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India's men's hockey team captain PR Sreejesh believes that they have grown mentally to handle tough situations as they begin a crucial season ahead with the 26th Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Malaysia, scheduled to begin from April 29.
The tournament in Ipoh, Malaysia is the first major event in this year's international calendar for the team which will take on Australia, Great Britain, New Zealand, Japan and hosts Malaysia.
At the previous edition of Sultan Azlan Shah Cup, India lost the final to Australia. At the 2016 FIH Champions Trophy in London too, it was Australia who denied India the coveted gold medal in the final.
"Yes, in a way Australia has been a tough team to beat. Until last year they had a lot of senior players and were the most experienced team. In pressure situations, their past performances really helped them cope with that pressure and come up with good results," stated Sreejesh on Saturday.
"But I think now, our team has experienced youngsters, who can turn the matches around. We have improved a lot mentally over the past year. In tough situations, in quarter-finals, we have beaten big teams and moved to semi-finals," he added.
"We need to show consistent improvement, in tough match and we need to raise the bar and perform well in tournaments like these its important to beat top teams like Australia so that you can develop your confidence."
Getting off to a good start in the season will be crucial in the lead-up to an all-important year where India play the Asia Cup and Hockey World League Final in Bhubaneswar in the winter.
"While getting off to a good start is important, the most important thing for me is the finish – in December when we really have to be good. This tournament in Malaysia will give us an indication on the things we expect and test ourselves to see if the progress I expect to see is really on," explained chief coach Roelant Oltmans.
It's an added advantage that the Indian team, equipped with a new support staff, had a 40-day long national camp where the players were put through a tough regime involving nearly five-six hours of intense training.
"We deliberately had a 40-day camp. Physically I wanted them to be at a good starting point so there was a lot of emphasis on that and I believe we have succeeded in achieving that level," Oltmans pointed out.
"With new players coming into the squad, the understanding between players had to grow. New style of play needed to be adapted to and the best place to get confirmations is in big tournaments and we go to Malaysia to test ourselves," concluded the 62-year-old Oltmans.


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We have all become enablers in some way or form. I've been 'called' or should that be 'accused' of being the 'chief enabler'... ok I hold up my hand say 'guilty as charged..... so what are you going to do about it!!!!'
I have been reading various posts and comments and then looking at my crimson Malden Filofax and thinking I want to put my Malden in to use. It shouldn't just be sitting there looking pretty and smelling nice (You have to be a Malden owner to understand this!)
So reading various posts about using only one Filofax have been 'enabling' me to think through how I might do the same..... or try to.
So I set myself a mini challenge to bring my Malden in to use, but I think I need to recap on my current Filofax set up, so you can appreciate the mind games I went through to change to the Malden.
My current line up looks something like this:
- A4 Classic - Sits on my desk as my at home planner, it also holds my master address list.jotspot
- Pocket Chameleon - My carry around Filofax/Wallet
- Finsbury Personal - My journal for recording past events
- Slimline Finsbury - My notebook/to-do list Filofax
- Other Filofax organisers in the collection have specific tasks so I won't include them here.
OK that is too many isn't it? What I wanted to attempt to do was 'slim' down the number of organisers I actively use and make better use of them in the process.
The Slimline was the first up to be taken out of current use or at least changed. I've found having it as a separate To-Do list/Notebook has helped me make better use of To-Do lists and I think I now have them under control, so those lists have transferred in to my Malden at the simple click of the rings. The same goes for the notes, that I didn't archive in my rationalisation process.
The A4 Classic sits beautifully flat on my desk, but as you might have suspected it is a little big to carry around. My A5 Malden I think would be a great substitute for this, but for now my A4 has been put back in its box.
change holder.
The final 'suggestion' makes a lot of sense if you think about it. It is personal size, so pages are easy to swap between the Malden and the Finsbury. It will hold all of my cards and passport as it did before, but now it doesn't have any diary in it, just some plain and ruled paper for instant note taking.
So with the Pocket Chamelon and my A4 Classic out of the way, I set about setting up my Slimline and my Malden Personal. It took me a few iterations to get a set up I was happy with and it took me most of the weekend at different times. In fact I got part way through writing this post and had to abandon it when I realised a problem with the set up at that point!! Stop writing, concentrate on getting the set up how you want it!!!
However, the best thing about Filofax is that you can make numerous changes without any problems or long term damage.
- Inside front cover - Bank and medical cards
- Inside back cover - Passport and drivers licence.
- Plain and ruled paper
- Filofax solar powered calculator - mainly used for calculating exchange rates.
- Clear top opening envelope with my heath care insurance certificate and opticians prescription
- Vintage change holder.
Malden Personal is a fairly standard set up, but for the record:
- Inside front cover - business contact cards
- Inside back cover - note pad
- Diary tab - Week on Two Page - Multi language version. I will change this for a different WOTP next year.
- Notes tab - white ruled paper
- Projects tab - To-do list with the following headings
- Information Tab - Maps of UK, France, London, World time zones.... I like maps!
- Financial - Not a section I normally use, so it might be relabelled at some point.
- Addresses - Standard A-Z two letters per section with standard 130201 inserts
cooling off period... I think I need one, I've broken most of the 'rules' this last weekend. But I now have the pleasure of using my Malden!
Slimline Finsbury to a Pocket Finsbury because the Slimline didn't fit my bag. Well that has also changed in the last couple of weeks too. I'm now using a bigger bag! and it takes Personal size and even an A5 without straining things too much.
Naturally I will report back on any further adjustments/tweaks to improve my set up and I will let you know how the new set up is working out... there is is that other Grey A5 Malden lurking on my side table crying out 'use me too.....'
Sorry if this version of this post is slightly different to the version of the one you read previously this was due to the Blogger outage and them restoring a previous version of the post. I went through so many versions of this post before it was published I can't remember all the changes and amendments. Likewise earlier comments have also been lost due to the Blogger Outage suffered in the last 36 hours.

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Houman Zarrinkoub, MathWorks
Communications Toolbox™ provides algorithms and apps for the analysis, design, end-to-end simulation, and verification of communications systems. Toolbox algorithms including channel coding, modulation, MIMO, and OFDM enable you to compose and simulate a physical layer model of your standard-based or custom-designed wireless communications system.
The toolbox provides a waveform generator app, constellation and eye diagrams, bit-error-rate, and other analysis tools and scopes for validating your designs. These tools enable you to generate and analyze signals, visualize channel characteristics, and obtain performance metrics such as error vector magnitude (EVM). The toolbox includes statistical and spatial channel models, including Rayleigh, Rician MIMO, and WINNER II. It also includes RF impairments, including RF nonlinearity and carrier offset and compensation algorithms, including carrier and symbol timing synchronizers. These algorithms enable you to realistically model link-level specifications and compensate for the effects of channel degradations.
Using Communications Toolbox with RF instruments or hardware support packages, you can connect your transmitter and receiver models to radio devices and verify your designs with over-the-air testing.


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I could eat this salad every day for lunch AND dinner. I love the lemon and mustard dressing, the salty grated Parmesan cheese, and the crisp sweet apples.
I found the recipe in Bon Appetit Magazine, and after a few tweaks, it is exactly where I want it to be. Simple enough for everyday, yet elegant and refined for company, this salad is perfect for every occasion this fall.
Kale Salad with Honeycrisp Apples and Parmesan
Adapted from Bon Appetit Magazine
Serves two
5 stalks green kale, removed from stem and chopped
1 tablespoons honey
1/2 shallot, chopped
Juice from 1 lemon
1 tablespoon dijon mustard
1/6 cup olive oil
1 honeycrisp apple, thinly sliced
1/6 cup parmesan cheese, grated
Place kale in your salad bowl. Sprinkle salt on top of the kale. Massage for ~5 minutes.
In a bowl, whisk together the honey, shallot, lemon juice, dijon mustard, and salt and pepper. Slowly whisk in the olive oil.
Toss the salad gently with the salad dressing. Add the apple and cheese to the salad, and toss again.


