie about love. This is a movie about eros and the comedy of the daily grind. The difference between love and eros seems to be in the history of the words and the reactions from them. Love is fresh, tender, and pleasant—it changes you and, for many, it is a lifelong quest. You can fall into it and be unfolded by it and, for some, it is something that can fade. Eros is inescapable and erotic. It is the poison at the end of cupid's arrow and reminds me of hot phrases like "engulfed in fire." That's not what the word literally means, but more of my metaphorical picture of it. Once known in Greek mythology as the God of Love, eros is now a universal word describing a deep and sickening sense of affection toward beauty (however you define it), and it is exactly this force that has captured and unhinged this movie's lead character.
Ben (Sean Biggerstaff) has just suffered a grueling breakup, equipped with a ceramic mug and IKEA lamp being thrown at his head and the loneliness that soon followed. But the objects that became tools for abuse are not the last of his worries. Shortly after splitting with his first girlfriend Suzy, he becomes a full-fledged insomniac and is in awe at the fact that he now has eight extra hours in each day to do whatever comes to mind. At first the insomnia is simply frustrating, though it allows him to read and re-read everything he has ever wanted to finish and work hard in his first year of art school. After shopping for snacks in aisle 8 of the Sainsbury supermarket, he notices a "now hiring" sign and decides to "waste" his extra eight hours of nighttime working.Continue Reading


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Hello, this is some continuation of my previous posted topic on transformation. I have attached two pictures of rotation of different axes, i.e. X, Y and Z. Z rotation is the projection on XY plane for two different Z rotation. It shows how the length of the axis varies depending on Z rotation. Now my question is, from this information is it possible to figure out rotation of Z axis. Here as rotation is on XY plane, the length of X and Y axis does not vary, but that of Z-axis varies.
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Every year Glamour team up with Benefit to produce the best miniatures as GWP with purchasing the magazine. For 2012 it was no different. This year they have offered up Benefit BadGal Lash, Benefit That Gal Primer and Benefit The Porefessional, All in cute sample size packaging. I've used Bad Gal lash before and really liked it and Porefessional is one of my must have products. I've never tried the That Gal Primer, but Im excited to try it out as I'm very into illuminating primers at the moment. Each magazine costs £2 and according the Glamour they tot up to around £35 retail value, which I personally don't think is right but to be fair they are great little mini's. Im going to be taking the three on holiday with me as they are the perfect size for travelling in the summer season!
I purchased all three mini's for myself, even though I have a full size The Porefessional (its one of my MUST have products) but also picked up a trio of magazines and products to giveaway. I know that these normally are so hard to find so when I saw two lots of all three gifts I knew I should get one set to giveaway. Of course I left some on the shelf, unlike the lady next to me who took all the Instyle Body Shop Mascaras! Enter below via the Rafflecopter form under the cut, Comment entries don't count!
Glamour magazine costs £2 and is available in most newsagents. The GWP's come with the July 2012 copy of the magazine which is out from the 31st May. I suggest trying smaller, local stores if you're looking for the freebies. I looked in my local WHSmith (someone had cleared the shelf) and Sainsbury's (again cleared the shelf) But I checked in my local corner shop and they had a fair amount left. So if you're struggling to find them I highly recommend checking small corner shops or locally run ones!


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This product contains 4032 kilocalories/kilogram or 344 kilocalories per cup ME (metabolizable energy) on an as fed basis (calculated).
Lamb meal, brown rice, brewers rice, chicken fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols), beet pulp, rice gluten, rice hulls, natural lamb flavor, brewers yeast, L-lysine, potassium chloride, DL-methionine, salt, monosodium phosphate, chicory extract, borage oil, vitamin E supplement, choline chloride, ascorbic acid (source of vitamin C), iron proteinate, zinc proteinate, D-glucosamine supplement, chondroitin supplement, zinc oxide, iron sulfate, manganese proteinate, copper proteinate, copper sulfate, manganous oxide, rosemary extract, sodium selenite, vitamin A supplement, calcium pantothenate, biotin, niacin supplement, riboflavin supplement, pyridoxine hydrochloride, thiamine mononitrate, vitamin B supplement, calcium iodate, vitamin D supplement, folic acid.
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First ingredient is a named meat product.
Insufficient meat in the food, use of brewers rice, beet pulp, rice gluten and rice hulls as filler. Chicken fat high on the ingredient list (a bloat risk factor for large breed dogs).
The first ingredient in this food is a named meat source, and the second is a decent grain.
Brewers rice is the third ingredient in the food. It is a low quality grain and by-product.
It is a concern to see chicken fat as the fourth ingredient. Research at Purdue University has identified a fat in the top four ingredients of a dry dog food as a factor that increases the risk of bloat in large breed dogs. Smaller breeds are untested.
Beet pulp is another controversial ingredient it is a by-product, being dried residue from sugar beets which has been cleaned and extracted in the process of manufacturing sugar. It is a controversial ingredient in dog food, claimed by some manufacturers to be a good source of fibre, and derided by others as an ingredient added to slow down the transition of rancid animal fats and causing stress to kidney and liver in the process. We note that beet pulp is an ingredient that commonly causes problems for dogs, including allergies and ear infections, and prefer not to see it used in dog food especially so high on the ingredient list. There are less controversial products around if additional fibre is required.
Rice gluten is likely to be similar to corn gluten, which is defined by AAFCO as that part of the commercial shelled corn that remains after the extraction of the larger portion of the starch, gluten, and term by the processes employed in the wet milling manufacture of corn starch or syrup. In plain English, that which remains of rice after all the nutritious bits have been removed. It is a filler, as is rice hulls (the outer casings of rice).
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I am thinking a bunch of these framed together.
and also what nice greetings cards they might make? LOL so there are a few heading into the gallery
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Rand Paul proposes bill to prevent warrantless drone surveillance
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) introduced legislation on Tuesday that would prohibit law enforcement agencies from using unmanned aerial vehicles to conduct surveillance without a warrant.
"I'm not against technology per se," he explained on CNN. "What I am for are the constitutional processes that protect our civil liberties. So, you know, it's not like I'm against the police using cars or against them using airplanes or helicopters or robots. But I am for personal privacy for saying that no policeman will ever do this without asking a judge for permission."