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Charlottetown Airport Traffic Takes Off
The Charlottetown Airport Authority announced their second quarter passenger traffic results today.
"We are very pleased with traffic results so far this year", stated Airport CEO Doug Newson. "Passenger traffic for the second quarter was up 6.3% over the same period in 2013."
"There is more good news for 2014 as June traffic was up 11% over last year and this is only the beginning of the summer season", said Newson. "Seat capacity at the Airport will be almost 15% higher compared to 2013 for the peak summer months of July and August."
"Our airline partners have added additional flights and larger aircraft for the peak summer travel season. We are anticipating a very busy summer and are grateful to have this extra capacity to accommodate visitors wanting to vacation on PEI this summer," noted Newson.
The Airport Authority is advising passengers that because of this additional capacity line-ups and processing during peak travel times could be longer than usual. Passengers are advised to allow for additional time, especially for those flying out during the early morning and early evening hours.
Peak Summer Schedule
There are a number of travel options direct from Charlottetown during the summer. Delta Air Lines has daily flights from Charlottetown to New York City (JFK), which began July 1st and operates until September 1st, 2014. This summer there are 15 flights departing daily from Charlottetown Airport flying direct to five destinations with hundreds of connection options.
Click here to view our flight schedule.


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My career over the past decade has allowed a fair amount of domestic travel. To get to say you're "from Seattle" is pretty cool and aside from the "Doesn't it rain there all the time?" (ugh....) questions, the other comment I always get is, "Oh, it's so beautiful there!". One friend I met in flight attendant training remarked, "The grass is green there all year round". I had to think about that for a second...it had never crossed my mind before! Since it never freezes for long or dries out with heat, the landscape looks pretty similar all year long. GREEN!
The other thing we have a lot of is water. It's everywhere...from various lakes that dot our area to the Puget Sound, no one has to drive more than 15 minutes to see a large body of water anywhere in Western Washington.
I've mentioned my affiliation with Junior League on the blog before. I adore the work I get to do for our community. This year, I got to mentor a group of foster teens through Treehouse (an organization I also looooove). As part of our year end celebration, Argosy gave us a great deal & we were able to take our girls on a private dinner cruise on the Sound.
what I'm wearing//
jacket :: Nordstrom (sold out) similar here
striped tee :: similar here
pink skinnies :: similar here & only $17!
turquoise studded belt :: Old Gap (like 1993 old!)
bag :: Jo Handbags (which is brand new, but apparently sold out right now (this is similar & 60% off! I also like this one)
shop this look//
Embrace where you're from, no matter where it is, urban or rural, chic or hick, someone is wishing they were from there! Truth be told, while I've been a city girl all my life, I've always loved the idea of living in a super tiny one stoplight town like my mom grew up in!


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Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is the disability benefit for people of working age that has replaced Disability Living Allowance (DLA).
Find out what PIP is, how to claim it, how much it is worth and how its introduction affects you if you are already receiving DLA.
Being ill or having a disability can often make life more expensive. PIP is a benefit that is meant to help you with the extra costs caused by illness or disability – including sight loss.
You can get PIP if you are aged 16 or over and under state pension age when you start your claim. If you are:
To make a claim for PIP you must:
These two rules are complicated and there are some exceptions - if you live in a European Economic Area country, for example - so contact our Helpline if you think you may have difficulty passing these tests.
PIP is meant to help with daily living activities and getting out and around. Because of this, it is split into two parts or 'components': a daily living component and a mobility component. You might be successful in claiming one or both of these components.
Each component then has two rates:
It is not a means-tested benefit – so you can claim it no matter what your income is – and PIP is not taxable.
You can hear about PIP and how to claim it in our audio Q and A.
The daily living component:
The mobility component:
The rates for PIP will rise with inflation each year.
You should call the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) for free on 0800 917 22 22 (0800 917 77 77 if you use a textphone). The DWP will take initial details of your claim while you are on the phone.
The DWP will then automatically generate a claim form for you and send it to you. Your claim form will include a barcode (to uniquely identify your form) and some parts of it will already be completed for you (your name, address and date of birth, for example). You then complete the rest of the form and send it back to the DWP.
The idea of filling out a claim form can be a little daunting, so to help you complete your form we have created a handy PIP Toolkit. Our Toolkit identifies the questions on the PIP application form that are most relevant for many blind and partially sighted people and contains our top tips to help you complete the form effectively.
When completing the form, it is important to include as much information and supporting evidence as possible. This may include copies of prescriptions of any medicines you require or a supporting letter from a health care professional who helps you. You could also include a care diary, which is a written record of all the help and assistance you need carrying out everyday tasks throughout a whole day. More information on what sort of information to include in a care diary can be found in our factsheet.
If you would like some advice or help with completing the claim form please contact our Helpline on 0303 123 9999, open 8am to 8pm weekdays and Saturday 9am to 1pm, or email [email protected]. We will be able to put you in touch with our specialist advice services and form filling service.
When you claim PIP, it's almost certain that the DWP will ask you to attend a face-to-face consultation which will consider your individual circumstances across twelve activities.
For each activity, there are different descriptors which describe a person's ability to do something. Each of these descriptors has a score associated with it and you will score points based on the descriptors that apply to you.
For each descriptor to apply you must show that you are unable to carry out the activity "reliably, repeatedly, safely and in a timely manner".
Of the twelve activities, ten relate to the daily living component (such as "preparing food and drink" and "reading and understanding signs, symbols and words") while two relate to the mobility component ("moving around", for example)
You can score points in more than one activity. For the DWP to award you the standard rate, you have to score at least 8 points in total for the relevant activities. To receive the enhanced rate you have to score at least 12 points in total.
If an assessor asks you to attend an assessment it is very important that you attend a face-to-face consultation. If you do not do this and do not have a good reason (good cause) then this could mean that the DWP reject your claim for PIP.
We've put together a factsheet of top tips to help you prepare for your face to face assessment:
Any people who were receiving DLA and were aged over 16 and under 65 on 8 April 2013 (or under 65 on 20 June 2016 if you live in Northern Ireland) are being invited by DWP to claim PIP. If you are in the relevant age group and have not yet had an invitation to claim PIP, you will eventually get a letter from DWP which will explain what you need to do to begin your claim.
When the DWP invite you to make a claim for PIP, it is vital that you contact them to start your claim within four weeks. If you do not start your claim within four weeks, the DWP will suspend your DLA. You can still make a claim for PIP after this, and if you do it within a further four weeks the DWP will reinstate your DLA whilst you are making your claim for PIP.
If your claim for PIP is unsuccessful or you are unhappy with the rates you have been awarded you have the right to appeal.
We have produced a factsheet on PIP that contains lots of useful information and more details about how to make an effective claim for it:
If you would like some advice or help with completing the claim form please contact our Helpline on 0303 123 9999, open Monday to Friday 8am to 8pm and Saturday 9am to 1pm, or email [email protected]. We will be able to put you in touch with our specialist advice services and form filling service.
Please note that we can only give advice about benefits for blind and partially sighted people and their carers or dependants.
We want to hear about your experience with the PIP application process, please get in touch by emailing [email protected].


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Will President Obama Put Free Solar Panels on the White House Roof?
You'd put solar panels on your roof if they were free, but will President Obama. "It's complicated," the White House responded when Bill McKibben and 350.org asked if they'd install the panels Sungevity agreed to donate. To hopefully tip the balance, and make a good symbolic point, McKibben and crew are currently on the way to Washington from Maine, bringing with them one of the solar panels that President Carter installed, but was then removed by President Reagan. We Haven't Thought Carefully Enough About the Future
When it was installed back in 1979, Carter said, "A generation from now this solar heater [TH note: the panel wasn't a solar PV panel, as urban legend has made it but a solar water heating panel] can either be a curiosity, a museum piece, an example of a road not taken, or it can be just a small part of one of the the greatest and most exciting adventures ever undertaken by the American people."
Well, as anyone who has lived through these past 30 years clearly knows, by and large the United States didn't really embark on that exciting adventure--even with the growth of the environmental movement in the past ten years. Largely that's because, as McKibben rightly says, describing why the still-working panels were removed by Reagan, "we stopped thinking carefully about the future."
Maldives Prez Is Installing Their Free Panels
But back to the present moment... Sungevity has also agreed to donate a new solar array for the roof of the presidential residence of Mohamed Nasheed in the Maldives. Nasheed took them up on the offer and will be installing them on October 10th as his effort in 350's 10-10-10 campaign.
We Need to Rebuild the Withered Environmental Movement
As for the motivation of all this. Over at Yale e360, McKibben writes,
The point of all these panels, of course, is not that we're going to solve climate change one roof at a time. (Obama is doing lots of good practical things already--his "greening the government" effort is retrofitting federal buildings across the country with insulation, for instance). The point is that they help build the movement that we allowed to wither away.
Wither away? McKibben takes a shot at those groups who, in the run up to COP15 and before, thought that the best way to get climate legislation passed was to continually dilute the strength of the bill until it wasn't worth a thing, and still hasn't been passed.
Too many groups convinced themselves that they could slide some legislation through Congress, make deals with industry, get things going without a fight. It was worth a try, but it didn't work--the fossil fuel industry, the most profitable enterprise known to man, beat us.
The solution? McKibben continues the call that it's going to take hard work and a grassroots movement to make meaningful strides in stopping climate change. The fossil fuel industry and entrenched political interests are going to continue beating us, "until there's a real, broad-based, popular, noisy movement underway in this country, a movement that can provide a currency (bodies, passion) equal to the currency the billionaire Koch Brothers can pony up to defeat climate legislation."
Right on.
More on that here: A Symbolic Solar Road Trip to Reignite a Climate Movement, and here: I'm Going to the White House.
Do your part: Sign the petition urging the President to install solar panels on the White House, and start or join a 10-10-10 event.
Follow Bill and crew in their biodiesel van: Put Solar on the White House - Road Trip!
Like this? Follow me on Twitter and Facebook.
More on Solar Power:
Obama's Grandma Gets a Solar Roof in Kenya
Take Action: Tell President Obama 'Put Solar On It!'
Obama's Earth Day Push for Renewable Energy


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Zanzibar White Sand Luxury Villas & Spa
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Zanzibar White Sand Luxury Villas & Spa offers an exclusive resort, facing one of the most beautiful beaches in the world located on the East coast of Zanzibar. With eleven high-end villas, this sustainable sanctuary of uncompromising luxury is designed to ensure each villa provides an intimate and peaceful retreat in blissful surroundings. All the villas have their own private pools; additionally, a large swimming pool and smaller children's pool are available adjacent to the restaurant.
The beach resort offers amenities such as a fine-dining restaurant, a bar and a rooftop lounge, spa and a high-end water sports center which specializes in Kitesurfing. An experience at Zanzibar White Sand Luxury Villas & Spa is all about being outdoors: guests can enjoy an intimate dinner on the beach, relax by the pool or stroll in the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. For the active ones, a large range of tours and excursions are on offer.
The privately owned resort is a project based on the personal pursuit of sustainable luxury in the paradise that is Paje, Zanzibar. Luxury, comfort and private space have been the guiding values in the creation of this exclusive 5-star resort whilst preserving the local environment.
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Lush gardens separate the 11 Luxury Villas which are designed based on sustainable luxury without compromising the comfort of the guests. Each villa on a private plot of about 1500 sq. m. with 500 sq. m. of living area and up to 730 sq. m of private recreational area.
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Each villa offers a private swimming pool, rainshower and outdoor bathtub, rooftop terrace and private beach access (One-bedroom villas). Jacuzzi (Five-bedroom villa), air-conditioning and free WiFi. The villas are equipped with solar water heaters.
The Resort includes the following facilities: Fine-dining Restaurant with stylish bar and rooftop terrace; Beach bar; Main area large swimming pool & children's pool; Open air fitness area; Spa (sauna, steam room, couples and individual treatment rooms); Kitesurfing & Watersports Center; Boutique
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John Evans (Australian politician)
Sir John William Evans, CMG (1 December 1855 – 2 October 1943) was an Australian politician, a member of the Tasmanian House of Assembly and Premier of Tasmania from 11 July 1904 to 19 June 1909.
Sir John Evans
|21st Premier of Tasmania
|In office
11 July 1904 – 19 June 1909
|Preceded by
|William Propsting
|Succeeded by
|Sir Elliott Lewis
|Personal details
John William Evans
1 December 1855
Liverpool, Lancashire, England, UK
|2 October 1943 (aged 87)
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
|Resting place
|Cornelian Bay, Tasmania
|Emily Mary Harcourt
Early life and nautical careerEdit
Evans was born in 1855 in Liverpool, England, but migrated with his family to Battery Point, Tasmania when he was four years old. After education in Hobart, Evans embarked on a year-long voyage through Asian ports with his parents. His father, a merchant seaman, arranged an apprenticeship for him on his part-owned barque, Helen, trading to China and Japan.[1]
Political careerEdit
John was first elected to the Tasmanian House of Assembly in the electorate of Kingborough on 20 January 1897. He did not have a political party, at this time, but is described as Anti-Socialist. Evans became Premier on 12 July 1904. Holding office until 19 June 1909. In 1909 his seat of Kingborough was abolished and replaced with the Division of Franklin. He won the seat back in 1909 and continued to serve in parliament until 1937 as Commonwealth Liberal and Nationalist. His time in parliament, forty years from 1897 to 1937, makes him the longest-serving member in Tasmania.[2]
- ^ W. A. Townsley, Evans, Sir John William (1855 - 1943), Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 8, Melbourne University Press, 1981, p. 447.
- ^ Parliamentary Library profile, Parliament of Tasmania.
|Political offices
|Preceded by
William Propsting
| Premier of Tasmania
|Succeeded by
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Ever since I tried the amazing heritage tomatoes from Jenny McNally's stall in the Temple Bar Farmer's Market I've been trying to think of a recipe worthy of blogging about. Unfortunately these tomatoes are so good all I've been doing is eating them with a bit of Maldon salt or maybe as part of a Caprese salad with the equally amazing Toonsbridge mozzarella. Given that I'm pretty sure nobody needs instructions on how to salt a tomato this had left me at a bit of a loss as to what to write about.
With the season nearing its end I remembered that I still had one last quinoa salad in my series and what better way to finish up than with the last of some of my favourite vegetables: tomatoes, aubergines, fennel and peppers. I initially thought I was basing this dish on caponata but when I look at the ingredients now it it's actually closer to ratatouille than anything else.
There's also a Spanish influence with the addition of toasted almonds and a Romesco style puree made from the roasted peppers. In fact, this sauce was a revelation and it strikes me as very versatile: I could see it working well with fish or chicken especially. It's is a good thing too because I made way too much and will have to find a use for the leftovers still in my fridge!
Serves: 2
For the roasted pepper sauce
Grape seed oil
1 red pepper
½ clove garlic, crushed
5g hot smoked paprika
150g Greek style yoghurt
For the quinoa salad
Olive oil
3 springs thyme
1 medium aubergine, chopped into 2.5cm pieces
1 large fennel bulb, chopped into 8 pieces
3 large tomatoes, quartered
150g quinoa
250g vegetable stock
5g fennel seeds, toasted and ground
15g pine nuts
15g almond flakes
2.5ml red wine vinegar
- For the roasted pepper sauce, cut the pepper in half and rub the skin with some oil.
- Place cut side down under a grill and roast until the skin is completely black.
- When done, wrap the pepper halves in cling film and leave to cool for 15 minutes.
- Peel the blackened skin off and put the pepper's flesh in a blender.
- Add the garlic, paprika and yoghurt to the blender and process until smooth.
- Season to taste and reserve in the fridge.
- For the quinoa salad, preheat an oven to 180°C.
- Place the aubergine, fennel and thyme in a baking tray and toss liberally with olive oil.
- Bake for around 25 minutes, shaking occasionally to ensure even cooking.
- Add the tomatoes to the tray and bake for another 25 minutes.
- Meanwhile, add the quinoa to a pot with the vegetable stock.
- Bring to the boil and then reduce the heat to a bare simmer.
- Cover the pot with a tight fitting lid for 15 minutes.
- When the quinoa is done, remove from the heat and leave to steam for 5 minutes.
- Heat some olive oil in a pan over a medium heat.
- Add the pine nuts and almonds and cook until golden brown, around 2-3 minutes. Reserve.
- Place the quinoa in a large bowl and add the roasted vegetables (with the thyme stalks removed) and ground fennel.
- Pour in the red wine vinegar and mix the ingredients thoroughly. Adjust the seasoning if required.
- Divide the salad between two bowls and sprinkle with the nuts; drizzle over some of the roasted pepper sauce and serve the rest on the side.