This year's Federal Aviation Administration funding bill contained provisions that made it easier for law enforcement agencies to use drones within the United States. The new law requires the FAA to speed up the process by which it authorizes government agencies to operate drones. The law also requires the FAA to allow agencies to operate any drone weighing 4.4 pounds or less as long as it is operated within line of sight, during the day and below 400 feet in altitude.
The American Civil Liberties Union has warned the law could usher in an "era of aerial surveillance." The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in the 1980s that the Fourth Amendment did not categorically prohibit warrantless aerial surveillance of private property. The cost of purchasing, operating and maintaining aircraft imposed a natural limit on aerial surveillance. With the advent of drones, however, the ACLU doesn't see law enforcement agencies being held back by the costs.
"A drone is a very, very powerful way of snooping on behavior," Paul noted.
His Preserving Freedom from Unwarranted Surveillance Act of 2012 would require the government to obtain a warrant before using drones to conduct surveillance. However, the government would not be required to obtain a warrant to use drones to patrol the national borders, when swift action was necessary to prevent "imminent danger to life," or if there was determined to be a high risk of a terrorist attack.
"What I would say is that drones can be used if you have a proper warrant," Paul told CNN. "But that means you go through a judge. A judge has to say there is probable cause of a crime. But I don't want drones roaming across, crisscrossing our cities and our country snooping on Americans. And that's the surveillance state that I'm very concerned about. And that's what our bill would stop."
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Enclave at Mallard Lake features our Designer and Maple Street Collections of new homes in Shepherdsville, Kentucky. The community is conveniently located minutes from I-65 close to the new Walmart as well as shopping and dining on KY-44. Enjoy community amenities including a swimming pool, clubhouse, and lakeside park with a playground and pavilion. Enclave at Mallard Lake is in the Bullitt County Public School District – Shepherdsville Elementary, Bullitt Lick Middle School, and Bullitt Central High School.
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Johnson City, Tenn. - VMI's Chris Catanzaro went 4-8 with four RBIs and four runs scored to lead the Keydets in a doubleheader sweep over ETSU (5-4, 9-4) at ETSU's Cardinal Park.
Catanzaro hit one home run and stroked three doubles, setting a VMI record with 50 career doubles, in the two games. In the first game, ETSU's Matt Baber pitched his third consecutive complete game, but fell to 5-6 on the season in the Bucs' 5-4 loss.
VMI began the opening game with a run in the top of the first. Michael Goldman singled home Catanzaro who had doubled off Baber. The Bucs took a 2-1 lead in the second. Nathan Copeland led off the inning with a walk and moved to third on a base hit by Ryan McKinney. Copeland scored on a wild pitch and McKinney came home on a single by Matt Nunley.
The Bucs increased their lead to 4-1 when Copeland belted a two-run shot in the third. The Keydets cut the lead to 4-3 in the top of the fifth when Eric Walker delivered a two-out, two-run single to left field. VMI tied the game in the seventh on a sacrifice fly by Ed Pearson that plated Ryan Colvin.
The visitors took a 5-4 lead in the eighth. Catanzaro led off the frame with a double down the right-field line, advanced to third on a bunt and scored when Baber's pick-off attempt eluded McKinney at third base. Jeremy Harper (1-0) picked up the win while Ian Ostlund pitched the ninth to earn his fifth save of the season.
VMI opened the second game with one in the top of the first when Catanzaro belted a home run over the right-field wall. The Bucs got a run in the bottom of the first before VMI struck for two in the second. With two outs, Rob Riley walked and scored on Jon Schott's triple. Ryan Colvin followed with an RBI single to give the Keydets a 3-1 lead.
The Keydets finished off the Bucs with six runs in the fourth, highlighted by a three-run double from Catanzaro. In the home half of the fourth, ETSU scored two runs on four singles to finalize the score, 9-4, in a seven-inning contest. Jeremy Terry went 4-4 with two runs scored and one RBI to lead the Buccaneer offense.
VMI's Ostlund pitched a complete game, scattering 11 hits to improve to 8-2 on the season. Buc starter Terry Johnson (1-1) lasted 3.1 innings before giving way to Jackson Simerly and finally Jarrod Hyder. Hyder pitched 3.0 innings, striking out six and retiring the last seven batters he faced.
ETSU will return to action at 3 p.m. on April 12 when the Bucs travel to UNC Asheville.


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In September, I posted an item about a dropper which we call Trojan-Dropper-Headshot. This malware delivers everything including the kitchen sink when it infects your system. It has an absolute ton of payloads, any of which on their own constitute a serious problem. All together, they're a nightmare.
Among the payloads, we've seen this monstrosity drop downloaders (Trojan-Agent-TDSS and Trojan-Downloader-Ncahp, aka Bubnix), adware (Virtumonde, Street-Ads, and Sky-banners), keyloggers (Zbot and LDpinch), clickfraud Trojans (Trojan-Clicker-Vesloruki and at least three other generic clickers), and a Rogue AV called Antivir Solution Pro. So this is one nasty beast that has no qualms about using the shotgun approach to malware infections.
But we also noticed that it has added yet another intriguing installer to its panoply of pests: It's a small executable named seupd.exe (search engine updater?) that makes two minor (but obnoxious) modifications to Firefox. The result of these modifications changes the behavior of Firefox's search bar, the small box that lets you send queries directly to search engines, located to the right of the Address Bar.
The modifications are not immediately apparent unless you try to search Google for something, using either the Search Box or the Address Bar: Instead of sending your search to Google, the browser submits search queries to one of six different domains not owned by Google, but which appear to use the Google API to provide results — and, presumably, earn a little ad revenue on the side.
The modifications add a file named user.js to the currently logged-in user's Firefox profile. The presence of a file by this name is not necessarily an indication of an infection, but in this case, the user.js file contains the instructions that tell the browser where it should submit searches when you have Google set as the default engine to use in the Search Bar's dropdown menu.
In addition, the Trojan drops a file named google_search.xml into the searchplugins directory beneath Firefox's Program Files directory, and deletes the google.xml file that is normally there. It's kind of slick because it maintains Google's "suggest queries" feature to help you refine search terms in the Search Bar.
It also, unexpectedly, changes the icon that represents Google in the dropdown menu to an older version of the "G" than the icon used in a contemporary installation of Firefox. Here's what the Google icon looks like in Firefox 3.6.x:
And here's what it looks like on Firefox 3.6.x when the infection has taken hold. This is the same icon that Google used in Firefox 2.x for the Search Bar.