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Roofs are very important for the house. That is why, as time goes by, house owner should check its quality from time to time. There are roofs that needs an overhaul, while there are those who just need a little bit of maintenance. It shields the owners and protects them to outside entities that might disturb their peaceful livelihood. However, there are different styles of roofs made from different materials. So, the owner of the house should know the things that they should consider before finally deciding for a roof. They should know how to adjust with the weather, the calamities and even on the surroundings of the house.
It is good to hire experts such as Home Pride Roofing before finally purchasing a roof. On the other hand, you must also do some research regarding the topic, as it would give you the necessary information on how to properly manage and choose the products that would best suit your needs. Remember that a lot of the items available in the market today has different sets of purpose, some are for those houses that experience heavy rainfalls and some are for extreme sun light. To further discuss, here are some things that you need to know.
Do some canvassing
Let us be honest here. The cost of changing is extremely expensive and it still depend on the materials that you will use. One of the most popular product is the asphalt-fiber glass because it causes less amount of money than other types. It would run some $125 per square feet, so you need to know the whole size of the roof in order to make an approximate costing. The recommendation is to write down on paper the allocated budget and the possible expenses. Don't pursue renovation if you could not afford it yet.
The installation
When changing roof, one of the things that you need to consider is how you will remove the existing roof and install the new one. You should consider the strength of your house, because you might just pick a heavy-weighted material that your house cannot bear. You should also know that there would be additional expenses when the installer would use equipment to remove the roof. Some are using trucks and other machineries to safely replace and install the new roof. Always consult an expert before deciding a move to avoid further problems.


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Wearing this dress will quickly become one of your favorite things! Made in a medium weight ribbed fabric, this dress pairs perfectly with your favorite sneakers for a casual look or add some sandals & a belt to dress it up. Wearing this dress unbuttoned as a long cardigan over your favorite dress or as a swimsuit coverup makes this piece the most versatile one you can add to your closet!
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Geographical and Physical Features
The district gives a Rectangular look in its general shape and falls in the category of the eastern district of the state. District Sawai Madhopur has partly plain and partly undulating hilly terrain. The Sawai Madhopur sub-division can be described as hilly areas while the remaining tract is generally level and plain. The plain is fertile and then soil in most of the parts in light & sandy. The South and south-east portion of the district comprise hills and broken ground which form a part of a vast track of rugged region enclosing the narrow valley of the Chambal River. Ranges of Aravali hills lie in the northern, western and southern parts of the district. Sawai Madhopur sub-division is more or less a mountainous tract. The historical fort of Ranthambore is also situated in the Sawai Madhopur sub-division. The height from the sea levels in the district varies from 450 to 600 meters. The highest peak in the north-western Aravali hill located in Bamanwas tehsil which is 527 meters high Bhairan and utgir are notable peak in the south of the district. The area of Gangapur sub-division is almost plain with only a few hillock-scattered here and there. The Banas, Moral and Chambal are the main rivers in the district. The Banas is the largest among them. It is also important to note that no part of the district falls in the category of a desert and also there are no natural springs in the district.


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Gaea Black and White Gift Set
A celebration of Greek cuisine, this hand-painted set is the ideal choice for food lovers. High-quality olive oil and vinegar are included, and they're perfect for creating a superior homemade salad dressing. You can also enjoy them in the simplest of forms, by drizzling of fresh, crusty bread.
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Marlboro College
About Marlboro College
The small town of Marlboro, located in Windham County in southern Vermont, is home to the small liberal arts school Marlboro College. In the summer, two special events are big draws: the Marlboro Music Festival, held on the college campus, and Civil War Days, Vermont's largest Civil War event. The Southern Vermont Natural History Museum is also located there. Marlboro is a small hill town that has become a resort for all seasons. Skiing, hiking and bicycling are popular activities, but the town also has several antique shops and some fine lodging and dining. Nearby is the slightly larger city of Brattleboro, home of cultural institutions such as the Brattleboro Music Center, the Brattleboro Museum and Arts Center, and River Valley Performing Arts Center. Brattleboro also features many galleries, music venues, book shops, cafes, and restaurants to experience.
Marlboro College was founded in 1946 by veterans of World War II on Potash Hill in Marlboro, Vermont. All operations were initially financed using money received from the GI Bill. The campus now incorporates the buildings of two old farms that operated on the college site at one time. The 300-acre campus is represents the epitome of rural New England, complete with white-clapboard buildings and apple trees among the foothills of the Green Mountains. Marlboro is a residential, coeducational, private liberal arts college. The student to faculty ratio is 8:1, with an average class size of only ten students. Marlboro College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc.
Marlboro College offers several choices for a four-year BA degree in the arts including photography, film and video studies, and visual arts. The college advises every student to spend the first two years of study completing all required general education courses with a structured program of liberal studies. Students work with advisors to develop a specific course book and plan guide to follow. For those students wishing to pursue the BA in photography, the plan would include basic and introductory photography courses such as black and white photography, intermediate photography, constructed realities, photography and the visual book, the photographic image and word, and photographic methods. Students continue by studying documentary photography, participating in an advanced photography critique and the photography plan seminar, and completing an in-sight photography project. Students may also choose to participate in intermediate and advanced level tutorial classes which are specifically designed by the student and approved by the department head.
Participation in the film and video studies program at Marlboro is typically for students interested in screenwriting, film history, theory, or criticism, or production of documentary, narrative, or experimental film. Students are advised to study across the curriculum, into areas that may compliment their particular interests. For example, students interested in screenwriting may also study creative writing, literature, and psychology. Documentary film students should study anthropology, cultural studies, and sociology. Experimental film students should investigate poetry, visual art, and dance. Basic and introductory courses in the program include film and video production, foreign cinema, and American independent film. Intermediate courses include documentary film theory and practice, video production, cinematography, documentary explorations, experimental film production, and screenwriting.
The visual arts program at Marlboro includes study of ceramics, painting, sculpture, and photography. Students in this program study drawing, art history with an emphasis on direct experience of art works in museums and galleries, work in more than one medium, and completion of a body of work for a final individual exhibition. Two semesters of a course known as art seminar critique are required of juniors and seniors studying visual arts. The seminar meets weekly, providing an opportunity for students to share their work and discuss pertinent issues. The visual arts program also requires that students submit two sets of 35 mm slides showing the student's work. One set is bound with the student's completed plan of study in written form to be kept in the library, and the other is added to the slide collection of the college.
About eighty percent of Marlboro students receive financial aid. This includes institutionally-funded awarded scholarships. New students may be eligible for Presidential and 60th Anniversary Scholarships, both awarded on the basis of academic record, writing skills, standardized test scores and demonstrated leadership qualities. No separate application is required for these scholarships; all accepted students are automatically considered for scholarships by the college admission committee. All other available scholarships require academic excellence as well. Available scholarships include those funded by the George I. Alden Trust, the Robert Sheldon Stainton Scholarship, the Warren R. Sisson Scholarship, the M. Brenn Green Scholarship, the Thomas Thompson Trust Scholarships, the Christopher Boeth Scholarships, the Jean Crosby Markham Scholarship, and the Windham Community Scholarships.


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As I continue to work with both horses, Ollie and Atty, and the dog, Sophie, I keep having to remind myself – or maybe the animals are doing the reminding – to slow down! As much as I write about, remind myself, and try to do that, I still have to work harder at it. Or maybe just relax and let it flow. Let go of any agenda that starts with: "I just want to…" That thinking will get me into trouble every time!
Atty is the one who told me today that I was not to rush things or take anything for granted.
I moved the truck so that I could hook up the trailer so we could play trailer games. (The truck is running now, but I didn't attach the trailer electric to it just in case.)
Atty came out to the driveway but was much more interested in eating whatever grass he could find there. I did let him do that for several minutes and then I practiced Peggy Hogan's "training on grass" game. It worked fairly well for awhile, but it is spring and they haven't been on the grass for a couple of days. We'll keep working at it.
And Atty did load onto the trailer, but when I went to the back, he backed off – three times. I quit trying to "force" that plan and went to training on grass. When I couldn't maintain his attention, I left him in the drive with his grass and went to play with Ollie (see above).
Ollie is definitely progressing and we could get all four feet done with no walks-offs today. I started with just asking for his right front by lightly touching the back of his leg. That's all I wanted right then. Just relax the leg and pick up the foot at my light touch. We did ten of those, clicking and treating each time.
Then I went to the right hind, he cocked it (which is exactly what I want). Then I pick it up, clean it out, put it down, click, and treat. I usually treat him with two or three pellets (they're large ones) because I do more with the hind feet that I am with the fronts right now.
I came back to his right front foot and this time I wanted to pick the foot up. We practiced that ten times, clicking and treating each time. Then I switched to his left front and just asked for him to pick it up from a light touch. We practiced that ten times, just like we did on the right.
Then back to the back foot, picked it up, cleaned it out, put it down, clicked and treated – with two or three treats just like the other hind foot.
I came back to the left front and asked for the foot but I picked it up and we practiced that ten times. I placed the foot down each time, clicked and treated. Then I could pick it up and clean it out.
I was actually amazed that he never walked off through any of that.
Then we went to grooming, including the nubbier side of the jelly mitt and the softer side, mane and tail combing (!) and practicing for sheath cleaning.
What's interesting is that Ollie will let me slide up his belly to his sheath fairly well on his left side, but he's more sensitive to this on his right side. That could be because most of the actual cleaning is done from his right side.
He did walk off a few times during the grooming, partly because Atty was in the paddock with us, but at the hay box. Ollie left once to get a drink and once to go to the hay box, but then he came back both times. However, when he went to get a drink, Atty decided it was his turn to join me in the wash stall. It worked for a minute or so and then Ollie came back and told Atty no.
And I did not notice Ollie twisting his nose quite as much as previous sessions. It's all good.
On to Atty. I put Ollie away to work with Atty in the wash stall. I didn't want to press my luck that Ollie would stay at the hay box the way Atty did.
I thought I could go a little faster with Atty than I had with Ollie, but no, I could not. Maybe a little, but only a very little.
We got all four feet cleaned, grooming the body and combing the mane, and targeting the forehead to the comb.
What has become a bit of a problem is combing the tail. Atty used to stand solid as a rock while I combed his tail, but not this season so far. I'm not sure if it's pulling a bit of he's just confused as to what his job is now that I'm behind him. He's been turning halfway around when I start combing the tail.
Today I worked on establishing the square, centered stand in the wash stall and then working my way back while clicking and treating for his staying put. Then once I got to the tail, I would just kind of halfway pick it up with my left hand and let it run through my hand as I walked back up to him, click and treat. I did that ten times.
I really had to break it down: Hold it like it was going to comb the end, but let go, click and treat. Ten times. Then hold the tail and just take a short, quick swipe with the comb through the last six inches of tail, click and treat. Ten times. Gradually starting higher and higher on the tail.
He moved several times during this and each time I targeted him back into position, unless he stopped himself, then I just clicked and treated for that.
Since he did improve in this session (stopped going sideways), I think we've managed to clear up that confusion and we'll keep working on it.
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Under what circumstances does one plan the week in advance in such detail?
I have to go with Matthew on this one . . . I've been given a detailed schedule before by a director, but I never would publish something like that.


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People who long to help when they see struggling or injured wild creatures can find some answers, and some strategies, this weekend.
Members of the Mendocino Wildlife Association — with help from Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue — are offering First Responder Training designed to allow people to rescue and to rehabilitate wildlife, and also to field calls on hotlines.
The training runs from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday at the Laytonville Grange, with a cost of $20 that includes an "organic local lunch."
People who complete the training will receive a "memorandum of understanding," said Traci Pellar, executive coordinator of the Mendocino Wildlife Association.
"After you get your memorandum of understanding, this gives you the California legal (permission) to touch wildlife," Pellar said. "If a little racoon got hit on the side of the road, you can be a first responder."
Linnaea Furlong, education outreach director at Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue, will conduct the training. She said a key goal is to prepare people to transport animals in need to Sonoma County where they can be rehabilitated.
"They'll be able to rescue and transport animals from Mendocino to here," Furlong said.
Furlong noted a number of common dangers for area wildlife. They might, for instance, have been hit by cars, caught by cats or dogs or ensnared in illegal traps.
"A lot of times people are having problems with predation, and they don't know better methods," Furlong said, referring to the traps.
A longer-term goal of the training, Furlong added, is to teach people to rehabilitate wildlife — something Pellar said is acutely needed in Mendocino County.
"If we have a wildlife emergency, there's nowhere to take (the animal) except Sonoma County," Pellar said.
The need for wildlife education is also pressing, Pellar added, particularly with regard to habitat preservation.
"If we want to preserve species, that means leaving habitat alone," she said. She noted the importance, for instance, of manzanita trees, which she said provides food for a host of animals, including birds, coyotes, bears, bobcats, rabbits, possums, skunks and mountain lions.
"People just clear them away," Pellar said of the trees.
The seeds for the Mendocino Wildlife Association were planted in the spring of 2015, Pellar explained. She recalled a "little starving bear" in Branscomb that riveted attention on environmental problems in the area.
"Because of deforestation, it lost its home," Pellar said, adding that the fate of the bear is unknown.
Around the same time, she noted, Mendocino County was settling a lawsuit with a coalition of organizations including Animal Legal Defense Fund, the Animal Welfare Institute, the Center for Biological Diversity, the Natural Resources Defense Council and Project Coyote, as reported by the Los Angeles Times.
The coalition had filed a suit in November 2014 because the county, the lawsuit claimed, had failed to complete a required environmental review when it approved a contract with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Wildlife Services Agency "to kill predators including coyotes," the Times reported in April 2015.
After a second lawsuit, filed in the summer of 2015, the county suspended its program with the Wildlife Services Agency as a condition of the settlement "pending completion of an Environmental Impact Report," said Chuck Morse, commissioner of the Department of Agriculture for Mendocino County, in a telephone interview.
Pellar said she watched the process closely, attending hearings along the way. During those months, in collaboration with Leslie Gravier, Monica Balwinski and Jon Spitz, Pellar worked to create the Mendocino Wildlife Association.
Pellar said she's working on compiling the required 400 hours of wildlife interaction to earn her wildlife rehabilitation license, a process she's completing under the supervision of Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue. That means the memorandum of understanding participants in Saturday's First Responder Training receive will come from Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue, rather than from the Mendocino Wildlife Association.
"Eventually it will come from us," Pellar said, noting that she is months away from receiving her license.
People interested in the training can call Pellar at 707-357-5693, but they can also come and pay the fee on Saturday. More information is available at http://www.mendowildlife.com/.
Pellar said the association is preparing a wildlife rescue hotline, at 707-984-6363, that she expects to be operating next week.


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Medical Gas Shutoff Valves
Q: As a hospital security assessor, I am concerned about the availability of hospital gases in Behavioral Health Units. It would be easy for a patient to pull the tab off the plastic covering on the window and tamper with the gases. Would it be permissible to install a clear locking door with hardened glass in place of the plastic panel and provide access to the locked box via scan card with the caveat that the door would automatically unlock open during a fire event?
A: One has to ask why would there be medical gases on a behavioral health unit? Do you treat acute-care patients there? However, if you have them there, then you need to deal with them.
Your question appears to address the medical gas shutoff valves, or zone valves as they are often called. According to NFPA 99-2012, section 184.108.40.206, zone valves have to be visible, accessible and readily operable from a standing position in the corridor. NFPA 99-2012 does not prohibit the use of special locking arrangements for access to the zone valves.
I think you have a legitimate concern, especially if you document this concern in a risk assessment. But I suggest you contact your authorities having jurisdiction, and ask them if it would be permitted. At a minimum, I suggest you ask:
- Your accreditation organization
- Your state agency in charge of hospital design and construction
- Your local building authorities
- Your state or local fire marshal


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Welcome to Game 5 of this year's Smartphone Madness competition. Yesterday we said goodbye to the Lenovo IdeaPhone K900 as the fans for the Windows Phone-powered Nokia Lumia 920 brought home the win.Today we welcome two new competitors to the court: the QWERTY keyboard lovers' BlackBerry Q10 and the super-sexy HTC One powered by Android 4.1.2. Let's head down to the floor to meet these two before the tip off.
Sporting BlackBerry 10, the Q10 is still a bit of an unknown wildcard. While its brother, the Z10, ran away with Game 2 of this competition, it has a bit more experience in the real world. However, physical keyboard fans are expected to turn out in support of the Q10. The keyboard looks and feels very roomy and features BlackBerry's trademark frets, something longtime BlackBerry users will be happy to learn. In addition to the real keys, it offers a 3.1-inch touch screen and a unique glass-infused back cover that promises to be much stronger than your typical plastic back.
During our hands-on experience, the Q10′s performance was solid with no noticeable lag, but can that make up for the dearth of apps on the BlackBerry platform?
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A lack of apps is not something that HTC One fans have to deal with, as it runs the ever popular Android platform with its robust Google Play store. In our review, in which we awarded the One 4 stars, we cited its stunning design, excellent 1080p display, loud and rich dual speakers, remote control functionality for TV and stellar low-light camera as features that land it in the must-have column. And its superfast performance didn't hurt either. In fact, we had few complaints, but we did find one-handed use a challenge thanks to its 4.7-inch screen. But whether that's enough to trump the existence of real keys, only you can decide.
Enough talking. Now it's voting time. You have until the polls close Tuesday, 3/19/13 at 9 a.m. EST to make your decision.