The tiny icon is embedded in the body of the xml file as base64-encoded text.
On an infected machine, search queries sent through either the Address Bar or the Search Bar are submitted to a subdomain of one of six different domains, depending on the installer you get: good-search.net, search-click.com, search-go.net, search-star.net, search-tab.com, or wish-search.com. The results look almost indistinguishable from a conventional Google search. All six are hosted on the same IP address, which makes them easy to block.
A couple of other vendors call this thing Gleishug, though I can't figure out why this name was chosen. The word doesn't appear to refer to anything in the internals of the file, and the only anagram of Gleishug that makes sense to me (at least as far as being obnoxious goes) is I Hug Legs. We've decided to go with the name Trojan-Gleishug for the sake of consistency with other vendors.
We remove the components and block the domains and their related IP addresses, but if you're infected with this thing, it's easy enough to get rid of manually: Just install Firefox over the top of itself, and the installer will replace the modified files with the originals. If you open up your user.js file and see anything resembling this screenshot, just delete that user.js file. The malware won't reinfect your machine, so this is the easiest way to clear up the hijack.


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Here is Sara on healthcare again. This points out how it enslaves us. (but the math is wrong.)
What Would You Do If You Had Guaranteed Health Care?By Sara Robinson
August 26th, 2008 - 5:56pm ET
This was the Campaign for America's Future's Big Afternoon at the Big Tent. CAF took over the Digg Stage (the entire upstairs floor of The Big Tent) for a series of four panels addressing some of the Big Questions we wrestle with here.
One of the highlights for me was Rep. Jan Schakowsky's presentation, which was part of the second hour's health care panel. She cited an avalanche of statistics describing what condition our condition is in (and I don't need to tell you: it's not good). Two in particular leaped out at me. One (which I knew) is that an American dies due to lack of health care access every 30 seconds. The second (which I did not know) is that Americans are being driven into bankruptcy by health care costs at exactly the same rate. Sixty thousand deaths, sixty thousand bankruptcies, every single year.
(Update: A perspicacious commenter points out that Schakowsky's math was a little off. Sixty thousand deaths (or bankruptcies) works out to about one every ten minutes. My bad for not working the numbers out myself before posting them.)
Schakowsky also said that health care hasn't been a hot-button political issue to date because the political conventional wisdom says that nobody's ever lost an election due to their health care position. That, she said, needs to change -- starting with John McCain, whose plan will make things far worse than they are now (as if such a thing were possible).
As an American living in Canada, my permanent resident card (the Canadian version of a green card) entitles me to the services of that country's health care system. I also still see doctors in the US, even though I'm no longer insured there. As a participant in both systems, I've written at some length here and here about the myths Americans tell each other about the Canadian system. Right now, I think there's one important question we could ask Americans that would focus this debate, and take the conversation to the next level. It's this:
What would you do with your life if you never had to worry about health care again?
It's a hard thing for most Americans to imagine -- but it's odd how your vision of the future changes once you stretch your mind and see what it might be like.
Would you start a business of your own?
Go back to school to upgrade your skills, or retrain for an entirely new career?
Tell your toxic boss where to stick it, and find a job with reasonable hours and nice people?
Spend a few years at home with your kids?
Join the Peace Corps?
Move to a town that you really love?
Save some money up, and retire early?
I should probably warn you: You may get good and angry once you start to take stock of the huge trade-offs you've made over the years just to hold onto your health insurance. You may be even more angry when you realize that nobody else in the industrialized world has had to make those choices.
I live in a country where nobody is tied to a job they hate, or forced to give up important life opportunities just to hang onto a health care plan that may or may not even come through for them when they need it. Nobody ever declares bankruptcy because they can't pay a medical bill, either: most Canadians find this as mind-blowing as Americans seem to find the "What would you do...?" question. Almost nobody dies because they can't get care (and when it does happen, it's a cause for national outrage).
Countries with universal coverage free up their citizens to take advantage of personal development opportunities that, in the long run, stimulate the economy and create a more skilled, traveled, educated, and fulfilled workforce. Americans, on the other hand, routinely stay chained to jobs they hate -- and are forced to pass up on chances to expand their horizons and their fortunes -- because they can't afford to jeopardize their health care coverage.
Our health care mess has reached a point where it jeopardizes not only our lives, but also our liberty, our property, and our ability to pursue happiness -- as well as the long-term strength of the economy as a whole.
We cannot abide more of the same. Let's make sure John McCain pays the ultimate political price for his indifference to this issue -- and that every other elected official hears, loud and clear, that health care is a right they ignore at their own peril.
In the meantime, indulge yourself in a little fantasy. What would you do with your life if you never had to worry about health care again? Tell us in the comments.


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We have temporarily closed all Denver Botanic Gardens locations. Denver Botanic Gardens' response to COVID-19
Evening Vinyasa Yoga at the Gardens
Looking for an amazing place to practice your yoga skills, how about the beautiful Denver Botanic Gardens?
Vinyasa yoga weaves beautiful movement with challenging postures, and cultivates a sense of peace and calm by the end of each yoga class. Practicing vinyasa yoga on a daily basis can improve posture, flexibility, and endurance. Beyond the physical benefits, yoga helps to bring a sense of clarity to challenging situations in life, reminds us to stay present and focused in an ever-changing environment, and can help us find happiness and contentment in our surroundings.
The postures practiced in this challenging class will promote alignment, flexibility, focus, endurance and help detoxify the body.
Instructor: Blake Burger
Skill level: All levels welcome
Price: $12, $10 members
Special Instructions: Please bring a mat, a towel and water. Please register online in advance of class. This class will be located in the Morrison Center (north end of the Children's Garden).
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Communication Arts students bring home Gold and Silver
Contact: Billie K T Lueder, (808) 845-9187 Chancellor's Office
On Saturday, May 31st Honolulu CC Communication Arts (CA) students, Linda Inamasu and Alex Kawamoto, were honored at the 2014 National American Advertising Awards held in Boca Raton, Florida. The only students from Hawai'i, Alex won ADDY Gold for his design brochure for a famous children's museum in Philadelphia called "Please Touch" and Linda Inamasu brought home the Silver for her "Design Museum Boston" coffee table book.
Linda won Pele Gold and Alex received Pele Silver in the student category at the Hawai'i district competition, more commonly known as the Pele Awards. Their winning entries were then entered into the national student category of the American Advertising Awards.
"In Florida we were told that only a handful of student entries ever make it to the national awards, and fewer professional firms from Hawai'i ever receive National recognition. It was an extreme honor to represent Hawai'i," shares part-time CA student, Linda Inamasu (BBA '02 Mānoa), who came back to school after being laid off in 2010.
"I was in disbelief when they called my name. I kept waiting for them to announce Linda's name," says recent Honolulu CC CA graduate, Alex. "I never imagined that I would come home as a Gold winner."
The American Advertising Awards, formerly the ADDYs, is the advertising industry's largest and most representative competition, attracting over 40,000 entries every year in local AAF Club competitions. A Gold ADDY is recognition of the highest level of creative excellence and is judged to be superior to all other entries in the category. Entries that are also considered outstanding and worthy of recognition receive a Silver ADDY.
Both Linda and Alex are currently interning at Core Group One, a local marketing strategy and creative firm. Alex will continue his internship at Core Group One and Linda plans to graduate from the Communication Arts program in spring of 2015.


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A material fact is an occurrence, event, or information that is sufficiently significant to influence an individual into acting in a certain way, such as entering into a contract. In formal court procedures, a material fact is anything needed to prove one party's case, or tending to establish a point that is crucial to a person's position.
A material issue is a question that is in dispute between two parties involved in litigation, and that must be answered in order for the conflict to be resolved.
A material witness is a person whose testimony is a necessary element of a lawsuit. An individual who is considered a material witness can be compelled to appear in court and provide testimony. In the event that the person's safety is endangered as a result of his or her planned or actual testimony, he or she may be given legal protection or held in Protective Custody.
adj. 1) relevant and significant in a lawsuit, as in "material evidence" as distinguished from totally irrelevant or of such minor importance that the court will either ignore it, rule it immaterial if objected to, or not allow lengthy testimony upon such a matter. 2) "material breach" of a contract is a valid excuse by the other party not to perform. However, an insignificant divergence from the terms of the contract is not a material breach.
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Ride Home 7/31: Huevos Olimpicos
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Is it just me but I read top to bottom, so when I see:ReplyDelete
I think:
This would make sense if we rode facedown on our bellies but only skeleton olympians do this.
Shouldn't it be:
Of course, if there are more than one PED you can run 'em over regardless.
I think that entire first paragraph was brilliant!ReplyDelete
I bank with USAA, which has no physical branches! I can't remember the last time I went into a bank, but it was at least a couple of years ago. I don't even have to use the ATM to deposit a check, I just use my phone. Maybe something could be said about the decline of human interaction and our detachment from our financial institutions will undermine the whole system...but really I just think it's convenient, so that's what I'm gonna stick with.ReplyDelete
methinks Tales did it as you would be riding south to north on the page
@Jacques -
for me, the ending paragraph was piece de resistance!
@Ken No need to argue with Jacques. You're both right! (Thanks to both of you for the supremely kind compliments)ReplyDelete
@Marc Maybe some day I'll deposit checks by phone, but I don't think my bank allows this yet. And the ATM is fun because it spits out money, which is always fun.
@Rootchooper I read top to bottom as well. And left to right. Maybe we should just have one word PEDS!


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About Ali
Hey! I'm Ali, and I am so happy that you found your way here to Gimme Some Oven!
I created this little corner of the internet as a celebration of life shared around the table, and specifically, the recipes that bring us all together. Because really, most of my favorite memories in life tend to take place around one table or another. From cozy weeknight date nights in with our favorite garlicky pasta, to impromptu happy hours after work with friends toasting the world's best margaritas, to decades of Christmas Day dinners fighting over the last slice of Grandma's pecan pie, to bringing pans of my favorite chicken enchiladas to friends after surgeries, to introducing our hundredth friend to the brilliance that is nooch popcorn — life has convinced me that good food shared with good people is simply the best.
And of course, all the better when that food is quick and easy to make, seasonally inspired, lightened up a bit, and wildly delicious — right?
If that sounds like your style, you've got a kindred spirit right here. ♡
A bit about me.
When I began this blog back in 2009, I was working as a full-time musician by day and cooking up a storm by night. Now, I have the privilege of getting to work on this blog full-time from my little kitchen in Barcelona, writing and photographing and creating recipes that will hopefully make their way into your home as well. I love what I do, and love all of you, and love this crazy world wide web that brings us together.
I'm a Kansas City girl who recently had some friends set me up on a blind date with the guy of my dreams…and then fell head over heels in love with him…and then married him ♡♡♡…and then together, we decided to follow our craziest dreams and move to Spain in the fall of 2018. Now we're livin' the expat life together in the heart of Barcelona making a new home here with our two pups, and we're soaking it all up. Life has a way of changing in a heartbeat. And I'm so thankful for this new season that has been filled with so much love and light.
As you'll come to find, I also have a deep love of travel, and love setting out on adventures as often as possible, especially while we're living in such close proximity to so many of the places on my European bucket list. So if you follow along with our life behind the scenes, don't be surprised if the scenery changes often. But here at home? My favorite things in life tend to always revolve around good friends, studying Spanish, Barre3, Mexican food, the Enneagram, playing music, and making food for people I love. Oh, and snuggling with our cute pups as often as possible.
A bit about the blog.
Another love in my life is this space right here.
I actually started this blog on a total whim back in 2009 when I was beginning to cook more and more, and wanted a place to organize and keep track of my favorite recipes. It was a total hobby for me. And as you can see if you take a scroll back through the archives, ha, I still had lots to learn back in those early days. 😂 But the more I began blogging, the more I enjoyed learning about photography and recipe development and writing. And the more I began to find my own style of cooking, and the values and rhythms and ingredients that felt true to me. And through it all — thanks to the miracle of this crazy world wide web — I started seeing more and more of you give these recipes a try for yourself. Which I still say is the absolute coolest thing ever.
Truly. Back when I was in college, food blogs didn't even exist! Let alone, have the potential to support full-time incomes.