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2016 Watsonia Heights FC Senior Men's Coaches announced
The Watsonia Heights FC Senior Committee is proud to announce that George Traikovski will be the new Watsonia Heights FC Senior Men's Coach for the 2016 season. George will be working with both Jeremy Summers and Ben Dawson after the terrific job they did in 2015 with our Reserve team Squad.
The Watsonia Heights FC Thirds (Metropolitan League) team will be coached by Adam Steele. Adam has coached junior teams at Eltham Redbacks and is keen to step up and coach our thirds team in 2016.
I'd also like to take this opportunity to thank Greg Small for all his hard work since taking over as first team coach from Jimmy Vissaris back in 2012. Greg decided not to Coach in 2016, to allow him to spend more time with his family.
Watsonia Heights FC invites all current and prospective senior male players (and Under 16/17 boys) to join us to start Pre Sesaon training on Thursday the 28th January, 2016 at Gabonia Avenue Reserve, 58 Gabonia Avenue, Watsonia 3087. Preseason training will start at 6:45pm.
WHFC Supporters are also encouraged to come down and see our coaches prepare our players for the 2016 season.
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Best Wireless Printers
The wifi photo printer reviews on this page are meant to help users find high quality wireless photo printers that are easy to set-up and use. Whenever I need to research a product, and I am looking for reviews, I always opt to go to ChristineFriar.com.
Wireless photo printers are perfect for families, individuals and professionals who like the convenience of having a photo printer wireless connected to computer or cell phone. It is always the easiest way to connect to several computers at the same time. That way, print commands can be issued from any computer anywhere around the home or office without the limitations and hassle of physical wires. Here are some of the best printers available in the market today.
Canon Pixma MP990 Inkjet Wireless Photo Printer with Copier Scanner
The Canon PIXMA MP990 is a inkjet wireless photo printer that also doubles as a copier and scanner (but not fax). In short, it an all-in-one multifunction printer, only that this machine has been built for use as a photo printer more than anything else. The print quality is excellent. Colors are vibrant, true to life and users rave about it's photo quality performance. It is a PCMag Editors Choice award winner.
Networking works via wired or wireless, but not both at the same time. It also connects with cell phones via Bluetooth and Infrared IrDA if you buy an optional accessory. This photo printer also prints from memory cards, PictBridge compatible cameras, USB thumb drives and 35 mm film. While it is a copy machine and you can copy photographs, this photo-centric printer goes one step further by offering a photo reprint feature. Essentially, the technology tries to emulate the colors of the original photograph as much as possible to produce a flawless copy of it.
On drawback - it seems to be an ink guzzler, using up ink cartridges quickly. If you don't mind that and seek quality perfection, this could be a great one. At less than $180, it makes a great deal.
Canon Pixma MP560 Inkjet Wireless Photo Printer with Copier Scanner
The Canon Pixma MP560 is a step below the wireless photo printer Canon Pixma MP990 reviewed above in terms of features (no 35 mm film scan and print/ wired connectivity), but it retains all the important features including wireless networking, copier and scanner (but not fax). It's photo quality is excellent, and equal or better than what you would find from a photo lab print. Users are excited about the gorgeous prints they are able to make from this wireless photo printer.
Networking is done wirelessly, and there is no provision for wired ethernet connectivity. Bluetooth connectivity is available if you purchase a separate bluetooth adapter. This all-in-one Canon Pixma MP560 printer less than $90, and users find it a great deal. Based on Amazon sales and user ratings, it's the best wireless photo printer for less than $100. If you need a machine with faxes as well, check out the wireless photo printer Canon PIXMA MX870.
HP Photosmart Plus All-in-One Wireless Photo Printer with Copier Scanner
The HP Photosmart Plus All-in-One Printer includes all the benefits of HP Photosmart technology. Setting up this HP wireless photo printer is a breeze, according to both PC and Mac users. The printer comes with a small LCD screen to facilitate printing directly from a memory card and to enhance pictures (eg. removing red eye) before printing them - all without the need to go through a computer.
Overall, users like the ease of use, high quality of prints and ability to print photos well and at the same time double up as a copier and scanner. It's great for home and school use, or for home offices. At $100, the price for this HP wireless photo printer makes it a great buy.
Dell P713w all-in-one wireless photo printer
The Dell P713w wireless photo printer is another all in one multi-function machine that copies and scans. Experts deem the quality good and photo lab equivalent, but not any higher. If you prefer stunning looking pictures with accurate color rendering from a wireless photo printer, the Canon photo printers (MP990, MP560) may be better alternatives. That said, this Dell wireless printer still performs very well for most general and home uses. If you do end up buying this and need to print a business presentation, you may want to use better quality paper for better results.
As a side note, if you have any experience with Lexmark printers, Lexmark actually builds a lot of Dell's printers and this one is a cousin to some of Lexmark's own multi function printers. This is not a bad thing as Lexmark has a track record for offering reliable wifi photo printers. This printer costs about $200.
Best Inkjet Printers
On this page, we have posted the best inkjet photo printer reviews based on quality of print, print speed, ease of use, price of printer, accessories, and ease of installation, among other factors.
When it comes to photo printing, inkjet printers give very high quality results. Even though color laser printers are now easily affordable, they do not make good photo printers. Inkjets based on their print technology will print higher resolutions as well as long lasting smudge and waterproof photo lab quality prints anytime. See our list of the best wireless printers
When shopping for the best inkjet photo printer for your needs, you have a number of great options these days from brands like Canon, HP and Epson. Before buying, it's good to take stock of what your needs and priorities are, so you can pick the best inkjet printer that fits your needs and priorities best.
Features of The Best Inkjet Photo Printers
While most inkjet printers will be able to print nice color photos, inkjet photo printers have additional features that make them easy to use for printing photos. Almost all inkjet photo will allow a user to print color photos without turning on a PC or Mac computer. Here are more details about the features of the best inkjet photo printers:
Epson Stylus 1400 Photo Printer
Prepare for some spectacular results when you start printing with this top of the line Epson Stylus Photo 1400 printer. Some reviewers likened this printer to the Ferrari of inkjet photo printers. It delivers amazing high definition prints at fast speed. A large 13" x 19" would take under 3 minutes to print. These are professional high quality prints that could framed and hung on the wall. Get picture perfect prints that are waterproof with absolutely no smudges or scratching. It also prints on CDs and DVDs. Priced at around $350.
Canon inkjet printers are currently some of the best ink jet printers in terms of print quality, featurs and affordability:
Canon Pixma IP4700 Premium Inkjet Photo Printer
A great inkjet printer that is perfect for any individual or family that wants to print beautiful high quality pictures on demand, as well as that needed school or work report every now and then. This printer works for both PC and Mac users.
For outstanding high photo lab quality prints, the Canon Pixma IP4700 uses 5 separate ink cartridges with multiple colors. This hi-tech gadget also employs a high density print head technology to ensure tiny ink drop injections for crisp and clear printing, whether it is text or pictures.
Canon's ChromaLife 100 technology that is packaged with the best of Canon inkjet printers to offer photos that carry an amazing maximum range of colors and longevity. According to Canon, the ChromaLife 100+ system allows gorgeous borderless photos to be printed and they will last up to 300 years in an archival quality photo album, or 30 years behind glass in an indoor area away from sunlight.
Users like the fast print speed, ease of set-up and ease of use of this printer. They find the ink usage acceptable to good. And at less than $60, it's garnered many fans.
Canon Pixma MP560 Inkjet Photo All-In-One Photo Printer Copy Scan
An amazing all-in-one printer, the Canon Pixma MP560 Inkjet Photo All-In-One Photo Printer has all the benefits of the Canon Pixma IP4700, and more! If you like what the above IP4700 printer can do for you and want to take it a notch higher with functions like scanning and copying. This is the perfect ink jet photo printer that would print beautiful pictures as well as provide lots of convenience for the home office or for home management uses - used to copy or scan forms, recipes and invoices.
Users love the wireless and bluetooth connectivity convenience as well. The Canon Pixma MP560 allows for wireless printing, which means less wires and the convenience of printing from a laptop or computer in another part of the house.
Pictures are printed at an amazing maximum resolution of 9600 by 2400 dpi. The printer uses 5 individual inks and Canon's proprietary ChromaLife 100+ system for high quality photos.
The ink jet printer unit itself is compact and stylish designed with an elegant chrome finish and a small screen attached to the unit itself for printing from a memory stick or card. It's hard to believe all the powerful features packed into a elegant compact case.
One drawback is that for an all-in-one printer, the Canon Pixma MP560 does not come with a fax, which is a function that some users say usually come with an "all-in-one" printer. If you like the performance and features of the Canon Pixma MP560, but also need a fax function, look into the Canon Pixma MX870.
Overall, users rate this printer the best for high print quality, ease of use and comprehensiveness of features. Both PC and Mac users are equally impressed. Priced at approximately $90, many consider it a bargain.
Best Photo Printers
This digital photo printer reviews 2010 section is dedicated to helping home and office users find the best photo printers that will transform their digital camera pictures into beautiful color prints.
Photo Printers - Convenient and User-Friendly
With the popularity of digital cameras, and the sophistication of home or office inkjet and laser printers these days, getting physical photos printed can be very easily done at home or anywhere in well under a minute. And what an experience - being able to immediately print sharp, high quality prints with others, or hanging them up in our living spaces. See our list of the best wireless printers.
There are various types of home or office photo printers in the marketplace today for getting photos printer.
Inkjet Printers Are Versatile And Better Than Laser Printers For Photo Printing
Inkjet printers spray tiny droplets of color ink onto photo paper to create amazing high resolution prints, exactly what is needed for good photo printing. Laser printers, while they have lot of great performance qualities, printing high resolution photos is not exactly one of them. Some will do a decent to good job, but the better photo printers are inkjet photo printers. At the same time, inkjet technology is also versatile - they do an excellent job with printing text and graphics for business reports, marketing materials or school work. Therefore, they make a great choice if you like to get a printer that can take on multiple tasks.
Comparatively, a color laser printer would still make sense if you are printing lots of volume. There are some laser printers made for doing decent to good quality photo prints. Some folks or offices who print a lot will buy a separate inkjet printer or dye sublimation printer dedicated to photo printing, and use the color laser printer for all non-photo printing.
Dye Sublimation Printers Provide Professional Results
Another highly regarded technology for photo printing is called dye sublimation. Dye sublimation printers apply heat to vaporize and dye the sheet of photo paper to create very true to life-like color tones. Just like a great audio system makes you feel like you hearing music live in the concert hall, the best dye sublimation printers will present a picture that makes you think you are looking out a window. For the high quality results, professionals tend to pick dye sublimation printers. Dye sublimation printers include the Canon Selphy or Sony Picture Station Digital Photo Printer.
The flip-side of this is that dye sublimation technology can only be used for photo printing, so there are no features for printing reports or documents. The supplies for dye packages and paper also tend to be a bit more costly. Today's inkjet photo printing technology is fast rivaling dye sublimation printers. For example some professionals are picking the Epson Picturemate Charm (inkjet) over the Canon Selpy CP780 (dye sublimation).
Photo Printer Reviews, Ratings
For photo printer reviews and ratings, check out the section that addresses your needs best:
Inkjet photo printers - This is a general category for photo printers that use inkjet technology when printing. As discussed, inkjet technology is well-suited for high quality photo printing. Unless they are compact or portable photo printers, they are also capable of printing documents, reports, school work, marketing flyers and brochures. Some also include wireless connectivity.
Compact photo printers - They are also known as snapshot photo printers or portable photo printers using the best digital photo printing technology: inkjet or dye sublimation. These printers are very high quality dedicated photo printers. The best ones include the Epson Picturemate Charm or Canon Selphy CP780. They are meant to be used without a computer. You can print from memory cards or your digital camera directly.
All-in-one photo printers - Inkjet or laser photo printers that will not only print photos, text and documents, but also copy and scan. Some all-in-one photo printers can also send and receive faxes. Examples include the Canon Pixma MP560 Wireless Photo Printer or HP Photosmart Premium All-in-One Printer.