But over time, this site grew to the point where I was able to leave my previous job as a musician and work on cultivating this space full-time. And for that — and especially for all of you who tune in week after week, month after month, year after year — I am deeply grateful. I take very seriously the trust that you all place in these recipes, and love working on new ones that will hopefully be total winners when passed around your own tables. So whenever I see you tag a recipe on Instagram or read a comment that you made and loved a recipe, welp, just know that you've downright made my day. Absolutely love it.
A bit about my food philosophy.
So what kinds of recipes will you see on Gimme Some Oven?
I always used to struggle with the fact that this blog didn't really have a "niche", especially having heard from so many experts claim that blogs couldn't be successful without one. But here's the thing — I blog the way I cook. And I really enjoy cooking a little bit of everything!
I love the balance of improvising a stir-fry one day, and then measuring the precise amounts of ingredients for a meringue the next. I love adding as many greens and veggies to my plate as possible, and then maybe indulging in a fudgy brownie for dessert. I love cooking as seasonally as possible, yet will cave for a good pint of fresh blackberries at the store any day of the year. I love dinners that take less than 30 minutes to cook most nights of the week, and then enjoying a glass of wine as I babysit a slow-cooking pan of paella on a Saturday.
A little bit of everything. All things in moderation. All of that good stuff.
That said, without a doubt, most of the recipes on this site generally fall into the quick, easy, seasonal, and lightened-up category. And while I still eat meat, we cook plant-based recipes most of the time at home nowadays (especially thanks to marrying a vegetarian), so you may notice that proteins are becoming less and less common around here. Otherwise, you'll find that the blog generally has a pretty good balance of recipes showing up here in a given month. And as always, if you ever have any recipe requests, don't hesitate to let me know! I love making them happen!
For more info about blogging, photography, and life behind the scenes, feel free to check out my FAQ page, which I try to constantly update. And if you haven't already, feel free to subscribe to our YouTube channel, where we're now posting new videos regularly about life behind the scenes, in addition to lots of yummy food videos. And of course, always feel free to follow along and come say hi on Insta too. ♡
More than anything, I just want to say thank you so much for being here, and hope that this site can play some small part in making your days a little brighter and tastier. Cheers!
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Okay, it's official, you are my favorite go-to site for recipes! (It pains me to tell Ina that she's now #2). I can't tell you how many of your recipes I've made and I've never had one I didn't like! I just made your slow cooker black bean soup and dinner rolls as part of my dinner, very good! I hate conventional salads and you have so many really, really good ones! (Sorry, my extended family now calls asks me to make MY Ramen noodle salad!) I have referred quite a few friends to your site for great, fresh recipes. So keep doing what you're doing, it makes the rest of us look good!
Thank you,
Debbie Hannigan
Hello, I just tried you "best ever" enchiladas and made your enchilada sauce from scratch as well..OMG you were not kidding, I don't think I have had better at an actual Mexican restaurant..So impressed. I never have liked the store bought enchilada sauce but this one was amazing…I look forward to trying more of your recipes for sure !!
Thank you for sharing how your man makes every occasion is a date. I lost my husband 3 years ago this coming April 2nd, we had date night every week, I think about it now when I am sitting alone, how I miss those dates after 43 1/2 years of marriage. I really appreciate your sharing of this information, it made Friday night a little more bearable knowing you were having a date today or tomorrow.
Thank you so much Ali for your beautiful and captivating website. The pictures are so startling that I read recipes that I normally would not even look at, such as "Instant Pot Crispy Carnitas". I was lured onto your website by a picture of you Overnight Cinnamon Rolls recipe and I am hooked. The beautiful vibrant colors have made me make a pledge to myself. I am making a list of vegetables I want to start using again and I PROMISED myself that on my next shopping trip I am going to shop first for veggies and then add in healthy meats. I will also add some new spices and herbs. My husband Chris and I had been eating much more healthy lately until we had a recent setback. Chris fell on December 22 and broke his ankle horribly and lay in the flour for 4 hours until I returned home. He had mistakenly left his phone in his jacket pocket hanging on the back of a chair in our kitchen and he could not reach it. Long story short, there have been multiple hospital stays, surgery redone, wound therapy, numerous doctor visits that have brought our lives to a halt since his fall. We are now still facing 2 more months of hopefully improved healing. Friends and family have been providing meals but,the great part is both our appetites are picking back up and your beautiful website has made me long to "cook with thought again". I promise my next email will not be so long, but if I may I would like to let you know how it goes when I try some of your recipes. The first will be your "Chicken Bacon and Avocado Salad". I am saving the Cinnamon Rolls for a Thank you brunch I plan to have for friends at a later date. THANKS FOR YOUR INSPIRATION! Belinda
I just made your 30 minute beef stroganoff. It was wonderful! Thank you!
Hello Ali
I am a mother of four older children. Only 2 teenager boys at home now. My New Year's resolution was to start making at least one new recipe a month. I found your web site and it has been amazing!
I snap chat with my kids. One morning before going to work I snapped the story preparing your slow cooker chicken enchilada soup. It was easy to make and made a fun snap story. My boys LOVED it!!!
My daughter in college called and said, mom I need that recipe. I want to have friends over and it looked easy to do. She made it and her friends loved it so much they made it again the next day.
Keep up the good recipes! Mary from Bismarck ND
Wow, my class thinks your recipes are the bomb! Thanks Alli!
This is my first time pay a visit at here and i am actually pleassant to read all at alone
Looking forward to exploring this gorgeous site. Great design. If the food is as good as it looks….yum!
Hi Ali,
I'd like to try the non-bake energy bites but I need more protein in them.
I think people often add protein powder, usually vanilla; can you suggest how much protein powder should be added, please?
Congratulations! I recognize the Union Station in your photo! Mary in Kansas City
Hi, Ali,
Congrats on the recent nuptials! As a fellow (and now former) Kansas City girl, I'm really enjoying your references to all that KC has to offer (and recognize all most of all of them). I'm back on the East coast now, but sure do miss KC. Just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your blog and all your recipes. Your my "go to" website that I visit on most days, especially when I'm needing a new idea for dinner!
Thanks again, Ali! Enjoy the belated honeymoon!
I have lived in Kansas City my whole life. Go Chiefs and Royals. Love your recipes!
Thank-you Ali for great recipes and helpful tips.
Congratulations to both on your wedding.
God Bless
I've made tons of your recipes for several years and just realized you're also in KC! I knew there was a reason I kept coming back to your site! Ha!
Have made this dish twice and absolutely love it….have never brined b/4 but will do so from now on…thanks for great easy fun recipes…always enjoy getting e-mail from your site
I love your recipes! I have severe food allergies, which makes it difficult to find recipes that are gluten free, soy free and vegan. Is there a way to be able to add a "Allergy friendly" category to your search options?
Or, do you have any recommendations for me?
I'm only able to chose one of the options, not search for recipes that are all three.
I will try from my desktop computer to see if it will allow me to click on more than one option at a time. Thanks
Ali, as a lover of Tequila and especially Margaritas, I cannot believe my luck in finding your site.
You have some amazing recipes and I will try and then tweak them to perfection.
Fortunately I live in the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia, Canada and blessed with access to fresh-off-the-tree fruit all summer long
Wow your cauliflower soup is the best Ive ever had!! Im making a double match today because the last batch went too fast!!
Ali! Love the blog. Can't wait to cook together in Barcelona! Danny's NY Mama! BJ Adler
Just discovered this site. Tried the Slow Cooker Potato Soup and it was awesome. My husband gave
it a 10 which is the highest rating. I'll be frequenting this often.
Omg! I just stumbled upon this beautifully constructed site! So much inspiration. Beautiful!!!!
Wow, sounds incredible Ali. I am a single female discovering how important healthy and FUN eating is! I am not a techie at all (don't even own a Smart phone; no T.V. for over 10 years through choice – I can download anything on my laptop, right?!!), but really enjoy reading about interesting topics online, and love your great recipes! I am leery of subscribing to most things online as I really guard my privacy, loathe fake people and excessive promoting, have a limited income and actually often times prefer to read real BOOKS!. But you strike me as a real person, who truly walks your talk so I shall subscribe! Eek! thanks for your great blog:)
Hey Ali!
My name is Cyndi and I'm a native Arizonan. I guess they call us Zoni's? :) Anyway, my wonderful husband and I live in Fountain Hills and I've been using your recipes for about 2 years now so I figured it was high time I introduce myself.
I love everything about you and your life and your new husband and your dogs! We have 2 dogs…Annie (our golden retriever) and Drama, yes you heard right…Drama (our female rescue border collie mix). Trust me, the name fits the dog, ha! And I LOVE that you guys took a leap of faith and moved to Barcelona.
I'm half Spanish, half English. My mom's family came from Madrid, Spain and my dad's from Cornwall, England. Nice mix.
Anyway, you are simply ADORABLE & BEAUTIFUL and I always look forward to your recipes.
Can't wait to try some of your recipes! They look great!!!
Mmm! Recipes look fantastic!
Thank you for providing this blog. It is my first time visiting and the recipe you provided for baked chicken was great. Although I am over 50, after many years of eating out or fast food, I want to learn to be a good cook. This was a very nice place to start.
Hello! I have followed your site for a while and made several of your yummy recipes. I recently signed up for your newsletter and loved seeing the highlights of your trip to Madrid and that you're living now in Barcelona. I am an American living in nearby Luxembourg with my family, going on 2 years now. I LOVE living in Europe, but definitely agree, there is a lot to learn and understand – culturally, politically and bureacratically. :)
I'm a dietitian and mom, and love cooking. Keep those amazing recipes coming. And if you ever want to visit Luxembourg, let me know. I'd be happy to show you around!
I am looking forward to trying some of you recipes!!
Hi ali,
Love the blog and all things cera de espana! I'm trying to find your recs for Barcelona and can't find them on your blog. What's a good hotel or ABnB in Barcelona.We'll be there for about 5-days and are fairly good travelers Trying to avoid the ramblas area and something near public transportation. Also, are the beaches good? worth packing a bathing suit for late May?
I also live in the midwest and frequent KCTY.
PS …and the list of favorite restaurants in Barcelona….? Can't wait to read it.
Hi Ali,
I just happened to stumble on your site, and I'm so happy I found you!
I just love all of your recipes, I was just searching for some great vegan recipes, and I've found so much more!!
Some of your recipes look so easy to make , and I don't need to go out and buy special ingredients like some sites I've been on!!
Thank you so much,, I'll definitely be a regular on your site!!
New to the site but everything looks so good. I love the Pumpkin Roll!!!!!!!!
Hi Ali,
I've followed your blog for a couple years now and I absolutely love it. I'm reaching out to you because I'm meeting my sis-in-law in Kansas City in March for a girl's weekend and I wanted to know what things are MUST SEES.
I want to stay in/close to the Plaza, we love to eat, walk and shop of course(currently I'm on a vegan diet due to health reasons…)
Thank you,
Hi Ali, For your 5 step baked chicken breast recipe (w/brine), do you cover the baking dish with aluminum foil while baking in the oven?
Hi Ali,
I'm so happy and thankful that I found your blog! I love your recipes and hope to one day find my niche too. I'm currently the Director of Food Services for a public school district. I came from a large corporation as a Catering Director. I have always loved food and people just like yourself! I agree that great food brings people together. I am currently encorporating my style and love for simple, clean and nutritious food in my cafeterias but I sometimes find it a challenge. My goal is to change school lunch and introduce my kind of eating such as kale salads, Asian, Latin. Dishes etc. Thank you so much for your inspirational blog!!
I'm so excited to have found your blog! I have a request, if I may be so bold. My grandmother used to make an Apple Pan Dowdy, which I can closely replicate, but she served it with a thick, warm lemon sauce that I cannot find anywhere! Do you perhaps have such a recipe in your treasure trove, and would you be without to share it?
Best Regards
Linda Brink
I'm not sure how I found your blog, I was just wandering around the interwebs and fell into it. I'm now looking forward to exploring it more thoroughly. I was rather thrilled to see you're originally from KC. I'm in St. Joseph. Howdy neighbor!
Every time I think I've found a fellow foodie things have a way turning around. You started out cooking for one. A philosophy I could embrace! Now you have married (a veggie person no less) and moved to Spain(dream come true)and are off on a new and exciting adventure. I have quite a few of your recipes pinned. I think I'll stick around for a while and see where it leads. Just please don't kale and coconut oil me to tears.You now live in Spain and endless food opportunities await you. The food history there has got to be an exciting experience for you! Best wishes and keep blogging for the 1's, Ones, that are still here. (Sharing extra food in a Senior Complex is easy!) So bring on those recipes. We will all visit the flavors of Spain through you. Barb
Hi Ali. I just visited with your in-laws in Kansas City and they told us about your blog. I love it and will be following. I hope you all have a great reunion in Barcelona in a few weeks.