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Overweight children, especially those who are obese, are too often candidates for chronic health problems when they're older.
That means today's problem of obesity among children is not good news for their health in years to come.
First Lady Michelle Obama is championing the health of the nation's children. She brought the national epidemic of childhood obesity into the news lately when she presented her plan on national television. She wants to eliminate childhood obesity in one generation.
Let's Move!
Mrs. Obama is spearheading a program called "Let's Move" which includes four key initiatives.
- Teach parents about good nutrition and exercise for a healthier lifestyle
- Improve school food service to provide healthy options
- Making healthy foods more affordable for families
- Increase the focus of physical education
The Obamas have created a federal task force to coordinate efforts between the private sector, government agencies, not for profit centers and other organizations who can together focus on solutions. Mrs. Obama admits the government cannot solve this problem on its own and calls on everyone to become involved in the effort so that every child will reach adulthood in this generation with a healthy weight.
Childhood Nutrition is Important
As a part of the solution, the President has proposed a $10 billion increase in the budget over the next 10 years for the Child Nutrition Reauthorization Act. This legislation is currently scheduled for revision by the Congress as it is once every five years.
The Child Nutrition Act determines policy for the federal school lunch program as well as determining which foods will be served to the nation's children. The goal will be to serve healthier, fresher foods that are low in fat and overall calories.
70% of the nation's school menus are high in fat and cholesterol, according to a recent School Nutrition Dietary Assessment Study. Introduced by Rep. Jared Polis, the Healthy School Meals Act of 2010 will help school food service directors serve more fruits, vegetables, whole grains and low-fat vegetarian meals for the benefit of all children.
The American Dietetic Association, American Medical Association and American Public Health Association all voice their support in the effort to improve school food service for our children to live healthier.
Let us help our children live strong, eat healthfully, and move!