I love your recipes! Does it matter the kind of rum (you prefer) in your Rum Cake from stratch. It's probably isn't important. Also, enjoy your travels!
I am enjoying your blog and wonderful recipes. Would you mind sharing the name of the company that handled your apartment rental? I am moving to Barcelona in the Fall to teach for a semester and having some difficulty choosing an apartment. Also, I am trying to make some expat connections – do you have any groups that you would suggest joining? Thanks, Kathryn
I found your blog by searching up photography set ups. I really can't thank you enough for sharing that. It's nice to see someone using very inexpensive things and basic equipment and still achieving good shots. Being that I am an amateur photographer and on a very tight budget this was very inspiring.
Thank you
Hi Ali,
I am an ex-pat (Brit) living in Wisconsin, had the good luck to stay in Barcelona two years ago for two weeks, we rented an Air B n B apartment, owned by a French Guy in the El Born district, my most favorite place on our whole trip. Loved walking around the alleyways and we had the balconies that opened up with huge french doors.. We were quite close to La Musica Theatre.. We will go back someday. So glad I stumbled across your blog. thank you x Mary.
Hola Ali!
My boyfriend marinated chicken to BBQ, but the wind advisory was so strong and a fire hazard here in San Diego, CA USA I texted him on his lunch break, "How about you text me when you are on your way home from work and I will bake the chicken?"
So that led me to Googling, "Baked chicken". "
"Gimme some oven" was about the 7th on the list, but I clicked on it first because I loved the fun title play on gimme some luvin.
Family members never taught me how to cook and I was Vegan when single so it was really helpful to have the short video and explanation of a meat thermometer! Thank you for sharing your love of cooking in a blog.
Holly Ann, SAG AFTRA
I love reading your blog and recipes. I became interested because my husband and I will be visiting Barcelona in June. I've heard so much about the food/wine tasting tours and wonder if you have any suggestions. Thanks for sharing your dream life with us, Beth
Hey. I live in Barcelona too. I'm glad you're liking it!!!! It's a real foodie place to be 😊
Dear Ali
Glad to have found you from "the little red dot- Singapore". Across the globe say 10,000 miles away.
We were expats residing in USA Chicago from 1987- autumn 1994 and have since returned home to continue our careers, Paul in shipping and myself with the National Parks Board developing / creating regional & city Parks for the public.
It was such a coincidence our food styles from food presentation to colours, sunbeam personality and lifestyle are somewhat similar.
My family made mixed frozen mixed berries with coconut water this morning and had wanted to find out the number of calories but we found your blog instead.
Congratulations you are in a happy place and wishing you much happiness.
As life brings us to different pathways we each endeavour, wishing you many friends and trouble few.
Have a blessed Sunday.
What a pleasure to read a heartfelt blog. I just found your site while looking for an enchilada recipe. Haven't even tried it yet. I usually take a look at what I have in the refrig and then go from there. Going to try your Best Chicken Enchiladas Ever.
Actually I am a retired music teacher in the public schools and now playing my violin/fiddle for fun mostly. I never really learned to cook but now having fun downloading recipes. BTW: What is Paella and how do you pronounce it?
BEAUTIFUL WEB SITE..love your ways of explaining and you are a inspiration..all the best!
Thank you for helping me cook the best boneless skinless chicken breast I have ever cooked! My family loved it! I love to cook for my large family and always need new ideas. I need things that can stay warm and are easy to prepare early and don't require tons of ingredients. We love to cook! Thanks for a great blog. Trying something else tomorrow!!
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The Majestic Bromo
First of all, sorry for the lateness of this post…
Since I am in
Although recently fortune has been on the low side for
Before we dwell into what you might find in this peaceful breezy part of
Now let's enjoy a few snapshots that I managed to take from a view trips to Bromo. Some are pictures from a year ago, yet they are still relevant. Some were taken just yesterday. I don't have much to say, just hope you can all enjoy and appreciate these.
To get to the top of
In preparation of this hike, you must wear a strong pair of sandals and bring a bottle of water with you. Another option that you may take is to walk through the sand sea all the way up to the plateau by foot. I have never done this, but my friend and most other tourists have.
It was by accident that our family came to like this place. First, my friend, who traveled on foot all the way up to the plateau, stayed in this hotel with her group. My curiosity was sparked by its unique name. Thus, on our first visit ever to Bromo, I asked my father to drive us to this ethnic-looking place. We went on and tried the foods in their restaurant. We have been going there often since then. On that first visit, we discovered that the hotel is owned by an Indonesian-German couple and that the name was taken from their names, Yok and Uschi.
Our favorite foods here are European, potato-based dish. There are a lot to choose, from roestis to potato pancake. They also serve Indonesian foods such as "soto ayam" [Indonesian chicken soup] and "nasi goreng" [fried rice]. Yesterday, I ordered their brown sugar, cinnamon and honey oatmeal porridge to fight the cold weather.
Interesting that from this hotel, we adopted our lovely Bonzo. His mom is still around in the hotel, her name is Luli.
The hotel has a lot of small cottages that you can choose, spread out on their spacious backyard. On one spot, they do gardening as well! We found mint leaves, potatoes, tomatoes, peas, murbei, cabbage, and shallots cultivated.
Yoschi Hotel and Restaurant
Jl. Wonokerto km. 2, Ngadisari
Probolingo, East Java, Indonesia
Phone: +62335 - 541018
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We left when dusk has turned into the darkness of the night. The stars are already sparkling in the sky. They are not just one cluster of stars but hundreds of them forming an endless sea of stars. The height of the location enables us to watch the stars clearly; they seem really close to the surface of where we stand. The lack of electricity gives us privilege to watch the stars without being distorted by scattering lights. Each time I see time, they are each one unforgettable moment…


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Praise for Lady in Waiting
"Lady in Waiting is sheer beauty set in two time periods, both equally captivating stories. Meissner writes characters I care for, root for, and pine alongside—and she does so while weaving enticing, heart-wrenching plots. This book proves why I'm an ardent Susan Meissner fan."
—Mary DeMuth, author of Life in Defiance
"Lady in Waiting by Susan Meissner: The pacing, perfection. Transitions between centuries, seamless. Capturing the nuances of relationship, flawless. Put anything written by Susan Meissner on your "must read now!" list, right beside Barbara Kingsolver and Elizabeth Berg. I couldn't put this elegant novel of love and choice down. A completely satisfying read."
—Jane Kirkpatrick, award-winning author of A Flickering Light and An Absence So Great
"A novel about decisions long regretted and decisions yet to be made, Lady in Waiting resonates with the great hope and exhilaration that come with the realization that there is always a choice."
—Siri Mitchell, author of She Walks in Beauty
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Should Rockies star Todd Helton be in Hall of Fame? Make my vote yes
Todd Helton, the best Rockies player in franchise history, collected his 2,500th hit over the weekend. Does that make him a lock for the Hall of Fame? No, but it should.
I long have been beating the drum for Helton to be the first player in franchise history to make the Hall of Fame. He will have my vote from his first year of eligibility. I say Helton is to the Rockies what Stan Musial was to the St. Louis Cardinals. He's the man. But, believe you me, Hall voters will hold Coors Field against Helton. Listen to Oren Lomena and Peter Burns, my co-hosts on The Press Box, debate Helton's candidacy here:
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From the "About Time" File Comes a Sink…That Also Dries Your Hands
With necessity being the mother of invention and all that, how the hell has a sink that also dries your hands not been introduced before?
Thankfully the good folks at Dyson are a step ahead of the game and have introduced an all in one bathroom sink called the Dyson Airblade tap that allows for you to wash and dry your hands via one convenient fixture. It's not exactly rocket science either, as the setup simply includes the traditional motion sensing faucet, only equipped with wing jettisons that also respond to movement, and dry your hands when you're ready with little more than a simple flick of the wrist in either direction.
More than just a handy case of common sense inspired design though, the hand dryers themselves are much improved over the classic models as they blow cool air which actually disposes of the water naturally instead of evaporating it. Not only that but the air is more purified for less chance of potential germs, and the Dyson powered motor shoots out air at 430 mph, ensuring a drying time of around 12 seconds.
There's not much more to the new Dyson design, and that is, of course, a big part of its brilliance. Not only does its simple ingenuity help to eliminate the mostly hated paper towel use, but also does away with the incredibly inefficient traditional blow dryer and cuts down on the amount of awkward bathroom lines you'll have to face in your lifetime.
Truly, for us public bathroom aficionados, this is a case of heroic design.
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Welcome back Shellheads to the thread dedicated to the man who has everything! Our favorite hero, Tony Stark aka Iron Man!
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In 2014, Purdue Extension celebrates the centennial of the Smith-Lever Act, which created the National Cooperative Extension System in 1914.
Information about the centennial and a toolkit that includes graphics and templates, as well as a Facebook cover page photo, are available at www.extension100years.net.
We also have created some centennial materials especially for Purdue Extension:
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monopolize necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 22 diseños de 13 diseñadores freelance.
We have teamed up with 2 of the "biggest loser" winners and finalists to create a new product that will educate people on what they must do to really lose weight and keep it off forever.
People who have struggled to lose weight. Tried everything and just do not know what to do next.
1. mini site web design
2. header, footer and side panel graphics
3. ebook cover to match the site
4. monarch butterfly colors (dark black with yellows, orange and reds)
5. should have the feel of something like "here are the deep dark secrets to losing weight and keeping it off forever"
6. No navigation on the page
Of all of them so far the one I like the most is #4 Duwork. I want to clarify what I am looking for is a minisite design. This should be very simple for talented designers. This is a 1 page sales letter that will have testimonials and pictures with an opt in or order button.
Here are a couple of samples to make sure we are on the same page. There is no need for alot of navigation.
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D-meson nuclear modification factor and elliptic flow measurements in Pb–Pb collisions at $\sqrt {s_{NN}}$ = 5.02TeV with ALICE at the LHC
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ALICE measured the nuclear modification factor ($R_{AA}$) and elliptic flow ($\nu_{2}$) of D mesons ($D^{0}$, $D^{+}$, $D^{⁎+}$ and $D^{s+}$) in semi-central Pb–Pb collisions at $\sqrt{s_{NN}} =5.02$ TeV. The increased ...
ALICE measurement of the $J/\psi$ nuclear modification factor at mid-rapidity in Pb–Pb collisions at $\sqrt{{s}_{NN}}=$ 5.02 TeV
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ALICE at the LHC provides unique capabilities to study charmonium production at low transverse momenta ( p T ). At central rapidity, ( |y|<0.8 ), ALICE can reconstruct J/ ψ via their decay into two electrons down to zero ...
Net-baryon fluctuations measured with ALICE at the CERN LHC
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Stepper 2 click carries an A4988 microstepping motor driver along with screw terminals for connecting a motor and a required external power supply (minimum 7V). The output drive capacity of the motor is up to 35V and ±2A. The A4988 chip is designed to drive bipolar stepper motors in full-, half-, quarter-, eighth- and sixteenth-step modes. A set of three on-board SMD jumpers (J1-J3) allow you to switch between the different stepping modes. They come in the Full Step configuration by default. See the A4988's datasheet for a microstepping resolution table.
The board communicates with your target MCU through EN, RST, SL, ST and DIR pins (corresponding to AN, RST, CS, PWM and INT pins of the default mikroBUS configuration). The DIR pin is for determining the motor's rotational direction.
Stepper 2 click uses a 3.3V power supply but is also compatible with 5V logic. It features three pairs of screw terminals. The terminals 2B, 2A, 1A and 1B are for connecting the stepper motor; VIN and GND are for bringing an external power supply.
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The wishlist:
* schematic drawing software (free/lowcost)
* decent symbol-library, or easy to add own symbols
* circuit simulation possible (Spice)
* Windows
I've been using Simetrix for circuit simulation of discrete circuits, works well, and enables the use of all the usual suspects w.r.t. transistor types, logic etc (Spice).
While it does a decent circuit drawing, it doesn't look as tasty as the various other programs out there.
Curious what other PC-programs might be out there ?
I've looked at the threads here and saw several nice ones, but most lack circuit simulation.
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