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Beautiful hike this weekend by Sundance!
Monday, October 13, 2014
Yikes -- I've lost track what week this is...
I haven't updated this in almost a month! I've been super busy finishing up a book project, but I am still exercising and eating well. I haven't lost a ton more weight, though, since I weighed in last...so I should probably be doing a little better. I've lost 17.1 lbs total! Yay -- still about 13 to go.
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Monday, September 15, 2014
weight loss week 8 and 9
Well, I haven't had a great couple of weeks for weight loss. We just got back from a little vacation, and I definitely didn't eat as little as I should have. I got a little exercise, but not much! I am not going to go back and try to figure out what my weight was exactly since I missed last week, but I am only down a couple of pounds for the last two weeks.
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Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Week 7 Weigh in
I lost 1.2 lbs this week, bringing the total weight lost up to 10.8 lbs. Wish it was more, but I ended up missing a workout this week and ate a little too much healthy stuff. Still good foods, just TOO much of them. Blasted delicious melons.
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Monday, August 25, 2014
Week 6 Weigh-in
Yay! I lost 2 lbs this week. It has been hard for me to reach 2 lbs lost in a week, so whenever it happens I get really excited. Hoping for two more this week! I have two and a half weeks until my family takes a trip to St. George. My goal was to have lost 16 lbs total by then. I'm thinking that may be tough to reach now, but hopefully I'll be down 5 more lbs by then.
Total weight lost = 9.6 lbs
Total weight lost = 9.6 lbs
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Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Week 5 Weigh-in
I only lost ONE pound this week. It is frustrating to lose so little, but I am glad to be losing.
Total weight lost = 7.6 lbs
Total weight lost = 7.6 lbs
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Monday, August 11, 2014
Weight loss: Week 4
Worked out 6x a week and ate well. I've been eating BIG salads lately, and I love them. I feel so great after eating them. This week I lost 1.8 lbs. At this rate I am not really on track to lose 10 lbs a month. It'll likely take me four months rather than three to lose thirty pounds. But I'm okay with that if that's the case. I'm just going to keep plugging along doing everything I can to make it happen. I just want to stay consistent.
Total weight loss so far: 6.6 lbs
Total weight loss so far: 6.6 lbs
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Monday, August 4, 2014
Weight Loss, week 3
I lost 2.2 lbs this week! I can really feel the difference (I've almost lost 5 lbs now), and I am starting to get into a groove like I did last time. It takes working out 6 times a week and eating very carefully, but it is possible. It really does take a lot of effort to lose significant amounts of weight. Here's to hoping I never have to go through this again! :)
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It has been my personal experience that I set aside a time frame to coupon. When choosing a time frame to coupon make sure it is when you are able to concentrate, focus and make sure there are no distractions. It won't take you long when you are able to concentration on your couponing. I allow myself 2 hours a week for couponing. I grab the newspaper on Sunday and I go home and clip the coupons.
While clipping coupons, I organize them in my binder as I clip them. Then I look for the sales for the week and write out my list and separate the coupons, so I can prepare for my shopping trip. I always plan my trip so that I can go in the store and get the items that are on my list quickly. I do take my binder in the store just in case there is a unannounced sale that is going on and I need to check it out. But for the most part if it's not on my list I don't purchase it unless it is a really good deal that I see. I make time to go shopping early morning or late night when there is little to no people in the store. When I shop I find it easy to get in and out the store with no problems at those specific times. I suggest as a beginner to try all different times until you find which time frame works best for you.
Remember when you are allotting time to couponing think of it as the equivalent of how much you are making per hour with what you are saving. So, for example I planned my shopping trip and went shopping for 2 hours today and I saved $85.39 with a total of 99% savings value. So therefore, I look at as a job and I made $42.69 per hour.
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The Bowline Sweater is a stylish take on a wardrobe essential. The structure of the front pleat combines darts and folds to create a point of interest with the comfort of a raglan sleeve.
While the design might look complicated, it doesn't need to be difficult to make. Here's a photographic tutorial to help you on your way to a finished garment.
After attaching your first sleeve, pin your folded neck binding to the neckline stretching it on as you pin. Stitch in place and neaten seam. Press seam allowance down.
Fold in at Point "A", lining up top edge of binding with notch.
Stitch in place, tapering in at the bottom as you would for a dart. Neaten edge.
Trim 1cm off the top of the remaining sleeve piece. Stitch front sleeve edge onto sweater with right sides facing. Neaten seam and press seam allowance toward sleeve.
Fold Pleat B in half so that the edges meet up and pin together, also pinning the neck edge of sleeve to the side of shoulder pleat. Stitch then clip into the corner, being careful not to clip through your stitching.
Roll everything into the centre so that wrong sides of dart and pleat and on either side.
Fold in half, joining point A and B together, sandwiching the rest of top between. Match top edges and pin in place, straightening out the 'L' shaped pleat. The dart will be longer by about 5cm.
Stitch together.
Pull through to the right side.
Flatten the edge of the pleat against the garment, with pleat seam 2.5cm/1" away from neckline edge. Baste in place.
Sew back sleeve edge to back armhole. Neaten and press seam allowance toward back panel.
Stitch side seams and underarm seams together. Stitch and neaten.
Fold cuffs in half, with notches remaining at top and bottom and stitch. Press seam open.
Fold bottom up to top, matching notches.
Pin cuff to right side of the sleeve opening. Stitch in place and neaten. Repeat for other sleeve and press.
Sew short ends of waistband together. Fold bottom up to top, so that the seams are on the inside.
Attach raw edges of waistband to the bottom of sweater, lining up the seam of band with one of the side seams of the top. Pin together then stitch. Neaten edges.
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RANCHO PALOS VERDES, California - Apple chief Tim Cook on Tuesday vowed creativity That Would Remain in the company's "DNA" and hinted products on the horizon That Could come in the area of television.
Cook Was The opening guest star at a Prestigious All Things Digital conference hosted by the Rupert Murdoch-owned technology news website at a resort in the Southern California town of Palos Verdes.
"We're going to Introduce Some Great stuff," Cook said. "I think you are going to love it."
Cook Declined to reveal details of products set for release by the Cupertino, California-based maker of iPads, iPhones, iPods, Macintosh computers, and Apple TV devices.
The first unveiling Could take up as soon as June 11, When Apple kicks off icts Annual Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco.
"Juices are flowing and we have some incredible things coming out," Cook said. "For years Apple's beens Focused on innovation and This Will not change."
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"We're not a hobby kind of company, as you know," Cook said. "The company was able to hold out a lot of wood behind A Few arrows. We've stuck to this. "
Apple sold 2.8 million Apple TV devices last year and Many Nearly That in the first months of this year FEW, According To Cook.
Apple's nascent icloud online data storage service and Close Relationships with movie and television studios sell digital content That is for viewing icts gadgets Could Support Offering a new Apple TV.
Last month, Jefferies & Company analyst Peter Misek Noted That Improved outlook of the display-related companies Might Be in hand due to early "iTV" production.


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Vacation in the shop
Hi everybody!
Just thought I'd tell you that me and my other half decided to give each other a little trip to Thailand for Christmas. We thought that was a very good idea :D So.. On Christmas Eve we're off! Thailandoos, Thailandoos, Amigo adios! <3
It means that the webshop is open as usual until the 22/12-2014 until 12:00. Orders placed after that, will not be shipped until January 19 th when I'm back home in Sweden again.
Hope you have a really cozy Christmas everyone!
Big Hug, Sanna <3


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Jennifer Shannon can always find a diamond in the rough - when it comes to garage sales!
JENNIFER SHANNON loves scouring garage sales to look for items to sell in her resell shop, but when she realizes a series of burglaries and a friend's murder may have a connection to the sales, she not only helps the cops, but does some undercover sleuthing of her own. As she gets closer to the truth, she becomes the murderers next target. Now she must fight for her own survival in order to solve the mystery and bring her friends killer to justice….
This DVD collection features four movies from the hit Hallmark crime/mystery series that has captured fans all over the world. Namely: Garage Sale Mystery 1, All That Glitters, The Deadly Room, The Wedding Dress.


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I went full retro this time, I love that style of gfx.
4 different ambient "songs" made with renoise to set the mood.
An end with a twist, which I hope will make ppl remember it.
Should take about 5-15 minutes to finish.
Play it @ http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-19/?action=preview&uid=1087
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There are a myriad of things to consider when choosing a contact center technology solution, from timeframe and deployment options to feature set and vendor experience.
Determining your needs now and in the future is pivotal in selecting the right partner and solution for your business.
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Event Planning Proposal Template
Use Qwilr's event planning proposal template to create an event proposal that wins you the job. Easily add images, video, seating plans and more, and allow clients to accept and sign the proposal online.
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As lovers of cool, we know you'll love our Rockabilly Fairytale Wedding package. Read on to learn more.
Rockabilly is one of the earliest styles of rock & roll music, dating back to the early 1950s in the United States. From the music came style, as american youths came to share the the roadhouse spirit and the style that rock & roll symbolises. Notable examples of Rockabilly aesthetic include Elvis, James Dean, Happy Days, and Grease.
Share your love for this era gone by, where the cool kids hanged at diners and looked fly as James Dean. Transform your wedding into a living time machine as we send you and your guests into the coolest era in america's history
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All our food is provided by our venue hosts Mel's and are all made to suit the theme of the wedding.
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All drinks will be themed based upon popular drinks from the rockabilly era.
If you have any considerations, change in options or menu, please contact us and we can work it out.
ACME Events, Inc. was established in 2005 and has spent the past decade providing event planning services to some of the world's largest organisations.
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Florida Wins Big at 4th U.S. National Bonsai Exhibition
The 4th U.S. National Bonsai Exhibition was held in Rochester New York on September 12-13th and 18 Florida Exhibitors had trees there to show. A total of 107 Exhibitors from 27 states showing 320 trees made an amazing contribution to the World Class event and the Largest U.S. Bonsai Exhibition.
Representing Florida were:
Bobby Block – Merritt Island | Shirley Brink – Jacksonville | Aaron Buchler – Maimi | Robert Kempinski – Melbourne | Lunetta & Michael Knowlton – Venice | Michael Lane – Fort Myres | Louise Leister – Palm Coast | Hiram Macias – Miami | Mary Madison – Lake Placid | Dustin Mann – Smyrna Beach | Justin Michael – Fort Myres | Jason Osbourne – Port Charlotte | Reggie Perdue – Palm Bay | Paul Pikel – Orlando | Michael Rogers – Deland | Michael Sullivan – Cooper City | Johnson Teh – Miami | Julie Trigg – Sarasota | Ed Trout – Pembrook Pines
However Floridians did more then show up…
They Won!
Puerto Rico Bonsai Federation Award
Finest Tropical Bonsai
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Aaron Bucher
Yoshimura Award
Finest Classical Bonsai
Japanese Black Pine
Louise Leister
All American Award
Finest American Species in an American Container shown on an American Display Table
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